. >> reporter: leticia is a senior from san lorenzo. she volunteers throughout the school year on weekends doing local projects in our regional, state and county parks. the very places bettina was inspired as a child. >> that just added so much to my life. i learned to really care about the environment around me. >> reporter: and caring about environment is the first step in protecting it. >> she really thinks that we're the generation that's going to bring all the change, and we can make it happen. >> reporter: so for making positive change happen for bay area youth, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to bettina mok. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> bettina told kate that more than 70% of sca alum around the country are still active in some form of environmental conservation through their careers or volunteer efforts. now, to support their work, use the link on kpix.com/hero, that is also where you will find a nomination form to nominate -- you'll find a form to nominate your local hero for a jefferson award. >>> look younger feel

finally, in brunelleschi's church of san lorenzo, we find the two bronze pulpits that donatello leftnfinished at his death in 1466. here, for the first time in western art, we find a true late style that leads on to the work of titian and of rembrandt. leaving behind the technical perfection of his early work, donatello now engages with his material in a rougher, more direct manner-- biting into the bronze with his chisel to convey a more emotionally charged message. here in the harrowing of hell, christ's urgent figure reaches through the crowding souls to seize the arm of abraham and pull him to salvation. when christ's heavy figure surges from the tomb, it is not a joyous resurrection, but a battle-- one against the odds. below, the soldiers sleep as the old order passes. christ's face seems burdened with the sins of all mankind as he climbs up from darkness to light. the fleeing devil of the harrowing has become a scorpion on a roman shield. then, finally, the drama of salvation is resolved as the ascending christ looks down in love and takes his leave of his apostles. looking ov

tracking are hearing a word on 80s cellphone of 92 that is backing up the riding to san leandro and san lorenzoems on the peninsula that have cleared up there's no delays there but there's problems mounting now on the south bay. the accident here at the 80 connector on one no one north, is backed up that ride. here at the 280 connect the red north from guadalupe parkway is backed up all the way to 85. this is going now to cupertino north, on highway 85. this is a continuous look on the bridges 10 minutes to seven you should start to see things slowed the cemetery ridge and right onto. this is spiking 18 to 20 minutes. the trip to the golden gate bridge one no one is still delay free a problem free over at the richmond bridge it is starting to back up. <

. >> reporter: leticia is a senior from san lorenzo.he volunteers throughout the school year on weekends doing local projects in our regional, state and county parks. the very places bettina was inspired as a child. >> that just added so much to my life. i learned to really care about the environment around me. >> reporter: and caring about environment is the first step in protecting it. >> she really thinks that we're the generation that's going to bring all the change, and we can make it happen. >> reporter: so for making positive change happen for bay area youth, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to bettina mok. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> you know what, bettina told kate that more than 70% of sca alum around the country are still active in some form of environmental conservation through their careers or volunteer efforts. now, to support their work, use the link on kpix.com/hero, that is also where you will find a nomination form to nominate your local hero for a jefferson award. >>> we have rain moving in. >> a nice trend

southbound 880 approaching highway 92 jammed to san lorenzo even though the accident is on the right-hand shoulder. it wasn't blocking lanes for long but it tends to slow in the same area around this time of the morning anyway. just the usual commute pattern. so you add an accident and that doesn't help the commute. and highway 4 now we are seeing our usual bottleneck in antioch but now it kind of spreads out all the way to concord on the approach to willow pass. the worst traffic though is on the approach to "a" street. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. another check of your forecast. here's lawrence. >>> call me crazy, liz. i want this series to go seven games. >> do you? why? so you can just keep up the second to none. >> that's it. i'm just enjoying the ride. yeah, it's a great time to watch. the weather could be a factor in the coming game. today looking pretty good as we are going to see a few high clouds streaming across our skies. most of that rain staying to the north. high pressure still in control but it's a weak ridge and that's why we're seeing some of those high cloud

happen last week near san lorenzo bridge in san accrues.es told police that a man driving a green truck and wearing a clown mask swerved into oncoming traffic and hit the cyclist police arrested wednesday after finding a damaged green truck and, inside a truck was parked inside the hotel where he was staying. >> : still hot out there right now lot of 90 degree readings on the bay area did break records out there today but we will start to cool down from here those numbers coming up. >> : numbers coming up. >> : the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. numbers coming up. >> : the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest, ...baddest, ...safest, ...tightest, ...quickest, ...harshest... ...or nothing. at mercedes-benz, we do things one way or we don't do them at all. introducing the all-new c-class. the best or nothing. $0.4 billion fine going the deadly 2010 san bruno blast there was a deadline for the appeal of the penalty the explosions that killed people destroying homes pg&e arguing the plan is excessive groups had appealed

we have even the shoreline here at the coast 89 and san lorenzo. take a quick look at the oakland.ar 90. load mid-90s across the north bay. they may extend that. the heated rise 3 is saturday. as temperatures you see here at 7 they around the bay 96 and run. <

jorge lorenzo was fourth >>> in the national league championship the san francisco giants beat the cardinals. the pitcher set a major league record of 26 and two-thirds consecutive scoreless post season innings on the road as the giants won 3-0 >>> we are two weeks away from the start of the n.b.a. season, and two of the biggest teams have been warming up with a game in brazil. miami heat took on the cavaliers. all eyes on lebron james. he spent 21 minutes on court, scoring 7 and eight assists. helping his team to a win. the next time they meet will be december 25th. >>> greece's professional basketball season starts on sunday. it's a popular sport, but suffered during the economic problems of recent years. many clubs are rebuilding and you are hopeful that better days are ahead. we have this report. >> reporter: this man was a prodigy, dropping out of an economics degree to play basket ball and spent four years on the national team. 32, he's decided to play out his remaining years in the game with an iconic team rely dated to the second division and is fighting to come back. the salary is m

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jorge lorenzo came fourth hit of the game, showing a sixth full win. >> in the national league series, the san francisco giants beat the cardinals. a new major league record of 26 and two-thirds consecutive scoreless innings. the giants won 3-0. >> with over two weeks away for the start of the season, and would of the teams warming up. all eyes on lebron james, who jumped from the ship. lebron james had 21 minutes on court. helping his team to 122 to 119 overtime win. next time they meet will be in the league. >> rita's professional season starts on monday. suffering like much of the country during economic problems. many club are rebuilding and hopeful that better days are ahead. >>> this man was a prodigy. he dropped out of an economics degree to play basketball at 19. and spent four years on the national team. now 32, he's decided to play out his remaining years in the game with iac, a team relegated to the second subdivision two years ago and is fighting to come back. the salary was modest. >> it was big change. it was great to play here and help the team. it's an historical club. >> iac w

mostf the vast site of san lorenzo remains to be explored. new speaker: we now know athe sitecove m, making it the laest and most complex site in mesoamerica duri t earssic orhearlyorma piod. obregon: the elite resided on the huge manmade plateau that dominates the site. one house, calle the "red palace," had stone columns and steps and was supplied with war channeled fromeservos. ordinary pple may have led in the pm-thatched houses, li some still found ertoy. the populationncluded artisans skilled in specializedrafts. cyphers: we have a lot of evidence for workshop activity here. there are areas where theyorked obdian, green stone and even monuments were worked here. the olmecs stored previously made stone monuments and then reworked them or recycled them into another shape withnother iconogrhy. we found the tenth and newest colossal head at san lorenzo last year. it wasound in the ravine, a ravine called e ca de la hoche, where three other coloal headhave been found. across the top of the headdress, a three-digited hand or claw descends. th