i woke up in the ambulance. >> mowry reports to the tower seconds before crashing that his tail rotorsn't working. an investigation concludes that a drive belt failed, causing the helicopter to lose all hydraulic power. >> that is the absolute worst thing to happen. that is a nightmare for pilots. and i knew it was going to be really, really ugly. i just knew that we were not going to come out of it. >> mowry does a superhuman job to control crash the aircraft saving his life, his passengers' and innocent bystanders on the ground. >>> jerusalem, israel, may 24th, 2001. a city that's seen its share of tragedy is about to experience another devastating blow. it begins with the most joyous of celebrations, a wedding. nothing is too good for jaime yusef, who rents one of jerusalem's finest wedding halls for his daughter's big day. the wedding begins like a dream come true. his daughter, karen, exchanges vows while the proud father of the bride beams with joy. it's a grand affair, and heim couldn't be happier. all his friends and family have come, almost 700 invited guests in all. as the p

one will be here right on mowry at the entrance of northbound 880. police say it will be money well spent to crack down on crime. last night the city council approved spending $300,000 to buy and install camera and license plate readers. most crimes are committed by people who don't live in the city which is why they have decided to post the cameras on the city borders. many people who live in the city have installed their own ever -- but the american civil liberties will have. >> in new york city we've seen lapr used to collect the plates of mosque attendees that are not suspected of any crime. >> reporter: the aclu is concerned the surveillance system will violate people's privacy. the police chief says the surveillance system will reduce the city's burglary and robbery rates. he knows information collected from the system will be stored for a limited time to insure its not misused. the cameras and readers are slated to be installed next year. reporting live in fremont janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> meantime police in hayward want to he

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we heard mowry but kcbs is reporting it's just past the thornton avenue exit.ouple of cars blocking the second lane from the left. we know that it is slow out of union city on our sensors, as well. here's a live look if you are coming into oakland northbound and southbound 880 at the speed limit near the oakland coliseum. other drive times looks like westbound 580 commute through livermore still slow but again even though it's probably our slowest drive time it's still better than it usually is. so it is "friday light." 24 minutes between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. if you are heading to the richmond/san rafael bridge, some slight delays in the far right cash lanes. and bart is on time. in today's drives me crazy, we have an email from eula lewis. she writes, my greatest frustration is the metering lights. who determines when they're turned on? what is the criteria? i listen to your report every morning and the lights are being turned on earlier and earlier. good question, eula. we found out why. >>> reporter: several days a week, eula lewis c

like right here at 880 and mowry.ople that commit burglaries don't give in fremont. last night the city council approved spedding $300,000 to buy and install cameras and license plate readers at 12 different intersections. many people who live in the city have installed their own security system with cameras and they have captured criminal activity on video. it's helped investigators make burglary arrests. but the american civil liberties union worries expanding surveillance will have have consequences. >> if people don't want their picture taken, they have that right especially when he then doe know it's being taken. that's an invasion of privacy. >> i don't have any problem with that. i don't have anything going on but going to work. i'm a working citizen. >> i know a lot of people are worried about the police abusing their power. i can see that, too. but, you know, it's just a matter of finding out it's the costs outweigh the benefits. >> reporter: the chief says this will reduce the city's burglary and robbery rat

our sensors also picking up very light traffic for that 880 commute between mowry and mission. the bay bridge driving expect delays from the foot of the maze with the metering lights on. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> the world famous lombard street will be closed this weekend. people living along the curvy san francisco street have long complained about tourist overload. the city leaders voted to close down the one-way road for four- week ends this summer. house minority leader -- four weekends this summer. lombard will close three more weekend this summer. >>> san francisco residents can be heard on the city's latest deal with tech companies concerning those shuttle buses for the workers down in the silicon valley. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us with the latest. this could cause a lot of parking headaches for drivers here in the city. >> reporter: yeah. so we are expecting some angry voices to be heard. this is one of the bus stops in question. it's right by city hall and this is where there will be a public hearing at 10 a.m. to discuss the city's pla

it was the scene of an earlier accident right around mowry, thornton, one of those exits.it was in between those two spots. all right. here's a live look at our sensors through antioch westbound 4 no slowdowns lighter than usual past the "a" street exit. a few brake lights closer to concord. stacked up into the maze at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights turned on at 5:45. slowing from the incline to treasure island. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." your forecast here's lawrence. >> just some patchy fog around the bay area. more sunshine already starting out the morning hours and, in fact, over san francisco a little sun and patchy fog. we are going to see a very nice day ahead as high pressure now builds in overhead. our temperatures going to be warmer this afternoon. well into the 80s in some of the valleys. about 80 in napa. 83 in livermore. 68 degrees and sunny in san francisco. just a gentle breeze today. for the weekend, lots of sunshine. getting hot in the valleys. slightly cooler as we head in toward monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ [

out to fremont where we had a crash southbound at mowry on 880 and southbound 880 alvarado. a couple of crashes, bay bridge toll plaza is still delayed a little bit. this is a 15 minute drive time into san francisco which is better than it normally is. now let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. all righty. happy friday, a little chill this morning. had to put a blanket on last night. temperatures dipped into the 40s. we have some patchy fog. it does hold a candle in the win to chance. that northerly breeze will take care of it. here's some fog, clear and definitely cool for this time of year. it will be warmer today but just near average. it will be warmer over the weekend. next week is looking -- i'm going cooler. a couple forecast models are saying a little warmer. the 1 is strong with a big low coming in. i tend to buy that because there's a big one in the pacific northwest right now. put a quarter in the machine and see if we can get the photographic to go. patchy -- low clouds. 66, 53. the record highs not that long ago. we have to go back to 1966 and 91. the record low