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and then one southbound 6 city north of south main street.lays as you're traveling along the walnut creek area heading into the city right now. so you still got slick conditions and you have high winds 25 minutes for you to make it from the east bay into the city. it's also pretty slow. a long 5.80, in the maze in san francisco. couple of accidents northbound 2.88 ocean avenue. another one northbound highway one at one. oh, one. and you also have roadway flooding along one. oh, one and to 80 in san francisco heading across towards the peninsula up to almost 30 minutes because you are seeing delays along 1, what you do reach the peninsula because conditions are slick and wet and still along highway one northbound and southbound. both lanes still currently closed because of downed trees and wires because of this morning's weather that's out in point. reyes station darya james, back to you. >> all right, randi, thank you very much. now let's cook update you quickly on our coronavirus coverage. a big milestone. there's the bay area, the whole sta

headed across san mateo bridge, there is a broken down vehicle. 680 south near main street, there is nt hill and walnut creek and clearing an accident south 880 near thornton to the right shoulder but involving an over turned vehicle. a live look at the bay bridge, it is busy bumper to bumper traffic as you work into san francisco. we are dealing with slick surfaces. we'll see how long that will stick around. >>> give yourself extra time if you are ready to hit the roads, about to take the kids to school, about to head into work. we are looking at slippery slick surfaces with that rain that pushed in overnight for all of us and now just spotty light showers with maybe a little bit drizzle this morning. through our afternoon we will catch sunshine. drier weather, highs in mid to upper 60s this afternoon. you see a futurecast we will catch that sunshine. it should be a pretty day though cooler compared to yesterday. >> looking forward to that sunshine. >>> new york city marathon is on sunday marking the race's 50th year. >> among the 33,000 runners will be a pair of friends with an unco

can tell you since police have been here, they have been expanding the scene, main street is about two blocks to the south, we see more wisconsin state patrol, you know deputies on scene here. a very fluid situation, but one that you know this town and people that were here along this parade route are not going to forget for a long time. jon: all right, sam. i know that you know sometimes you are locked down in a particularlycasion, it is hard to -- particularlycasion, it hard to gather information coming in. there were reports, it may have to do with shelter in place, report that car had perhaps 3 or 4 people in it. we have been told that authorities think they have the driver as a person of interest, but we have not heard any arrests, have you? reporter: i have not heard of that. law enforcement have been in and out of the command post, but any details as far as number of people they are looking for or who they are looking for, has not been shared with us. jon: sam cramer, doing a great job from fox 6. >> thank you. >> mike tobin is also on the ground in waukesha. mike told us about that shelter in plac

main street or southbound 680. that's out there on the right hand side. a new crash reporting south 680.left lane making busy for that ride out of concord. off 242 into walnut creek. give yourself a few extra minutes down to 4. you can stay on highway 4 to highway 80 as the alternate. depends on where the morning ride takes you. >>> the live news desk and right now the search is on for the suspects in a diamond heist in the east bay. they are on the loose this morning. check out some new video we have in of the incident in progress. it was a smash and grab robbery from the sun valley mall in concord at ice bug diamonds, nine robbers in masks, armed with hamerns, stormed in there and you can see what they left behind. they smashed every display case and emptied the place out. no word yet on the value of what they took but safe to say a lot of expensive jewels. it all happened at around 7:00. police got calls about a shooting that was apparently just the sound of glass breaking. the suspects are on the loose and police are looking for more surveillance video trying to find clues. back to y

through peninsula through belmont, one lane shut down due to a water main break between south road and twin pines lane. take surface streets to get through there, kind of hard to get there with an alternate. for more information, here is anne at the live news desk. >>> we just got some good news on that from the mid peninsula water district. water service is back on to the neighborhood. they were able to isolate the water main. taking a live look at the scene where they still don't have it fixed, so we still have the lane closures in effect. you can see the cones out there this morning. the water main broke about five hours ago. this is ralston, very close to twin pine parks and a few blocks off of 82. this is video from overnight posted online by belmont police department. traffic is down to one lane in the east bound direction through the morning commute. they did have to shut off water in the area because you can see there was some flooding. again all that water is back on. your shower should be uninterrupted this morning, very important for a monday morning. back to you. >>> developing, an east bay father is in recover

is a good thing and if you look at a place, i believe it's south carolina, 25 years ago there was a big push to put trees down the main street and there was a big controversy, it was going to cost too much money. now it's lovely because the trees have grown up. it's shady. it's a beautiful street to shop along. it benefits everyone. i think what the voters were saying last tuesday is that we can support things that support everybody but we don't want to be put in these different categories. we might need to right some wrongs from the past but again, remedy, as they say here, is going to benefit everyone. we don't have that society like we used to have. >> justin? >> i did a deep dive on this. what i found out, yes, race was a factor in some of the design of the interstate highway system. granted. but class was a much bigger factor. poor white and black neighborhoods were carved up by this highway system because it's much easier to seize a poor neighborhood through eminent domain. you put the artery into the downtown shopping district and the artery out to the suburbs for the commuters and that's how it's done. they went into

which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal in jack london square. there will also be changes to lighthouse service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip today on weekends. all right. time for weather check outside the clouds have been rolling into the afternoon starting to see a couple pop-up. >> light showers around the bay area. but we are in for a stormy night outside get ready. this was going to be gusty. we're going to see some brief periods of heavy rain. yeah. going to be one of those dark and stormy nights out there this evening. you see all the color on the screen already starting to see some light showers begin to pop up. but then you see the yellow just off the coastline that has some moderate to some heavier amounts of rainfall that will likely be pushing on shore in the not too distant future. also, she did with his beautiful looking storm. little calm in the atmosphere. that is an intense low that is generating t

connects oakland alameda and south san francisco today also marks the launch of the alameda short hop services called which is a 10 minute connection between the main streetnal and the oakland ferry terminal at jack london square. the vallejo service also changed some of the afternoon times have shifted and officials also canceled the last trip of the day on weekdays. still ahead tonight at 6 supply chain woes continue why transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that we can solve be focused on getting the pandemic under control. the pandemic under control. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis,

they root 100 south people to talk to the streets, synch, lancoste, capital colombo, to protest against the rising cost of living. and the government's failure to control it. the main opposition organized the demonstration to spite government attempts to stop the gathering site in covered 19 concerns. and now fernandez reports that they came from all parts of the country. hundreds of people brought together by the opposition party, some luggage on above eager to protest against increases in the prices of essential goods pardoned and ab owned and i don't have food are no place to stay. no job is it only their family. the raja park says that should be nourished. that's why we are here. guess nam is pretty now. there is no gas, no milk powder. my children are crying. let my gust finish a day before yesterday and i cause the government so much. are they not men angered? i'm not guessing of my medical. i gotta an estimated $90000000000.00 of debt. an economic slowdown, and the pandemic have hitch elonka hard. a currency crisis has left it with foreign reserves of just over $2000000000.00 enough to pay for in bought for $6.00 weeks. that's left the country short of basic

south is really ca street for america. back in iran in the gulf is very costly. and so let's go to push through sanctions. so i think this is the main problem that all these people who are escaping got it going from patients here on our side. they're both to develop this go from dish. which webinar is kind of do which webinar. so it's internal communitarian system can do ok for the foreign minister. thank you. that's over the show will be back on wednesday to yes, the day of the u. s. you came back to in lithium, super val. bolivia. you can see our interview with the new president of olivia on a youtube channel until then keep in touch with social media and let us know if you think any country should be imposing blockades. during the current of ice pandemic in we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile payments from our stands. the truth is that every device is a potential entry point for security attack. i think you can, but i wanted to mention lee with living but oily. eventually there's malware on that thousands, maybe sometimes millions each day. they use the cyber, they

south san francisco. today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service, which is a 10 minute connection between the main street ferry terminal and the oakland ferry jack london square. they're also going to be changes to the bill service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekends. taking the ferry has got to be sending better and better these days to people who have been doing a lot of driving the average price of a gallon of gas in the san francisco area. $4 and $0.77. now nationwide. the average price is 3.49. that's a dollar higher than last year. everyone says it's because the cost of crude oil and ethanol use for cleaner burning gasoline really has been surging apparel. companies affiliated with formerly kanye west will pay $950,000 to settle a consumer protection lawsuit alameda county's da announced that agreement today with yeezy apparel llc and you see a total of 4 bay area da's had sued the companies accusing them of engaging in unlawful business practices by failing to ship items to customers in a timely manner. california law does re

streets of honey on the solomon islands. that follows 2 days of protest against the growing chinese influence in the south pacific nation. protested in guadalupe or a main defiant after bringing the french caribbean island to a standstill. the demonstrating against covered 19 restrictions and long standing economic problems. the french government has called for com, but as natasha butler reports, officials from paris are yet to make a trip to the island cause the forced to turn back as protesters block road on the french caribbean. island of guadalupe where anger continues to simmer. what began more than a week, it goes the strike of the mandatory vaccines. the health workers is now full blown demonstration against the french government. people here say they didn't trust the vaccines. all politicians in paris, no problem. what would really book or proposal the problems and guadalupe run deep . the cost of living is high. there is no training for young people have no jobs for the skilled. we feel totally ignored by france. they pile obligations on us without understanding us bought off hoss demonstrators of set up blockades like this across the island, m

main break shutting down a busy street on the peninsula. this is ralston avenue in belmont. crews say one lane between south twin pines lane will be closed through the morning commute near belmont's city hall. no word on when it will reopen yet. >>> we have been talking about it all morning. meteorologist, kari hall, has been tracking the weather, the atmospheric river come into the bay area. kari, when can we expect to see the rainfall? >> we will see it later this evening. storm ranger showing us the rain has not yet arrived, and it's a chilly morning as you are ready to head out. you can use the same tool on your smartphone if you have the nbc bay area app, and we're seeing this atmospheric river moving in. we will see it arriving in parts of the bay area later tonight. this is going to be a moderate storm with the wind advisory as well as the heavy rain potential. >>> mike, you are seeing a back up through fremont? >> yeah, the crash continues to block two lanes. they reopened the middle lane, so three lanes open on southbound 880, just right up at the top of the screen there. this crash is blocking two

which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco also today marks the launch of the alameda short hop service, which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal at jack london square. there will also be changes to the vallejo service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. >> where your money tonight. you know, gas prices continue to rise across the country in california is the state paying the most at the pump looking at data from triple-a here. san francisco is we're filling up your tank will set you back the most around the bay area gallon of regular going for almost $5. that's about a quarter higher than the statewide average of $4 and $0.62. and it's a buck 40 higher than the national average. here's how the rest of the bay area compares. if you look at the numbers here, marin, sonoma, napa and san mateo counties are all pretty close to that of san francisco things are a little bit less on average in the south bay and in the east bay contra, costa alameda and santa clara counties are all averaging about 4.75 a gallo

which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco today will also mark the launch of the new alameda short hop service. it's a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal out at jack london square and there will also be changes to the services. well, including moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. we've got more information for you on kron. 4 dot com. >> 7. '09, viewer this in case you have to go to the hospital today. these bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are striking. the union says that sutter canceled a planned mediation session and so they're taking to the picket lines. the workers say they are protesting what they call difficult working conditions. an unfair labor practices in this is video of the same location. same hospital last month. there was a demonstration. the union says staffing shortages are a big problem workers are walking out from various positions emergency room technicians respiratory therapists and others. a spokesperson for sutter health says a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay

connects oakland and alameda and south san francisco today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service, which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal out of jack london square. there will also be some changes made to the service. and that includes moving some of the afternoon times and even canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. >> it's 8. '09. and today the east bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are on strike. the workers union says that cetera canceled a planned mediation session and that they are upset they're protesting what they call difficult working conditions and unfair labor practices. and this is video of a strike at the very same hospital last month. the union says staffing shortages are a big problem, too. and that they are walking out from various jobs emergency room technicians respiratory therapists and others. a spokesperson for center health says a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay and benefits that as good if not better, then other hospitals and they don't know it's not clear what's going to happen. if

which connects oakland alameda and south san francisco today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service which is a 10 minute connection between the main street ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal at jack london square. it also be changes to the vallejo services. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. still ahead at 3.45, a very scary situation after a couple finds of air on their property. how was preparing to hibernate and how officials were able to scare him away. >> and after the break, california's covid transmission rate is rising after significant drop in the last few months. what doctors recommend we start doing now. head of the upcoming holiday see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ welcome back. in coronavirus coverage this afternoon. california may be starting to slip when it comes to keeping the pandemic under control. >> we're taking a look at the cdc's covid-19 transmission map for the bay area. san francisco, san maaeo counties are in the yellow modera

south san francisco. well, today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service, which is a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry jack london square. they're also be changes to the delay of service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and then canceling the last trip of the day on week days. we've got much more information on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> it's 5 '08 and today in the east bay 350 health care workers at saturday. dental sorry, saturday l to medical center in antioch. they're going to strike. the union says that cetera canceled a planned mediation session between the 2 sides. the workers say they are protesting difficult working conditions and what they call unfair labor practices. this is video of a strike at that happened last month at that same location. same hospital. the union says staffing shortages are a big part of the problem. workers walking out today include emergency room technicians and respiratory therapists among other positions. a spokesperson for sutter says that a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay

south san francisco today. in fact, also will mark the launch of the alameda short hop service. it's a 10 minute connection between the main street alameda ferry terminal and the oakland ferry terminal out of jack london square. that will also be some changes. now to the services. well, those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and then canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. for more details on all of this mixture to go to our website at kron 4 dot com 6. '09, and today the east bay 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are going to be on strike. >> the union says that sutter canceled a planned mediation session. and so now they are striking. they are protesting what they call difficult working conditions and unfair labor practices and this is video of strike that happened last month at the very same hospital. the union says staffing shortages are a big are going to be walking out o- today, including emergency room technicians and respiratory therapist. a spokesperson for sutter health says that a proposed contract with the union guarantees pay and benefits that are as good or b

street is real life. host: michael, south portland, maine, last call for this segment. good morning.aller: jay powell has pocketed money. i agree with the woman, it is our decision. she has all of the right when she says that it's her decision, she has to start a filing. special interests, pocket money, get it into the court of law. he made $50 million. it is his decision spending money on himself. jay powell is not worth our google. type it in. host: michael in south portland, maine finishing the segment and we appreciate all of you who've participated this morning. two perspectives coming off a variety of things. we will be joined by center for american progress action fund's navin nayak discussing the presidents economic agenda next. and then from the national federation of independent business we will hear from the vice president national federation of independent business -- from the vice president kevin kuhlman on the biden administration's policy's impact on small business. that's coming up. ♪ ♪ >> separate studies from the brown university has found out " large school distric

oakland alameda and south san francisco and today will also mark the launch of the alameda short hop service. that will be a 10 minute. a jump that connects you from the main street alameda ferry terminal with the oakland ferry terminal at jack london square. and there will also be some changes to to the service. those changes include moving some of the afternoon times and canceling the last trip of the day on weekdays. >> it's 9.10 right now and he's based on a hospital be where this 350 health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch are striking the workers union says that center canceled a planned mediation session. and so they're upset about that protesting what they call difficult working conditions and also unfair labor practices. they say. and this is the same hospital that had a strike just last month. the union says that a big part of their complaint to staffing shortages. and so they're walking out today. the him impacting a lot of different positions. emergency room technicians will be striking respiratory therapist and others a spokesperson for sutter health says they're not sure how it's going affect there coverage today, but they do h

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main street in san quentin. but you still got residual delays from that a little under 15 minutes heading out of richmond at this hour here in oakland in southvenue tracking an accident. look at that condition still pretty green. that means traffic is moving pretty nicely through it. there heading across towards the peninsula. little under 14 minutes out here. highway one southbound north of point reyes had a little road at the point reyes station, all lanes are closed here because of a downed tree and some wires will have more weather and traffic coming up. we'll be right back after the break. woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months after just two doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, such as fevers, sweats, chills, muscle aches, or coughs or if you plan to or recently received a vaccine. ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ woman: talk to your dermatologist about s

center in the south of market area to attend a car crash into a fast food restaurant sent a woman in a child to the hospital with major injuries tonight. this happened in oakley on main street in the railey shopping plaza just before seven o'clock. ktvu is deborah villalon joining us live tonight with what we've learned about the accident, deborah. michael lee. police say the car rammed into this taco bell at high speed and the injuries were serious enough. both victims were airlifted. the driver, according to east contra costa fire is a 30 year old woman, the child in her car, a three year old girl and both needed trauma care. the adult put in a helicopter to john, your medical center in walnut creek and the toddler to ucsf betting off children's hospital in oakland. the lexus they were in was totaled. it's front and wrapped around a stone pillar at the front of the taco bell that pillar preventing the car from plowing through windows and all the way into the restaurant where many more people might have been injured. no explanation yet why the car slammed into the fast food, but a witness who pulled the child to safety said there was a radic driving before the crash. she,

. >>> good morning, wall street and main street waking up to breaking news today a. new covid variant was found in southow easily it might pass from person to person. global marks spooked by the news, we got complete team coverage as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >> >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk box," right here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin joe is off today but on this black friday, it's a pretty red day for the markets you can take a look at the u.s. equities the dow is down almost 800 points we watch bigger declines there s&p right now indicated down about 80 points. the nasdaq indicated off by 173. it's not just equities that are moving just about every one of the major investable categories are moving one direction or another. treasury yields have been under significant pressure the ten year note is yielding 1.45%. on wednesday of this week, tuesday of this week, we were thinking we were headed back towards 1.7% as yields have come under pressure on the expectation maybe the fed won't raise rates as quickly as expected or taper as quickly and feroci

main street is about two blocks to the south. this way as we see more wisconsin state patrol deputies get on scene here so very fluid situation, but one that you know this town and people that were here along this parade route. are not going to forget for a very long time people who are over four or five blocks starting around here and then the next block and the next block the direction lot about first. i thought we'd get drunk driver. been stopped, but then some of said they definitely di. the deliberate being called to the whole thing is typical. so i don't know. it's still awful. i feel like i'm watching a movie in the stateroom life because. i've never seen anything this bad before. and again, that was sam kramer reporting again. investigators have not offered any details about the person that they have taken into custody in connection with this case, they say they plan to reveal more about what they're learning. tomorrow we have an update to a story we told you about last night at 10, oakland police say a carjacking suspect