accident sb 680 sheridan blocking all but the right lanes. expecr major delaysan 20 min from the toll to 101 a cooling trend will continue today and into the upcoming weekend, especially across the interior, as an upper level low deepens over the west coast. highs will cool down to 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures will fall back to below seasonal averages through the weekend before a slight warming trend returns early next week. a cooling trend will continue today and into the upcoming weekend, especially across the interior, as an upper level low deepens over the west coast. highs will cool down to 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures will fall back to below seasonal averages through the weekend before a slight warming trend returns early next week. (james) more breaking news we are following... watching the dow this morning... president trump has given the go-ahead to place tariffs on 50-billion-dollars in chinese products. the move represents a serious escalation of trade tensions between the world's two

this is along sheridan road. lanes do remain blocked. this is a multivehicle accident involving four vehicles. one spun out and another one is fully engulfed in flames. we do have some shots from the scene. first i do want to take you to 580 where you can see the heavy delays still from the ground. this is the earlier crash involving that semi. they did clear that out but you can see how heavy the delays are. chp was going back and forth for a while and said all lanes were open except for one. then they kind of went back and said now only two lanes were open. judging about this picture, it looks like they are not really moving at this hour. so we're going to check out and see what's going on there. they seem to be opening some lanes then close them out. i did see they were working to clear some debris. i want to take you to 680, a shot from the chopper, that is a rough scene. you can see the car fire pullfu engulf. we're not sure if there are any injuries and we're making a phone call to find out if everybody is okay. we have several lan

accident sb 680 sheridan.ill continue today and into the upcoming weekend, especially across the interior, as an upper level low deepens over the west coast. highs will cool down to 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures will fall back to below seasonal averages through the weekend before a slight warming trend returns early next week. ( will ) breaking news... president trump has given the go-ahead to place tariffs on 50-billion-dollars in chinese products. the move represents a serious escalation of trade tensions between the world's two largest economies... it comes on the heels of steel and aluminum tariffs also imposed on canada... mexico and the european union. right now dow futures are taking a loss. we will be monitoring the markets as they open this morning. ( james ) 4 your money this morning... americans are spending more. according to a new government report.... retail sales jumped nearly one-percent in may... beating expectations. compared to a year ago... sales are up 6-percent. the

just before sheridan, a vehicle fire that was the result of a crash with a semi.t's blocking the middle lane. not sure on injuries for that one. another crash just south of there before auto mall parkway involving a semi and sedan. this one pushed off to the shoulder. next traffic update coming up just before 5:30. >>> stephen hawking is being laid to rest at westminster abbey. the famed physicist died in march. his memorial service began about an hour ago. his remains placed between those of isaac newton and charles darwin. in honor of his understanding of black holes, his voice will be broadcast into space toward the nearest black hole. >> coming up, the seven things you need to do before you start your day. now, you'll do a cher impression. >> if i can turn back time. >> if you could turn back time, would you? the major step forward that means ending daylight saving once and for all could be up to the voters. >>> who knew napoleon is duping us! all around louisiana... you're a nincompoop! (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase

southbound 680, a fiery crash backing up traffic before sheridan road. this for yourself. a mess. there will be -- it will be at least an hour before this is cleared up. both of those crashes combined, having a horrible impact on the east bay commute this morning. we are out there. we will tell you about it. good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. friday, june 15. i'm dave clark. >> i'm the day off. we are continuing to follow this breaking news. we showed you those pictures. we got our crew there. >> several lanes are blocked. let's go to ktvu's alex savidge. what do you see? what do you know, alex? >> reporter: dave, clotting, good morning to commute -- you. i can tell you, crews are at the scene of this crash here on westbound 580, working to try to upright this semi truck that overturned early this morning here. just about three quarters of a mile east of eden canyon road. you can see that truck on its side there. we do have a tow truck here. that's a good time. it means we are making some progress. working towards possibly up w

another problem, another sig alert southbound 680 before sheridan road. that's where we have just one lane on the shoulder getting by. this started off as a crash involving a big rig and another -- excuse me -- a big rig and sedan. that sedan caught fire. we've got major issues today. i quickly want to show you a drive time,ing tracy to dublin about 45 minutes. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard one hour and ten minutes. good news, northbound 85, 10( 1 to cupertino is looking great at 15 minutes. >>> if you like the cool breezes, we've got them again. look at the 15 miles per hour in san jose. 16 in concord. 32 in fairfield. it's just a dead-on headwind if you're trying to drive west from fairfield this morning. gas mileage terrible. the car moving around a little bit, also. here is my accuweather 12-hour planner. you'll still have a lot of sunshine. that will keep us in the 50s at the coast. the sunshine will get us into the low to mid 70s at noon. notice we don't warm much as all. still in the low to mid 70s at 4:00. we round out the 12-hour pla

this is along sheridan road. lanes do remain blocked. this is a multivehicle accident involving four vehicles. one spun out and another one is fully engulfed in flames. we do have some shots from the scene. first i do want to take you to 580 where y

and big rig and another vehicle got into it there right near sheridan.t one point had all lanes blocked it looks like four lanes remain blocked leaving only that far right lane and the shoulder for traffic to get by at this point. chopper 5 over the scene. and that backup is just stretching along that southbound direction of 680 up towards sunol boulevard and we are tracking major delays at least over 45 minutes to go to mission boulevard south. we'll monitor that situation. over to our maps on 580 we have an update for you on this earlier big rig crash where we have been tracking -- it had all lanes blocked at one point. then they reopened all buy one. now they have shut down another lane, so two lanes open, two closed with major delays on 580 and 680. >>> the 100 days between memorial day and labor day are considered the deadliest stretch for drivers on the cording to the nati sleep foundation, 60% of adults admit to drowsy driving and 37% have fallen asleep at the wheel. dashcam video highlights the dangers of drowsy driving. >> you're tired. how much

there's also an accident southbound 680 at sheridan road . if you're driving the other way, southbound 680 this accident involving a car that ran into a big rig and caught on fire, we will have all the lanes here blocked in the southbound direction. and pretty soon, the traffic is going to start building. it's already backed up to 84 as you head south out of pleasanton. this morning, the freeways onto the best way to get out of the pleasanton area. and to get over to the inner core of the east bay. let's talk about the commute now at the bay bridge. it's been lighter than usual right now. traffic is moving well. it's 5:30. notes metering lights yet. traffic remains like this. at 5:32, today's weather. >> it's a cooler pattern, no doubt. a lot of clouds filling in. there is still 20 to go around. -- plenty to go around. mid 80s. system digging in from the north. that's also going to trigger some mountain shower activity. lassen, shasta, northeast california, and tahoe, truckee. be advised by there. there's plenty of gray out there. water temps

i find it interesting he hooker forjoe the same attributes he should have criticized phil sheridan.o bean tended subordinate to grant but not other superiors. grant was basically his patron and he was defiant of meade simply because he knew daddy would take care of him. his assessments of other people may also represent how he attempted to use their reputations to sustain his own. he was so careful about his assessment of lincoln. he said he never interfered with the army. yet he seems to have her gotten his interference with mcclellan and other generals. flay those that are unpopular and to sort of struck the reputations of those that were popular. >> one last comment about sedgwick. he said the government's john sedgwick -- he compliments john sedgwick as a great man, but his ambition was not great. he seemed to drift responsibility. ambition was something that ized and possessed himself. read those things with a knife what they say about grant more so than about his subordinates. >> wonderful. thank you all. one of the most one of full elements are the questions you yourselves ha

his primary focus was north of the james river, in which andock's second corps sheridan's cavalry would cross the james at the bottom, sheridan would make an extensive ride to the north of richmond, cut the virginia central railroad, eliminating the supply line to the shenandoah valley, and hancock would attempt to break in to richmond itself. 's note istion the first deep bottom operation. ton i mentioned deep bottom most civil war audiences, the eyes glaze over and nobody knows much about the bottom, although there has been good preservation work done there recently, so we can visit some of these important sites. this is not a talk about first suffice it too say hancock and sheridan failed in their efforts, and only after they failed did ulysses s. grant begin to think of burnside's mine. meadeto that, he told burnside could blow up the mind anytime he wanted, irrespective of any operational significance. one thing the first deep bottom operation did achieve for grant was was to draw all but three of lee's infantry divisions to the north side of the james. the federal's had -- the fed

on 680, a new crash involving a big rig currently has all lanes blocked southbound 680 at sheridan. and you can see that backup is quickly stretching beyond 84. if you need to use niles canyon road, please be careful out there. you can take that to mission boulevard and get back on over to 680. 42 minutes right now. we are seeing those delays build and build. >>> dozens of swimmers in san jose are recovering this morning after dipping in a dangerous mix of pool chemicals. this was the scene at shadowbrook swim club in almaden valley yesterday afternoon. a maintenance worker accidentally mixed the wrong chemicals together producing chlorine gas. 35 people were taken to the hospital. many of the victims are now home. >>> a south bay doctor is being reprimanded after she was caught on camera yanking, cussing and laughing at a patient. the video from el camino hospital in los gatos was shot by the father of the patients. the man collapsed during basketball practice on monday. bardwell says he has debilitating anxiety attacks and this was the worst one yet. the family claims they waited

it happened around 5 am north of sheridan road. other vehicles were involved, and at least one person was injured. he crash caused a major backup you can see it stretch for miles. all lanes were back open by around 8 o'clock. >>> that crash happened shortly after another accident on the major bay area interstate. a big rig crash overturned on westbound interstate 580 just east of eden canyon road. initially that crash closed all lanes of the freeway. >>> vandals damage more than a dozen cars in napa county this morning. take a look at this. it appears that someone just went to car after car smashing the side windows. they targeted more than 20 of them in american canyon early this morning. so far police say no arrests, but they d for fingerprint processing. police are asking everyone in the area to check home surveillance systems. >>> this morning the navy agreed to retest part of the hunters point naval shipyard. the cleanup of radioactive material may have put thousands of families at risk of exposure to toxic chemicals. two empl

and in fact, appomattox, general sheridan would present a table upon which the surrender was assigned to custer's wife, libby, and they know officer -- and they know no officer deserves this more than your husband. but the war ended and custer who finished last in his class at west point but none had a brigadier general two years later at gettysburg had nothing left to do. during the war he had written to a friend, if i could have a battle every day i would be a , happy man. he loved the juice of war. had a romantic vision of himself as a cavalier gleefully leading his men into the mazda and when the war ended he was a loose end. eventually he would be given command of the seventh calvary stationed in the plains of kansas. it was in the very early part of the out west, by this time he was what some people called a cavalier and buckskin. he had moved over to that natural look. he had a pack of english greyhounds. he had quite the figure. the seventh calvary was in the pursuit of the cheyenne and the spring of 1867 on the plains of kansas. they're making a mockery of custer's attempts t

. >> active shooter, 80th and sheridan.ur victims so far. >> reporter: megan bigelow was on her way to a dentist appointment with her three kids when police say 23-year old jeremy webster chased them to this westminster colorado office complex, allegedly shooting megan, two of her sons, and a bystander. her 13-year old son vaughn did not survive. a witness helped her third son escape. >> he was incredibly brave and courageous and helped the police officers get to the bottom of what had gone on. >> reporter: webster allegedly sped away. >> last seen wearing a maroon shirt and tan shorts. >> reporter: tracked down hours later, thanks in part to a photo of his license plate taken by megan bigelow just before she was shot. >> the suspect did not know any of the victims or have a relationship with him. >> reporter: webster was in court this week facing charges facing charges including first degree murder, allegedly confessed to detectives claiming he has mental health issues and was on a new medication. tonight megan bigelow and

he had read frank haskell's work, arthur lion fremantle's work, grant and sheridan's memoirs. all of those had impacted him, but i think really, it is safe to say washington is the beau ideal. it is interesting though -- i do not want to make this to southern a talk -- i was looking for something where eisenhower talks about the northern generals that in 1946, eisenhower was given a book finalulysses grant's campaign by a man i have never heard of, william brooks. he wiped -- he writes a fan letter to brooks about the book, and tells him that this book really made a difference for him. he said grant could see the big picture. my respect for him has been high, despite for the fact that he gets a lot of bitter criticisms about both his military ability and his personal habits. rest in thisa letter and says how could somebody who is drunk have him, "a i will quote single course so steadfastly and made the numbers of decisions that were close decisions that involve the balance between risk and advantage? could someone who was under the influence of alcohol maintained the respectiv

general sheridan said if he had the choice of living in hell or living in texas, he would live in hell. terrorism and violence in tremendous array. ake those states away from majority of the black and white voters that supported reconstruction by intimidation, by violence, the rise of the kkllan. reconstruction would be on life support, even with the departure of andrew johnson it would be on the edge of failure. thaddeus stevens in the weeks before he died. he felt a deep sense of failure, not of the failure to convict johnson, but his believe that reconstruction as it had been set up, was not strong enough, would not last. to a reporter he would say, my only regret is that i have lived so long and so uselessly. is there a moral to all of this? everything,oral to .he so what question and the answer to that is, in there are noce, final victories. the battles in america must be fought over and over again. it has always been that way through my lifetime, my parent'' lifetime and their parents' lifetime. we need to remember that it is not just then, but in all times, in all ages, it is a

is the man of the hour, your host, please put your hands together and give a warm welcome to pat sheridan vice president of public sector at fireeye. >> ♪ >> good morning. welcome. it is the fifth annual government for him and i appreciate you making it downtown today. any caps fans out there? a huge night, great save at the last minute. everyone should be in a good mood. seriously, thank you. each of you has other things to do today and i'm glad we are packing this room. i think there are a few more seats if those in the back want to sit down upfront here. thank you for getting up early and making it downtown. and for those of our -- those of you traveling from far away, i thought jeff brown from new york and we have folks from asia, europe, the middle east and south america. we have 103 different government agencies represented worldwide. i have seen this event come along way over the last 5 years. the first one had we had 350 attendees. i'm excited about this one because a lot of thought went into it and we have a lot of feedback after each of these forums. from each point of view out

and of course, the scheme never came to be because of the fall of atlanta and sheridan's success in the valley. not to mention, farragut taking mobile bay at the end of august. it was events on the battlefield that turned this election. thatcheme never came up however, the election did. here is the point. douglass had wanted to campaign for lincoln. it had been a very difficult process, douglass honing up to lincoln. in fact, lincoln had a few more ferocious critics in the first year and a half of the war, then frederick douglass. douglass called lincoln some bad names. names like "thet ul o catcher in northern america." if lincoln knew that when they met, he just forgot it. at any rate, the republican party would not let him near the campaign. campaign forer republican candidate the rest of his life. usually in selected places. but this time, they would not let him out there. because, the republican party was trying to dance around the problem of emancipation. they have a painted right on their forehead. it was classic politics. they released a statement say maybe the emancipation coul

somehow sheridan gets behind the defense and outsprints the defender. switzerland wins 2-1 final.duced to the bay area on monday. pretty exciting. doesn't matter where he is drafted he is on the warriors goes about dreaming about the nba to contending for the d to . that soccer highlight was really good. >> thanks anthony. >>> join on coffey 20 and cable 17. the big admission from apple meaning you could be entitled to free repairs on your computer tune in at 9:00. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00. cheryl jennings with a bay area delegation. she speaks with jackie speier about her mission this week at the controversial detention center in texas pnlt coming up at 8:00 acquaint coat. by what would you do and 2020 and news at 11:00. at 11:35. jimmy kimmel live. the bch lorrette. becca. and jodi foster. >> finally tonight a few thoughts about what matters. the buzz word on the cable news shows these days and political coverage is optics. with regard to the marilyn story of the week the immigration crisis on the u.s./mexico border are the optic ared about and terrible in fact. the images of chi

our director taylor sheridan really held the line. >> jimmy: you are on a horse a lot, it seems.? or do you find the parts with the horses? >> yeah, i kind of go with my right hand. if i can get them in there, i will. but no, yeah, the parts just have it. and i played serial killers where there was no horse. [ laughter ] "bodyguard," i don't recall a horse. but you're right, i'm always going to go to those. the problem is it's really hard to make a good western. a lot of people can do the black hat/white hat real easy. when they're complicated, they start to thin out and the level of quality. when a western is really great, you never forget it. because you kind of actually, when it's orchestrated correctly, you actually find yourself wondering what you would have condition if you actually had made it. >> jimmy: did you shoot this movie on the border of yellowstone? >> we were in montana. that's the great thing about working outside. for me, you know -- wasn't so great in school, but i was good at recess. i loved being outside. [ laughter ] anywhere i could go. and it's been the s

southbound 680 near sheridan road. lanes are now open on that accident that was there for a while. traffic has been improving since they opened the lanes. but you still might see some backups in the area. let's talk about the south bay, not a big commute. northbound 880 just after 17th, there was a crash there. 280 san jose, that looks good to downtown. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. we continue to follow breaking news this morning out of san francisco. police are still investigating what they are calling a suspicious death in the city's castro district. that's where we find ktvu's leigh martinez there with more information about what we know so far. leigh? >> reporter: about an hour ago, i talked to 22 this is who were dropped off by police. they told me that they had witnessed a confrontation between two men and the deceased man right before he fell to the ground. that was all that they knew. and all that they were willing to offer to me. we did talk to some other people who are here at the nightclub

blows and whenke the union underground says the divisions have arrived in richmond, sheridan can strike blows. this is a set of tactical insights. it cannot be emphasized enough this is primitive stuff. that chess pieces were being moved. she had guys standing at the railroad station, you know? when troops got on and off the railroad cars, that was information she thought grant should have. van lew and her unionist knew that grant relied on this information and not only for military intelligence, but also assessments of the political atmosphere in the besieged capital of richmond, and taken together, unionist reports from the last year of the war provide a picture of increasing desolation. boys being herded into the rebel army, bitterness at lincoln's election. she had her finger on the pulse of richmond and the morale in the city. this information was crucial to grant. this information confirmed during a time in which she was under a lot of public criticism in the north for high casualties and the lakh of a decisive the plan- it confirmed was working, the grand strategy was working, th

and when you shared about people breathing easier, i know that a bank teller that i spoke with in sheridan, indiana, shared with me that that extra in her paycheck is allowing her to pay more for the daycare, rather than her husband having to work quite so hard at that second job. so it's helping her pay their daycare bill, and it's helping them breathe a little bit easier. so i thank you for coming and sharing. next up, and i'm very pleased that we're going to be having the gentlewoman from the great state of washington join us, representative cathy mcmorris wrongers represents eastern -- mcmorris rodgers represents the eastern district. we've heard about the million more -- a million more jobs created, four million more people receiving bonuses, 90% of people with more money in their paychecks. please share with us how it's impacting the state of washington. mrs. mcmorris rodgers: thank you very much for yielding. thank you for hosting us this evening and bringing us all together to talk about the positive impact of the tax cuts and jobs act. one part that is contributing to our booming

southbound 680 before sheridan, again, still just one lane getting by. tracking that, alexis. >>> coming up, the headline on vitamin "d" and reducing the risk of colon cancer, especially in women, and what you can eat to add it to your kit. we'll have another abc news update in 30 minutes and always on our news ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. like when the military came and built the boats to win the war. [warplane] some are tales told around crowded tables.... [streetcar rumble] and others are performances fit for the stage. stella! cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [cro applause] >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. cst hr. this car derailing at daytona beach dangling from the track. two

this time on southbound 680 near sheridan road. the chp said it appears a car rear-ended a big rig and sparking a fire and there was a chain reaction involving multiple cars and that also backed up traffic for miles. and as we found out the hard way, not only were the highways backed up but so was every feeder route leading to the highways, crowded with drivers looking for and not finding a work-around. >> not to mention just the freeway, but all of the city streets, dublin and pleasanton, livermore and everything is tied up because everybody is looking for alternate routes. >> reporter: now for the clean-up, they had to bring in crews to get the big rig upright and then crews to bring in to clean up the debris. again, all of the traffic is flowing here along 680. and no moror injuries we're told. ros plater, nbc bay area news. >> thehe craziness there. and so all morning long we have brought you the breaking news of the accidents on "today in the >> as soon as they happen, vianey filling in for mike, what a busy morning. >> it is

having been toen instructions, he had say the people in washington were interfering with him putting sheridan in charge of that army. haunted by what is going on in the shenandoah valley. is washington sufficiently protected? they faced a lot of common problems. all of this, i want to suggest first of all -- and i know this is heresy to some of you and that's ok -- that's what i'm here for. abraham lincoln could be unsupportive and you just don't have to ask mary todd lincoln for evidence of that. we all know george mcclellan said unflattering things about it with him lincoln. but a things about george mcclellan, which we today celebrate as examples of presidential wit. how about how the army of the potomac, for example, was no more than george mcclellan's bodyguard. generally speaking, but unintended, if you are trashing your subordinates in other people, you inspire a lack of respect for them as well. we perceive george mcclellan's comments as outrageous and abraham lincoln's comments is funny. that says something more about us than it does about what is going on here. again, complaints abo

i went up and visited 123 men in sheridan prison in oregon last saturday.ccess to attorneys. they did not know when they were ever going to get even a conversation about the creditsing the border or a date for -- crossing the border or a data to go through the first stage of seeking asylum. they were in complete limbo. almost a koss.esque situation in which some big government force tossed them into prison when they thought they were arriving in america to be treated respectfully and then proceeded to give them no information how to contact their children how to get an attorney or what was the next date on the agenda for them. >> if you can talk the republicans into extending the period much longer than 14 days, my guess is if you put out 120, maybe the republicans come back and you compromise at 6, day, a couple of months or something like that -- if that's fixed then you can sign on to this cruz bill? are there other issues you may have? >> absolutely not. this is a handcuffs for all bill. it goes hand in hand with what the president is laying out, which

sheridan brown and i have a bill, many think it is too large but we said is that having the 1.4 trillion tax plan that goes to upper income earners, why not give expand income tax credit every american making under 35,000 would've gotten a $10,000 pay raise if we had done that. you may disagree with that big a proposal able on this committee should be for some expansion of the earned income tax credit, ranking member neal, h.r. 822 calls for improvement of the earned income tax credit but this is an issue that i really hope insincerity that my republican colleagues will be willing to support. it was your party i came up with this idea. it was your party that push this idea. we should all for expanding work support for folks who are struggling, and that's what the earned income tax credit does. the final point, if you look at bain consulting company have report and report, bain consulting the place where mitt romney worked, and they say that 20-25% of jobs are going to be displaced because of automation in technology in the next ten-15 years. they said the people who are in technology or

but the story that the writer wrote, taylor sheridan, was very original and unpredictable, and had at when i read it i felt like, hey -- you know what? let's tackle it. >> seth: that's very exciting. you must have felt the character -- the character you played was so wonderful in the first film. do you feel like it changed to a place to be interesting to take it on again? >> yeah, i think he evolves quite a bit in this story, in the new "sicario: day of the soldado." he kind of like -- i like to say he -- you know, in the first one we meet him and he's like a hitman, and a heartless, one track mind kind of guy bent on revenge. and in this one i think that it's through his journey i think we find out that he's rehabilitated to an extent. he's not innocent, but he's rehabilitated through this relationship that he has with this young girl called isabella played by isabela moner. yeah. >> seth: that's really exciting. i can't wait to see it. like i said, i loved the first one. i also want to ask, in recent years, guardians of the galaxy," "avengers," "star wars," are those exciting movie

it's people who work at the bachman group in sheridan, wyoming. it is a local business that specializes in fencing and excavation. i had to chance to meet with all of those people. they said the employer -- the employees would be getting raises for one reason and it's because of the tax law. the owner actually said that with this tax cut he would now move ahead with starting two new businesses this year, employing more people. that means more jobs, more economic opportunities for people in northeast wyoming. now, another thing, madam president, that we had a chance to talk about when the tax law was passed was how this would affect people's utility bills. well, it started happening right away. americans noted their utility bills started going down. now, there are more than 100 utility companies across the country that have cut their rates, cut the rates they charge for electricity as a direct result of the tax law. and it's not just electricity. it's gas bills, water bills, all of the above. look at the number. 102 utilities cut their rates. 102 a

we'll begin on 680 only one lane open in that southbound direction as you approach sheridan.n tracking this crash since just about 5:00 this morning. so we are going on hour 3. backup stretches beyond 580. you're looking about nearly an hour and a half just to go from 580 to 84. speaking of 580, we are still tracking that accident involving a big rig. they only have one lane open at this time. westbound 580 this is right near eden canyon road and that backup stretches clear past livermore. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thanks. check out the clouds starting to break up a little bit and seeing more sunshine but hovering over ocean beach. that's where you may run into a little bit of low visibility. san francisco 53. oakland 57. concord in the 60s now. you're not going to warm up too much though because of the low up in the pacific northwest. temperatures are on their way wnl a w more clouds tomorrow and sunday as temperatures cool even more. 79 for the high in concord. 68 in oakland. and we'll be cool for father's day warming up next week.