a live look at the transamerica building in san francisco shows a foggy morning there. perhaps it could be slowing down the drive for early morning commuters. reduced visibility. let's check in with monique in for mike today. >> good morning. good morning, even. none of the bay area bridges have had fog advisories or high wind advisories. so far, so good. thumbs up for that. highway 4 is the slowest spot this morning. as we zoom in there, we see red. that means less than 20 miles per hour as you approach the love ridge area and make your way through pittsburg. we are seeing top speeds. slowing there around 101 where we had the earlier construction cleared at 5:00 this morning. let's head to the bay bridge where the metering lights were just turned on. we are seeing a bit of a back up. give yourselves a couple extra minutes. about ten minutes when it's backed up to where it's at now. no problems across the bridge. we'll toss it back to you. >> thank you. >>> forget the talk of $5 and $6 gas prices. in fact, prices may have peaked. the national average price of gas is $3.

transamerica. this is a major -- so these are -- those are buildings. but what else might you think about? bart, transportation. we'll talk about that. hospitals. city hall. these are possible target areas. as we mentioned, civilian safety is the most important. point to yourself. your safety is the most important. when you are sizing up what are the dangers, what are your capabilities, what are your limitations. terrorism is no different from a natural disaster. you are going to respond the same way. be nice is not nice. b stands for biological. n is nuclear, i is incendiary and c is chemical. on the bottom scale, we have a likelihood it's going to take place and this scale here is the impact. so nuclear device, think of a nuclear bomb taking place, impact will affect a lot of people, yeah. high impact, what's the probability that a nuclear attack will take place? not that great. as you move on, as the season progresses, then add a chemical release, over here, likelihood gets higher that would take place, less impact biological and explosive incendiari

. ♪ call 1-800-steemer and she says if you want nothi >>> beautiful shot from transamerica pyramid ofowntown san francisco and the financial district. you can see a little bit of overcast there. >> yes, i think we both should have got outside to take a little walk. >> look at this. beautiful. >> blue skies. a little bit of everything. christie siefkin is filling in today in the weather center. >> and you want sunshine, you might have to wait a while. >> well, we saw overcast conditions earlier this morning. we will see some sunshine as we make our way into the afternoon. partly cloudy conditions. we continue to see a slight chance of rain. your high this afternoon, going to be in the mid-50s. mid-60s also. keeping temperatures pretty similar to where we sat yesterday. and as you make your way outside tonight. going to drop it down in temperature, and mid-30s up to the mid-40s and mostly clear conditions and we will see breezy conditions out at the coastline. and taking a look at the satellite, you can see the system is just passing us to the north will be responsible for any of the sh

this is our live cbs 5 weather camera looking out towards the transamerica building. we have been seeing increasing clouds. tonight overnight mostly cloudy but will be precipitation-free. looks like now it is a breezy evening commute not so much in redwood city. the winds have dialed back out of the northwest at nine. 19-mile-per-hour winds at china basin in san francisco. in the mid-60s in san jose with partly cloudy skies. north winds at 15. and san ramon's winds have now begun to subside, as well. winds will continue to increase out of the northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour with increasing cloud cover. overnight tonight low 40s from santa rosa through the trivalley. 47 san jose. upper 40s and to 50 degrees from oakland through piedmont into alameda. we have a trough that's to the north of the bay area. it has been throwing some clouds into our forecast. this is going to divert the area of low pressure to the north of us. when you have two systems close together, it cause what we allude to as a pressure gradient. and that's why we have some very windy conditions on t

paul's church, the crooked part of lombard street and transamerica peer mid. it offers great opportunity to take advantage of abundant natural light and ipping corporate these important landmarks into the library and also to provide great connection to the expanded park block. as this diagram shows, the triangle offers a clear diagram for how to incorporate the three important program areas of the children's area in one corner, the adults in a separated space in the main part of the triangle and a separate teen area, all with a centralized and efficient staff area at the center of the proposed building. this is a more detailed plan showing phase one, with the one block of mason street closed. and, again, you can see in greater detail the centralized service area and the golden color in the middle, as well as the three separate program areas, all public spaces -- library spaces are on one floor, and it is connected to the park in a secure and safe manner. the closing of lombard -- excuse me. the closing of mason street was done on a temporary basis in the summe

fights that came down about aathletics and you wouldn't have the bank of america building or the transamerica building today if aesthettics were the only considerations people cared about so when you deliberate and get beyond the rhetoric of aesthettics and the groups that care about it passionately and think about your constituents who have to have cable for their lives. it is a necessity in today's world, not a luxury. thank you very much. president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> good evening, i'm a resident of corona heights in district eight. a couple of things i'd like to mention tonight. one is, our everyday life depends on technology and infrastructure that surrounds us, the ability to talk to others, send information and watch important events on television. san francisco is known for its high-tech image and savvy residents. to keep that image, we must encourage competitive choice for cable in san francisco to bring high-speed internet, i.p. t.v. and advanced digital phone service. i've heard a lot about graffiti on boxes. where i live in corona heights, i have a phone box a couple

. >>> let's take a look at this transamerica building this evening. you see the top of the expire here. it is blue for autism awareness. we're very aware of that tonight as well as your temperatures which are currently in the 50s and 60s and tomorrow morning in the 50s as you head out the door. don't forget your sunglasses we have plenty of sunshine albeit cooler. rain showers making it as far south as the state of california, crescent city, you kei a is clear. high pressure still in command but with this area of low pressure to the north of us a few clouds will drift in and so will a couple of the air masses. cooler tomorrow by how much? any where between 9 and 10 degrees cooler in santa cruz, san jose, san francisco, down from today's high 74 to a more seasonal day at 65 degrees. meanwhile your pollen report suggests that the tree count will remain on the medium to high side. speaking of those highs for your tuesday, much degrees in santa rose, a yes these temperatures coming down. today was the warmest day of this week. mid-60s in novato, 65 in mil

this transamerica pyramid and look at the cloud cover.evel clouds and even some stratus but none of this moisture will be reaching the ground. that is way off in the higher levels of the atmosphere. we are talking about temperatures on the comfortable side, starting out this morning in the mid-50s. we drop down to 51. that is it in santa rosa, everyone else is quite mild and winds have been picking up around mount tam and mount diablo, himself of oakland, southwesterly winds, antioch is staying in the 60s. 54 in half moon bay, yesterday, saw 70s on the coast. today, dry and cooler, that will cover the entire weekend and gusty winds throughout higher elevations getting close to the shoreline. still breezy tomorrow, more sunshine for your sunday. we do believe it will bring a chance showers throughout the middle of the week. it's going to remain actually cool but then below normal as we head towards next weather system. here is a look what is going on. we have a little bit of moisture. up by mt. shasta reporting rain, up in oregon and seatt

a live look at the transamerica pyramid in downtown san francisco. 10 minutes or a little less than 10 minutes away from sunrise. get a sense of the cloud cover that's out there this morning. gas prices are continuing to soar. according to gas buddy, highest price in california yesterday was $4.99 outside yosemite national park. $5 gas is already appearing on gas signs in major cities and according to experts, we could see $6 gas this summer. >> $6 gas is probably one well placed hurricane and one tiny bit of supply disruption away. >> some people are already cutting back on the amount of gasoline they're buying. six weeks in a row, consumption is down. and according to a new abc news "washington post" poll, 71% say gas prices are causing them financial hardship. lisa argen is here and not exactly the sunshine and warmth we were hoping for. >> no, but the bunny is coming tomorrow. rain or shine, he'll be around and maybe getting a little wet out there. the afternoon looks sunnier tomorrow than today. as we head outside this morning, we have a lot of

the transamerica building in san francisco looks gorgeous now. >> yeah. a lot of the live shots are looking perfect this morning, kind of like you, marla tellez. we are looking good all day long. lots of sunshine for the rest of the week. the temperatures, oh, yes, they will climb. now, it's chilly. grab a jacket on your way out the door. you'll need a jacket in fairfield, 37 degrees. these numbers climb into the low 70s today. the mid-70s tomorrow. the upper 70s by thursday. the full forecast is moments away. let's get you to work now with mike inouye. hey, mike. >> we are looking at the altamont pass. speeds dipping to the 50 z. a 15 minute drive for that portion of 580. the speeds are dipping. over toward oakland, 580 is moving smoothly. live shots out there coming up. we are seeing slowdowns and increased volume. it's 6:01. back to you. >>> pothole blitz in oakland. christy smith is live in oakland with a job they have ahead. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. this isn't be good news, we found part of somebody's bent wheel by three

transamerica building there. and a fun day in san francisco today as well. well, april 1st, known as april fool's day to most around the country. in san francisco, where we do things differently, the day has another title. >> saint stupid's day parade, bay area tradition since the 70s. like a bay to breakers race, a feel all its own. bay area photo-journalist, was there today and shows us what the fuss is about. >> just about every day in the financial district. [ inaudible ] for the last 33 years the giant headquarters loom above what some say is an homage. >> here to gather to march through the financial district. to bless the banks. et cetera. >> bishop joey and his first church of the last laugh take over parks, streets, sidewalks to spread their message to the public. >> what's different this year? it is tradition? anything different? >> it is different in that nothing has changed. >> the parade wanders through downtown. participants encouraged to wear costumes and act out. one thing is certain, everyone in this parade takes part for their own reasons.

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live at the transamerica building in san francisco.w, but rob says that's goi little bit as some drizzle comes in. good morning, thanks so much for joining us. we got details on our easter forecast. we have some gray skies and you notice what's happening offshore, we have low clouds out there, but a few breaks in the high clouds too. but we're going to manage a few breaks this weekend. but with this moisture flow coming off the pacific, we're going to see some drizzle and light rain showers from time to time. mainly 50s outside, then around 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon for the south bay at least, we should climb into the mid 60s before cooling down quickly approaching this evening. for your weekend forecast, variable clouds at times. widely scattered showers, high probability for showers north of san francisco. some 70s finally come back. >> thank you so much, rob. >>> well this morning, a family will lay its son to rest in peace as controversy and speculation surround his violent death. the body of the boy was found shot and doused wit

transamerica might have been presented in terms of race and ethnicity in the reference point has always been non-latino weights. when i used the word whites from now on, i'm always referring to non-latino weights. when you read about the poverty statistics, which are ridiculous to black poverty rate compared to the white poverty rate or the latino compared to the way poverty rate. and here the implications for how america is doing. there's nothing wrong with that. i read a book called losing ground that is filled with such comparisons. but in doing so, we lose sight of the reference point in what i'm going to do is track the reference point. the book is evidence based on whites and my references this. don't kid yourself that we're looking at trends that can be remedied by eliminating racism or by restrict immigration. i want to give my readers actually has few opportunities as possible to explain away in their own minds the trends that i described. about three fourths of my presentation i focuses on the new lower class because i think it's better to give you a pretty good idea of the da