this is north toward butler road -- butler road and pa line and he is extending south -- and extending south. interstate 83 in southern pennsylvania very bad. we will show outradar in a moment because-- you the radar in a moment because the it's not fully detailing where it's snowingp but here's kim with the traffic. >> reporter: we have a couple accidents around the area. for the netly, you will find belt -- fortunately, you will find the beltway wet roads. reiny conditions through howard and baltimore county and bolt pore city. but -- baltimore city, but be onthe lookout for the snow. 695 at providence road, traffic is moving well. but we have two accidents. one downtown baltimore. president and lum bard. police are -- lum barred. police are directing can -- lum barred. and -- lum bard. -- lumbard. >>> some of us have a memory tied to brooks robinson. maybe you looked up to him or if you were lucky to meet him gloirk he is one of the nicest men around. nets hospital -- him, he is one of the nicest men around. linda so has the latest on his condition. >> reporter: he released a statem

looking at maps, we have one accident this is at liberty road and millford mill road. are on the scene. but traffic is not moving too badly on the 95 corridor as you make your way to and from the tunnels. now back to you. >> thanks. >>> she is a baltimore legend. you say his name and think great things. but this morning we are saying prayers for brooks robinson. linda so is live this morning at the yard to tell us how he is doing in the hospital. linda. >> reporter: well, the latest we have is the statement from the hall of famer himself. he told us from the hospital yesterday that he is doing fine. his number 5 here at yard a legend and we are hoping he will pull through. the 73-year-old was scheduled for a routine outpatient procedure at gbmc but night before the procedure, he developed a fever and infection. his doctors aggressively treated him and brook says he is responding well. he released a statement saying i am pleased to say i continue to remain cancer free after my successful treatment for prostate cancer in 2009. i ask you give me privacy and i look forward

it could be a couple slushy inches and wet roads and snowy roads.emperatures from near freezing to 37. a mixed rain and snow showers and lingering rain showers this afternoon, mostly cloudy 48. behind the storm, which is going to dump close to a foot of snow in ion tierior new -- interior new york and cat kills. we are looking at -- catskills. we are looking at the storm pulling out and taking the air with it. we have the snow mixture on the northwest side this morning. you may have flakes around the beltway which is wet. lingering showers behind that. temperatures bumping to 48. mainly a morning issue and it's almost done. tonight, back to 33. at least around the city. and for the weekend, we will warm it up tomorrow, the rain shower could linger, 52, 56 on sunday. and opening day baseball kim, near 60 but rain and 70 and storms on tuesday. kim. >> reporter: justin, it's going to be a very slick and sloppy ride make being your way out the -- making are way out the door. light to moderate volume which is probably why we are not overrun with problems

still ahead, a check on district roads.ssive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> a live look at the cherry blossoms in east potomac park. it is cloudy and just in upper 30s, low 40s. boy, that is a beautiful shot still. >> absolutely. as long as the wind doesn't come in and blow them away. thanks for starting your friday with us. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. it is april fools day. howard is off and really, anny is here in for him. she's in the weather center. >> good morning you guys. that's a beautiful shot of cherry blossoms. wind can damage them. i'm sorry to say the winds are expected to pick up tonight and for tomorrow. first, i want to talk about the light rain we're seeing. yes, we're seeing light snow. this is no april fools joke, everyone. it is to the north of us. it has creeped down farther south. so, d.c., we may see a little bit of rain mixed in with that snow but no accumulations expected. here is a look

and it started to stick on the road with the heavy wet flakes overcoming the warmer ground.arroll county a two-hour school delay and interstate 83 in southern pennsylvania, very bad conditions as it is covered up and leading to icing and slipping and sliding on the roads. the snow trying to sneak further south and east. and, it is possible to get snow on the first of april. and baltimore almanac says we should be at 60. we have had records that range from 15 on the low end to 88 on the high end. but the record snow for date and for the month in baltimore 9.4 inches. that was back in 1924. that will not be challenged today but just forsake it's possible to happen. heavy snow in new england near boston and heading through central mass. through the capital district of new york and interior sections northwest of the new york metro area. some of the places will wind up with a foot of snow. it goes back to the poconos. the snow extended all the way down through york pa, westminster and near the baltimore area. take it closer. not doing the best job highlighting where the particula

and they make the road disapeer to the national park. >> and the road is about 20 feet lower, normally midday, you go through it in two minutes. looking back from the golden gate bridge to presidio, you are more aware of the park land and less of the roads. and the viaduct will parallel the existing one and to the south and can be built while the existing one remains in operation. and the two bridges there with open space between them and your views constantly change and not aware of the traffic in the opposite direction and notice the views more. and the lanes of course are a foot wider than they are today. and they will be shoulders and if your car is disabled, you can pull off to the edge. and the next area, the tunnel portal will have a view centered on the palace of fine arts and as you come out, you can see alkatrez island and bay. and the next area is about 1,000 feet long. and when you come into one, you can see through the other end. it's almost like driving through a building than through a tunnel. and noise from the roadway will be sheltered. and the traffic will be out of v

all the road spray coming in this morning. even though it's not raining so heavily, the road spray, ugh. at president and lumbar street we might have an intersection blocked or partially blocked. atkins road at wilson avenue in parkville, an accident to watch there as well. also watch for fog because of the rain and drizzle. otherwise the major roadways are checking out ok. up to speed on the j.f.x. maybe a bit of a slowing, as we should be, because the roads are wet. so no delays to report. a look outside at 70 in the area of 29. you can see both directions are moving fine there. harrisburg expressway at shawan road, problem-free. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. now for a check of the buses and the trains we head to vanetta. >> good morning. a few scattered bus delays. they are running with a 5-10 minute delay. watch out for the 36 line. it has diversions. light rail and the metro, running problem-free from end-to-end. the mark trains are showing no delays. now back to john collins. >> thank you. take a look at our rad

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southbound 101 the earlier road work with story road should be clearred in five empties. downtown san jose area. this is 280 . headlights move northward and heading on 280 through the daily city area. you will find road work and a couple of leaderships are blocked between highway 1 and santa maria boulevard. latest traffic update approximates go to the website and clickk on the traffic link. >> this morning, state safety investigators are looking in the explosion in the catch pus. the press democrat took the photoof one or two injured workers. the other worker and injured firefighter were treated in the hospital. the explosion involved eight chemicals and occurred in routine cleaning. a chemist will decide when it is safe to go back in. san francisco board of super visor is on record to restrict dogs on service land. they will redec the area for dogs including the beach. national park service officials say the proposal is necessary due to visit conflicts with the dogs and environmental impact on sensitive beach areas. restricting the dogs on federal land would restrict th

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but you can see the roads aren't slick -- the roads are slick out there. now john has a check of the forecast. >> good morning. with a little bit of snow mixing up near the pennsylvania line, sticking to the grounds and a little bit. tapering off to a few sprinkles or spotty showers in the afternoon. sun breaks. temperatures will be near 50 today. we'll detail the forecast going into the weekend in a few minutes. >> the time is 6:37. coming up, first there was the octopus. now the latest from the animal kingdom who not only predict winners, but they put on quite a show. >> and we're still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day, what are your predictions to the orioles' 2011 season? is share your comments on our facebook page or our website at i never wear the same thing twice. not together, anyway. i'm in t.j.maxx every week. i get this season's designer clothes and i still get to eat. fashion direct from designers. savings direct to you. t.j.maxx. let us make a maxxinista out of you. ♪ that airline is gonna nail that frequent flyer wi

so be careful on the roads. we'll have more on the weather coming right up. >>> at first glance you might think snow may have fallen in some parts of the bay area but it was actually hail as we now know. it may have had something to do with the accident on 880 with the chp officer. but lots and lots of it pea sized and big, collected all over the bay area yesterday. this is a neighborhood in contra costa county between concord and bay point. the hail stayed on the ground at many rooftops for half hour or so before it finally melted. and, of course, some fell overnight, as well. and a tornado may have actually hit in solano county. witnesses described swirling winds strong enough to knock down a fence, up root several trees in the area. the circular winds lasted for a minute and left a path of damage up to 200 yards long. nasa weather service says tornadoes do happen occasionally in solano county. >>> two people confirmed dead after another strong earthquake rocked northeastern japan. that 7.1 magnitude aftershoc

everything is smooth on the other major roads. look at 895 approaching the tunnel and look at 95. wjz is always on so for traffic information any time go to wjz.com. this weather report brought to you by your toyota dealer. back to you. >>> this morning's "coffee with" is with eric close and freddy rodriguez and the satellite issue furnished by cbs. welcome to the eyewitness news morning edition. huge round of applause. [ applause ] >> guys, i'm going to be honest with you, i think the show has some serious potential because i remember when "m.a.s.h" first came out as a tv show, a lot of folks said there ain't a lot of humor in a mobile army hospital in korea. we're talking about the cia, clandestine group of folks. the president authorized the cia to go into libya. i think you can pull this off. what are your thoughts on that? >> thank you for thinking of it in that regard. "m.a.s.h" is actually one of the inspirations for this show. "m.a.s.h" "get smart," a couple of coen brothers movies, it's a template we look towards, so than

roads are wet. overall, it is smooth sailing. still ahead, a look at maryland roads. i'll have that at 5:01. back to you. >> betty white jokes that she's been off her rocker for years and now she has a chance to prove it. >> a former governor gets ready for cartoon crime fighting. kendis gibson has the latest in this look at hollywood. >> reporter: arnold schwarzenegger is about to get animated! that's the governater on the cover of "entertainment weekly" in his first role since leaving office. schwarzenegger lends his likeness, voice and life story to a superhero who goes from governor to high tech crime- fighter. veteran television actress is embarking on a new hidden camera reality show. in the series, betty white's off her rocker, the 89-year-old will follow senior citizens as they play pranks on younger people. >> young people will rule saturday's big awards show here in los angeles. they're getting the slime ready for jack black who's hosting the 2011 kids choice awards. ♪ >> sunday, reba mcentire helps hand out the 46th annual academy of country music awards on

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but the road appears to be okay.is slowing the traffic down in that regard but here in the ice on the dirt is collected to up to an inch in some spots. we have video of the chp arriving at valley medical center today. he went there with a leg injury and also some facial injuries, as well. but they say that the injuries are nonlife-threatening. now, at about 1:30 or 2:00 this morning, there was a pretty good thunderstorm cell that moved over this part of san jose dumping hail on the ground. it apparently caused one trouble for one driver. so the chp pulled over to help that person. and when the officer was on foot, that's when he was hit by that alleged drunk driver, went to the hospital. the cars there had some significant damage but again, that chp officer did not suffer any life-threatening injuries. i want to show you what some of this hail looks like out here. the pellets are about maybe an 8th to quarter inch in size. so a significant weather event that happened out here in west san jose. we'll hear more from th

and our roads are going to cross again and somewhere down the safety road i know that careful heartf yours will come to see that practice always safety please ♪ [applause] supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. final speaker for this phase of public comment. >> good morning, supervisors. i have lived here in san francisco i think more than enough to know the problem. i have come up with some recommendations to solve the problem for the pedestrians. we should have a longer duration for pedestrian traffic in every street of our area. muni buses should not be allowed to make a right turn at any given time in our streets. no parking for any time in our main streets. create spaces of vehicular flow following certain speeds. the outer lanes should have a limit of 5 kilometers per hour. the middle lane, which is used by the big buses should have a maximum of 10 kilometers an hour, and the fast lane, which is the inner part of the road should have a 25 kilometers maximum limit, what you call the fast lane, and i also want to ask that we should widen at least 1 meter from side to side to make the

they built roads. they sewed clothes. they built roads is in san francisco. this one, i have seen them on sidewalks in san francisco. this is on a retains wall in crocket. they are very seldom markers. cw a doesn't. pw a, almost never. not nearly commiserate with what they were doing. that's one of the restrooms in golden gate park. that's a plaque, carefully hidden. the gardeners prune the vine so you can have a chance of finding it. here's one at park and mont clar. they are using a facility that was built by that. finally, the public works is not well known, but should be. they gave grants and loans for dams and sewage. sewage treatment. airports et cetera. hopkins couldn't stand each other. and were constantly battling. they kicked the construction industry back to good health. the upper right one is the alameda park station. they could not aid the private agencies. alameda had its own electrical system. these are various projects. los angeles storm drain system. they raised the dam. your water is a product of pw a. they built the sacramento water reservo

sharkies have been on the road but what a game it was in l.a. last night, come-from-behind victory for the sharks. >> if you didn't get to see it, hopefully we'll have that coming up. >>> it's 6:12 and this month officers are cracking down on texting and driving, but what's allowed and what's not when using your cell phone? it's really rather complicated. bob redell joins us with a look at the rules of the road and a new study on distracted driving being released this morning. >> reporter: yes, in a few hours the state will give us a sense of just how much we as californians talk and text behind the wheel. for the past month, the month of april, the office of traffic safety has been sending people throughout the state to observe distracted driving, specifically when it comes to cell phone use. now, the results of that survey will be released in a few hours. we'll also learn how many people have been cited this month for distracted driving. you might recall law enforcement has been in a zero tolerance enforcement mode as part of national distract

crews are close to completing a temporary road. >>reporter: is 60 residents whose vehicle access was cut off will have soon every temporary access road. a round that rockslide but it could be weeks, months before this main road is open again. the next challenge is up to tackle the landslide itself which is made of rocks, sandstone. those rocks seem to be holding up more with on stable materials of of the slide. marino's rocks too soon could make it more-on stable moving those rocks could provide more instability. and what to do with this material? not to mention the cost. mapping this, the focus is getting whatever road built. residents say that it could be open as soon as friday perhaps this weekend. in scott kelly, rob fladeboe, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: it is been gorgeous with temperatures warmer. hayward is 86 degrees. 84 in los gatos. cooler tomorrow big changes. your full forecast in just a few minutes. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah,

not too bad on the roads.fact, we have been monitoring this minor accident westbound 580 reported around airway out of livermore. debris in the road but see all this green? it's not causing much trouble along westbound 580. clear through the altamont pass right now, as well. northbound 680 between stone valley and rudgear road we have roadwork until 6:00. again lots of green various lanes blocked so traffic nice through that portion. roadwork on 880 southbound near broadway has been cleared. live here 880 through oakland not bad. southbound no delays towards hayward. also if you are traveling along the peninsula this morning traffic very light north- and southbound 101, also 280. live look at 101 near third street a few cars on the road but nice speeds working your way through there. southbound towards sfo no delays to report. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are off. no delays. you're clear across the upper deck into san francisco. nice ride on the lower deck as you work your way into oakland. only 18 mi

headlights stacking up amongst slick roads. let's move it back to the roads. shift our focus to 270 tracking the southbound trip, it looks like our delays starting out at urbana moving outside. we're watching the slow go set in from 80 to 121. a little bit of volume building past the germantown road exit. tracking your travel times, good morning, virginia. 66 headed eastbound from the fairfax county parkway to, 10 minutes and getting longer. no problems. the toll road itself, it looks like you're doing just fine. from 674 approaching the capital beltway. we're tracking 267. in my next traffic report at 5:53. >>> we've all heard about the benefits of recycling when it comes to the environment. but have you ever heard of upcycling? the students at cedar grove elementary sure have. that's why they are this week's cool school. hop on board, the big yellow bus taking us to germantown, maryland. >> collect it. sort it. bag it. then ship it. the trash at cedar grove elementary in germantown is constantly on the move. students are doing something called upcycling. >>

you see the roads are slick. headlights on north 101 and 880 is open through san jose right across your screen. >> kristen: thanks a lot. it's 4:41. >> the morning commute could be more expensive for bus and ferry riders in the north bay. drivers on the golden gate bridge may share in the pain. >> kristen: new argument bay area drivers may have caught medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on medicare... you should know about this card -- it's the only one of its kind endorsed by aarp; see if it's right for you. all medicare supplement plans let you keep your own doctor, or hospital that a

>> on hilton road at culver road. a little after 4:00 this afternoon. this white vehicle you see, apparently struck an 8-year-old child as he was trying to cross the roadway. we're told the boy was thrown off to the shoulder of the roadway, where paramedics responded to the scene. he was immediately transported to johns hopkins pediatric trauma center, in critical condition. as you can see, hilton road in both directions between edmondson and culver is closed as the city crash team is on the scene investigating. back to you. >> thank you, captain mike perry, reporting live over southwest baltimore. >>> president obama chooses a maryland business to announce a new energy initiative. denise is in the newsroom with details. >> the president's push for clean energy starts right here in maryland. the president stopped at the ups facility in landover today. he announced his new national clean fleet partnership. ups will be one of five companies companies to participate. they have all agreed to take steps to cut back on the amount of gas their trucks use. >> w

-new access roads, with vehicle access as been cut off with the mark's slide on nelson road have beensaying that this access road to be soon ready. perhaps friday. thicken with those of muddy boots they can put those muddy boots away. >>reporter: this massive landslide still impacting this walker home. san pablo all city council voted unanimously to declare this area a state of emergency. more alarmingly, there was a report from geologist's that this problem dates back to the 1950's. if reporting, grand lotus, kron 4 news para >>reporter: in mountain view, a relocation of a mobile home. this is owned by the sierra mobile home village. and it is relocated to another lot. two others are threatened and relocation would be the location and responsible financially by owners. one is too large to put any were on the property. in the meantime, these people are being put up into a hotel funded by the association. >> jacqueline: cooler conditions as record tomorrow. . 86 in santa rosa, napa, 82 degrees in santa rosa. 82-and napa. , the temperatures are going to be going to several degrees. stil

wet roads in this area as well. making for a slow ride this morning. >> look at that traffic already at 5:30. you know what that means an ugly commute. >> okay. >> i co-sign on that. >> i think you may be right. >> jerry can do that for us. >> and i tried to install spring. i will try to uninstall winter. maybe that will work. this morning, we are still feeling wintery cold. right now, temperatures around the region, with chilly showers, wet snow warren and clarke county. mid and upper 30s. 39 at reagan national. we look at the other temperatures, western maryland 30 degrees, and it is near 40 on the eastern shore. the view from space, showing the rain from a developing area of low pressure. deepening near long island. new england will get hit with heavy snow, flight delays out of boston and maine. maybe a few sprinkles this morning, strong winds, and we may have sun trying to break out, near 50. changes on the way. how is traffic now. jerry? >> we are loading up on interstate 66, both directions for that matter. ea

we looked over and saw a tornado coming down the road. it came over and went through my garage. >> they measured the tornado as an ef-3 which carries wind speeds of 150 miles an hour. this after the red river crested saturday night. 60 miles of roads are closed in the area and another ten miles are washed over. officials are urging people who live in fargo not to drive out of the city. >>> time is 4:47. autopsies are planned today for two nevada teenagers that died while sue baa diving in -- scuba diving in monterey bay. after a 45 minute search the boys were found and later died at the hospital. their names have not been released. >>> boat owners in the santa cruz harbor are still cleaning up the damage unleashed by a tsunami. we talked to one boat owner who tells us he's on a waiting list to get his boat hauled out and checked. he's concerned about the damage he can't see underneath the boat. >> i was here during the day of the surges and watched all kinds of stuff hit the boat. but concerned about the propeller, the rutter. >> estimate

and 880 interchange in san jose, roads are wet. and in the north bay, a live shot of 101 in san rafael looking south for traffic moving toward 580 down to the golden gate bridge. >> eric: it's 5:10. >> kristen: still ahead, the faits book you haven't seen. money saving secrets they are sharing for flee. >> and they cut the ribbon on new jobs. why it's good for local economy and planet, as well. >> and shoe designer that has a rival for stepping on its toes. ♪it's the way you bring out the sun♪ my mom makes any day sunny. sunnyd does, too. with 40% fewer calories than most regular soda brands. ♪ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> eric: welcome back. google could get the government's okay as early today to dive in the online travel business. they are trying to find airfare search engine for $700 million. it would give them control that powers the reservation systems of most airline systems. google says users would get better results from ita the company to charge higher ad rates but they fear they could mov

>commissioner: antonini: there is a road, the bayview park road. this may come off of bay shore boulevard. because this does not show where this is -- >> you have to go in on here, and you go into the parts that say, convert to mixed use residential. and these maps will show the convergence of the zoning. i am just wondering if this is a new road, not at this matters. the tunnel -- i walk through there to 49er games. there may already be a road up there. there is a call with some housing development as you get further onto the western side of the view -- bayview hill. >> a trail within this park -- >> it may not be vehicular. >> i can't say. they can make a correction to show the -- we are happy to more clearly show the freeway. this is between rh 1 and executive park. >> the aerial photograph, it looks like this is probably a mapped street, but not imporved to one you could -- improved to one you could drive on. >> i am certain that this has been mapped this way, but this may not yet be in existence. it would provide access without having to drive

>> it's not really a campaign road trip. i'm going to communicate as clearly as i can what will be in the budget and what are our options. >> reporter: brown's appearance at the sheraton grand was shadowed by a papier-mache puppet organized by the republican party that mocked the governor's past efforts at reaching a budget deal. >> i basically got it under control. >> reporter: brown had fun at his own expense today, but told the california medical association that last week's collapse of talks is just a bump in the road. >> it's a matter of patience and a certain degree of creativity. >> reporter: brown still wants to stage a special election to ask voters to extend temporary taxes. his warning of deep cuts was echoed today by educators. >> california needs more revenue to provide the services for its future. >> reporter: brown's stop, a road test of his themes. >> from everything i can tell, people don't want to make drastic cuts. they don't want to gut the university, gut public education. weaken public safety. >> report

we have unusual road conditions. there has been a major crash on a major bay area freeway in san jose. paul chambers is there. he gives us more details. >> reporter: a lot has happened in the last half hour. we had a temporary ice storm. we had ice, freezing rain, whatever you want to call it. it's been happening within the last half hour. it stopped. it all caused an accident earlier at 880 is now open. 880 northbound earlier. an officer was involved in an accident. the officer stopped to help someone that was needing assistance on the side of the roadway. while the officer did that, a car came out spun out and struck the officer. the officer was taken to a nearby hospital where he is suffering from nonlife threatening injuries. he may have a broken leg. we did talk to chp. we will have that information coming up. it was strange and crazy for 15 minutes. freezing rain came down causing problems on the roadway. the roadway is open now once again. we will hear what happened to the officer coming up at 5:00. i'm paul c

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i have had the pleasure of working with story roads -- stuart rhodes. i have had the pleasure of seeing his commitment to the actual issues. his expertise on the commit issues that he can bring forth, we are putting forth a home garden guide line. in his actual technical expertise was essential to bring that forward and pushing the discussion forward. more than anything, i would like to reiterate the commitment that he has demonstrated just through the sheer number of hours at locations that i have seen him of her volunteer work to the medical community. i strongly support his nomination. supervisor kim: any more speakers? i asked to line up. >> i am a card holder and i don't have access to it all the time with my day schedule. it makes cities the and safe. supervisor kim: thanks for all the members of the public that came out to speak. is there any other further public comment? public comment is closed. i want to clarify my comment. i meant social sciences and humanities. i have many smart friends that dropped out of the chemistry program, and it is a

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roads are melting quick. the snow on the roads. reisterstown a little on the grassy surface.at temperatures 36 in baltimore, 34 york, p p a they have had moderate snow. and rough roads traveling this morning. but above freeing rain around the bay and that will shortly end. we are looking at the mix northwest and a couple rain showers lingering into afternoon. 48 the two degree guarantee and check out the weekend. temperatures getting up to 52 tomorrow. a brief rain shower. 56 dry on sunday. and opening day baseball monday comes with 60 degrees and a chance of rain. and thunderstorms but near 70 next tuesday. >> reporter: we have some congestion on the beltway. top side slow from har foreand charles street and looking live on the west side, it's going to be a little slow go between old court road making your way toward the baltimore national pike. no major accidents or problems around the bellway. 95 in the 83s checking in without problems. as we go to the maps, we have crash cleanup continuing. this is eastbound liberty road at millford mill road dealing with a pair of crashs

for more on the roads check in with sal. sal, a little road trouble of your own i hear. >>> i did. i want to thank the chp officers who helped me out. so i'm here at work safely. >> good. >> i know a lot of chp officers apparently watch our show. >> good. >> let's go out and take a look at our commute now. traffic moving along well on 80 westbound. head out to the macarthur maze it's a nice drive. and it's nice and dry on the road. traffic is moving well as you get down to the bay bridge toll plaza although i do see in this picture here looks like there's a bus that's stopped in one of those lanes there. the diamond lane. and behind that i see police and tow truck there. so we're going to figure out what's going on there. it's so light that it's not causing a traffic jam, but we'll let you know what that's all about right here. moving along and looking 280 northbound looks good up to highway 17. and traffic in the south bay is off to a good start. the monday forecast, let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal, thank you. we have mostly clear skies. little ban going by but no big deal.

this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is to