bike lane. and then neither proposal allows you to turn left. so if we're going to have to live without that. so yeah, i'd like to thank everyone who put together the new plan. i do understand a lot of work went into this to try to address everyone's concerns, but unfortunately i don't see much advantage to the new proposal and some major disadvantages to drivers, cyclists, and from my understanding, businesses. i personally feel really lucky to live near the center bike lane because it is really unusual and i really like it and i hope we can keep it. thank you. thank you so much for your comment. next speaker, please. hi. my name is sandy rizza. i'm here to express my support for the valencia street center running bike lane and my opposition and strong disappointment about plans to remove it. despite the amazing work of the of the planning team. i'm a mission resident. i'm a cyclist. i am a frequent patron of businesses on the valencia corridor, and i'm also a car owner and driver. i was initia

traffic and push the bike lanes to the curb of valencia street.king spaces will act as a barrier for cyclists using the new bike lane. it will keep 26 parklets in place. some cyclists who attended the meeting are worried the side lanes won't be safe, but some business owners praise the dis. leah martin, the owner of nowhere, a clothing store in valencia, says it is a headache for business owners along the strip, who says the lane complicated parking for businesses. she hopes the new lane will reduce some of the frustration, but ultimately she says there are pros and cons to each design. >> i don't think there will be any perfect solution for this problem. i think no matter what, someone will be upset with the result. >> reporter: construction on the lane will begin in january, and it is expected to take about two to three months to complete. >>> for a look at what's coming up on the cbs evening news, here is norah o'donnell. >> hey, juliette, wildfires have ravaged more than one million acres. how the seeds of restoration are being harvested. that

lanes. we do have a traffic incident as well. so causing delays. both areas there. part this morning is doing things at a slower speed. and that is because of the rain. and lastly, we've got that bay bridge, 17 minute commute into the city this morning. we'll continue to keep an eye on things. but for now, also, did you 2 ladies at the desk? has been a rough ride, especially in the north bay with all the rain coming down and they had closures throughout santa rosa to yeah, a lot of residents scrambling trying to grab those last minute items. crawford check moment has that story. >> at the end of road drive here on wednesday night. fire crews for santa rosa say the end of road drive here was stood down because of fears. the creek behind me here. what flood homeowners in the area tell us that when that creek floods, the park floods and could even bring storm surge to their homes, potentially putting their homes in danger. i did have a chance to catch up with some santa rosa residents at the ha

those lanes are both being affected in the center lane and the left lane. so keep that in mind.tly, we'll take a look at the bay bridge. a 25 minute commute into the city this morning. send it back to 2 at the desk. thanks. a lot it is 7.31, and parking is tight, you know, to find spots in san francisco is about to get >> tighter because they're ruling out certain areas for you to be a little part. there's a new law that's going to take effect january first. this is a lot of drivers concerned about the loss of parking spots like you mentioned, we have even less as it callers or since it takes a closer look. >> at the start of the new year, drivers must park at least 20 feet away from a crosswalk. that's about the distance from the camera to me as well from the car that you can see this new daylighting law. it's a concept to create more visibility for cars and pedestrians. it is a struggle to find a parking spot in san francisco. it's impossible. sometimes you have to circle the block and starting january 1st, it might get even harder. the city's transportation agency sfmta plans

. >> lane closures by the 280 junction in san francisco. first reported around 7:00 this morning and repairs wrapped up around 11:30. >> and the recent storms have created a lot of hax for travelers at san francisco international over the last few days. take a look at some of the flooding by the arrivals terminal three just yesterday. wow. what a difference a day makes. the airport said the flooding has been cleared but still had delays. five flight cancellations and more than 200 delays, in fact. but it's better than yesterday when they had 69 flight cancellations and 670 delays. >>> in the sierra nevada, winter stourm warning remains in effect, the region could see another two feet of snow by the end of the night. the heavy snow and wind led to dangerous driving conditions and slick roads. and here is a look at interstate 80. this was footage captured around 10:00 this morning. snow is blanketing portions of the highway near the donner summit. >>> and still ahead on this postgame newscast, we're learning the first case of bird flu in a hu

the compromise is drivers get this break down lane four days a week and bikers, you guys use your lanel be some other compromise where the compromise we get, gets cut in half with another compromise. it doesn't take nostradamus to predict that. >> reporter: even those who use it on weekends are not thrilled. >> i don't see why they are closing it to make it a shoulder lane. it will not make traffic any better and it is just closing off access to the north bay. it is really the only way you can get here from the east bay. >> to me, this bridge is all about the connection. and even if it is ten cyclists a day going over, to have that access for reducing the number of cars, rather than just sit and be a breakdown lane. you know. is so important. >> the final decision rests with the bay development commission. and those floating the proposal hope to see a decision some time in december. >> now we have to point out creating the bike lane did not remove a lane of traffic on the bridge. the lane had been shut down since the early 1970s when it was closed to make room for an emergency water pi

an earlier crash leaves only one lane open. a slow lane as you're passing the area. we'll talk about the developments there. as i get them coming up. well good morning. in a very happy friday to you. it's november 1st, first friday of the month. that means we get the big jobs number in about 15 minutes. looking at the board, big news about boeing aircraft. laura will fill you in on that in a minute. intel here in town reporting much better than expected numbers to investors. speaking of chips, a few minutes ago, the commerce department said it selected sunnyvale for the future headquarters of the national semiconductor technology center. it's part of the chips act. sunnyvale gets the headquarters. new york state is going to get the manufacturing. as for those jobs, numbers were not expecting much this morning, despite the fact we got blowout numbers last month. a combination of strikes and then bad weather, not one but two hurricanes means economists are expecting a number around 100,000. they say they're going to look through that number, look through a term economi

. >> the bike lane in the middle.re streamlined but then time went on, like it got pretty tedious and we have to wait for the -- traffic light so i can just go in the middle. and then whenever i try to make the left or right turn, from the bike lane, i have to wait for the stop sign again. so -- just so i can like maneuver out of the way. >> reporter: delacruz says the center lane was a good idea in theory but not so much in practice. navigating traffic lights and pedestrians and left turns specifically made for a much more dangerous commute. plus he feels like traditional bake lanes are much easier for bikes to understand. >> i think it's safer to decide because you only have to look out for like -- one side of the road. because there's cars to -- just to your left. yeah, it's always to your left. compared to being in the middle you know, you have to look out for the ones to your left and ones to your right. and then -- merging with the traffic. >> reporter: after nearly three hours of public comment, the sfmta board

wider firmer well shoulders to provide extra roadside lanes for emergency needs. smooth easy curves and gentle grades to ensure adequate sight distances and bridges and overpasses over railroad tracks and intersecting highways across all highway planners recognize the safety value of such factors as adequate lighting at critical points and easy to read. highways. signs. modern electronic equipment, such as the type that turns on reduced signs in bad weather or even removes ice from key spots automatically important to or such good maintenance practices as an expensive full scale ice removal calcium chloride. drainage maintenance and weedy. but the road to better roads is not easy. there are many problems, notably antiquated state left over from horse and buggy days, laws that must be brought up to date rising land prices, greatly increasing the cost of future highways unless the land can be and set aside now. and the shortage of trained engineers. however, the solution to all the problems lies most of all in public understanding. for only one, each citizen becomes

lanes. it is a massive expansion of this road in, the middle of our city. and what's important to note induced demand and all those extra lanes is those will bring extra cars which will pollute, they will exhaust and they will also importantly pollute with greenhouse gases. it's really hot in the middle of november. all of cars are going to make it hotter. and austin, the deck park, does not fix. the deck is also sold as a way to reconnect east and west austin, i-35, built on east avenue, which was the line that segregated austin in the 1928 city plan. it created this six square mile, quote unquote, -- district on the east side of town. so it is much remains a symbol of segregation in this city. and it is being sold. these dead parks are being sold as a way to reconnect our city. meanwhile, that expansion going to displace 100 properties, including a bilingual preschool, including several community clinics, including businesses that cater and serve some of the low income minority populations

and the residents came up with memory lane.as supervisor walton said, it's to remember people who worked very hard and supported hope sf as well as we're stewards of hope sf as well as people who once lived at the property or no and no longer do or may have passed away. so the residents selected memory lane and to celebrate all oed. e lived at hunter's view. next slide. so i, along with well, we had invited the resident council members, but they can't make it. they both have jobs, but they did support and they met with the supervisor in september. and so i'm here, jason is here, catherine stewart with the john stewart company, who is the developer of hunter's view hope sf as well as two staff members who are on the infrastructure task force, are here to answer any questions. we request this to be approved because the temporary certificate of occupancy will be expected to be received in february march, and it's vital for residents to be able to move in and not only move in, but receive their mail. so this is a part of a continui

>> penny lane, we could go on and on about this. have more to learn, i'm going to watch it again. thanks for being here. >> thank you so much. >> "confessions of a good samaritan," on netflix, done by the great penny lane. it is the best documentary you could watch this holiday season. we'll be right back. ...and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people—whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and getting to and staying undetectable prevents transmitting h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. don't take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your healthca

lane number three.lt to injury, we've got an accident now on the altamont pass west 580, blocking the middle lane near grant line. extra drive times here as well. >> all right, sue, we'll continue to check in with you. this morning. surprise, even shock on capitol hill after president elect donald trump's latest cabinet pick. he nominated matt gaetz to be attorney general. the florida representative resigned from congress almost immediately, effectively ending an investigation into sexual misconduct and drug use. >> as abc news reporter christiane cordero reports, there are questions if gaetz and other trump picks can pass senate confirmation hearings. >> congress is back in session with new leadership and republican control over both chambers and with one trump appointee. representative matt gaetz. notably absent, he issued his resignation letter, effective immediately, of congress. >> that caught us by surprise. >> tap gates to serve as attorney general. the nomination came as the house ethics committ

listen now. >>> penny lane gets tonight's last word. "the 11th

so it is blocking multiple lanes. and again, right now it's the left and center lanes currently blocked. so there's going to be major delays there. and you can see these are the eastbound lanes of 80. so we'll continue to keep an eye on that. in addition, there's also an accident over in the oakland area. this is near the connector of the 5 18. 24. and then you can also see on the peninsula there we have another accident. so lots going on this morning there. when we take a look over at bard, it is going to be delayed a little bit this morning. and that is because of the rain. so it's going to be moving at a slower pace. so keep that in mind. you may want to leave a little bit earlier. if you need to get to work at a certain time. taking a look right now at the bay bridge, 15 minute commute into the city this morning. those metering lights are already on. of course, that rain is slowing people down. so already starting to see some congestion there. normally this doesn't happen till about 6 or 6.30, taking a look at dri

they just opened up all the lanes earlier lanes were blocked. there's 2 accidents in this area. so keep that in mind. and you can see this is actually going all the way up to nevado when it comes to that traffic. so again, southbound us 101. just keep an eye on that. wt're going to continue to monitor it. but all lanes have been opened up, but we'll see some residual delays throughout the morning. dari and rain all send it back to you. thank you, michael. let's get on to our top story now. san jose city council member omar torres is facing new. >> assault allegations coming from a young relative forces arrested tuesday after he submitted his resignation from the council run. and you have to be leaders are saying the working hard to try to replace him as soon as they can. >> well, no, the charter provides. 2 options. one is an appointment, temporary appointment to complete his term. the other is a special election with the option of doing temporary appointment for a special election. >> callers will tran is live in san jose talking about what happens next. will. >> well, for week

this is blocking the three left lanes, and traffic is backed up to vasco road. speeds are down to seven miles per hour. >> number seven, google is helping you put your phone down. a new screen time reminder feature is rolling out to pixel and android phones. it pops up when you've spent too long in an app, even if you don't have time limits set on monday night. >> monday night football scare. look at this. several hours before the cowboys texans game at at&t stadium in arlington, texas, a big piece of metal fell onto the field and more debris followed. another piece of metal appeared to be loose in the rafters. this happened as crews began opening the stadium's retractable roof for the first time in two years. nobody was hurt. the cowboys say the wind was a factor. this is the second recent issue at the stadium earlier this month. cowboys receiver ceedee lamb said he lost sight of a ball because of a glare from a window. >> with the nba all star game. super bowl 60 and the fifa world cup, the bay area is about to get very busy. abc seven news reporter lauren mar

we've just learned that two lanes are open, two lanes are blocked. southbound right around crow canyon road. there's been a deadly crash. a pedestrian has been hit. and that will take an investigation. so we'll have two lanes blocked for at least some, at least over half an hour. i'm going to say 90 minutes until they can clear all those lanes up southbound, south out of san ramon and toward the dublin interchange for 680. meanwhile, the rest of your commute, if you're looking at vasco road as a meter, we're looking at the minimum drive time getting from that county down to alameda county. back to you. thanks, mike. it is 510 right now. using technology to help students thrive. the technology piece makes it scary for some people, but, you know, assistive technology can be as simple as a grip on a pencil. just ahead on today in the bay, we'll show you the way. one south bay school district is moving the bay area kids forward by incorporating assistive tech in the classroom, and it's the day before the day before black friday. we'll take a look at some

currently, there are two lanes open, but lanes open, lanes number.'m just finding out as as we go here in the newsroom, all the lanes are finally open. caltrans was on the deck trying to clean it up at the time, but they apparently have everything open, so that is very good news. as you might imagine, in a very precarious area to clean that up. just to give you an idea of what the traffic looks like, it's backed up way down to 80, way down 101 into at one point past brisbane to south san francisco. but now that the lanes are open, that is looking good. i wish i could say the same about highway 24 west lamorinda accident near fish ranch. that's what started this. now another at acalanes road. two suvs. very, very tough day for commuters coming in highway 24 westbound. and once you get to the bay bridge, it's been like that pretty much all morning long. that's it. in traffic on a busy day. 852 your time. let's send it over to steve and get the latest on our weather. all right, frank, we'll get right to it. >> here. some whopper totals here coming in. i

still have your left lanes. may be three left lanes blocked westbound in your commute direction for 580 right around the springtown exit. there may be an issue on vasco road will follow on that as well as a new icon has popped up. this icon stays north 87 at curtner. this crash with a damaged vehicle that has to be cleared. no injuries reported though. that's the better news. the typical slowing at the top of the scree. north 101 into santa in through san jose. back to you. thanks so much, mike. well, in just a few hours, the san mateo county board of supervisors is expected to tighten the screws on their sheriff and their attempts to get her to resign. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live from outside the government center in redwood city. and, bob, this comes just a day after local lawmakers demanded the resignation of that sheriff as well. you are correct. good morning to laura and marcus. later this morning, the san mateo county board of supervisors will meet here to discuss putting a special election

gardere lane? i went to gardere lane last night. what time it was. approximately. dennis murphy: what's he say he was doing there? he said he went to buy steroids. he's a big guy, and he lift weights. and he said that's where his steroid dealer lived. a little street transaction? right. dennis murphy (voiceover): whatever the explanation, greg harris had put himself in the neighborhood where the wallet had been tossed. for the cops, it was a gotcha moment. and while they had no evidence, no dna, no forensics that connected him to the killing, they did have some leverage-- that old domestic dispute call. though, she and greg were charged, only the charge against chiquita was dropped. why are you the only one that had a warrant? all of this was supposed to have been dismissed. now, other than this, i don't know anything about it. i never hit this girl a day in my life. dennis murphy (voiceover): so using a year and a half old warrant unrelated to the death of chiquita tate, the police put greg in custody for a few days. dennis murphy:

grant funds will build a new ramp system and convert an hov lane into an express lane.he transit authority chair says these projects will be good for the area. >> they'll elevate the quality of our life, creating jobs. easing congestion, improving road safety and promoting cleaner air. we celebrate this momentous. >> an estimated 3500 jobs will be created over the course of the project. >> well, what could have been a disaster averted this morning when a plane made an emergency landing on a south bay freeway. next here on the nine, we are live in cupertino with the very latest on what led a pilot to make a desperate decision and how traffic is faring. then possible power shutoffs in some bay area counties. the new warning from pg and e, and the tricky timing of the bye, loves. sometimes it takes a different approach... to see the possibilities all around you. how are the girls? they're amazing, dad. [ laughs ] as a capella university nurse practitioner student, you'll learn the advanced skills you need to face the nursing challenges of today and tomorrow. a different fu

do i don't want lane? was the headquarters of the struggling dia, salaam, tons and the on saw why they are those who are fighting on been trained by then yet adamant discretion in tons on you. and they had discovered that way of illuminating these individuals base and i left up on in dar salaam in 190-1691 the 201 lane was that delayed the independence, possibly of mozambique ultimately of cause. once i'm beat the game and i independence under the presidency of some water, i'm moist as my shop. and i remember this speech of some water i'm moist. my shell, he said the nasa must also because say that there is a one color nice ways better than they are. all of them a, this a, some can you smile and some can use mirroring. but at the end of the day, you are dead on when some are i was flying. when they are the interviews inside you see in on gall uh what are the in was on be to ensure that the independence did not go as it was fun. he was brought down on easy, i've crossed led to his desk. when it was brought

on the do, i don't want lanes. this was as debilitating as it was frustrating monday did not stop there once again in going to a corner pretty. we saw the desk of a milk cover i was then in the midst of this frog book, deliberate, you may be saw on the cover of better day from the chains of portuguese colonized ocean. and they did not stop. there later we sold the death of the young theatre on buffalo, who was involved in the struggle in south africa. and we, so as us, as the nations of costs we uh, familiar with the depth of some water, i'm moist as myself. the judy is still out of food, the prosecutor does of his death. well, but we know that is plain was brought down and it did not stop the death or still by you see dollars. some caught up in 1987 was also a desk. the deputy stated this travel, which i just thought to be an honest in the country, then known as a football stuff, but whose name was changed to book enough by so that's, that's in the well got to go. we now know could, has been knocked at the behest

do i don't want to lane in dar salaam? tons, o'neill, when he received the bottom in, he'd been inside the boat on the do, i don't want lanes. this was as debilitating as it was frustrated and they did not stop there. once again in going to a corner of cri, we saw the desk of america cover. i was then in the midst of the struggle to liberate the united be south. and a couple of benefit from this chains of portuguese colonized nation and they did not stop. there later, we sold the desk of the young theater on buffalo today, who was involved in the struggle in south africa. and we, so as us, as the nations of costs we uh, familiar with the depth of some water, i'm moist as myself. the judy is still out of food, the prosecutors of his death walk. but we know that is plain was brought down and it did not stop the death or the law is $2.00. some caught up in 1987 was also a desk that deputies stated the struggle, which i've just thought of the non as in the country, then known as up of both the but whose name was changed to boo

this disabled big rig still in the slow lane. they need a heavy duty tow truck, and that may take a while to get the equipment. we see the buildup already coming down. 680 off the dublin interchange. folks in pleasanton are hearing about this, likely getting over toward 84 to join past that incident, but it's adding to more slowing for 84, and that will affect folks coming out of the altamont pass as well. that's rougher news. however, better news for this 580 westbound into castro valley. the earlier crash has been cleared from lanes at eaton canyon road just minutes ago. we already see some slowing. things should smooth out, setting a lot of traffic over toward the castro valley, y prepare that for that. heading over through the area toward 880, which is moving at speed right now. we'll start to see the build. we do see north 101 in san jose. traditional timing for that south bay commute first burst back to you. good to know. thanks, mike. 540 right now in san francisco, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas, but not with

sfcta: yerba buena island multi-use path - transit lane ($750,000 prop aa).ved public comment on this item and posted on the website. >> city madam clerk and mr. smith. >> thank you again, i'm sharing slides this presentation include a prop l and prop aa request the first request for 75 for design of transit lanes part of the project those double a for 3 and that will bring the allocation to mtc in december and after the design of the construction the transit line will be open by march 2029 the second request from sfmta for $3.35 million to construct the 13 street that includes public safety and bike lane on 13 street near the central freeway and proclaimed one million dollars in 2023, however, the costs have increased underneath the freeway beyond the one million dollars proclaimed and after the construction the project is scheduled to be opened by the end of 2026 and heard in chair segal not approved to support this allocation and those things are in the high cost of project the decision cyclists underneath the freeway and motorists speeding on and off the

i 1969 in the midst of the struggle for the liberation of mozambique is the test of into item one lane in dar salaam, tons, o'neill, when he received the bottom in, he'd been inside the boat on the do i don't want lanes, this was as debilitating as it was frustrated. monday did not stop there once again in going to a corner pretty. we saw the desk of a milk cover. i was then in the midst of this fraud, going to liberate the united be solved on a couple of veterans day from the chains of portuguese color. nice ation. i'm the did not stop. there later we sold the death of the young theater on buffalo today, who was involved in the struggle in south africa. and we, so as us, us the nations of cause we uh, familiar with the depth of some water, i'm moist as of myself. the jury is still out of food, the prosecutor does of his death walk, but we know that is plain was brought down and it did not stop the death or so might you see dollars some caught up in 1987 was also a desk that deputy painted the struggle, which i've just thought to be an honest in the country, then known as a football st

. >> some changes coming to san francisco's controversial valencia street bike lanes. oakland workers fighting back against a new budget proposal, and cal takes on the new york stock exchange your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! power's out! comcast business has got you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. get wifi backup for your business, or get started with comcast business internet. and for a limited time, get an $800 holiday bonus. call today. take an ekg from anywhere, but with 6-times the data. can your smartwatch do that? introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg that provides six-times more heart data than any smartwatch. and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia and tachycardia. kardiamobile 6l, the world's most advanced per

you get down to just one lane. shoulder that was damaged after a crash or in a crash. and they're examining to make sure the integrity of that pole is okay. so still, that's why we have lane restrictions opposite your main commute, your commute direction south 242 and south 680 both slowing through the area. there was an earlier crash just south of that portion of the commute as you head down through concord and toward pleasant hill. but nothing major over here. we do have a major thoroughfare. this is vasco road heading out of contra costa county. this crash sounds like it's out of lanes, but still a lot of activity. a number of cruisers around dalton. that's a distraction. adding to the commute time. and so there's over 40 minute drive out of contra costa, out of brentwood and heading down to 580. and the build starts now for the south bay. it's mild, but it's there for 101. back to you. thanks, mike. 622 right now fighting climate change on an international level. next on today in the bay, meteorologist kari hal

it's the northbound lanes of 6.80. the right and center lanes are still blocked and you can see those residual delays there. and of course, there's going to be residual delays on the opposite end because people are going to be stopping slowing down and looking. chp is working to get that out of the way. that will keep an eye on it. taking a look at the bay bridge right now, 14 minutes to get into the city. those metering lights are on just a little bit earlier than they normally would be. but keep that in mind if you're heading over, taking a look at the richmond, sandra fell bridge 8 minutes to get over. that as that sun is starting to rise. and lastly, that golden gate bridge is somewhere in the background and that dark little daisy area. but 19 minutes to get into the city during andrea. thank you, michael 602. and the big story that we're covering this morning, more than 330 assault survivors. >> are pushing back against the diocese of oakland's plan to settle after filing for bankruptcy. diocese korea trust fund s

inside the bulk on the do i draw more lanes. this was as debilitating as it was frustrated and they did not stop there. once again, in going to a corner of cri, we saw the desk of a milk cover. i was then in the midst of this frog book, deliberately to united, be solved on the cover of benefit from these chains of portuguese color. nice ation . and they did not stop. there later, we sold the desk of the young theater on buffalo, who was involved in the struggle in south africa. and we, so as us, as the nations of costs we uh, familiar with the depth of some water, i'm moist as myself. the judy is still out of food, the prosecutor does of his death walk. but we know that is plain was brought down and it did not stop the death or so might use the dollar. some caught up in 1987 was also a desk that deputy stated this travel, which i've just thought through the non as in the country then known as a football stuff, but whose name was changed to book enough by so that that's in the to go, we now know could have been at the behest or f

that's where the crash may have your left two lanes blocked. the right lanes are open now. traffic is building, though through the entire area. that portion of the east bay watch east 580 getting over to dublin out of castro valley. south bay shows a little typical slowing. friday shows northbound 101 right on schedule there. we'll talk about what's coming up over the weekend, starting tonight. in fact, we have another full weekend with restrictions between palo alto and san mateo on highway 101. they continue this weekend and next weekend, scheduled to finish up that center divide area for the express lane. so prepare for that little delays through that portion all weekend, and a major delay if you typically use the rio vista bridge. this tonight, they're closing that bridge just like they have in the last couple of weekends over the last couple of months. it's a long workaround. instead of that bridge, you have to go around and along the delta. so do plan on it. locals have seen those signs. meanwhile, right now, this morning, we're just seeing a little slowing on highway

_ online. 15-year-old lucas lane is known as glossy boys - online. 15-year-old lucas lane | is knowng nail polish he started atjust 12 wearing nail polish he started at just 12 and wearing nail polish he started atjust 12 and has grown a community as well as a business. he thinks a plan is badly thought out. just angry old people. _ badly thought out. just angry old people. oh. _ badly thought out. just angry old people, oh, banned - badly thought out. just angry | old people, oh, banned social media, but now this is becoming a threat. this not only affects me, not the people making, not at all stop by the government says it's up to the companies to find ways of keeping the children 071i to find ways of keeping the childre ., ' to find ways of keeping the childre .,' , ., ., , children off their platforms. that could _ children off their platforms. that could mean _ children off their platforms. that could mean everyone l children off their platforms. - that could mean everyone having to upload personal details. it does not infallible either. many kids will find ways around it. so th

you may be down to one lane. the lighter volume of traffic keeps things moving smoothly, but they have to conduct that investigation. someone lost their life on 680 there, and that may clear over the next half hour. the rest of the roads are moving smoothly. probably a lot busier toward those airports. so over to you. that's right. we have a live look at san jose international this morning, where that holiday travel rush is underway across the bay area airports, as well as the roads going to be busy. we've got team coverage with our ginger conejero saab at sfo watching the conditions there, but we want to kick things off with meteorologist kari hall because she has a look at what we can expect from the weather out there for the rest of the week, too. yeah, so it is looking nice and clear. didn't look too bad there at sjc, so that's some good news. let's check on the delays across the country. we're not seeing any major storms, but there are still some delays now popping up in denver where some light snow is falli

it is on southbound lanes. but those northbound lanes, you know, looking bluer.u are heading down south this morning, taking a look at the golden gate bridge. we were seeing a small back up earlier. everything is clear now. and you can see it's a little hazy outside, but people are making their way into the city and then up into moran, a live look at the bay bridge this morning. 20 minute commute over that into the city. so not too bad. taking a look at drive times 101. san jose to menlo park. 30 minutes. so that's good timing. and then lastly, we'll take a look over and the east bay southbound lanes of 8.80, san leandro to milpitas. it's a 28 minute commute. i'll send it over to you, too. >> thanks, philip, michael and today in the east bay. >> there is big giveaway happening. the second annual turkey giveaway and at the activity leagues, community kitchen in stanley andrew, off of fremont drive starting at noon until 3 o'clock. and not only the giving away turkeys, but also that they're going to be able to get free groceries as well to go with the turkey, which

and then that it's just a two-lane road. is it too late? it a 2 lane road cracks. so it's a 2 lane road. from what we're gathering and what it appears like, it looks like they were. it's again, one of the hill. so they must have been driving down. it appears and didn't make that curve to go to the right. instead. they kept going straight into that cinder block wall. and then that wall is this is just a neighborhood. still on the other side of that wall, our houses >> it it appears that it is houses. however, it does look like it's dirt wall, you know, kind of how that that cinder block walls holding up a lot of dirt. and then on the other side of that hill, dirt is homes like a retaining wall that ok, wow. all you are retaining wall. yeah. obviously. >> pretty horrific scene that police are investigating. we're gonna get back out here throughout the morning. and michael, keep us updated as he learns more. but that's the breaking news this morning in piedmont that tesla cybertruck slamming into a retaining wall and then a tree. 604 is the time right now. and we want

all lanes are clear now heading into downtown.he earlier crash is cleared from the area just north of curtner, but the backup extends basically down toward highway 85. we're seeing traffic ripple around a bit. we'll track 101 and 85 coming up. but now it's time to turn back to our election coverage. here we go. polls are set to just open in minutes. we have a clock ticking down. perhaps today in the bob redell joins us live from the santa clara. there it is. the santa clara registrar of voters in san jose. so here we go. it's time. what do voters need to know, bob? we got 15 minutes before the polls open here in california at 7:00. they close tonight at 8:00. we got evelyn mendez here with the registrar of voters in santa clara county. we're in their main office here in san jose. good morning to you. before we talk about what people need to know before they come out to vote, you said something interesting earlier that you think more people will be voting in person this year. why? yeah, we've been seeing a lot of people come in exc

that's blocking the slow lane.ncern, but might be something you need to know. headed out over to highway four. a four car crash just right there near willow pass road. that's going to cause some backups there on the westbound side of the roadway. we'll take you back down all the way to the south bay, because we are talking about 1012 crashes there between morgan hill and gilroy. a crash on the northbound lane closer to morgan hill that's already been cleared, but it's the southbound lane that's giving us just a tiny bit of trouble there. chp reporting some major incidents there, getting some doctors on the scene to get some people checked out who were involved. major injuries, i should say. we'll keep an eye on that. let you know what goes on there. and then of course, we're talking about that fatal accident on 680. a car hitting a person directly near the on ramp just outside of san ramon. we can show you some video of the scene earlier this morning. that's 680 southbound near crow canyon road. you see, the police

it's place to protect the side, running bike lanes. the plan will also ban left turns certain intersections. there's no word on when the construction will start on those changes. >> 5.15, this morning at all. eyes on the north bay, not just today, but really over the course of the next week as a significant atmospheric river system stalls out for our northern neighbors. what this means is for the rest of us, you're going to see much of anything today nor tomorrow. in fact, this is your live look from the east bay hills into san francisco where things are in the clear this is your rapidly strengthening low pressure ahea to the north. one of the strongest of these kind of systems that we've seen this time of year and some time it is resulting in extremely strong winds across the pacific northwest. and as you can see, there is your atmospheric river plume centered offshore right squared up on the north coast. this is going to result in flooding risk for our northern california counties from del norte, a humble counties down into mendocino

bike lanes in the north star network right now are lanes in which those sorts of incidents can continueto happen. and so to get a kind of truly transformative north star network in which bikes are safe and in which people who don't bike now feel comfortable and safe, getting on a bike or a scooter or some other form of micromobility. we need more car free streets or more fully protected bike lanes that can protect bikers and can allow more people to experience san francisco by bike. thank you. thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. hello, directors. my name is trevor burke. i'm a resident of district one and primarily travel by bike throughout my neighborhood and the city. i biked here today. i'm here to voice my overall support for the biking rolling plan, and i thank the sfmta staff for their immense effort in developing this plan. however, i'm also here to advocate for a more ambitious city spanning plan. in my neighborhood, the richmond, the plan describes slow streets like cabrillo and lake street as part of the all ages and abilities network, but the slow streets evalua

the mission district, the center bike lane.ess owners threatened a lawsuit. they said that bicycle lane cost them a lot of money and customers because people weren't able to drive and park and get to their businesses easily. the agency has now approved a plan for a protected side running bicycle lane. instead of that middle strip. the plan also bans left turns at certain locations. there's no word on when construction of the new side bike lane is going to happen. >> well, 6.51 is the time and happening right now. local food banks are asking you to help out if you can. this holidays, thanksgiving approaches the second harvest of silicon valley is asking you to either volunteer or donate so they can continue feeding those who are struggling during this time of year. >> we facing the most challenging time we've had in 50 years of serving this community because the need is at an all-time high in our financial donations are just not keeping up. but we do need your financial support get very little support from the government and for

it's only blocking one lane., stanley injured about peta sits a 58 minute commute there. some residual delays from an accident that happened earlier. but nothing currently blocking any of the roads. the bay bridge right now. 26 minutes into the city. if you're coming from the east bay. and lastly, we'll take a look at drive times for walnut creek to 5.80, on. 24, it's a 17 minute commute will continue to keep an eye on those south bay accidents. and keep you update in about 15 minutes. a 48 right now and a north bay wildlife center has been shut down by the state. they're accused of poor conditions and improper care for animals. >> it's the sassoon wildlife center. and they re ave injured wild animals with the goal of setting them free. but in july, the california department of fish and wildlife revokes the center's permit and shut them down after conducting 2 raids. we also talk with volunteers who say they've documented more than 400 animals that were improperly cared for. they say some were even prematurely eu