printing and john tub executive vice president of corporate affairs as stratus one of the world's largest manufacturers of three d. printing equipment and materials will also be joined remotely by make every link who used the three d. printers that create prosthetic limbs and by cody wilson who nvram a slick produced the world's first functional three d. printed gun. will hear from them later on what's three d. printing it's the conversion of bits into atoms it's taking virtual objects things that you like having a video game or a virtual environment and being able to produce those. in atoms real physical materials who started this all started early stages of back on one nine hundred seventy s. but it really got kicked off in the eighty's in large part to the founder of stratus john's company some seminal patent work in that field and it's been growing it's been being used in industry for a long time and now it's becoming personal. i don't do the same guys who a company called greta they came to my house scanned me pictures it created this what is this that is you printed the printed vers

but it really got kicked off in the eighty's in large part to the founder of stratus johns company some seminal patent work in that field that's been growing it's been being used in industry for a long time and now it's becoming personal down to the guys who a company called greta they came to my house scan me pictures it created this what is this that is you printed the printed version of larry king it is what the process they went through as a scan do earn you into a three dimensional virtual i don't remember walking around it took a three about ten minutes very quick three d. scanning and then they took that virtual model those bits those pixels and they printed it layer by layer to create a physical model. so you know big is this range of bridging devices it's huge a couple hundred dollars to get in to do it yourself kits you can get do it yourself kits online and you can make them their stuff or you can go up to half a million two million dollar industry level know where is the public of all of us i think they're starting to get aware shows like yours starting to get the word out i

we have a stratus confined to the coast today and we going to mix out later today so mostly sunshine across the bay area. day planner the next 12 hours you will see the temperatures climbing at 78 degrees inland and 64 around the bay and 58 along the coast and warming up to 90 degrees inland under complete sunshine and it will be warm and we will have fog and low clouds coming in and possibly impeding some visibility for our fourth of july festivities. i will let you know where. as we take a look at our quiet drive we have debris southbound 680 as you make the commute away from the sunol grade at walk boulevard, it is not slowing anything down because we don't have too much traffic because it is a holiday and it is holiday lite and eastbound 80 we have stalled vehicles here and a look at drive time traffic 580, tracy to dublin is 25 minutes and highway 85 northbound from 101 to cupertino is a short five minutes. here is the drive, the richmond-san rafael toll plaza just a few cars moving into san rafael. >> love the outdoor shots this morning. very space. ought fourth of july is a ti

. >> reporter: stratus lost her husband on pan am flight 103 which exploded over scott land 25 yearsshe saw the lockerbie bomber brought to trial. >> it was a sense of justice because facts were presented and proven to be true. >> reporter: no one right now is taking responsibility for shooting down flight 17, not the russians, not the ukrainians, not the rebels of donetsk. amid the grief, families are left wondering if and when justice will ever be done. >> there isn't a shortage of courts that could try those who are deemed to be responsible. >> reporter: courts in ukraine, netherlands could establish jurisdiction as could russia, but that means first identifying who gave the order and who shot the plane down in ukrainian territory. in the bombing of pan am 103, a hybrid court tried two libyan perpetrators under scottish law in the netherlands. >> they should make the people who do this pay. >> reporter: justin green is an international aviation lawyer handling civil cases. if you were a family member and you wanted to make a point, would you sue vladimir putin, would you sue the r

. >> reporter: mary stratus feels the pain that loved ones feel on flight 17. >> it was life changingor me and my children. >> reporter: stratus lost her husband on pan am flight 103 which exploded over scotland 25 years ago. a dozen years later, she saw the lockerbie bombers brought to trial. >> it was a sense of justice because facts were presented and proven to be true. >> reporter: no one now is taking responsibility for shooting down flight 17 -- not the russians, not the ukrainians, not the rebels of donetsk. amid it is grief, families are left wondering if and when justice will ever be done. >> there isn't a shortage of courts that could try those who are deemed to be responsible. >> courts in ukraine, netherlands, and malaysia could establish jurisdiction, as could russia. but that means first identifying who gave the order and who shot the plane down in ukrainian territory. in the bombing of pan am 103, a hybrid court tried two libyan perpetrators under scottish flaw the netherlands. >> they should make the people who did this pay. >> justin green is an international aviation

we go with stratus quo. 82 napa. 81 in santa rosa. it will be fog near the coast ton fourth of july, but the numbers range all the way from 60 to 90. that is why we call it a can't miss forecast. readings looking to be mostly in the upper 80s and warming a little bit as we get into the weekend and we get into the 90- degree range saturday and keep it there through tuesday. 70s around the bay. not bad at all. stay tuned, we have sports after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, take 280: a portion of it in san francisco is shutting down for a few days. omorrow night at n >> you have to know this if you take 280. a portion of it is going to shut down a few way. starting tomorrow night at 9:00. it will be closed 101 to king street and will not open until monday morning. a sign went up a week ago. cal trans crews are going to insert a hinge that protects during earthquake. >>> it is happening again. a marmot running amok in the city of san francisco. >> wildlife rescue is trying to catch the little guy and get it back home. it was spotted in san

you have the fog sweeping in or stratus, low-level clouds coming in with the sea breeze. in san jose, you see a different picture. at 76 degrees, the clouds are starting to fill in, deepening the moisture at the mid levels of the atmosphere. things will feel more humid tomorrow. maybe a brief shower near the santa cruz mountains. here's the satellite/radar view. some of the high clouds approaching out of the south. you can see the source of this is this easterly wave coming through southern california. this moisture rotating up towards the bay area. during the day tomorrow, you'll notice the mostly cloudy skies. the stickiness outside with that humidity. and we'll see a chance of showers as early as tonight as the clouds continue to spill over the bay area. tomorrow, mostly cloudy, mostly humid. a slight chance for showers with the heating of the day over some of the coastal hilltops. up toward the north bay hills, you could see a brief lightning strike or two. the main action out towards the sierra. we'll continue to see that moisture coming up before temperatures start

we'll go with "stratus quo" the usual low clouds.n eddy off point reyes is thickening the marine layer. weather companies near the fire this is all happening abeam lake berryessa. the temperatures still in the mid-70s. light winds out of the southwest at 6 miles an hour being ushered along by mild air offshore high pressure off in the pacific low pressure atrough setting up as it always does this time of year because of the heat rising in the central valley leaving low pressure behind encouraging onshore low. so mild for friday. it will be warm inland in the 80s. and along the shoreline you will be freezing and you can see why. here's the low clouds coming in over coit tower. concord 78 degrees right now. livermore still at 80. in the city though we just have 59 degrees. mid-70s for san jose. santa rosa 72 degrees. 8:00 tonight the numbers will be in the low 70s inland. winds are out of the west for the most part to about 15 to 20 miles an hour so it's fairly breezy out there tonight. out the door tomorrow morning drizzle along the s

as you look at live doppler 7hd a solid stratus deck. as we take you in closer sanly san leandro and oakland and up to santa rosa, you are socked in already. here is a view. the trans america pyramid is over the overcast conditions. 62 san jose and here is a view from our emeryville camera looking toward the deep marine layer as we go look back across the bay right now. the temperatures are in the upper 50s and santa rosa and napa and novato and concord 62 in livermore. here is a live picture from our kgo roof camera. the low clouds have been covering up the moon at times and it is a cool view here. here is a look at the forecast. low clouds inland. patchy morning drizzle on thursday and friday. a lot like this morning. turning warmer this up coming weekenend. we have the low clouds around and we will see some spotty drizzle. we are going with another round. the computer animation is picking that up. don't be surprised if you run into slick streets. the temperatures are in the 50s with the cloud cover. notice some areas like livermore an

in the extended forecast, we'll go with stratus quo.he usual low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon. temperatures finally begin to warm up by thursday, friday saturday and we'll be back in the 90s inland. in the meantime, pretty much the same as we've had the past couple of days. not quite as humid tomorrow. that's weather. one of its hot in the old sports department ann? vern? >> vern is here, an exciting day at the british open. >> absolutely, that, we've got the a's and giants. we've got all sorts -- so much stuff we got here. for starters how about a wire to wire number? by this 25-year-old superstar. come on back. ,,,,,,,,,, heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. mcilroy now adds the brit

over towards san francisco, it's a different type of cloud, stratus clouds, low clouds and fog sweeping the evening. west winds cranking up in san francisco. at times almost near 30 miles per hour. so that ocean air conditioning has switched on even though we're still in the 90s inland around livermore, temperatures cooling through the evening. look at the difference in air masses between the marine air, which is across the bay, and how dry it is inland. look at these humidity levels out towards livermore. 7%. 17% humidity right now in concord. so those locations toward the east bay, interior valleys seeing elevated fire danger with breezy conditions and dry air. likely at least one more day of that for tomorrow. air quality tomorrow moderate in the east and south bay. some of the warmest temperatures for the bay area for one more day too. here's the interesting part of the forecast. watching this moisture sweeping in from the sierra, we'll start to see high clouds approaching the bay area for now. and eventually we could see a chance of some showers, especially out towards the north ba

as you look at live doppler 7hd a solid stratus deck.we take you in closer sanly san leandro and oakland and up to santa rosa, you are socked in already. here is a view. the trans america pyramid is over the overcast conditions. 62 san jose and here is a view from our emeryville camera looking toward the deep marine layer as we go look back across the bay right now. the temperatures are in the upper 50s and santa rosa and napa and novato and concord 62 in livermore. here is a live picture from our kgo roof camera. the low clouds have been covering up the moon at times and it is a cool view here. here is a look at the forecast. low clouds inland. patchy morning drizzle on thursday and friday. a lot like this morning. turning warmer this up coming weekend. we have the low clouds around and we will see some spotty drizzle. we are going with another round. the computer animation is picking that up. don't be surprised if you run into slick streets. the temperatures are in the 50s with the cloud cover. notice some areas like livermore and frem

as you look at live doppler 7hd a solid stratus deck.s we take you in closer sanly san leandro and oakland and up to santa rosa, you are socked in already. here is a view. the trans america pyramid is over the overcast conditions. 62 san jose and here is a view from our emeryville camera looking toward the deep marine layer as we go look back across the bay right now. the temperatures are in the upper 50s and santa rosa and napa and novato and concord 62 in livermore. here is a live picture from our kgo roof camera. the low clouds have been covering up the moon at times and it is a cool view here. here is a look at the forecast. low clouds inland. patchy morning drizzle on thursday and friday. a lot like this morning. turning warmer this up coming weekend. we have the low clouds around and we will see some spotty drizzle. we are going with another round. the computer animation is picking that up. don't be surprised if you run into slick streets. the temperatures are in the 50s with the cloud cover. notice some areas like livermore and fr

harbinger at least for the 4th if things remain the same with this ridge building in slowly to limit the stratusthe shoreline and perhaps compress it out of existence beauty time we get to the fireworks time about 9:30 tomorrow night. so we'll look pour slow warming around the bay and inland. as the numbers come up a few degrees a day because of building high pressure over the desert southwest, we will still look for some fog tonight around the coast and the bay. mostly sunny on the 4th and inland it's going to be hot this weekend. temperatures will be back in the 90s. and again, the numbers should peak sometime around monday. for tomorrow if you are heading out of the bay area, we'll look for a very hot ride down i-5. temperatures will be in the hundreds there. along the shoreline, nice. you want to go down highway 1, temperatures in the 60s. and for us tomorrow. oakland hit 70 degrees. 65 san francisco. 81 at santa rosa, 85 napa, 87 fairfield, 90 degrees in antioch. numbers continue to warm for the next couple of days. we'll see numbers approach the mid-90s by saturday. and then after that, we

stratus worked its way in from the back door associated with the monsoonal moisture. that is pretty much pushing due east. as it does, it will be less muggy today than over the past three days but the clouds will be up against the coastline due to a pesky area of low pressure off the seashore that's not going anywhere quickly. still a chance of thunder in throughout the greater lake tahoe area into the yosemite basin. near 70 once the skies clear into monterey bay. 89 ukiah and mid-90s from fresno through merced into modesto and also right into the stockton area. tonight's overnight lows bottoming out in the 50s for the most part, a few 60s around the mountain view area. west winds today five to 15 miles per hour. 60s beaches no clearing there, 70s peninsula, partial clearing. 80s inland, and check this out. 85 today outside number in cloverdale, looks like a stagnant weather pattern through the weekend. here's elizabeth with "kcbs traffic." >> thank you. outside we go. there was an earlier problem a lot earlier about 2 a.m., there was an oil spill and caltrans is out

so expect it to be chilly at the shoreline, warm inland and that's "stratus quo" for this time of theear. >> but pleasant. >> yes. >> thank you. >>> breaking news right now. chopper 5 is live over the scene of a truck fire on highway 84 near the toll plaza on dumbarton bridge. two lanes of the highway are closed. you can see live images right here. highway patrol has every says hazmat is responding to the scenes because the car was carrying batteries. it happened about an hour ago. no reports of injuries. >>> it looks like a food truck. how this office on wheels is making a dentist visit more convenient and comfortable for bay area employees. ,, television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is on now. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! tel

like you can see the version trying to pinch down again out here as it flattens off the top of the stratusck here. san jose, i think you'll be clear in the morning hours, but there's a good chance you'll see patchy fog north of there up towards fremont and hayward. here's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. this is 3:00 a.m.. you see it is kind of around fremont. that's fog now, low clouds and fog. as you get into the morning hours, it burns back to the coast, and temperatures start to warm, further warming from what we saw today. there's the reds. those are 90s. you may have noticed started to creep this way a little bit. they were well into sacramento valley the last couple of days. now, they're coming this way. by sunday, these reds are showing up more in concord, more in livermore. so we're going to see warmup as we head to the bay area weekend. 87 in vacaville. 87 in fairfield for saturday. sunday will be the warmest day on the weekend. this pattern, there was a fire today, couple of fires out there, but they got a handle on them. but this pattern has really been helpful for firefi

the fog underneath some of these low clouds or the stratus below those mid-level clouds stuck on the coastal line. we should see late day clearing. chances of showers today probably highest through about mid-day. this is where the moisture is coming in right now to about 2:00 this afternoon racing up towards the bay area overnight. mid-level cloud cover we're watching through mid-day and things clear temporarily i'd say because by the time we get into tomorrow we'll see another wave of this monsoon moisture coming in. especially out towards the sierra. good chance to see showers wrapping up the weekend. it continue to come up out of the south. that will spread the moisture to the north between now and probably mid-day tuesday. for the coast you're looking at the fog but inland you'll see thunder showers across here and at times a few brief passing showers not out of the question. we begin the weekend with highs in the 90s around san jose. should be closer to mid-80s for this afternoon. still low 90s near gilroy and morgan hill. san francisco upper 60s to 70s. look at pleasanton. yest

the coast steady as she goes with the stratus and we will see a slight cool down the end of the week.eep track of bay area weather on twitter @livedoppler7hd. >> if you like the hot weather, enjoy and get out the sunscreen. lisa, thank you so much. coming up next, prowling the waters up the bay area coast. why some researchers say the endangered status is no longer >> new this morning, a new study suggests that there are six times the number of great white sharks off the marin county coast than previously thought. six times. our media partner, "the marin independent journal," reports the study covers the water off stinson beach and up to monterey bay and the farallon islands. 2400 sharks are estimated in the area, prowling for marine mammals. that number backs a recent federal determination that the white sharks should not be on the endangered species list, a determination seconded by california's department of fish and wildlife. >> something ing little different in the night sky this weekend. super moon has lit up the sky the past two nights. the moon appears to be unusually large be

earlier, i spoke with david rice, ceo for stratus, i asked him whether they had a patent effect on theompany's operations. stratasys. >> the airlines will have the last two weeks since this conflict starts. i don't think there is, you notice, any increased risk in the last 24 hours. >> do you have a contingency plan? ? should the situation get worse? >> there is a lot of things planned the company is global. most of our employees are not based in israeli, so, really, business as usual and i don't anticipate any problems in the coming months or weeks. hopefully, by the way this conflict will resolve itself in the next few days. >> i asked david rice about the competition and the growth opportunity he sees in the consumer and industrial sectors. >> with the commercial part, agree is a great potential t. consumer market is also very, very big. usually, when i refer to the consumer mark, i prefer to use the word consumer. it's the consumer that produces something. i think you know the collaboration with home depot is just one example to this very large market. >> i want to talk about the b

the very talented masterminds at "wired" magazine, legacy effects, stratus and the stan winston schoolave created a robot monstrosity. they call it the giant creature. and my cousin sal is outside with it right now. that is the giant creature. [ cheers and applause ] now, correct me if i'm wrong, sal, but the creature's 13 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 2,000 pounds. and does it have a name besides giant creature? >> yeah. its name actually is kenneth kestenbaum. it's a jewish name. >> jimmy: wait a minute, isn't that one of your friends from college? >> i have no idea. >> jimmy: all right. piloting our creature tonight is guillermo, our parking lot security guard. where is guillermo? oh, he's in there. okay. there you are. hi, guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: i'm good. do you have a license to drive one of these, guillermo? >> not really. >> jimmy: you're like a giant chu chupecab rah in that thing. tell us, what can the giant creature do, guillermo? >> this giant creature can do a lot of things. eat, drink, and fart. >> jimmy: all right. thank you for the comedy

. >> not only is the stratus filled into the bay, it's way inland, and so we're looking at gray skiesre's a look at santa cruz, where we'll see sunshine and low 70s later on this afternoon. right now, we are looking at clouds from santa rosa up through livermore and novato, at 59. temperatures are mild, and maybe two to four degrees of warming. mid 70s inland. upper 60s at the coast. low 60s at the beaches, it will be cloudy there. upper 80s inland. warm day inland. but warmer day, mid 70s around the bay. clouds return for the

. >> not only is the stratus filled into the bay, it's way inland, and so we're looking at gray skies with numbers near 60 degrees. here's a look at santa cruz, where we'll see sunshine and low 70s later on this afternoon. right now, we are looking at clouds from santa rosa up through livermore and novato, at 59. temperatures are mild, and maybe two to four degrees of warming. mid 70s inland. upper 60s at the coast. low 60s at the beaches, it will be cloudy there. upper 80s inland. warm day inland. but warmer day, mid 70s around the bay. clouds return for the early evening hours and the warm-up gets even warmer, more significant come sunday and monday. the warmest day of the week. >>> i'll have it for you in a few minutes. >>> developing news, all southbound lanes of highway 101 at blossom hill road in san jose has reopened following a deadly crash. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. the chp says at least four cars were involved. we now know one person was killed, and at least two other people were injured. their conditions are not known. it took officers about two and a half hours to

can at least see these winds coming down in the time lapse here and that's beginning to strip the stratusway from the shoreline so we are getting a little bit of clearing in the city closer to the shore. it's been overcast much of the day by the coast. concord 78 degrees right now. san francisco 63. santa rosa 76. if you are heading out tonight it will be pleasant and breezy 60s for the most part except at the beach. high pressure keeping the coast cool and inland warm. so the coast we have drizzle inland sizzle that will be the case for the next couple of days. so here's what's next. we have some clouds at the shoreline the next couple of days that will keep us mild bay wide and then in the mid-90s inland by sunday not a bad beach weekend. drizzle, cloudy but then sun comes out by the shore but rough seas with a small craft advisory posted. extended forecast is calling for the warmest readings inland to be in the mid-80s for the next couple of days. and then by saturday warming up into the low 90s but look at sunday and monday. temperatures are back into the mid-90s. so hot weather on th

you tell me, this is morgan from sarasota what kind of cloud, lenticular or stratus.et's check the severe weather. two pocks we are watching here along the mid-atlantic and northeast and another back along the rockie >> good morning. warm and muggy. severe thunderstorms. live super doppler showing sprinkles west of i-81. we expect widespread activity after the noon hour. 76, quantico. 73, frederick. fall getting better in northern maryland. damaging wind and flooding rain >> okay, let's find out if morgan was right. let's look at the screen. was it lenticular? yes, absolutely. there's your umbrella. good for you. she's like, i don't want that. let's head inside to all of you. >> kick off the "heat index" with bethenny frankel facing main backlash after posting this instagram photo of herself wearing her 4-year-old daughter's pajamas. there it is right there. one of the top stories online right now. she captioned the feet toy, think we're ready to start sharing clothes yet? she says it was all a joke. not everyone laughing. i got to say i hated it when i saw it. i thou

fairfield, 14, gusts to 29. 30 at port chicago and also stratus on the hills at cordelia and gusts to 30 there as well. it will still warm to hot for some. hot inland to warm. but maybe a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday. a little breezy at times. 60s, 70s by the water. 80s, 90s to -- still can't get rid of the 100s for some. here's sal. >>> steve, i normally talk about traffic. but you there's the cespedes trade. we'll talk about that. 880 at 23rd, a glass truck spilled it's road. the two right lanes are blocked. not recommended for you. want to take east 508 as an alternate and connect back with 880. all you will see is slow traffic southbound. northbound is not really affected but southbound is. if you are driving on the commute to the bay bridge toll plaza, that commute is moderately heavy coming up to the toll plaza. about a 20, 25-minute delay. speaking of hayward, southbound 880 a little bit slow after an earlier stall at highway 92. we can go back to the maps. the traffic on 880 southbound is still slow as you head down to the hayward area out of san leandro and san lea

you tell me -- this is morgan from sarasota -- what kind of cloud, lenticular or stratus, "a" or "b"?was right. let's look at the screen. was it lenticular? yes, absolutely. there's your umbrella. good for you. she's like, i don't want that. all right. let's head inside to all of you. >> okay, thank you, ginger. we're going to kick off our "heat index" with bethenny frankel facing some major backlash after posting this instagram photo of herself wearing her 4-year-old daughter's pajamas. there it is right there. one of the top stories online right now. she captioned the photo, think we're ready to start sharing clothes yet? frankel says it was all a joke. not everyone laughing. i got to say i hated it when i saw it. >> really? >> i really hated it. i thought it was -- >> why? >> sending all kinds of the wrong messages. look at her squeezing into those 4-year-old pajamas. >> she got the attention she wanted. >> even though she said it's a joke, there's a lot of young women who look up to her and have issues about their body and to be able to say that you can fit into a 4-year-old's clo

stratus' share, stock moving higher on news home depot will sell 3b printers in 12 stores to start athome depot offered these printers in its stores. you can see shares off the session highs but up a percent and a half on today's trade. back over to you guys. >> thanks so much. big milesteone for one tech company, tibco. fresh ringing the opening bell, vivek ranadive, found somewhere ceo of tibco and owner of the sacramento kings. welcome back. good to see you again. >> good to see you. 15 years, quite an accomplishment. of course brings to mind some of the challenges you have short term, guidance recently has been relatively weak, investors getting agitated. walk us through where you think you are, what challenges you have against you. >> carl, we've had challenges before, 15 year agz we had finished $50 million year. we've grown 20-fold, over 1 billion company. we think our best day as ahead of us. world is transitioning from slow data to fast data, tibco is the platform. >> it's an internal issue, some people complain you're distracted by the team or do you need the market to chang

you tell me, this is morgan from sarasota what kind of cloud, lenticular or stratus. check the severe weather. two pocks we are watching here along the mid-atlantic and northeast and another back along the rockies. >> hey, ginger, i'm meteorologist karen rogers. it's warm, it's horribly humid, 76 degrees right now. here's a look at your accuweather seven day. we're headed up to 87 with oppressive humidity. lots of clouds and some peeks of sunshine. we could see a shower or thunderstorm at any point but we'll see the real drenching thunderstorms very late afternoon into the evening and early nighttime hours. tomorrow, some early showers around, then 83 degrees. it's better on thursday. refreshing and dry, partly sunny and 83. >> okay, let's find out if morgan was right. let's look at the screen. was it lenticular? yes, absolutely. there's your umbrella. good for you. she's like, i don't want that. let's head inside to all of you. >> kick off the "heat index" with bethenny frankel facing main backlash after posting this instagram photo of herself wearing her 4-year-old

we have some stratus lingering at the immediate coast. nice and sunny in your inland valley spots.e east shore. warm spot will be out in the tri-valley. 86 later today. here's mike and your drive. >> good morning, christina. we have the south bay. let's start with the majority of the south bay. for our viewers, northbound routes, they are moving very smoothly right now, but highway 17, as laura told you, we have a major crash, at least one person died as a result of this crash. a jack knifed big rig blocked both of your northbound lanes and as many as five other vehicles. a number of ambulances there. that will not clear until 2:30 for all lanes. we're hoping the at least one northbound lane will open soon. meanwhile, the rest is moving smoothly. oakland, a live shot past the coliseum. traffic moves a little better now, laura. >> we'll be back with another local news update for you in about half an hour. hope you have a great thursday morning. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten fre