if you drive from hercules to vallejo, there's an accident in richmond, this is near san pablo dam road. the traffic is unweanedding, it will unwind pretty quickly -- the traffic is unwinding, it will unwind quickly today. 580 getting into oakland, san mateo and the dunbarton bridge traffic looks good to an uncrowded peninsula and san jose right now the freeways are light. here's a look at 280 downtown. at 6:01, lets go back to the desk. >> thank you, we continue to get updates in the aftermath of hurricane michael, ding to an emergency. in the meantime, it could take years for communities in the florida panhandle to recover from one of the most powerful storms to hit the u.s., some coastal towns were reduced to rubble. >>> this morning, two teams in fairfield are heading to the emergency zone to provide aid. de aid. how is california helping out with the relief efforts. good morning, lee. >> reporter: we're on board the plane itself. it's a b-17. we have a personnel coming from another air force base, 40 to 50 personnel are here, they'll be departing shortly. all of the gear is loaded.

traffic is slow on 80 westbound as you drive out towards the area of san pablo dam road. there's a slowdown there, other than that it looks good. it's higher than we normally see it. a 29-minute drive as you come in on the east shore freeway. there's been no major issues along the way. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's light. >>> new this morning, there are a number of reports that saudi arabia may admit of killing customer customer the day after denying any involvement to president trump. >> doug may have more y're show trial balloon, it threatens to blow up into a big global diplomatic mess. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is arriving in saudi arabia trying to diffuse this crisis. they may admit to killing khashoggi during a confrontation. >> i heard that report, but no one knows it's a report, it's a rumor coming out. >> if it's true, it would end up with the king of saudi arabia he told the president his government was not involved. and the president repeated the king's theory, someone else did it? >> it sounds like this could have been rogue killers,

conducted several undercover investigations at "county costa massage" on apian way and "we spa" on san pablo dam road. those investigations revealed that the massage parlors were actualy brothels. 7 people were arrested for prostitution and pimping. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) on the peninsula ... a house in south san francisco catches fire early this morning.( james ) kron4's lydia pantazas is live at the scene with the very latest. lydia? south san francisco fire crews are at the scene of a 2- alarm blaze in south san francisco early this morning, according to fire dispatch. the blaze was first reported around 12:44 a.m. in the 300 block of fairway drive. there are no initial reports of injuries. no further information is immediately available. available.immediately available. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) on the peninsula ...a man is behind bars after breaking into a home ... and walking into a woman's bedroom. 27-year-old jesus quintero was arrested in mountain view. early sunday morning ... a 55- year-old woman found him standing in her bedroo

san pablo. the overnight crews around carlson approaching central look like there's a few more cones and flashing lights. watch that portion toward san pablo dam road. everything else is moving nicely. west 24 the caldecott tunnel, bore numbe

between san pablo dam road and carlson boulevard we have various lanes scheduled to be closed about 15 more minutes. they should have this fully wrapped by 5:00 a.m. that is adding ten minutes to your drive so plan on those delays. you can divert and use surface streets but i think things will start to improve. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. no more stackup in the cash lanes, fastrak looking good and no metering lights yet. that usually happens right around 5:20. >>> the company behind severale $1 million to some customers. >>> and scientists develop a camera that can take one trillion frames p up. >> the company that owns christian mingle, j. date and s nearly $1 million for automatically renewing subscriptions or denying requested refunds. it's also paying a $500,000 fine. >>> rolls royce could soon be gliding across the seas. the company is working with intel to build self-driving ships. >> the system uses cameras, radar and lasers to guide the vessels. the goal is to launch them by 2025. >>> there's a camera so fast it can see light moving in slow motion. it uses what'

so westbound 80, highway 4, all the way to san pablo dam road. trnghard time is open so squeezing through. past this, though, traffic is free-flowing across the eastshore freeway all the way to the bay bridge where we are the clanes. ee cars stack up but the metering lights are off so you're okay so far out of oakland into san francisco. 880, we have been following this trouble spot south 880 still completely shut down at 23rd avenue for construction should be reopened within the next 10 minutes. a bit of a delay through there. once you get past that, traffic is fine. the rest of 880 with no delays. a live look near paseo grande where traffic is fine in both directions. if you are heading toward the san mateo bridge, just a heads up, there is roadwork westbound 92 at 880 connecting onto the bridge, some delays. but on the bridge itself, across the span, out of hayward to foster city, that's an easy 15 minutes. so 880 to 101, no delays heading towards the peninsula. and really our other hot spot is through the altamont pass. but that's business as

westbound 80 various lanes scheduled to be closed until 5:00 this morning between san pablo dam roadoulevard. that is adding about 10, 15 minutes to your drive. you can see a solid line of red there, so keeping a close eye on that one. that is certainly our biggest slow area at the moment. bay bridge toll plaza, no issues if you're using fastrak. we have a crash on highway 4. >>> happening today, we expect to hear from the family of a man after sheriff's deputies tasered him. >> his family will hold a news conference after his funeral today. matt keller is live in millbrae. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. a lot going on today. the funeral for the man who was tasered here on el camino real and later died at the hospital is being held later today. after that a press conference is being held by a civil rights attorney hired pby the family. on october 3rd, 36-year-old jenato okobi died after deputies tased him. this video shows him wandering around el camino real in the middle of the day. a witness says that he was tased and got into a scuffle with deputies, appeared

roadwork so we are seeing some stop and go conditions westbound away from 4 through hercules to san pablo dam road so slow there. past that stop and go conditions toward the bay bridge. 20 minutes from the maze into san francisco. still slow. the metering lights are on. business as usual through there. just updated to 29 minutes. other hot spots highway 4 from loveridge to 68025 minutes there. you're going to see some stop and go conditions along the altamont pass, 205 to 680, 31 minutes. and if you are commuting along 880 this morning, if you are heading out and you're taking the nimitz, you will need 16 minutes from 238 to highway 84. we are dealing with some foggy conditions. let's check the weather. here's mary. >>> take a look at our roof cam because what happened to the bay bridge? oh, yeah. disappeared in the fog. see it at all this morning. and we are looking at foggy conditions not just for the coast, the bay, but also some of our inland locations as well this morning. so pretty widespread with the fog this morning. 49 currently in santa rosa. we are looking at 53 concord and livermore 55

but as you head just a little further west on 80, you'll be tapping those brakes right near san pablo dam road. the crash is near san pablo avenue. so far the drive times in the yellow. 21 minutes as you make your way from hercules over to the macarthur maze. give yourself some extra time. the richmond parkway was starting to get slow and here's a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. if you choose to use that route heading into san francisco. we're still moving at the limit across the span. over at the altamont pass area, we are getting reports of a crash now. it's not blocking lanes but it's westbound 580 at grant line. and that's definitely going to add to the slowdowns that we were already tracking. 27 minutes between 205 and 680. hat's a check of your traffic; over t o you. >>> happy friday to you. we made it to friday. i don't know about you, but it's been feeling like a long week. so really nice to finally have friday. right? and the weekend. live look for you taking you to the embarcadero, the ferry building, a beautiful shot under clear skies. cool conditions. looking good. and

red shrink a little bit as road work should be wrapping up any minute so westbound 80 between san pablo dam roadnd carlson boulevard. various lanes were scheduled to be closed until 5:00 this morning so it does look like they have starting to pick up some of those cones. about a 15-minute delay at our worst point. i think we're closer to 5 to 10 minutes now. the bay bridge toll plaza, cash lanes filling in on the right-hand side, not looking too bad through the middle and car pool lanes are open. no metering lights yet. we should have 15, 20 minutes before that happens. we'll take a look at some drive times coming up next. >>> if you take the ferry to or from work, you are not alone. it's so popular that operators may add another vessel to the fleet. >> amy hollyfield is live at the larkspur ferry terminal. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, jessica. they are looking at adding a new ferry that would hold 500 people, according to a report in the "marin independent journal." officials have already applied for a federal grant to help pay for it. a spokesperson says the current ferry fleet just

san pablo. the overnight crews around carlson approaching central look like there's a few more cones and flashing lights. watch that portion toward san pablo dam road. everything else is moving nicely. west 24 the caldecott tunnel, bore number two, be careful over in the area a distraction. we'll track both of the areas. there could be issues with distraction and slowing richmond bay bridge. the rest of the area clear as a bell. >>> now we want to get you caught up on breaking news, an apartment fire in:can cloud cover county going up in flames and our cameras outside getting an inside look at the damage left behind. that fire is stirring up a lot of controversy among neighbors. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live for us in antioch to tell us about what happened and a lot of concern from neighbors this morning, pete. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, marcus. the latest information we're getting from contra costa county fire is that this might have been a possible misuse of smoking materials by this tenant, whose apartment caught on fire. kind of unclear exactly what that means but we know that some of the neighbors here say they've had i

at the bay bridge because more folks are gathering and the counter commute east 80 over at san pablo dam road. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 5:01. >>> this morning, investigators are trying to piece together details of a shooting massacre at a jewish synagogue in pittsburgh. 11 people were killed and six others wounded. the alleged gunman, 46-year-old robert bowers, is due in court today. is he charged with 29 federal crimes related to saturday's massacre. court papers say he made statement about genocide and about killing jewish people. the tree of life synagogue is still locked down this morning, while federal agents gather evidence inside. across the nation, many are shocked, and saddened by the attack. ♪ with words from my mouth, i love you ♪ >> several memorials held overnight for the victims. jeffrey meyers, the rabbi at the tree of life speaking for the first time since the attack. >> we will rebuild to be a stronger tree, offering a new light. >> reporter: faith communities here in the bay area also tried to help people manage through their shock. memorial service was hel