imagine you could zip out of this congestion, into the red lane, just like a taxi or a bus?plans, electric vehicle owners like rod, might be able to do exactly that. that would be a huge plus, that would halve my commute time and be a real incentive for me to drive a car like this. green numberplates, which could look like these, would make it easierfor councils to introduce incentives like free parking or access to the bus lanes. driving in a bus lane would change my mind, driving an electric eye is better for the planet. it seems like a good idea. there are too many cars on the road anyway. i think a better incentive would be to make the buses deeper. ultimately, councils decide which incentives to introduce and wear. the government hopes by making electrics more visible, it can drive change. we are pumping out the fumes from diesel and petrol that literally kill people. we need to raise the awareness of the quiet revolution going on on our streets. in oslo, electric vehicles' license plates start with an easy. the rest of the world, including the uk, is playing catch up s

the fact is, red lanes have always been under enforced. you are going to need that for bicycle overflow too in the future. we'll detail our concerns in an e-mail to you which hope you build it quickly. >> lawrence lee. zoie, those are the last people who have turned in speaker cards whose names i haven't yet read. >> hi, i'm elias is i think this project is awesome. i want to see it get built. i don't have much to say that hasn't already been said. biking on mark set scary. taking muni is slow and tedious. i've been waiting for this thing for years and years. maybe some details can be improved but i think it shouldn't be a reason to delay this. i hope that projects in the future like this don't get delayed so much. that's it. thank you. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> ma lynn walker. lawrence lee. zoie, and those are the last three speakers on this topic. >> hello, my name is ma lean walker and i have been commuting on market street for 10 years and i want to express a lot of gratitude to the city of san francisco for how

as you know, when the red lanes went in on mission street, there was an overall design plan from the m.t.a. that in the heart of the mission, south would be the main thoroughfare for cars and valencia for bikes. valencia is unsafe for bikes that that plan has never been in effect. many bikes feel safer riding in the bus lanes on mission than they do in the bike lanes on advance iie iia -- valencia wit reason. we have the schedule for the rest of valencia that construction will happen in the spring of 2020 and then finally the middle of valencia in 2021. have you kept up that increased enforcement and t.m.c.s blocking the bike lanes on valencia and how is that going? >> we continue to assign people to valencia primarily on the weekends, so thursday, friday, saturday, when people are going to the restaurants, bars, and nightclubs, because that's when a lot of that activity is occurring. we see that and expand it into other days of the week as people are available. it's not just thursday, friday, and saturday, it's other days of the week as well. we've removed some vehicles from the bik

perhaps i need a clarification -- in the coordinated entry assessment, on the 11,000 that are on your red lane, are those people who have chosen not to take it or they're people we haven't reached out to? >> it could be both. >> okay. >> because the system that we have integrates all the information from the emergency room, these could be people coming in quickly and exiting the city. so the 2,400 people who have not been assessed who have a history of psychosis and substance use disorder, the lower left, those are going to be the people we prioritize with the homeless department to get assessed. now that we have this sort of tacit agreement that this is how we're going to prioritize people, what i hear is music to my ears. has he been assessed yet? if not, let's get him assessed. so it is -- all paths are going to go through this filter. then we have 5,266 folks who did go through that process somehow did not get prioritized. so the director and myself will be working with the homeless department to figure out how to get them re-evaluated or re-think this or have an ability to do a secondary

cars crossing market to make sure that we don't have people, you know, we don't want buses in the red lanes to be stuck behind cars that are trying to cross. that is it. thank you very much for all your work on this. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have two questions and two comments. the first question, returning to this issue of utilities, my understanding is that when we rip the street up for the bart tube, we learned a lot about what's underneath there, and we retained that information. so now we have a lot of as built drawings and the like so we shouldn't be duplicating then this. is that all true? >> it is. a lot of the utilities were not just identified, but also relocated as part of the bart construction. we know where those are and we know a lot of what is under our streets. there are some conduits that have been abandoned since then over the past 40 some years, but we have done trenching recently to identify or to see what is under there. so it -- we are constantly trying to monitor or investigate what is under our streets. we do have a pretty detailed and congested utility map that

imagine you could zip out of this congestion into the red lane, just like a taxi or a bus.that would be a huge plus. that would probably have my commute time and would be a real incentive to me in driving a car like this. green numberplates, which could look something like these, would, ministers believe, make it easier for councils to introduce incentives like free parking or access to the bus lanes. driving in a bus lane won't change my mind. i'd be up forjust driving an electric car because it's better for the planet. it seems a good idea if you could move a bit quickly through a city. there's too many cars on the road anyway, and i think a better incentive would be to make the bus is cheaper. ultimately councils decide which incentives to introduce and where. the government hopes by making electrics more visible it can drive change. we are pumping out the fumes from diesel and petrol that literally kill people, so we want to change that, and one way to do that is to raise the awareness of what i think is a quiet revolution going on on our streets, which are more and mor

wasn't it yes it was some suggest it has more to do with the fact that you got amazing and the red views of west lane. there was a joke going around at the time that if the t.v. tower collapsed while you're having dinner something not considered so unlikely that you actually get lucky and and in the way lucky enough to be having dinner in a collapsing tower let me get this straight the tower is celebrating its birthday on october 3rd this in germany is a big holiday marking reunification of germany but the tower itself was actually built to mark the birthday of communist east germany which would be on october 7th that's why and it did actually open to the public on the 7th but it was. on the 3rd fortunately. coincidentally became day if you know the unification and. has become something of a symbol of unification of the young but they hadn't and they need the site stepped the thorny issue that it was actually built to commemorate the founding of the state because they're much more convenience day it's a commemorate this for the present germans the way to make this a monument for everyone and not just

we don't like to be talked down to like some have in the creation of those red bus lanes. it's our language and our culture that create place, not just the architecture in the streetscapes. there is a lot more work to be done. i spent over 40 years organizing here in san francisco in mentoring the next generation and leadership. i am thankful that i had the opportunity to assist in advancing latino leadership in such that dennis, susan, alicia, josh, and joaquin. i want to thank the employees that have become part of my family, that are here in the audience tonight. in closing, the latino community needs to work together to advance new leadership such as maria who is running for judge, superior court judge in march, 2020. [cheering and applause] >> to the community, i would like you to join the capital campaign for the new home for mission girls at 1240 valencia, the old mission police station. i want to thank you sam for his vision in purchasing this property. if you want to join, please join tracy or myself for that contact information. thank you for the award and -- [sp

red. it is blocking the right lane. ; right lane to block. look at that back up. slow it go. 42 minute drive time. southbound 880. he looks like know what it is to win those lands will clear. keep in mind if you're going to take a, you will see brake lights on highway 238. it is right around where the crashes. surface streets is probably your best bet. and crash blocking the number 2 lane from the left causing conditions there as well. northbound one-on-one. still in effect. activity over to the right shoulder. this is northbound one-on-one. you have a lot of brake lights as you work your way through there for the morning drive. details on that coming up. >>> the big story this morning. receipt for potential power shut off. almost 27,000 homes and businesses could be affected. about a 7500 in napa county. 372 in san mateo county. visit has already reached out to those customers by phone and email. >>> the california governor says this is to be an improvement over the previous shut up. this to have numerous problems.>>> the better trust their website. to better add

imagine you could zip out of this congestion into the red lane, just like a taxi or a bus.e rod... bristol particularly is bit of a higgledy—piggledy mess of... ..might in future be allowed to do exactly that. i think that would be a huge plus. that would probably have my commute time and would be a real incentive to me in driving a car like this. green numberplates, which could look something like these, would, ministers believe, make it easier for councils to introduce incentives like free parking or access to the bus lanes. driving in a bus lane won't change my mind. i'd be up forjust driving an electric car because it's better for the planet. it seems a good idea if you could move a bit quickly through a city. there's too many cars on the road anyway, and i think a better incentive would be to make the bus is cheaper. ultimately councils decide which incentives to introduce and where. the government hopes by making electrics more visible it can drive change. we are pumping out the fumes from diesel and petrol that literally kill people, so we want to change that, and on

some electrical issues at the toll plaza not related to the power outage, but it has the carpool lanes at red. so there's flashing red lights there. that's why the carpool lanes are more backed up than the regular lanes and the fastrak lanes. we had an earlier crash on the upper deck and an accident in the backup. here's a live shot of 101 in san rafael, southbound traffic on the right-hand side. it looks good here. making your way towards the robin williams tunnel lights are out due to the power outage. no accidents so far reported there. lots of delays through napa with the traffic lights out. you'll need to treat the intersections as a four-way stop. it is impacting highway 29 and 12. we're keeping an eye on the caldecott tunnel. right now it's open. there are signs saying it might close at noon. sunnyvale, westbound 237, a crash blocking the connector ramp. another new injury crash north 101 from the 5am wakers... this is us. to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to mi

lanes are now open. you can see some yellow and red on our centers. the are some toll lanes that will be shut down because of that. wind advisory in effect for the venetian bridge. as well as the dumbarton bridge. very quiet as working with east and west. everything is clear. as far as a drivetime, so far so good. eastshore freeway clear. a little slow to the ultimate test. there is a wind advisory coming out of tracy as you work your way west on. we will check mass transit next summer on.>>> several parks are set to close today. it is due to the extreme weather. some of the parks in the east bay hills include roberts park and redwood park in oakland. taking another live look at the massive kincaid fire is still burning out of control. >>> checking the air-quality outside. of the people saying their spelling this month. we are looking at unhealthy air quality in the east bay. closer to the grisly fire burning in solano county. dealing with yesterday as well as for this one. with the northeasterly winds pushing the smoke into the rest of the easement, u

cloverdale, geysers, geyser red winery, alexander valley, moody lane and pine flat roads. there are three open evacuation centers. one at the sonoma county fair grounds in santa rosa, that's available for you and your large animals. a second is across the street at the veterans memoril building. this is where you can take small animals and pets. the smird is healthird is heald community center. >>> evacuees have taken their livestock with them to the sonoma fair grounds. >> about 45 animals have been brought to the fair grounds so far. this pig, matilda, was getting picked up by her owners to get moved to another location. the site is base camp for cal fire and sonoma sheriffs to work together. >> the focus right now is on getting the fire out. the winds have subsided, we're anticipating significant winds again this weekend. so we're bringing a ton of firefighters into this community to get as much containment on this fire as possible. >> horses, we have some mules, a donkey, we have some goats. we think there might be some alpacas coming in. >> the fair grounds is for liv

notice the carpool lanes at the toll plaza are flashing red. lots of problems as well this early morning due to power outages and power lines down on highway 29 and 221. traffic light a through the area as well as on highway 12. you'll need to treat that as a four-way stop. folks have not been doing that. luckily no major accidents reported there. still keeping an eye on the caldecott tunnel. it's supposed to be open. we're also hearing word it might close at noon. tom lantos tunnel in pacifica expected to remain open. eastbound 580, an earlier crash cleared in the eastbound direction. in the to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. switch and save hundreds a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. call, click, or visit

lanes were shut down. it's unclear whether they're all still shut down, i think red means slow, very slow. probably getting through in one or two lanes. northbound 880 near 23rd is the problem spot. you can take 580 to avoid that. we'll check back in a couple of minutes. >>> thank you. pg&e about to learn the power of feedback. today the california public utilities commission holds an emergency meeting to address last week's power shutoffs. >> jobina fortson is live in one of the cities that will likely be watching this meeting with interest. good morning. >> good morning. these neighbors in cupertino feel like thousands of others in northern california right now that pg&e failed them during this power shutoff by not providing them essential information. much of it could have been obtained through their website which was not working as we know. there were several other issues as well. here's what's going to be happening today. this is an emergency meeting with the california public utilities commission. the president of the commission says failures in execution and with the magnitude of thi

red light. the man drove into a bike lane and lost control and crashed into that light pole. the bicyclist was not injured. the driver is yet to be identified. >>> 48-year-old man is in critical condition after heas hit by a car in west oakland. it happened a ttle before 9:30 pm last night. the driver failed to stop after hitting the man. he was found lying in the roadway. near the crosswalk. anyo with information is being asked to call police. >>> san francisco public works has approved a plan to ban most cars from market street. the idea is to widen the sidewalks. roll out the red carpet for buses going up and down market. all cars except taxes will be banned from octavia boulevard. the proposal was certified by the planning commisda si > by january. >>> fleet week in san francisco now going full steam ahead. >>> things kicking off this morning with the big parade of ships. te afpets ro s francisco's waterfront. fodrea ivis lthr e e action to come.>> reporter: some days you get the best assignment of the day. right now behind me the water is clear. there are no boats on the

closed roads include cloverdale, guy zers, guy zerks red winery, alexander valley, moody lane, and pinehe casinos are closed. there are two evacuation centers, one in sonoma county fairgrounds and santa rosa veterans memorial building. liz kreutz is there. the second is the veterans memorial building. this is where you can take small animals and puts. the facility at healdsburg has just reached capacity. >> even though we saw things look calming, there's another weather event. >> no. what's happening? >> right, dan and dion. here's a look at the conditions at the site of the fire. it's still quite warm. 8 degrees. relative humidity, danksly low. the wind is calm. that's good news. gusts of 10 miles per how. on we go. the red flag warning is still in effect for men da county and lake county. relative community remains very low. we have warm weather across the region where it's 90 degrees at half moon bay. while we will expect diminished fire concerns tomorrow, we have increasing winds coming over the weekend and concerns will be elevated once again. dion? >> spencer. you can always use o

closed roads are cloverdale, geysers, red winery, alexander valley, moody lane and pine flat. there are three open evacuation centers right now. one at the sonoma county fair grounds in santa rosa, that's available for you and your large animals. a second is across the street at the veterans memorial building. this is where you can take small animals and pets. the third is healdsburg community center. >>> evacuees have taken their livestock with them to the sonoma county fair grounds. >> about 45 animals have been brought to the fairgrounds so far. including this pig, matilda. matilda was then picked up by her owners and moved to a different location. the site is base camp for cal fire and sonoma sheriffs to work together. the fair grounds are for large animals only. >>> pg&e is preparing for another round of power shutoffs. >> this will impact people in the bay area this weekend. jobina fortson has a look at all of the shut downs and who this will affect. j jobina. >> yes, i'm pulling up this text message here. have you received this at home? alerts asking people to prepare f

. >>> a traffic alert in efct northbound 101 as you head into red wootwood city the right lane is blocked due to overturned vehicle at whipple at one point four lanes shut down. right lane and right shoulder but delays work northbound use 280 or el camino as an alternate west bound 08 a crash here with lanes blocked traffic stop and2 an extra 10 minutes. developing news. >>> no information has been release on potential suspects or what led to the shooting. >> fire crews from all over the country have rushed to our aid during the kincade fire but one state in particular has really stepped up. oregon. 225 firefighters from all over oregon arrived in santa rosa yesterday. they brought nearly 100 vehicles with them on the 12- hour journey. . >>> got on shift at 7 a.m. and within 20 minutes, it was go time. >> the idea is we come down and work our wuts or for the community of santa rosa and they send us home. . >> in all fire crews from 9 western states are helping fight the kincade fire. >>> taking a live look in santa rosa where power stations are up and running for customers without power t

all of the southbound lanes are blocked. you can see that red line is starting to build up. expect some delays in that area. also want to go now to a typical problem spot that actually is looking good right now. anyone commuting out of tracy through the altamont pass, speeds 30 miles per hour, 50 miles per hour, 29 miles per hour. as you know anything about this commute which many of us see in the morning it's usually not that smooth. it is great to see this friday >>> tracking breaking news right now. cal fire is fighting a brand-new fire on the san mateo county coast. it's called the cabrio fire. part of highway 1 was closed for hours after it started last night. the chp reopened it. no word on damage, but this new video that you're seeing now shows downed trees and what appears to be at least one burning vehicle, possibly an suv here. the fire destroyed nearly 100 acres so far. cal fire says it is 25% contained. >> thank you, jobina. >>> now back to the kincaid fire in sonoma county. the big question this morning is how did it start. pg&e confirm there's was an issue with

looking at the maps if you do take a look at this you can see the red across the span. the number four lanes blocked. there pulling it closer to treasure island unfortunately it is not a friend now. what you want to skip the roadways. with all the events happening this weekend mass transit may be her best friend to avoid the delays in the roadway. san mateo bridge looks pretty good right now. no troubles as of yet as you work your way out of hayward and into foster city. about 15 minutes from 880 to 101. you can see headlights working their way through. northbound is not bad as you work your way through the coliseum going into traffic. but it does back up once you hit it because the crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge. a vehicle fire was blocking the two right lanes and looks like it is now in the clearing stages. that pretty much indicates they cleared everything over to the shoulder. proven as you work your way on 580 there are still a few snags and westbound to a five amount house parkway. once you get into the pass you will run into an accident over on the left shoulder. you will

we have a tree in lanes in lafayette blocking the slow lane and hence you'll see the red sensors there. back in novato, they shut down westbound 37 to put down how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> welcome back. breaking news right now in southern california. a brand-new fire is threatening homes on a hillside along a los angeles freeway. this is a live look right now near interstate 405 near the getty center museum. within the last few minutes we got a new update. >> matt gutman is on the ground reporting on the fire for "good morning america." he says multiple homes are burning in brentwood along a road leading up a hill. he says the terrain is challenging. for those of you familiar with this area, this is the west side

closed roads are cloverdale, geysers red ryan wi, alexander valley, moody lane and pine flat. there are three open evacuation centers united stat s right now. one at the sonoma county fair grounds in santa rosa, that's available for you and your large animals. a second is across the street at the veterans memorial building. this is where you can take small animals and pets. the third is healdsburg community center. >>> evacuees have taken their livestock with them to the sonoma fair grounds. >> about 45 animals have been brought to the fairgrounds so far. here is matilda getting picked up by her owners. she had to be moved to another location. the site is base camp for cal fire and sonoma sheriffs to work together. >> the focus right now is on getting the fire out. the winds have subsided, we're anticipating significant winds again this weekend. so we're bringing a ton of firefighters into this community to get as much containment on this fire as possible. >> horses, we have some mules, a donkey, we have some goats. we think there might be some alpacas coming in. >> the fairgr

can take anywhere up to 21 days after exposure to set and you will notice measles first lane and fever cough red and then >>all right coming up after the break a high fire danger course is our big story this morning because pgd could very well shut off power to thous >>welcome back to a 46 now covering a wildfire potential across the bay or at least the streamer extreme risk there of as we do work our way through yet another hot dry day but we had in a 3rd factor today which we've been talking about through the morning, those strong winds, especially for the north bay, this is your view timber on right now it's a beautiful start to the day again another one without any cloud cover, no fog whatsoever. high pressure is going to keep us very dry and high pressure today is actually going to be part of the culprit and why we do have the strong offshore flow really kick into gear today as for right now we're still calm for most of the bay area you started to see winds picking up and some of our northern areas though and winds are going to continue to do so on into the afternoon ahead of us gusting reg

an accident out there blocking the right lane at scales in cordelia. that long stretch of redraffic behind into fairfield for a solid 20-minute delay. and as far as the power outages not affecting your b.a.r.t. trains this morning or caltrain or ace trains, all are running on time. >> thank you. >>> we've been telling you about the fear of wildfires all week long. overnight those fears materialized. >> flames forced people from their homes in the east bay but people are able to go back to their homes this morning. jobina fortson is live at st. monica's catholic church in moraga, the evacuation center overnight. how is that looking now? >> about an hour ago, dozens of people walked out of the evacuation center here. they were given the all-clear to go home. inside there are just a handful of people hanging around here, that's because residents on merrill circle are still under evacuation. they're resting here at st. monica church. crews have the fire under control. the moraga orinda fire chief tells me this was a close call. dozens of homes were threatend. fences were burned. b

the slow lane is blocked there. the redine building up so it will be a little backup there and i just want to leave you with another look at emeryville before we go. >> reporter: is it worth signing up for a store credit card? i'm michael finney this is a 7 on your side quick tip. the holiday shopping season is nearly here so soon you're going to be offered store credit cards time and again. now some of the offers will come in through the mail, but usually when you're checking out they'll say, hey, do you want 20% off, 30% off? all you have to do is sign up for our credit card. so should you do it? well, maybe, but you need to know a few things. first off, store credit cards generally come with a high interest rate, 25% to 30%. a recent study found half the people that have a store credit card wish they didn't have it. and another 15% don't know how they ended up with a card. they don't believe they ever signed up for it. they just have the card. so store credit cards can be worth having, but make sure you know e >>> time a

lanes have just reported clear. look how quickly we see it going from red to orange now, the speeds improving toward "a" street, all are from the earlier issue, disabled truck and debris from davis to "a" street and more traffic headed toward the san mateo bridge, released with all of that distraction gone, so that will mean more westbound 92 traffic. also more 880 south toward the earlier crash at thornton and another at mallory, i believe both of them are cleared from the roadway but there may still be activity around mallory so watch. once you're past both of those equities, mallory and thornton, you're fine for the nimitz. 680 slow through the same corridor and the tri-valley toward bernal an earlier crash and activity, may be the slow lane blocked but pleasanton, sunol moves freeway. south bay a typical build but not a major concern and can't get through here without showing you the bay bridge. we have the metering lights on, the left flexes with the ebbing and flowing of traffic flow. we have the lights on for everybody but the maze does move smoothly. law camera, back to yo laura, back to you. >>> happening n

lanes. lots of folks make the trip and safe school. it is the decision that came before the red bar last night. our reporter was at that meeting. >> the stories i have heard from amy tenants. they thought they were getting pushed up the cost of renovations. most tenants share the same level. about when landlords can pass on the biggest rent increase of all.>> it is unconscionable. you need to listen or you will wonder why you must've the for everybody else.>> the top of increase was band. the law is not retroactive. in the 18 months after past, it has approved 32 such petitions. 17 of which was om veritas. >> we work with the city to ensure we are not passing on these for people who needed.>> they lost their own exemption program. thank you will take tenants at the word and not increase the rent. tenants found it confusing. the city does not enforce it. >> now my whole living situation is going to be threatened.>>> commissioners took up the issue . landlords can still pass on if they can prove they rely on the rent increases when they purchased the building. it would force landl

red sensors on going. an earlier problem 880 near mission street. that accident cleared out of lanes.wn was not northbound but it was also southbound 880. a long stretch of traffic remains from highway 84. over to 101 not one but two near ralston and holly. a backup from 92. they hope to get that out of there and very slow traffic westbound on highway 4 for a drive time -- as a matter of fact 580 westbound over an hour and 20 minutes. a nice ride from san rafael into san francisco under 20 minutes. >>> happening today the start of october means the start of breast cancer awareness month. robin roberts and amy robach sat down to talk about screenings. >> every time we hear new guidelines, listen for these words, for the average risk woman. most women are average risk until the day theyet that diagnosis. it's not one size fits all. everything has to be individualized and there is a difference between sending someone for a screening mammogram and a diagnostic mammogr mammogram. >> how would you encourage people to challenge their doctor? >> this is not a dictatorship. ask questions. u're

lane is block. the backup is not quite in the red completely.e are seeing a couple of bright lights here at the bridge. a live look at the bay bridge. it is friday lights for the most part. no metering lights just yet. you are clear past the toll plaza. traffic is very quiet. looking good on the coding gate bridge. about a 13 minute ride. as you work your way into san francisco. looks like things in the city are pretty quiet. i will look into seeing what is going on. slow and go conditions. tribute accident and broken down vehicle. no delays coming off of 880. southbound you will see some slightly cooler. that is like traffic is clear as we head into the mall.>>> we're taking a live look is bound we could see a few clouds here and. social and getting ready to arise. it is going to be an absolute gorgeous fall day. the the clouds other to keep us warm. is starting to feel like fall. temperatures certainly a lot cooler than it was yesterday. 13 degrees colder this morning. 12 degrees colder in livermore. not quite a significant change. still, 90 d

lanes. we need to cut through the red tape. we need pilot projects to make that part of the outreach wherever that is possible. this would mean we could get crucial common sensory leaf much quicker. it would derm whatever modifications are needed. we need muni first. iit is a safety issue. if we want reliable service for paul riders. sfta needs to prioritize it on all streets. >> thank you. questions? thank you for joining us and for joining this dialogue. i have -- i heard. shelby from city college. >> that is who just spoke. >> cat spoke for thia. then i have cheryl thornton. >> good morning. i work for the department of public health. i have worked in district 10 for the department of public health for 28 years. now, i am at southeast health center. transportation barriers are sited as barriers to healthcare access. they do lay care and miss or delay medication use. these may lead to poor management of chronic illness and that is poor health outcomes. transportation is necessary for medication access particularly for those w

red. southbound 880, an earlier accident in the north fremont area. that has been cleared out of lanes. southbound 880, but the damage is done. you're stacked up southbound with speeds under 30 miles per hour from highway 92 south into fremont towards san jose. >> we'll get back to our breaking news. firefighters are battling a 4,600 acre brush fire burning out of control in the san bernardino valley. 12,000 homes are under orr. officials say once the sun comes up they can make a better assessment of the total homes lost and total acreage of the fire. this is called the saddleridge fire. it started around 9:00 last night near the 210 freeway. it was spread by 60-mile-per-hour gusts. several homes were seen consumed by flames. we don't know an exact number of homes yet. ago. >> you can see the glow here behind these properties. it changes so quickly. we've been standing in this position for maybe five minutes or so. and at that time there was a huge glow, big flames behind this property we're showing you now. you could see firefighters are doing active structure protection. a shout out t

lane. we're seeing red in both directions which means traffic is slow as you work your way southbound.bridge. not bad once you get on the span. traffic earlier quiet here. a slow and go ride as you head out of san rafael this morning. still pretty busy out of the maze. >> it is a chilly and gray start to the day as we head through the afternoon. we will see sun for most of us with seasonal daytime highs. our next weather system arrives for wednesday with cooler, cloudier conditions. mainly for the north bay. for today 81 in concord. 72 oakland. upper 60s for san francisco. right around where we should be for this time of year. so we're going to see temperatures drop down to below average for tomorrow with a weak cold front. looking at a few showers for the north bay wednesday night. overnight into the early thursday morning hours. otherwise below average temps through the rest of the week. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." it's time to bring you some of the stories that are the "talk of the table." that's where we each pick a story to share with each other and all of you. anthony

lanes. otherwise you're moving smoothly across the span for about an eight-minute drive over towards san francisco. no delays there. look at our little blip of red and yellow coming out of tracy. that's typical for your commute. here's what we got a problem spot. an overturned vehicle. there's some confusion from the chp. they're telling us one right lane blocked and the holly off-ramp blocked with this overturn. and conflicting reports that two right lanes are blocked. regardless, the holly offstreet is closed. you'll need to go to ral fixfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's best internet provider and the best lte on the go. it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill. you can even get $250 back. don't miss out on xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. plus, save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill with xfinity mobile. xfinity makes saving... simple. easy. awesome. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> good friday morning. we're starting out with temperatures cool. 50 in san mateo. 42

all of that red is because of this crash blocking at least the right lane. just fess treasure island before fremont from san francisco the area. it means that you will see some slow and go conditions at the toll plaza as well. definitely give yourself a few extra minutes here. we are starting to see a few more cars here the roadway is it going to foster city. >>> happening today the defendant in the ghost ship warehouse trial is back in court seeking a significant reduction in his $750,000 bail. manslaughter charges ended in a mistrial. prosecutors have provided no evidence that he poses a danger to the public or is a flight risk. a judge may also consider a new trial. >>> a woman is expected to be arranged today after learning new details about that case. she intentionally rammed into reverse victim and then drove back and forth over his body several times killing them. both pedestrians were hit on tuesday and rancho san antonio preserve. the second victim minestrone behind a tree and only suffered minor injuries. it is currently unclear whether the victims