this is new, this is along southbound 280 and meridian. one of the cars may be blocking the number one lane, and then the second car may be blocking the number three lane. tow is already on the way, but judging from the speed sensors looks like we are still doing okay, no major delays through there. we have another crash, this one in san francisco along northbound 101 at the eastbound 80 interchange. this one we also had the number one lane blocked, but this is definitely starting to show slowing along the side. aside from that, roads looking good. westbound 80 along the bay bridge slowing down to about 13 minutes. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> coming up, why governor newsom is going after president trump on wildfire prevention. >>> who these men are pretending to be, and what you should do if they show up at your door. >>> this guy looks happy, and he's already headed into second grade. where does the time go? follow kari on your favorite platform. you are watching "today in the bay." degree program gives yo

we still have an injury crash in san jose, southbound 280 at meridian. our 280 camera and pointed it at the crash. you can see the right lanes are blocked there. traffic is still light enough to get by. not impacting headlines moving northbound 280 towards highway 880 and 17 on the lower part of your screen. another live look in san jose, headlights moving northbound on 101. tat's looking good. a little slowing as you make your way past julian up towards the 880 area. also, there's another accident in the east bay, northbound 680 at el cera. you can see northbound 680 through danville. ovrturned accident, northbound 880 at alvarado miles road. it looks like it's off the freeway. a car spun out and overturned. it's out there. right now a little slowing in the southbound direction. that could be regular slowing. drive times for you southbound 680 highway 4 to walnut creek. there's lots of and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a g

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all lanes are blocked at 280 southbound at meridian avenue. not good news. the saving grace the is fact the commute doesn't heat up until later in the morning. hopefully, we can get that cleared up. and a traffic alert due to an accident northbound 101 at 80. it's slowing things down all the way to the bay bridge as you are approaching the interchange. and not a great situation. the lane closures on the richmond bridge due to that emergency construction in the westbound direction. those are in place until 6:00 this morning. and a little bit later, one hour later than normal. not causing anything as far as delays. and the altamont pass, down to 17 miles per hour. and slow and go through the altamont and back up to speed at the dublin interchange. the drive time is in if yellow. 35 minutes. no problems on the rest of the main travel times. the dublin interchange after you hop on the altamont pass, plenty of company. tsz a busy morning on the roadways. not many brake lights, but plenty of people on the roadways. the bay bridge meetering lights should be on soon

there's not adequate rainfall beyond the 100th meridian. but slaves can be cowboys. slaves can be gold miners. slaves can work in almost any occupying that existed in the west and there were those who advocated for just that thing. the 100th meridian is not the boundary. hardly the natural boundary of slavery. slavery in texas. you can see the counties, predominantly black counties seen here. there's brazo rirch a county which was typical. it was an overwhelmingly black county and overwhelmingly black. forth ben county and a whole host of other counties in east texas represented. the picture at the bottom an old plantation home that reflect that stelave culture in texas. in oregon. nobody who argue that oregon is an extension of the south. let me read this statement. what representative william allen is a representative in the oregon territorial legislature. he's in a debate in 1857 with an anti-legislat anti-legislator. here's what representative allen said in 1857. gentlemen, he's talking about dryer, the gentleman says the slavery does not exist here meaning in or

but good news, the crash along the south bay has cleared at meridian avenue, but now we have a new crashhat popped up on 680, and one thing slowing us down are all the bridges. there it goes, just changed, live updates right here, ten minutes on the reufichmond brid. a live look in dublin, building commutes, but no slow spots. no crashes in the tri-valley, and now back to you. >>> busy night for police as they broke up protests against i.c.e. last night involving dozens of people and protests that have been going on for nearly two days. >> pete suratos joins us with new video. a lot of activity overnight there, pete? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. good morning to you, guys. in the past couple of moments the streets here have re-opened and those protests have cleared out. there was a lot of activity this morning, and it was a much different scene earlier this morning. >> because they are undocumented and terrified. yet they are still fighting for their future. >> reporter: sfpd clearing out folks around 1:30 a.m. who were taking part in the i.c.e. protest near the i.c.e. headquarters. t

there is not adequate rainfall beyond the 100th meridian. but you've seen slaves could be cowboys, gold miners, slaves could work in any occupation that existed in the west. and there were those advocating for that thing. the 100th meridian, is hardly the natural boundary of slavery. this is slavery in texas. you can see the counties, predominantly black counties seen here. there is brazoria counties typical of the slave counties. it was an overwhelmingly black county. and it was overwhelmingly black because it was overwhelmingly enslaved and for the bend and a whole host of others representing them. a picture at the bottom a plantation home reflects on the shave culture in texas. but this is oregon. yes, we might say, okay texas an extension of the south. nobody would argue ogren isn't a extension of the south. look at the statement should i read this as well? let me set this up. what representative william allen is a representative in the oregon territorial legislature. he is in the debate in 1857 with an anti-slavery legislator thomas dri

it happened at curtner and meridian avenue. police say it is causing major traffic issues. we got a look at the mess where traffic were a truck and two suvs appear to have mixed up in the middle of the street. another car was also involved. the driver side smashed in. thankfully police report there were no injuries and have asked the drivers to avoid the area. >>> changing hearts and changing minds. changing our approach to dealing with one another. >>> coming up but is start a national trend? the new rules on when california police can use deadly force. >>> direct the were your family on the defense. why a princess getting dragged into jeffrey epstein's scandal. the royal family. >>> a flying mattresses. >>> >>> the state of california adopted some of the nation's strictest use of force laws for police. governor newsom signed a bill limiting when police can open fire on suspects. the new law requires police to use deadly use of force only when necessary and only in the defense of a human life. the old standard allow police to enact use of force when an officer thought it w

one of the earlier accidents was in san jose on the meridian on-ramp to northbound 280. that one has just been cleared. we'll b >>> the good news as we head into the weekend, the king tides, one more day and it's tomorrow, early, 1:55. after that we don't have to worry about flooding along the bayshore line. you can see the warmth building in from the southwest. 113 in palm springs. 78 to 86 san diego and los angeles. afternoon sunshine mixing with clouds. mid to upper 90s through the central valley. 86 in yosemite. here is your weekend forecast for tahoe. 80 today but mid 80s with high clouds this weekend. looks like a really relaxing time. kumasi? >>> happening today governor gavin newsom will be in san francisco to talk about new funding for 911 call centers. the governor will tour the dispatch center at the departent of emergency management this morning. last year's budget invests nearly $1 billion to modernize 911 systems across the state. that will better prepare and assist those in need during emergencies and natural disasters. >>> now into the investigation of a

at curtner and meridian. a truck into suvs mix it up in the middle of the street. a fourth cart was also hit. police report there were no injuries. traffic in the area has been backed up all afternoon. >>> california is turning the tide on when police can use deadly force. today the governor signed a new law limiting when police can open fire on suspects. it requires police to use deadly force only when necessary. and and the defense of human life. the old standard called for police to enact use the force when an officer believed it was reasonable. to do so. >>> training matters yes. accountability matters certainly. transparency indeed. but culture changing hearts changing minds changing our approach to dealing with one another. i am incredibly cognizant of that responsibility. >>> the new law aims at encouraging law enforcement to rely on de-escalation tactics. first. please across the state will get new training on the standard. it goes into effect january 1 of next year. >>> pg&e capped a gas leak in san francisco twin peaks neighborhood. the force residents to

here at the meridian hotel, the prosecution asked to look at the hotel room where the two young men stayedboth sides are here as well as the widow. >>> the recycling center chain has closed, including in san francisco, alameda and san jose. this is a big deal for 750 people that just lost their jobs. a company spokesperson said it's been too expensive to operate the centers. >>> in the south bay, a long-time resident is looking for a new place to roost. we are talking about a peacock that has to be moved. his name is kevin and he has a facebook page and he's named after kevin from the movie "up," the tall tropical bird in the pixar film. the problem is kevin has become too popular. >> a couple of the neighbors in my complex noticed people and going. >> property managers asked kevin's caretaers to stop feeding the peacock hoping he will soon fly the coop. >> why is this kevin's fault? >> yeah, hopefully he hands on his feet. >> because kevin is a beautiful peacock. >> gorgeous. >>> say hello to your number neighbor. it's a modern spin on the traditional pen pal. >> people are tti pple with

so here at the meridian hotel this morning the prosecution has asked to take another look at the hoteltwo young men stayed. so attorneys from both sides, plus, the widow are here. >> dan has been in italy for more than a week for this case. you can find all of his reports on abc 7 news.com/i-team. >>> coming up next, you'll meet a former beauty quieen who's abe to smile again after a stroke. >>> concerned with your rental agreement? we have wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about

this case wants to go and see something, lawyers from all sides have to be there, so here at the meridianel this morning the prosecution asked to take another look at the hotel room where the two young men stayed, and attorneys from both sides and both defense teams plus the widow are here. >>> california's biggest chain of recycling centers closed all of its location. it ran nearly 300 recycling centers statewide, including san francisco, alameda and san jose. they suddenly closed yesterday leaving 750 people without jobs. the company spokesperson said it has become too expensive to operate the centers. >>> in the south bay a long time resident is ruffling feathers apparently looking for a new place to roost. >> it's a peacock, and they say in downtown san jose, it's not a good place for him and he has to be moved, and his name is kevin and has his own facebook page. he is named after the tall and giant tropical bird in the movie "up." his growing popularity has a few neighbors upset. >> a couple neighbors on my complex noticed people coming and going. >> what? >> don't people come and l

. >> reporter: police used surveillance video to track the teens to the meridian hotel and say they foundr weapon behind a ceiling panel in this room that i found sealed with evidence tape. they arrest elder and natale and the long wait begins. >> translator: the boys arrived at 11:00 a.m. in the police station and the questioning from the judge set it at 5:00 p.m. so there is this gap of a few hours where -- >> reporter: this happened during that time. police blind fold gabe natale. they admit now to prevent him from seeing documents and computer screens. a judge has already labelled that illegal. all brought up by the defense. taking on the italian police may not play well in the court of public opinion. frederica tells me it won't have any effect in court as the case plays out in months. from rome, dan noyes, abc7 news. >> dan has been tweeting extensively during his time in italy. take a look at the pictures he tweeted the past few days. there he is in the purple shirt right in the middle of that international media scrum. there you see him with his back to you. follow him at dan noye

also southbound 280 at meridian, looks like in the final clearing stages. you still see the flares out there, not much activity. traffic flowing well in both directions. through emeryville, a little crowded with the bay bridge toll plaza backed up past the 880 overcrossing. the drive time on the slow sprech westbound 80 because of the accident from highway 4 to the maze is now 31 minutes. >>> an effort is under way to clean up after a major fuel spill in marin county. crews have converged on a dry creekbed off lucas valley road near san rafael. drivers are still facing delays because of one-way traffic controls. we're still waiting to learn if the driver of the tanker has been cited for taking his 50-foot rig on the road where vehicles over 36 feet are prohibited. >>> new warrior jordan poole is a dad. we'll show you the two pets he adopted. >>> the t >>> a woman who says san francisco police did not investigate her reported rape is now asking the highest court in the land to decide her case. heather marlo's attorney says in 2010 police did nothing with her

. >> reporter: police used video to track the teens to the meridian hotel and found the murt weapon behind ceiling panel. they arrest he would area anna tale and the long wait begins. >> the boys arrive 11:00 a.m. in the police station and the questioning from the jung set at 5:00 p.m. there is this gap of a few hours. >> reporter: this happened during that time. police blindfold gabe natale and admit now to previcinity him from seeing documents and computer screens. a judge already labeled that illegal. all fodder for the defense. taking on the italian police may not play well in the court of public opinion but fredricka tells me it won't have any effect in court as the case plays out in the coming months. dan noyes, abc7 news. >> follow dan on twitter to get the latest developments @dan noyes. we'll have his reports throughout the week through the abc7 news app. >> is it a piece of history or a time forhange here? that's what we'ring or abc7news.com about a controversial mural painted inside san francisco's george washington high school. >> today, hundreds of people showed up to get a cl

they're in the middle of the thing, zero meridian right now.ory of this thing, we had 300 time zones in the united states. we were on sun time, then we had the telegraph and the railways coming in in the latter part of the 19th century. and we went to 75 time zones now. at that point in time, we had six time zones in st. louis, five time zones in kansas city, and we had three time zones in chicago. and finally, at the end of the day, in 1883, the railway said we have had it with this. this is very dangerous, very confusing. people are missing trains. trains are colliding with one another. we're going to four time zones. that's how we got to four. so this was in the latter part of the 19th century. 1883, before that got straigh n straightened out. >> so if the president puts out an executive order, he does not require congressional approval to change the time or the calendar. >> that's my understanding. >> once the united states does it, you think the rest of the world would follow. >> if the federal government of the united states does it, beli

because we had a lot of looking lose looking over at that activity one more for you south to 80 a meridianks 2 lanes of traffic so just a little bit of a backup, as you approach the scene northbound looks great darya back to you thanks a lot robin five-fifty in national news a possible break in the disappearance of to wisconsin farmers. >>human remains has been found and it's been nearly 2 weeks since the demille brothers were last seen the search for 35 year-old nicholas and 24 year-old justin became a deanh investigation last week, human remains were found on a plot of land where rescuers had been searching in braymer missouri. they have not identified these remains yet the community is showing support for the du mal family as police continue to investigate. >>throw in a little bit the way of the family in hoping that more business owners to vote there's quite a few doing stuff for anybody. >>a little more every little bit helps. >>police arrested garland nelson and charged him with tampering with a vehicle. he admitted that he drove the brothers truck from his farm and then abandon it i