some of you know i grew up in public housing, i grew up in plaza east, o.c., out of control projects. the old out of control projects, and similar to the conditions that alice griffith was in, double rock, whatever you want to call it. and similar to the conditions where i spent over 20 years of my life in those conditions, and also feeling isolated, feeling frustrates, blocks away from city hall, feeling like my community didn't matter, like the resources that were all around weren't making their way into our community. and when i became a member of the san francisco redevelopment agency commission, when we started looking at this bayview-hunters point community, i visited. fred blackwell at the time was the executive director of the redevelopment agency commission, and just to step backwards for a minute, when i lived in o.c. -- i mean, plaza east, when we went through the hope six redevelopment, some of you remember that, we tore down 300 units, and there were only 200 units to replace those units. many of my friends and family members never returned. and because of that devastatin

. -- i mean, plaza east, when we went through the hope six redevelopment, some of you remember that, we tore down 300 units, and there were only 200 units to replace those units. many of my friends and family members never returned. and because of that devastating experience, when this project started, i made it clear to fred blackwell and my colleagues on the commission, we cannot repeat the same mistakes of the past. we have to do this right for this community. we have to make sure that not one person, not one family is displaced. we have to make sure that they are included in the process, and that we build a community, not tear one apart. there's plenty of room around here to build a community and keep people in their community. let's not do what they did to plaza east and move people to vallejo and other places outside the city because that's really how -- that's real hey how we lost the significant population of african americans in san francisco. let's not make the same mistakes. and today, we did it right. today, we shine a light on this community. we say thank you to all the

it kept me out of trouble because at that time, my grandmother was raising me, i lived in plaza east, public housing. we didn't have a lot of money, and it was basically easy to go down to the tenderloin and sell drugs. and you know rudy, from united players, exactly what i'm talking about. the point is, i was given an opportunity and things turned out okay with me. but too many young people in our city are not given that same opportunity. some of you all know my story about my family, and i wish some of them were here with me today. my brother, unfortunately, wasn't given an opportunity, and he's still incarcerated, and i think what a difference a program like this could have made. i think about my sister who had an opportunity to participate in this program, but unfortunately, she lost her life. and so when i think about what i can do better in the city, it's not basically continuing to allow the experiences that i had growing up in san francisco to be normal. we are here to change what is normal for young people in san francisco. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so when i serve

upper east shoreo the plaza itself. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, our election day cogeif you're lookingoru t. we'll tell you about the discounts they're offering to voters. >>> wall street pretty good at making bets. we'll tell you what they're betting about today's election day. >>> plus, she's not old enough to vote, but this little girl going door to door to get the vote out. >> i don't really care if people vote for democrats or republicans. i just want people to get out there and vote. >> she's on "ellen" today. coming up at 5:25, we're going to show you some of our tactics to get folks out there to vote. you're watching "today in the bay." more news ahead. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." c

the bay bridge toll plaza itself, we showed you the east parking lot and there was no crash. there's no camera shot. i had turned the emeryville camera toward the other parking lot but we consistent see a problem. there's a backup forming over the last couple of minutes, you see the fast track loading up. the metering lights were off. i did see slowing at the incline but i saw no crash. that's the good news. take another look. the san mateo bridge. you can see smoke in the air but no problems on the road. that's good news. the peninsula is clear. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, those dockless scooters falling into the wrong hands. we'll tell you about a scary incident in the south bay. >>> plus, it's holiday bonus time. one company bucking the trend of handing out cash. instead, workers got guns. uhm next, what the workers thought about it. and 9 days sinm elections .. numerous bay >>> 5:23 for you right now. now to decision 2018. nine days since the mid-term elections. numerous elections are still too close to call. that includes more than a dozen in contra cost

plaza. there are shuttles that go out to the east side and west side neighborhoods. we'll zoom in and look at those 1 more detail. the vehicular network itself, there's a hierarchy. most are residential, smaller in scale. there are five signalized intersections and the speed limit maximum is 25 miles per hour, everywhere, except the shared public way and it's 15 miles an hour. for places that might not be warranted to have stop signs, we have cars to slow down as they go through the locations. that's highlighted on this diagram here. we know that fire access is important when there's an emergency and need to be able that sure that they get point a to point b to whoever needs help. the curb-to-curb widths are to make sure that we have ample access for the fire department. the loading zones coming back to our conversation last time about things are changing in terms of mobility, how are people going to get on and off the island. one thing that we looked at are loading zones are more desirable than they have been because of ride-share methods. we've worked with accessib

into hercules no major issues driving to the east shore freeway and eventually to the bay bridge toll plaza. steve mentioned the possibility of some gusty wind and we have traffic moving along okay. the maccarthur was closed last night but now all lanes are open. 4:32. >> the rain last night caused a lot of problems. this driver tried to drive through standing water at the stockton under crossing. the car got stuck. the firefighters helped him get out. the driver was not hurt. road workers later cleared the flooding. >> in this area highway 9 was flooded. some cautious drivers got through before caltrans unplugged the storm drains. other crews were up to their knees in floodwaters on northbound highway 17 in san jose. a pool of rain collected on hamilton avenue exit because of debris on the side of the road clogging up the storm drains. the workers unclog do this and the offramp is passable again. >>> heading out the door you may see trees littered across the road. the marin county sheriff's office posted this photo of a tree knocked down by high wind. no one was hurt but the sheriff's offi

the good news, before that, into the toll plaza, it's light, working your way off the east shore freeway will look at that coming up. >>> families continuing to search for loved ones this morning as the massive campfire rages in butte county. >> this weekend one man's frantic call was answered. >> i'm just hoping they are watching or somebody is watching that has seen them, and this is a quick picture of them, and anyone, if you have seen them, please call me. >> john warner's grandparents live in paradise, and they don't drive, and in the mad dash from danger, family members were unable to reach for them. he begged for help on this newscast last night, and a shelter worker heard his plea. >> a lady who worked here said she knows where they are at. head to the church. >> reporter: how are you feeling right now? >> overwhelming joy, and i'm just so ecstatic! i didn't know if they were alive, and they are alive! >> reporter: happy ending. >> yeah, this is awesome. >> now another family member who works for the paradise police department was able to drive the grant parents to safety. good t

plaza. the fast track lanes are moving but it's slower now, upper east shore freeway 26 minutes, recovering through richmond after an earlier crash. >>> happy not only tuesday but election day. i wouldn't expect too much action on wall street today, not until we know what has happened with the election. restoration hardware is opening a restaurant in yountville today. facebook says it's ready to fight fake news. wall street good at making bets and the bs one party running one side of the capitol, and another party running the other side. >>> facebook is ready for today's election, after criticism it did severe damage to the democratic process last time we held a nationwide election. facebook said last night it removed more than 100 accounts, 30 on facebook, 85 on instagram created by foreign actors. in a joint statement, the department of homeland security, the fbi and director of national intelligence warned americans should be aware that foreign actors, russia in particular, continue to influence public sentiment, and voter perceptions through the actions intended to sew discord. it's wor

overhere, the east shore freeway great drive, 13 minutes from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. just a few folks waiting in cash lanes. you can see the steady stream of red lights moving across nicely. this morning, we can see the lights in san francisco, so there's a little less smoke in b still, it is a factor as kari's been tracking the drive. that will be more of a factor later on. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 4:47. >>> investigators trying to make sense of an unusually large crash. >> 21 cars piled up in santa cruz. you can see one of those cars on fire there. the multicar pile-up happened at highway 1 and river street. 11 people were hurt, three of them badly. the chp is saying it appears the brakes went out on a big rig before it slammed into 20 cars care was hit andlight.he driven into my car, which drove me off the road. >> that big rig was loaded with clay. investigators are now weighing it to see if that big rig was carrying too much. >> frightening. 4:48 right now. >>> a big change for a pros un. the name bolt after lawyer john bolt has been sprinkled throughout

plaza. we're looking great here with the exception metering lights. we should have 20 minutes until that happens. but east bay on the bridge. >>> steph curry's annual golf tournament could be on the move. tcp has been host but the chronicle reports lake merced is in the running to host the tournament. curry's tournament is tentatively scheduled for next september. >>> a pod of humpback whales put on quite a show in norway. >> you'll see fish jumping from the water. there you go. watch as these whales seem to come out of nowhere. here it is in slow motion. a pod of six whales explode from below, gobbling up as many fish as they can. whales use this tactic to capture a lot of fish at once. the stunning slow motion video gives you a great look at how they're able to use teamwork. >> yeah. it's stunning. it reallyo perspective how big they are. >> those fish didn't know what was coming. >>> next at 5:00, much more midterm coverage, including facebook's last-minute move to remove suspicious accounts. >>> waymo got clearance to operate autonomous vehicles but a man was just in a crash. >>> a warrior tries to ea

the good news, it's still pretty quiet off the east shore freeway, and most of the delays past the toll plaza. 29 minutes the drive time from the mcarthur maze to the central freeway. you can always skip the bridge and use barted a -- use bart as an alternate. clear into foster city right now. 13 minutes 880 to 101. traffic clear on the peninsula as well. the dublin interchange, westbound 580, working your way to the westbound connector, so far, so good. most of the traffic stacked up behind there, and 26 minutes as you work your way westbound, and coming away from the 205 connector, busy at the top of the pass, clearing at 680, and we will look at the golden gate bridge coming up. >>> crews batting the deadliest wild fire in california history have to deal with deadly conditions this week. >>> the campfire in butte county has now killed 29 people, and the number is expected to rise with hundreds still missing, and the fire has all but wiped out the town of paradise, and search teams found the remains of six people there yesterday, and the flames have scorched 110,000 acres since thursday mor

east bay. first of all the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on. the approach is great. cocoa county more traffic. down toward the walnut creek interchange, there is your pattern. more traffic down through danville and alamo, but no problems. we are looking at a new crash, south 880 at stevenson, that may be in lanes. chp has to give me that information but i see slowing starting to pop up, another crash at tennison and a previous one at ""a" street. it continues to build hayward and fremont. no problems, the south bay shows the build though, here is 101 north of the 680 interchange, we're starting to slow. >>> 6:31 right now. the destruction is growing across our state, as wildfires burn out of control. in butte county the death toll is rozzing from the camp fire. it now stands at 42, making this fire the deadliest in state history. this morning, dozens more people are still unaccounted for. coroner search and recovery teams there are really taking on the grim task of searching through that rubble and ash. that fire has burned 117,000 acres and is currently 30% containe

plaza. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> come up, concerns for an east bay city, we'll tell you about the crime that happened in one woman's home, shocking the whole neighborhood. >>> former vice president joe biden visiting the bay area. the places you can hear him speak. berkeley police are tryin track down a man suspected >>> welcome back everyone. it's 5:24, and right now, berkeley police are trying to track down a man suspected of sexually assaulting a woman in her own home. it happened on blake street, 2400 block there. the man broke into the home shortly before 6:00 yesterday morning, assaulted the woman and then stole some of her belongings before eventually just running away. >>> a body was recovered off the coast of pacifica early yesterday morning. fisherman in a boat just off linda mar beach spotted the body floating in the water. it was recovered and taken to pillar point harbor. recently there have been two missing person reports filed along the pacifica coast. >>> northern california deputies mourning one of their own killed last night in the line of duty. stanislaus county deputy ton

plaza. a commute action -- direction on the right there heading into the east bay. going into san francisco, not bad. >> you can see the rain on the traffic camera. chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now with more. >> definitely, the video you showed is indicative of what's happening. it is this light, consistent drizzle. it's falling south of san francisco. it's wet on the ground but north of san francisco, over an inch of rain in the marin county watershed up in santa rosa. this is the system i'm tracking, already moving through the bay area but it's going to keep coming. it's going to be more and more scattered showers almost all night long. heavy rain moving onshore in the next half hour near redwood city. san jose getting heavier rain. this is moderate rainfall around sunnyvale, palo alto, out toward santa clara and san jose. you got some moderate rain falling in downtown san jose as well. the roads are a mess out there. this is the model for tomorrow morning. you can see more rain but it's widely scattered. tomorrow is a transition day. and it's going to

east towards the town. >> the driver was taken to the hospital but will be okay. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza if there is a way to cut down on traffic across the bay, transportation officials want to consider it. kpix 5 reporter tells us about options. >> the bay area tole authority is -- replacing them with all electronic tolls. now while this would only decrease traffic by an average of about 7 minutes the metropolitan transportation commission says that's significant whether it is the bay bridge, or 5 other state bridge that has cash tolls getting through this grid lock can be slow-going. >> obviously want to improve the efficiency of the freeway system all around the region and the toll plazas are an obvious bottleneck. >> the metropolitan transportation have two ways, one by replacing toll cameras that would take pictures of your license plate without you to stop. just like at the golden gate bridge, this would cost an estimated $23 million, the other more expensive option would be removing the tolls and create an open road tolling system for a price tag of $55 million that's what they w

east foothills and in oakland a thick haze near the airport. some people left wheezing and coughing. others sat in outdoor plazas unaware of the haze. >> i actually noticed a harder -- it's harder for me to breathe. now i got a mask. >> it has helped a lot. especially with walking around here and around school. >> the masks scarce on school shelves sold out in some places. they were limiting buyers to three only. >> we don't necessarily recommend masks as a first choice. >> tonight lisa with the bay area air quality district told us a mask may not be your best bet. >> best practice is for people to stay indoors and stay out of the smoke all together. >> but christen said she and her kids had to get out of the house. they waited until early evening when the smoke had subsided to spend a little time outdoors. >> i wouldn't have wanted to go for a run or something but today i feel like its clearing up a little bit >> experts say if you must go outside as last resort, use an n-95 mask and make sure it fits. one trap on top of your head, the other below your ears pinched at the nose to keep matter out. now these guys

staff, they're at the toll plaza, the government building, in honor of the police officer and have been killed. 4:19, lets go to steve. >> do you see the flags, they're due east. >> i see that. >> it's windy in parts of oakland, but for other locations it's a complete opposite of yesterday. it's smoky and hazy for everybody. at 101 to willis, this was from mendocino complex fire county to bay area. there's a smoke layer, the observations are saying cloudy, it's not cloudy, it's the smoke layer coming in from paradise. a red flag warning goes until 7:00. wind is coming down a little bit. there are still gusts from 30 to 40, er elevations, you see the observations, even for some. 26, 33, 11%, it's a northerly or easterly breeze. we're pattern that shows no signs of breaking down, it will be a long stretch, probably about 3 weeks, we'll see if things change after that. for a while, into early next week, nothing is changing, it should take a few degrees off the high temperatures, the angle of some isn't as high. we are getting a northeasterly breeze, and it gets westerly, even plaque hawk, things are changing a little bit, but still it's going to be a day. 30s, h

east shore toward the been about be is fine as well. kari showed you the smoke in the shot from our bay bridge toll plaza camera. the north bay, southbound 101 moves nicely, an easy drive through san rafael, down across the going goilden g bridge. >>> 4:48, a lot of questions after a ceo was killed in his san francisco office and police say an employee may be behind it all. >> jean elle is at headquarters with details. >> it's unsettling, right next door to me, it's like -- not a great neighborhood, but i never had anything like that happen in this building that i know about. >> reporter: the office door next to ron rosen's apartment has a medical examiner's seal on it. the ceo of real mobility, a company that makes electric accessibilities for wheelchairs was killed inside. co-worker reported bart kylestrom missing wednesday. when office came to check his mid market office they found the 52 dead inside. >> three police cars and an ambulance counsdown there and a all i know. >> reporter: a real mobility employee killed theent prix nuur after kylstra aus couped the worker of embedels $100,000, alleging tasing and

the upper east shore freeway mild slowing, just under 25 minutes from highway 4 to the maze and the backup at the toll plaza, remember that folks tend to hit the road at 7:00 instead of 6:00 the last few weeks of the year. you might get a break there as well. watch this afternoon and evening, kari is talking about the rain coming in, so expect a lot slower traffic around the bay. little slowing for hayward, the san mateo, and dumbarton bridges pick up the volume and a south bay a little build for north 101. the sunrise, beautiful orange color in palo alto. the earlier construction and traffic breaks have cleared on the. heiness in -- peninsula. >>> coming up,' sheriff's chase ends in a deadly crash at contra costa. at 6:30, the details we're learning right now. >>> a life insurance company shorted him 100 grand. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. are launching a new campai educate young people about >>> 6:24 on your tuesday morning. san francisco leaders are launching a new campaign to educate people about marge marriage's potential dangers. the public health department r

send it over to charles clifford who is live at the bay bridge toll plaza tonight. yeah, it has been raining all day here in the eastg a lot of mist being thrown up in the air by cars that makes it a little dicy. hard to see puddles too. the rain resulted in several accidents. this was along highway 13 near montclair. a driver apparently lost control and struck the median. now, we haven't hear of any serious flooding problems but this stready rain was enough to fill up stosel creek in oakland. a few brave souls were out walking this afternoon. they pretty much all agreed that this rain is better than smoke. finally, a look at traffic. it's. . . . but definetly slick out on the roads , be carefull if your going to be driving.in oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news (ken) steph curry got into a car accident today and oakland police are partly blaming the weather and wet roads. police sent us this picture posing with the warriors basketball star. just before nine this morning a driver of a silver lexus lost control of their car and hit the porsech curry was driving. then while curry was pulled over in the median... ano

upper east shore down to the bay bridge and the backup at the toll plaza, about 20 minutes. that's not bad through richmond and berkeley. san rafael picking up the volume just a tad. back over to you. >>> now back to that breaking news out of southern california. if you're just waking up, here is what we're learning at this hour. this is a mass shooting. 13 people are dead including a sheriff's deputy and the gunman. up to 12 others are injured. this all unfolded around 11:20 last night. this is when the suspect open fire inside a crowded bar in thousand oaks. this is 40 miles west of l.a. police say that several hundred people were inside that bar. this is the borderline bar & grill at the time of the shooting. that bar was hosting a college country night when that shooting happened. >>> there's a lot of new information coming in minute by minute. let's take a look at where the shooting happened. in thousand oaks, as you mentioned, marcus, about 40 miles west of los angeles. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez has been tracking it for us. anything new? >> we know law enforcem

east bay. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. you see that traffic is backed up to the maze.s are on. it is starting to get slow from 238 to downtown oak land. and the bridge in sam te'o and dunbarton is slow and the south bay. 7:48. >>> weather is going to be rainy today. >>> it is starting. tomorrow morning, just a heads up, there could be some steady rain tomorrow morning. and then tomorrow evening into thursday, that will be the biggest system of the series. so just an fyi. most locations now say cloudy. we had some breaks in the clouds. george says you can feel the rain coming. warm air from the south. and the air is primed. it is. it smells and feels like rain. where is the rain? it is up in the north. it will be here ton. there will is a lot of 50s. the rain made it into -- and northern season sonoma county. getting closer. and cloudy skies and rain develops. and for many, it will be morning of the golden gate. for everyone else, it will be this afternoon into this evening. the system will weaken. but it will give us okay amounts to the north. cloudy with rain later. t

well, i am by the bay bridge toll plaza here. traffic is moving smoothly right now but it has been a wet one out there. natsacross the east bay, rain. .sometmes light and sometimes heavy. . fell through out the day. the wet conditions made for slick roads and slow going. along highway 13 near montclair, a car lost control and struck the median. traffic was back up as crews worked to clear the scene. natsnot far away, tiny sausal creek in oakland was running fast and deep with dirty water as the rain drained down out of the oakland hills.natskeith young lives nearby. he was out for a walk just enjoying the fresh air.sotin nearby montclair, the umberllas were out downtown as neighbors adjusted to the reality that wet weather had finally arrived.sotbrian kuhn was meeting a friend. he had been in denver the past few weeks and was glad the smoke was gone when he got back.sotkuhn also hopes that this will be a long and wet wintersot but definetly slick out on the roads , be carefull if your going to be driving.in oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news (ken) moments of panic among a crowd watching a ferry crash into

upper east shore a little slowing through san pablo and the bay bridge toll plaza where the meteringhts are on. the south bay, the northbound routes moving nicely, 101 typical slowing on 101 north of 680 and slowing southbound 680 out of pleasanton and out of san ramon. no problem north through cocoa county and travel off the castro valley y an easy drive as well. live look shows you volume building across the san mateo bridge westbound, your commute direction moves smoothly. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:52 right now. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," buy less and still getting free shipping. an update in the push to win your dollars between target and amazon. >>> plus -- >> that is the mantra, memories are worth fighting for. >> all new for you this hour, a promising new alzheimer's therapy, how it works and where research on that treatment stands this morning. >>> but first, happening now, in just a few hours, jury selection starts for the trial of el chapo. joaquin guzman, the nextical cartel kingpin was extradited to the u.s. last year. juror also remain anonymous and par

plaza now. that's definitely one of our biggest slowdowns. a couple of our earlier prisons in the east are clearing up. i'll talk about those at 6:00. now let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's talk more about that fire danger. humidity, 10% to 15%, winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. 10:00 tomorrow evening the winds are just getting started, 15 to 20 miles an hour. they expand and spread. by 7:00 thursday morning, we're hitting 25 to 35 easily across the north bay mountains. also the east bay hills and diablo starting to expand. they'll push during the day thursday. once the sun sets, they pick up once again and spread farther across the north bay mountains. that's another heightened area of when the fire could break out and spread rapidly. have to be careful. >> mike, thank you. >>> america has a new sexiest man alive. this year's winner and how he's reacting to the news next at 6:00. >>> plus, our coverage of midterm election voting under way right now on the east coast. the warning about violence from the fbi and why experts say you should head to the polls anyway. >

the upper east shore freeway, less than 15 minutes, this is the best we typically see any time of day, at the limit, highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza. live look shows you the golden gate bridge as well. we can see the south tower and the north tower, clear view all the way across, no delays through the north bay from or to the north bay right now. we get ready to move that center divide, the zipper truck will hit any second as well. transit agencies, no they'll start to build those rapidly over the next half hour. 48 right now. back to you guys. >>> you may not notice until a tiger shows up in your neighbor's exotic animal trade fuels a multibillion-dollar underground black market in the bay area. >> exotic animals smuggled in the u.s. to be sold as pets. stephen stock discovered it's growing here in california every year. >> get an idea of how big this smuggling problem really is, our team went behind the scenes with u.s. border patrol and fish and wildlife agents. >> it's crazy. it's such a fine line to work, because you don't want to slow down commerce. it's the needle in the hay stack type of situation. >> reporter: among the a

east foothills...and in oakland...a thick haze near the airport. some people left wheezing and coughing...others sat in outdoor plazas outside seemingly unaware and hist the trash in the general maintenance. it has been a challenge working in the smoke. there has been a lot of dust settling and a lot of black smog settling around the property. >> reporter: the smog and asked have clouded the bay area and in oakland, a thick haze near the airport. others seemingly unaware. he and his friend wore masks to the. >> i noticed it is harder for me to breach. >> i was walking around here and especially in school. >> ace in berkeley was limiting buyers to three only. but lisa with the bay area district tells us a mask may not be your best bet. >> the best practice is for people to stay indoors and stay out of the smoke altogether. >> they waited until early evening when the smoke had subsided to spend some time outdoors. >> today, i feel like it is clearing up a little bit. this air for a full day is equivalent to smoking about eight cigarettes. with all the bad air... stores >>> experts say staying outside is equivalent to smoking about eight cigarettes. >>

buildings 2 and 3 are the historic hangar buildings, east of the retail block we were talking about. there are two primary open spaces. one is a plaza that's on the west side of building 2. and one is the parking lot, which is the surface parking lot between buildings 2 and 3. we've always been inspired by these buildings. they're grand gestures. and so we need some surface parking around the area, but we should design it to a level that corresponds to the grandeur of the buildings. there will be opportunities to block off the parking lot and have events and festivals like the flea market. and so we really were inspired by this relationship with the hang hangar buildings to the china clipper. it was an opportunity to do something interesting on the surface of this parking lot so people can see when there's special events. so we celebrated the connection between buildings 2 and 3, making sure we have a clear, safe pedestrian path to travel between the two buildings. and we would like to have a life-size stencil of one of the china clippers in the parking lot, the airplane form that you can see here. there will be large shade trees to

plaza. and a little bit beyond that really no issues in the south bay. one new problem in the east bay.rash involving a semi and a crash involving a semi and a small sedan. next traffic update in 10 minutes. >>> on the peninsula, electric scooters will be the topic of discussion tonight. as part of the city council meeting, there will be a meeting on temporarily banning scooter businesses for three months in the city. according to the city council agenda, it's because of safety concerns. the city wants to do more studies. the meeting starts at 7:00 tonight at the san mateo city hall. >>> just when you thought it was over, there is another plot twist involving these three people and their alleged go fund me scam. the update is an abc news exclusive. >>> a salmonella update this one involving raw ground turkey. >>> a live look at 5:40. you can check welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪

east shore freeway very delicate. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. i haven't seen heavy traffic buildup for the last week, so this will be different for folks and the rest of the bay showing a light backup through hayward, pleasanton and san jose. this crash is not presenting any slowing. back to you. >>> new this morning, at 6:01, plans to ease traffic jams on two of saways are getting a mor serious look and could include toll lanes, lexus lanes possibly on highway 101 and interstate 280 into the heart of the city. >> thom jensen is live in san francisco what an update on a story we told but this summer, we've been following it for some time. >> reporter: good morning, we are on the 18th street overpass just above i-280. one of the lanes, northbound lanes going into the city here on 280 could be one of those that gets the changers. planners will specifically look at about five miles southbound 101 from the 280 interchange to the county line. those are the southbound lanes, and then this, the last mile of 280, heading northbound toward the embarcader

east bay. travel times just 25 minutes highway 4 to the backup at the toll plaza. >> gives us a break in the storm lot of people are watching that next round of rain for the big game tomorrow in berkeley, and if you are planning to go, if you're tailgating early, there may be showers moving through and i'm going to keep that rain chance in there around kickoff. most of the rain will be clearing by the afternoon, and it's going to be cool and breezy, highs in the upper 50s. on saturday, across the bay area, we're looking at highs around 55 degrees, and the chance of rain through about noon, early afternoon, for the south bay, and then as we look at our sunday forecast, it's all clear. it will be breezy and cool with highs around 56 degrees. tonight, jack london square, lighting up the christmas tree. it will be nice weather for getting some hot chocolate and going there and enjoying the festivities. it will be dropping down into the low 50s by 7:00, and then all day on saturday or any day for that matter, we have christmas in the park in downtown san jose. tomorrow is looking good for the afternoon

two lanes are black along the east shore away. 40 minutes this morning and we are getting word of a crash westbound before the toll plaza. it is blocking at least one lane. is an accident at mckee road. busy from san antonio avenue -- avenue. and highway 9, if you're traveling to the santa cruz mountains today, it is shut down between exit road and glenn barry road. >>> no monday blues here. check out this spectacular view. you can see the sunshine. the sunrise was at 6:39 am and we will see the sunshine throughout the day. a cool start though, 50s and 40s this morning. the daytime high, slightly cooler compared to yesterday but above average for this time of year. looking at mid 60s in san francisco and low 70s in oakland as well as fremont. as we go through the week, temperatures are little cooler and warming up for the weekend with plenty of sunshine for dry conditions across the next several days . >> have you filled out your balance? >> not yet. but tomorrow is election day. we will say goodbye right now as we look at emeryville back toward san francisco. have a great monday. >>> good morning to our viewers in the

east or westbound 80. light traffic at the toll plaza.ave a new solo spinout in the santa cruz mountains, northbound 17 blocking the slow lane 92 ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ >>> welcome back. i want to give you a quick look at what to expect today. we're expecting moderate at times, it's a 2 on our impact scale. here's a look at the light rain out there. you can see over the next six hours some yellow is starting to pull in. we'll have steady drizzle to light rain in the evening hours. my storm concerns, hydroplaning and ponding on the roadways. tomorrow through monday it's going to be dry. that's it. >>> sounds good. we'll have another abc 7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. join us for abc 7 mornings week join us for abc 7 mornings week days from 4:30 to 7:00. thisdon't miss outss, on incredible savings on thousands of gifts. oh yeah

east bay. >> we take you live outside now. check this out. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. >> wow. >> it's a friday night. it is 6:10. and there's barely any traffic! i don't know where anyone is but that's great news if you are heading to the city tonight. >> this is the san mateo bridge. highway 92, the headlights not it's a little slow. but wow, i mean, that definitely looks better. >> easing into the weekend. eak. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> oakland fire investigators are trying to determine what caused yet another homeless encampment to go up in flames. it started near the intersection of 22nd avenue and east 12th street. as paul chambers reports, this isn't the first tim

plaza. they were activated just before 5:30 this morning. you can see that to highway 101. north and south bay have this in the red. reports of a crash on the east ore fr isto ttraffic.>>> i am at the live desk. an emergency meeting of the security council was just called for this morning because of escalated tensions between russia and the ukraine. we have new video coming in from a confrontation that went on several hours ago. this is in the strait. this is an area that russia says it controls. it is right near the ukrainian peninsula. russian ships are chasing both away. the ukrainian ships came back. that is when russian forces fired on them and seized three ships. the ukraine says ewers inju the details of exactly what went on in that is still being disputed. it looks like the us is siding with ukraine. escalating tensions this is been going on since 2014 when russia annexed part of criteria -- the area. >>> clashes between us border patrol agents and migrants resulted in chaos. us customs and border protection claimed that migrants root projectiles that struck several agents. that led officers to deploy teargas. mexican officials say polic

plaza the metering lights are on. and the backup stretches to the foot of the maze so you want to allow yourself some extra time if you're headed from the east into san francisco. >>> all right. before last week's rain we went 7 weeks without any rain. and when it's all said and done this week with our storms we will likely get back to normal for the rainfall for the year. and that is a very good thing. we are expecting a lot of rain especially with the second storm system. but for today here comes that first round of rain with our first weather system of the week. high def doppler going for us this morning and zooming in to the north bay here you can see that rain stretching from fort bragg about to push into y kruchldaiia as we head through later this morning. eye live look ot our sales force camera. temperatures running in the 40s and 50s. oakland 52. mifr more 47. san jose at 48 let's talk about the visibility. we are tracking some dense fog. livermore you're down to a y ex. we're looking at light to moderate rain especially as we head through the afternoon. it does look like a wet afternoon and evening commute. we'll be between storms t

plaza. chp is trying to get there but we have one lane blocked, possibly two as you approach those toll booths. our other big issue is in the east closed between road 20 and el portal drive. that is due to a deadly collision at the end of a police pursuit overnight. let's get to amy hollyfield live at the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it looks like they reached a sensitive part of their investigation. this is a fatal accident. they had a tarp over the overturned tarp and now they blocked our view of the car out of respect for everyone involved. we see a cluster of officers here who will be investigating this case standing here on the roadworking on the situation. this is on san pablo avenue. this was just before midnight. the sheriff's office was pursuing a car. they haven't told us why they were pursuing that car just that they were after it. ju there was just one vehicle involved in the crash. the chp was called in to help with the pursuit but it was the sheriff's office that is going to be investigating this accident. they think this section of san pablo avenue will be closed for several hours. they didn't know ho

plaza where the backup because metering lights are turned on. wet conditions, you saw that on the live shot. be you see this radar pushing over to the east.the road weather index. traffic and weather, we leverage both systems together. flooding reported along patches of the peninsula. early flooding over here in the same area, walnut creek from concord. bob redell is hanging out there. maine, 24 through,s we'll tell you if there are any closures. want right now, just wet roads. >> you've seen the maps and radar. let's go to the crews across the bay area. let's start out with "today in the bay's" pete suratos in marin county. insurance adjusters will surely be busy as well, especially where you are in mill valley. >> reporter: good morning to you, lauren. as you can see, we're not seeing much rain but we're seeing the wind pick up a little bit. and the wind and wet weather probably contributing to what you see here. that tree fell down on a truck. that's what we're seeing here. that's the information we're getting from marin county sheriff's department. that was about 12:00 a.m. and they're telling us no one was inside. the tree did fall d