at 8:00 p.m. the california highway patrol will start our closures between 7:15 p.m. and 7:20 p.m. >> reporter: focused on major points that lead to the toll plaza. the goal is to turn cars away from the bridge. >> for example, if you are westbound 80, you will be diverted to eastbound 580 or is -- south bound 880. north bound 101 on to the north bound or diverted off at 7th street. >> they hope to keep a traffic near other freeways. drivers are not optimistic. >> i think it will be terrible. >> reporter: at 6:00 p.m. we road along with the california highway patrol to learn what they will be doing tonight to get drivers away from the bridge. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> construction vehicles are gathered on both sides of the eastern span of the bay bridge, poised to begin their work as soon as the bridge closes. ktvu's tom vacar joins us live on the oakland side and the race against time that starts in the far east bay. >> reporter: that is true. this

this is about 3:40 p.m..try was still open at the time and the firefighters had their hands full. they were fighting to types of fires, the aggressive buyeand grassy a fire we have learned that 15 homes were completely destroyed or partially damaged. a total of 50 people had to be evacuate. i had a chance to talk to one victim. >> everybody says that things happen for a reason. i just hope, everything will be our right and the lord will provide. i am not one to worry about it. >> we want to show you the retaining wall, and you can get a better look. the interstate is on the other side and there is land that was also destroyed. unfortunately no one was injured but the fire, they're not sure what caused it. they have speculation that someone is lit a cigarette or it could of been from a car driving past. the fire department, as we move the camera over here they will remain on the scene just a monster in the high spots. that will look at the home when the sun completely comes up to see whether or not these peopl

coming u at 6:00 p.m -- coming up at 6:00 p.m. more on the progress and live robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> webcam is capturing images. this is where a large plume of smoke is very visible. yosemite national park officials tell us they shut down a campground close to say the fire. it is at the highway 120 entrance. it was evacurated and all reservations -- evacuations and all reservations have been concerned. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin has been tracking the conditions. what are firefighters facing tonight? >> terrain is driving the fire. lot of vertical stuff. there is the smoke plume. we are talking about the cumulus clouds, that is what you call them when you get a fire creating clouds. if you get moisture you will have clouds that create thunder and lightning with lot of smoke. the fire scene from space, it is 83 square miles. it is huge. here is how it looks. we look at the terrain. the winds are there. the temperatures are there. look at the terrain. it is very vertical. these are very steep canyon walls. t

and maybe your limited live wouldn't go to 10 p.m. maybe it would go to 9 p.m. or 8 p.m. would that impair what you are trying to do? >> no, it would help things, because right now that is not what is happening. anything that happens that helps with hours and days of operation obviously would help. >> are you open seven days a week? >> we are open six days a week. we are closed on monday and open for brunch on sundays from 11-4. tuesday through saturday we are open for dinner service. >> brunch on sunday. 11-4, and then open sunday night as well? >> no. >> you are not open on sunday night. >> we do not plan to open on sunday night. >> and i want things changed. we hope we have zero complaints but obviously in trial there's problems. i don't even have any letters of support. saying that it's been working. i'm just questioning >> we went out and got a few letters for people to testify at our initial he and she. i mean we've lived in san francisco for a long time. i think that not having a single complaint with running your business in san francisco is like walking across th

new at 5:30 p.m. what led police to the man who kicked a woman in the head and why some say it sleds light on a -- shreds light on a bigger problem. >> what parents should know and whysome say it is in-- why some say it is ineveitable. >> a blood drive to address a shortage in donations. why officials were turned away without being allowed to donate. >> i am back after the break. lot of fog out there. temperatures cool. but it will get cooler. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a mayor holds an event he can't be part of. he is barred from giving blood because he is gay. ktvu's johna k is live -- jana katsuyama is live. >> reporter: you know, the mayor helped to organize this blood drive that is being held right now, started at noon. they had dozens of people come through to donate and help address a shortage in donations they have during the summer months. the mayor and the vice mare came -- mayor came in to try to donate. they are both openly gay. they went through the questionnaires and when it asked whether they

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of course, at 6:00 p.m. all of these people are scheduled to march from frank ogawa plaza to headquarters. we will be there every step of the way. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> most commuters are still trafficking in their cars by -- traveling in their cars by themselves. researchers say the trend is one of decline. a quarter of californians have a more fuel efficient car and 50% are considering one. if bart goes on strike the ktvu morning team will have the latest at 4:00 a.m. >>> former richmond city counselman has died. bell passed away this morning, 9 months after suffering a bacterial infection that led to multiple brain surgeries. he served from 2000 to 2005. he was hospitalized days before the election. he is survived by his wife and two children. he was only 54 years old. >>> san francisco supervisor announced today he is running for state assembly. term limits prevent him from running for reelection. this would be the second time he followed him in office. he represents san francisco's dis

the mda executive committee meeting will be tuesday july 23rd, 2013 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. city hall room 421, 1 dr. carlton place, san francisco california 94102. the mdc disability preparedness committee friday, no meeting in july. the disability disaster committee now meets every other month. the mbc physical access committee will meet on friday august the 9th 2013 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. market street first floor san francisco california 94103. the mayor's disability council they will be no council meeting in august. instead we'll have a council leadership development session on monday august 26th 2013 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. city hall room 34, 1 dr. carlton place san francisco california 94102. the mdc executive committee meeting will meet on tuesday august the 20th, 2013 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. city hall room 421, 1 dr. carlton place san francisco california 94102. and i think you can turn to -- on the internet for common/mdc upcoming meetings. >> thank you very much. information team, any correspondence? >> yes, cochair wilson. there was one piece of corr

in two hours, 8 p.m. tonight, they will shut down service between timonium and hunt valley as far as the light rail goes and have a bus bridge there because they want to fix the power line. they need to get the southbound track done so they need to shut down light rail service in timonium between timonium and hunt valley at 8 p.m. tonight and that way you will be dealing with the bus corruption -- correction. i am captain roy taylor. >> this year's baltimore maryland -- marathon has a change. organizers tell us the company gave notice months ago saying it wanted to work another community project. the marathon is october 12. >> we had some showers around the area today helping to keep the temperatures down but the rain is moving out in time for a nice-looking weekend and in time for the o's baseball. those showers will be out of here in the next few minutes if it has not stopped in your backyard. most areas to the north and west are seeing the drying trend. a little while longer on the eastern shore and do

back tonight at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. back to school. 84 degrees tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. lunchtime mid-70s. cloudy. a lot of clouds tomorrow. that will create cooler weather in santa rosa. hot in clear lake, but temperature comes down a couple degrees. especially around the bay. forecast with the five-day forecast coming up, temperatures drop off a little bit. that will help the fire danger into the bay area weekend. but still, thunderstorms and a chance of a thunderstorm an issue. back at 6:00 p.m. with the latest. >> thank you. >>> it appears apple is going to offer a new iphone in a new color. the 5s will be white, black and gold. the rumor surfaced last month and today they are confirming it. the gold color would cover the back plate and the sides with a white face. apple haven't commented. >>> many people don't consider it a danger on the west coast, lyme disease but they would be wrong. now back to julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> a birthday without a celebration. a mother remembers her missing daughter. >> so many people he did i

one was on may 11th at the 6:00 p.m. jones restaurants was setting up for for live entertainment they wanted to check on a permit and saw they did have a permit. however, that's somebody looking to see do they have a permit. that's different than a noise complaint on may 14th at the 929 loud music from jones restaurants please ask for volume to be turned down and they wanted it turned down. i don't know if it's the incident they said they weren't operating that night. i believe they have the dates. there was another noise complaint on july 12th at the 409. looks like an event is being set up outside and their you testing the sound system needed to quiet them down. the response from the officer appears normal at this time and the owner has a permit until 11:00 p.m. tonight and then talked about a battery on june 30th at the 943. this was regarded somebody who was kicked out for urinating in the back area. we'd rather have them call than not. this is not something that will be counted against somebody. and then let's see j

we will have live reports tonight at 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. and the latest on www.ktvu.com. >>> the rim fire is one of a dozen major wildfires burning around the state right now. more than 8,000 firefighters are across california. it helped the threat of lightning sparked firedize creased but gusty winds continue to pose a major challenge for crews. >>> an hour ago the all clear was given at a office building as a powder triggered evacuations. she said it made her lips and fingers burn. that worker did not report the problem till this morning. the building was evacuated at 8:30 a.m. and hazmat to the letter to a lab. it turned out to be harmless. >>> bart's board of directsers holding meetings today. talks between bart and unions have been on hold since august 11 11. bart and the unions are far part on pay, healthcare and pension costs. >>> construction on the new span of the bay bridge is almost done. ktvu channel 2 news will get a tour of the bike path. they are scheduled to open with the rest of the span on september 3. the remaining portio

thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, a controversial new bar that just opened in the south bay, why the dress code and location have people upset. >> and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you so much for joining us. we will see you at 10:00 p.m. >> good night. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician and mobile payments to invoice on the spot. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ can help you do what you do... even better. it seems to me the closest thing we have to royalty in america are the people that get to ride in those little carts through the airport. don't you hate these things? they come out of nowhere. "beep! beep! cart people. look out, cart people. look out!" we all scurry out of the way like

we will have updates on www.ktvu.com and at 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have new pictures of the rim fire. this was taken today by nasa. in the middle you can see the smoke. here is another image. this is from the national weather service. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the weather conditions tonight on this fire. coming up in 12 minutes what he is seeing that could impact the fire fight. >>> a case in concord prompted a police department internal investigation. it involve as san francisco police officer who has been arrested on a serious charge. ktvu's david stevenson is in concord with what he pieced together. >> reporter: this is an unusual case. one in which investigators on both sides are remaining tight lipped. a san francisco police officer was arrested tuesday in concord and suspended that same day. this case involve as molestitation allegation and being -- molestitation allegation and being investigated. san francisco police want it to be clear they are taking this seriously. >> there is a

will have more of this at 6 p.m. including reaction and a neighborhood that is reeling from this news today. >> guilty of murder and racketeering. found out hislger fate this afternoon. a jury reached its verdict after four and a half days of deliberations saying he was involved in the murders of 11 people. many were carried out while he was an informant for the fbi. he will be sentenced in november and faces a life sentence. his lawyer says he will appeal. >> it was a good start to the workweek. we have the first check of the weather. >> today was very warm and humid. a big changes by wednesday and they are changes you alike. loose guy with some fair weather clouds. perhaps more clouds moving in from the west later tonight and we could see a shower. 90 at reagan national. the dew point is 59. a little muggy. so far the highest 81. now 88 in culpepper. shower get maybe a stray west of washington as we drop into the 70's. we mention a possibility of a shower or thundershower. upper airn disturbance moving across porti

at 10:00 p.m. team coverage and the traffic impact. >> is and -- and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you so much for joining us. have a good night everyone. >> good night. is the mirage of the parking desert. know that feeling? you see it in the distance. it's too good to be true. a big wide spot by the entrance. somehow everybody missed it. what is the handicap parking situation at the special olympics? they must have to just stack like 100 cars into those 2 spots. how else are they going to do it? we started at the beginning. we did our homework.

at 6:00 p.m. how the operator is coping with the death. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> gun shots and 911 calls led deputies to a man's body early this morning. several people called 911 after midnight after hearing gun shots. deputies arrived to find the man dead in the street. they are hoping witnesses and a autopsy will help figure out what happened. >> don't know why he was here. he does not live in this vicinity. he is not a complete outsider. >> witnesses heard a car speed away after the shots. that street was shut down and residents were in lock down during the investigation. >>> a sign in a car window located in a parking lot is all it took to delay closing arguments in a serial murder trial. ktvu's rob roth is joining us live with more on the joseph naso trial. rob? >> reporter: the prosecutor wrapped up closing arguments a little while ago but the arguments had to be delayed because what happened here at the courthouse parking lot. >> reporter: among those attend

the bridge is set to be closed at 8:00 p.m.u think you can make a last minute trip tonight, the chp says all these people and anyone else coming better think again. >> reporter: anxiety and low expectations from drivers trying to beat the clock across the old span of bay bridge. >> traffic will be crazy. >> reporter: caltrans warned the bridge will close at 8:00 p.m. >> all vehicles are off the bridge at 8:00 p.m. the california highway patrol will start our closures between 7:15 p.m. and 7:20 p.m. >> reporter: focused on major points that lead to the toll plaza. the goal is to turn cars away from the bridge. >> for example, if you are westbound 80, you will be diverted to eastbound 580 or is -- south bound 880. north bound 101 on to

the response from the officer appears normal at this time and the owner has a permit until 11:00 p.m. tonight and then talked about a battery on june 30th at the 943. this was regarded somebody who was kicked out for urinating in the back area. we'd rather have them call than not. this is not something that will be counted against somebody. and then let's see july 14th at 1 o'clock in the morning a male was assault a security guard and they hung on the him and they didn't want anything done. i will say that there has been especially 67 months ago we got a lot of e-mails and concern. i got less and i've forwarded those to the entertainment commission. the outreach so far as with the community if i have a we are talking about you can post unanimously if they have an issue or phone number. we want the business to be able to get along with the residents that's why we're all here. we have a concern so far as the noise is it going to distributor the neighbors and if we can put a limit on it. if it's not that's fantastic that's what we're looking at for. so with the music being outside, you

high tide at 7:18 p.m. and 740 tomorrow evening. -- 7:18 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. tomorrow evening. some thunderstorms before it clears up for the weekend. on the eastern shore, warm and muggy. storms move in on thursday. we will see sunshine tomorrow and 83. the storms arrive thursday into midday friday. things look ready good at the each for the weekend. a slight risk of a storm and a better chance for thunderstorms thursday afternoon. chinese -- showers on friday and lots of sunshine for the weekend. wrecks last night had to be one of the painful losses of the year for the orioles. managed three runs last night in a single run defeat. night, to deep centerfield. justad of a lead, it was an r.b.i double. regaining the lead for good. leading 4-2. ending the inning, leaving 15 runners on base. they went 2-14 to drop the series over 4-3 to tampa bay. the orioles have no choice but to be resilient. >> you know me. i am going to be as positive as i could be. we're going to keep grinding. we are trying to make positives happen. >> they are not rebounded. they are not some computer-drive

and eba has given us their support and so we are going to move in the back is going to close at 9:00 p.m. at the latest every night and the dining will close at 12 midnight at the latest every night and the front dining is able to stay open until 2 a.m. and this worked out and it was a part of the condition on their support. just to give you a background, the patio section was operated for 30 to 40 years before les had to shut it down and between just to give you an idea, 1989 to 1984 is when les purchased the property and when the roof structure was installed there were two noise complaints and they were to do with special events and he never received a noise complaint again and as a point of comparison there are other dining operations located in the mid blocks in the castro so this is not a unique situation. and just to be absolutely sure that there is a condition of approval attached to the project that emphasizes that it must comply with the san francisco noise ordinance, which of course it will need to comply with any way and it is made clear in the motion. this block is a vibrant

it gets under way at 7:00 p.m. kickoff of the little after 8:00 p.m. starting to push toward the crescendo of preseason, and that means regular season cannot be too far away. >> still to come, a jetblue flight from boston to all -- from boston to baltimore was forced to make an emergency landing. >> it was rerouted to philadelphia last night. >> and we look at a controversial replacement therapy. >> a string of street robberies. one woman had to fend off her attackers not once, but twice. >> and the fall-like temperatures are about to move out and summer is coming back our way. the forecast is coming. >> the ntsb has issued a religious -- a preliminary report for the july crash that sent a woman's car into the waters of the chesapeake bay. a tractor-trailer hit the vehicle from behind, causing it to fall 27 feet into the bay below. it was operated by a 29-year-old man who said his attention was distracted from the road. when you looked back, traffic had stopped. it goes on to say this with the truck drivers first time driving in the u.s. without being

p.m..m. made a controversial to dissolve the government. over a thousands of the group's sourmenters had been rounded up. >> with no sign of a compromise in sight, the egyptian p.m. p.m. hazem el-beblawi made a drastic approach, to outallow the muslim brother hood. >> we must dissolve this group and this is currently being studied. >> the interim government's advisor specified that the issue was more about making sewer the -- sure with party was legal rather than banning it. >> we're not preventing anyone from being active in the public do main but trying to make sure everyone is legalized according to egyptian lue. >> the brotherhood was dissolved by egyptian rulers in 1954 and today is registered as a nongovernmental organization but also has a legal arm known as the freedom injustice party. the proposal to dissolve the party could ignite more violence. >> given the grassroots support, dissolving this group is unrealistic. furthermore, it would be a very dangerous move because it would m

mid-80s by 3:00, 4:00 p.m. tomorrow morning. over the past week temperatures have been well below the average. we will trend things up a little bit. process started today and that will continue into tomorrow. break down your forecast, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, 52-57 degrees. fog out there. 12:00 p.m., lunchtime, patchy fog, 58-72. bundle up at the beach. inland, lower 60s, 70s, mid-80s by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow morning. here is the quick snapshot for monday. santa rosa 82 degrees. san jose upper 70s and 80s towards livermore and antioch. pacifica 60 degrees for monday afternoon. look ahead, your five-day forecast, temperatures are going up a little bit each day. tuesday. wednesday the warmest day of the week. low 90s well inland and thursday and friday, in a half hour your vehicle enview for -- weekend in view for saturday and sunday. >>> southern california college freshman crowned miss teen u.s.a. last night. she received the honor yesterday during a ceremony in the bahamas. she loves to dance and model and dreams of walking the

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around 12:20 p.m.d that trading on all nasdaq securities were halted. 12:14, we started to see some issues. this was due to an issue in their information system for pricing securities. options on nasdaq-listed securities were also halted for trading as well. nasdaq intends, again, to reopen trading in securities, just certain securities, with a 15-minute quote-only period, not able to be dealt on, not able to be traded, just prices only, meaning prices only available in streaming. again, not able to be dealt on. the latest update from nasdaq is that it will reopen just a couple of symbols for quotes only beginning at approximately 2:30, so just about now. prices only for these securities. 15 minutes later they will start to trade on them or attempt to trade on them. all other securities for nasdaq, nasdaq-listed securities will be released for quotation only, just prices, at approximately 2:55 p.m. eastern this afternoon. and then a 15-minute period of just those prices before trading approximately sta

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they will play arizona state champions today at 4:00 p.m. they will face teams from maui, utah, and you can catch the games by logging on to espn 3, our sister network, the west regional championship game is on august 10th. the winner advances to the world series in williams port, pennsylvania. >> time if a check on the weekend forecast. mike? >> pretty awesome. in august, here in oakland, we gain two degrees by the end of the month from 72 to 74. morning lows are the same. up to 1.25" rain. it could be as cold as 50. so are the extremes. today in oakland it will be 72. about four degrees warmer than yesterday. all of the us will be around two to eight degrees warmer than yesterday. if you travel around the state today and through the week, it looks quiet. it is getting warmer, but southern california, 71 in san diego and 75 in los angeles and 105 in palm springs and 79 in tahoe and no threat of thunderstorms this weekend. leyla gulen? >> we have a closure on the east bay overcosponsoring 8 -- overcrossing 880 because of a milk crash closed

at 8 p.m., we still have a chance for thunderstorms around baltimore. the sun sets at 8:09 p.m. that is a key time. the atmosphere is going to become a lot more stable. by 10, we should be mostly dry around baltimore, but the thunderstorms will still be arnd to the south. eastern maryland could be dealing with thunderstorms, any of which could be strong to severe. the skies clear out by tomorrow afternoon. highs will be in the mid-80's. the temperature will not change much, but it is much drier around the front. taking you into our seven-day forecast, it should be a much nicer weekend. maybe something isolated sunday afternoon or monday afternoon as well. the next or chance is on tuesday. chance is on tuesday. >> millions of students who rely on federal loans to get their degree will save thousands of dollars in interest charges once they graduate. this is all part of a rare bipartisan compromise signed into law today by president obama. the legislation links student loan interest rates to the financial markets, offering lower rates this fall because the government can borrow mo

it is scheduled for tomorrow night from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the mission district. the event organized by by mayor ed lee. participates can receive $100 to $200. >>> the call to disable stolen smart phone has gone internation. the mayor of london -- internailings. the mayor of london as -- international. the mayor of london has joined in. they want to make smart phones worthless to thieves. >>> preparations for the outside lands music festival and how long the cool weather will last. plus the store that some powerball players will hope will bring good luck for tonight's massive jackpot. >>> president obama is in southern california this hour where he rapped up a live stream question and answer session on the housing and market sector. >> we could be renovating, rehabbing and putting on the rental market thousands of thousands thousands of units. >> zillow.com hosted the forum. president obama answered questions that were submitted through facebook, twitter and videos. it comes a day after his speech in phoenix promoting his new housing proposals. president obama wil

since trading went down until 14:00 p.m.ime the nasdaq has been trying to get back up and running. full trading is expected to resume in about 26 minutes. 3:25 p.m. here is what we know, the nasdaq effectively froze. all nasdaq traded stocks stopped trading which happened just before 12:20 p.m. eastern time. nasdaq immediately went into crisis mode looking into what went wrong. still no official word on what the problem is. the securities and exchange commission is investigating. fox business has confirmed that the fbi is aware of the situation, and you can bet the ceos of nasdaq listed stocks along with shareholders want to know exactly what happened and whether their portfolios and stocks are safe. full team coverage right now. adam shapiro right down the street at 43rd and seventh avenue outside of the nasdaq in times square. we have rich edson in washington d.c. charlie gasparino here in our new york studios rias been working the phones and talking resources. and nicole petallides along with the traders on the floor of t

to reset the story shortly after 12:15 p.m. eastern the nasdaq started to notice some strange behavior. their electronic trading system began shutting down trades of certain stocks that started to look suspicious. says -- specifically it trade in young. they just pulled the plug and said with a second. we're hearing right now that partial trading has resumed. and so therefore we're just going to sit here and watch to see if this line. but it's still absolutely flat. >> we're doing a great disservice by suggesting trading in nasdaq stocks. there is no trading. they are trading. they are trading off of the nasdaq exchange. you cannot trade these stocks on the nasdaq exchange. apple, facebook, they can trade other places. so let's just be clear. this is and nasdaq listed stock. cannot trade on the nasdaq. that is a whole other can of worms. we have a market structure. 40,000. maybe 40 exchanges out there which compete with each other to trade. that means a kind of don't know what pressure digging. the other side of the story is th

as we put the clock into motion by 3:00 p.m. see the appearance of 80s and mid '80s. the temperatures will be pretty similar to what we saw yesterday. as we head into the evening, by 8:00 p.m. you will notice 60's and we are back in the green. upper 50s along the coast and the clouds will return. >> i do want to bring down your afternoon high. upper 80s today for pittsburg. upper 70's for linda. if you like pretty mild conditions, you will see plenty of that along the east bay shoreline. the fog will burn off about 10:00 a.m.. berkeley will have a high of 70 degrees and low 70's for fremont. it is shaping up to be a nice day in the south bay. '70s and '80s by letter on today. santa clara will have a 580 degrees. downtown san francisco will have a high of 67 degrees. last but not least less focused on the north, and apple will have a high of 79 degrees. >>napa will have a high of 79 degrees. >> the temperatures will be pretty typical for this time of year but it will cool down as we transition to the weekend. >> we are still trac

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of the motion will accept the amendment to include the outdoor dining area to be restricted to 9:00 p.m. >> i will make a motion to approve with the conditions as stated and with the additional condition that the outdoor seating area also be limited to 9:00 p.m. closing. >> second. >> and commissioner antonini? >> yes. >> and acceptable to the project's sponsor? >> yes. >> okay, thank you. >> and i am very supportive of this project and actually very nicely renovated situation. and we should be encouraging them when people take the properties and improve them lately, it is always a benefit for the city and all of the things that have been doing with the accessible bathrooms and the elevator and the seismic and the electrical. and i know that there are retail spaces that have been eliminated and it is problem and the only time that it works and it is only marginal when you are going to the garage and there is a stream of people that are coming through and it is always tough, that has not been an issue any way and it creates 30 new jobs and has widespread support of the neighborhood group

all lanes in both directions will close tonight at 8:00 p.m.. workers will then make the transition from the old world way to the new eastern span. joining us from treasure island is kron4's mike pelton. we will first get an update with weather and traffic. good morning erica. >>erica: visibility is really bad right now and half moon bay. it is very foggy but the fog reducing will shine off. if our day planner indicates coastal fog impacting with a drizzle. not to back a temperatures. upper 50s currently in half moon bay. temperatures will clock a bit for the next couple of hours. was it the look at the afternoon which will be sunny mild and we will shave off a couple of degrees for the east bay inland spots now forecasting 90s 69 degrees expected and napa and holding onto 70 of on the delta. your extended forecast highlights a cooling trend over the next couple of days but we are back and the '90s as we wrap up the work week. if you have plans for the weekend it will cool down dramatically so for labor that we're only talking low 80s inland all

at 8:00 p.m. last night the toll plaza post is the gates, and that is where we find kron 4 will tran with the latest. >> so far so good, and judging by the site and the sounds, it is very busy out here. as you can say dozens, if not hundreds of trucks are at this location. they are ready to hop on the new eastern span. by the time is over they claim that 5000 dump trucks will be on and off the new eastern span by tuesday at 5:00 a.m.. that will be dropping off asphalt and picking up debris. if you are not careful you may get ran over. we have been escorted because they did not want us to get hurt. you can say they are bumper-to- bumper. one of the reasons why is that theyave tell you that at any given time for a culture workers are on the eastern span. coming up a.m. they will give us a news conference to let us know what progress that they are making their on a very tight schedule. if they fall behind, the 2 6:05 a.m. opening could b tuesday 5:g may have to be delayed. >> let's talk about other w

have a flash flood watch until 9:00 p.m. tuesday covering mountains deserts also covers sierra from yosemite to king's canyon. thunderstorms there with slow-moving heavy rain should help firefighters smoke advisory until 5:00 p.m. on tuesday. i'll be back to let you fwho interesting weather heading our way. cheryl? >> thank you. we have reached home stretch old eastern section of the bay bridge going to close in just two days then eight days from now new bay bridge will open there is going to link existing aprechs to the new span. >> we thought sau knit 2007 and 2009ful that area area keeps moving it becomeszÑ=7t moe sluggish. >> a chain cutting scheduled for labor day at 3:00 p.m. it's not qleer will hold the torch. you can see how close the new bay intrij to opening by checking out caltrans kux camera. look under see it on tv. we haven't v.information on how to down load our waze traffic app to help you navigate traffic. one of the most-valuable resources is our tloimpk service bart, ac trance skbrit sf bay ferry are offer

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the walk will start at 1:00 p.m. at oakland police station on 7th and broadway and continue on to oakland city hall. >> let's hope they find her. >>> debate over california's shark fin ban heading to court. the ban took full effect last month. the groups claim the law infringes on their cultural heritage. shark fin soup traditionally eaten in chinese celebrations dating back to 2006 b.c. the court of appeals will hear arguments today. >>> a dog rescued in dramatic fashion in san francisco bay looking for its owner. the italian massive had a collar on but no tags and no microchip. adam cone snapped the photo from his boat here on monday evening. if you look closely, you see the dog in the middle of the windsurfers. one of the windsurfers spotted the dog in the bay and stopped to help. when cone motored up in his boat they asked him to take her ashore. >> the dog into the boat, because it was so rough, they couldn't -- the wind was blowing -- they couldn't swim to the boat. we couldn't back the boat up to them. >> the

to 3:00 p.m. for the rest of the month. to download a free ticket go to abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv." >> get to go to work we will check with the forecast. >> we will start by looking at the embarcadero where it is wet this morning because of the drizzle over toward the bay bridge which is few daysy -- which is fuzzy because of the moisture. oakland is 66 and at 7:00, and napa is 74 and san jose is nine and redwood city is 73 and livermore is 7 a and it is 15 degrees cooler-than-average. it is quiet on radar and we have a few lonely showers to the north of lake tahoe where we will see thunderstorms. 74 in tahoe and 83 in sacramento and headed to los angeles it is warmer at 77 and palm springs is 103 and san diego is 71. leyla gulen? >> we have a downed telephone pole block the entire roadway on highway 29 at greenwood avenue. right now we have c.h.p. urging folks to take this road to get to 128 closed until 5:45. you will have to cut the wires to move the poles. in foster city a mattress is blocking lanes at sou