turman. it's so wonderful to see everybody, hello. president turman, i'm here for you. i haven't been back since i left the commission a year and a half ago, but i couldn't miss a chance to come back and honor what you've given to this city. i think it was former chief greg sur who used to remind us sometimes, you know, julius is a really fancy lawyer, and he would ask how much you actually get paid every hour. i think it's high up there. as a government lawyer, please don't tell me. i don't want to know. but over the seven-plus years you've been on this commission, the hours that you have spent in discipline hearings, in time when we've been in closed session struggling with some of the biggest issues this police department has faced, you have been dedicated every single moment so what is best for this city, what is best for this department, and you have shined in your integrity, president turman. you make the decisions for the right reason, you care deeply about this city, and you have give

those who knew turman say it was a dream of his he fulfilled. sot: mayor mark farrell, city of san francisco//" turman spent his career tirelessly working to ensure equal rights for the lgbtq and african american communities. state senator scott weiner credited turman as his inspiration to pursue a political career. sot: scott weiner, senator//" speakers touted turman's honesty, candor and leadership. they commended him for building trust between the people and police department by writing rules for the police departments use of force policies, body worn cameras, and implenting department of justice recommendations after a series of officer involved shootings. sot: chief william scott, san francisco police department//" turman passed away in his home last sunday at 52 years old leaving behind his parents, five siblings, many nieces and nephews...and a host of family and friends. tag the bar association of san francisco's justice and diversity center established a fund honoring turman that will provide resources for students with diverse backgrou

....who julius turman....who died one week ago today. (jr stone) it is still unclear how but those who knew him mentioned he suffered from health issues leading up to his death. mayor mark farrel said he "worked tirelessly to make this city safe and secure for everyone."(justine) kron 4's ella sogomonian joins us live from san francisco with scenes from the ceremony. (es)julius turman stepped down from his dream job as police commission president just three days before his passing. those who knew him say its a reflection of his dedication to the people of san francisco. (nats music) loved ones gathered to turman. he memory." speakers touted turman's honesty, candor and leadership. they commended him for building trust between the people and police department by writing rules for the police departments use of force policies, body worn cameras, and implenting department of justice recommendations after a series of officer involved shootings. sot: mark leno, former senator//"but with a quiet and calm certainty that more than suggested reall

i want to salute julius turman for his tremendous courage. as you look at his life, this is someone that was absolutely fearless. he first came on my radar when he took on the races in the castro, which i still think is a problem. as a community we've been so reluctant to acknowledge, yet he was absolutely fearless in taking on that challenge. and i really am in awe of his work on the police commission. you know, any of us who have had interactions with the police department knows several, very, very fine officers there, but there is institutional structureses that remain challenging to people all across the city. and his unwavering commitment to addressing those issues without fear, with total courage, is an example for all of us who live in the city to never be daunted, never be afraid, and to always be fighting to make a difference. it is a tremendous loss for everyone in the city, certainly for the lgbtq community, but i really want to acknowledge the loss that my colleague supervisor cohen and president breed, but he will be sorely misse

speakers touted turman's honesty, candor and leadership.nded him for building trust between san franciscans and the police department after a series of officer involved shootings by writing rules for the police department's use of force policies, and body worn cameras.sot: chief william scott, san francisco police department//"toward the end of his life with his health failing he continued to give his all for his city and his police department we can only imagine how difficult this must have been for him as he continued to press forward." turman passed away in his home last sunday at 52 years old leaving behind his parents, five siblings, many nieces and nephews...and a host of family and friends. (robin) in the east bay... union city police are looking for someone who has vandalized multiple buildings. police say áthe taggerá goes by the name "lil t snoopy" and has spray painted buildings on the east side of town since last week. anyone with information on the suspect is asked to call police. (robin)in san jose -- people in the almaden val

turman had just resigned as president of the police commission less than two weeks ago. joe marshall, the longest- serving member says turman was battling an illness. >> i'm still in shock. i mean, talked about being ill being sick. i didn't know what it was. but that's one of the reasons he wanted to leave the commission, because of the rigor that's involved in commission work. >> turman joined the commission -- the police commission in 2012 and became the president in 2016. >>> fire investigators are looking for the cause of a five alarm house fire. it destroyed one home and damaged three others yesterday. the flames moved quick through a line of cypress trees on casady street not far from tennessee. strong winds pushed the fire so fast vallejo fire crews called and help from phoenicia, napa, fairfield. neighbors say the worried about that property for weeks because it seemed cluttered. firefighters say there was some fire damage to three other homes. everyone was able to get out safely. >>> it was a tough mother's day for a family in oakland. after just a couple of we

it is unclear tonight how turman died. (jr) san francisco mayor mark farrel released a statement about turman's passing this afternoon. in part he said: "julius turman provided honest candor and oversight, working tirelessly to make this city safe and secure for everyone. he was a voice of leadership who helped build trust and comradery between the men and women of the police department and san francisco residents." to read the full statement, head to our wesbite at kron-4-dot- com. (michelle)also new at 8:this mother's day, an oakland family is mourning the death of their mom.two days before christina marie davis was set to fly back home from florida, tragedy struck.she and four others were killed in a car crash.(jr)her husband and 7 children flew to jacksonville, florida but ended up stuck there with no way to get back home to california.it took help and partnering .... and tonight, they're back home, as they try to figure out how to pick up the pieces without their mother.kron 4's ali reid has the story. the griffin fam

in honor of julius turman, who died over the weekend. turman was found dead inside his san francisco home yesterday afternoon. he was 52 years old. police say there were no signs of foul play. turman had just resigned as president of the commission may 4. joe marshall, the longest serving member of the police commission, says turman was battling an illness. >> frankly, i'm still in shock. i mean, julius had talked about being ill, being sick. i didn't know what it was. which is one of the reasons he wanted to leave the commission, because of the rigor that involved in commission mark. >> turman joined the commission in 2012 and became the president in 2016. >>> police have arrested a 23 old women for allegedly trying to kidnap a baby in san francisco. this happened about 6:00 last night. police say a mother was pushing her two-month-old daughter when the suspect, 23-year-old diamond harris, tried to take the child. harris was arrested a short time later. the child is said to be okay. >>> a second parent is in custody after 10 children we

turman was just 52-years old. today... will be flown at half- staff from sunrise to sunset at city hall and san francisco police department buildings. ( darya ) a new crack opens up in hawaii... sending gas and lava into the air... and forcing more families out of their homes. nearly 2- thousand people are under a mandatory evacuation... and almost 400 are sleeping in shelters. we could see a major eruption at kilauea's summit. geologists say that eruption would hurl huge rocks and ash miles into the sky. over the weekend... president trump signed an emergency declaration for hawaii. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... you may soon have to pay more for your next ride to s-f-o, if you're using uber, lyft, or áany ride sharing service. ( darya ) plus... the search is on for a bank robber in san ramon. ( darya ) and after the break... chili's restaurant has been hit by a data breach. we'll explain how you can protect yourself if you've visited chili's recently. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then

to call roll. >> president turman: please do. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: commissioner turman, you have a quorum. also present with us today is the chief of police, william scott, and for the department of police accountability, miss sandra marian. >> president turman: okay. members of the public, welcome to the may 2nd, 2018 regular meeting of the san francisco police commission. this evening, we have a long closed session calendar, so -- which is likely going to be very

. >> president turman: okay. next line item. [agenda item read]. >> move not to disclose. >> second. >> president turman: all in favor? all right. nondisclosure, we are in -- that is a unanimous vote. thank you. >> clerk: item nine, adjournment, action item. >> well, i'm going to move that we adjourn in honor of commission president julius turman, who you are he going -- who's going to have julius turman day in san francisco, so i think we should have a par aid -- parade. a lot of good things was said tonight about julius, but one of the best was integrity, and he was able to make good decisions despite disparate political forces. he's totally a straight shooter. so god bless, and i'd like to so god bless, and i'd like to adjourn in honor of commission - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and s

turman was found dead yesterday afternoon. police say there were no signs of foul play. turman had just resigned as president of the police commission on may 4 less than two weeks ago. joe marshall, the longest serving member of the police commission, says turman was battling an illness. >> i'm still in shock. i mean, he talked about ill being sick. i didn't know what it was. but that's one of the reasons he wanted to leave the commission, because of the rigor that involved in commission work. >> turman joined the police commission in 2012 and became the president in 2016. >>> happening now, opening ceremonies are now underway as the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. led by first daughter event, trump and jared kushner. there have been violent protests in israel surrounding today's change. we are looking live at some of the ceremonies going on. the trump administration is making good on a promise to move the u.s. embassy in israel. doug luzader has more on this controversial decision. >> reporter: the distance that we are talking about here between the old embassy and the n

julius turman had just resigned as president of the police commission on may 4. less than two weeks ago. joe marshall, the longest serving member of the police commission, says turman was battling an illness. >> i'm still in shock. i mean, julius talked about being ill, being sick. i didn't know what it was. but that's one of the reasons he wanted to leave the commission, the rigor that involved in commission work. >> julius turman joined the police commission in 2012 and became the president of the commission in 2016. >>> hit and killed by amtrak trained last -- train last night. the identity of the victim has not been released details of the collision were not of -- immediately available. we will bring you more information as soon as that becomes available. >>> a 9-year-old boy suffered minor injuries after a bounce house blew away with him still inside. it happened saturday afternoon in san bernardino county. strong winds ripped that bounce house from its moorings. the boy found -- fell out as it rolled onto a highway and hit a car. the child was taken to the

family and friends have not revealed how turman died. the examiner reports police chief bill scott praised him saying he was a compassionate man who cared deeply about the department. turman was 52. >>> tess lar facing more questions after another crash involving one of its cars. police in utah are trying to figure out if the at toe pilot feature was on. no serious injuries in friday night's crash. you may remember in march an apple engineer died after his model x hit a freeway barrier in mountain view. that auto pilot was engaged. last week two teenagers died after a model s hit a wall in florida and burst into flames. investigators are looking at the ligt i don't know ion batteries from the tesla. the i-team's dan noyes has exclusive reports about the tesla crashes on abc7news.com. click on sections and then i-team. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's start in our inland east bay neighborhoods where we go from antioch at 51. concord at 55 degrees. you can see temperatures everywhere pretty

former san francisco police commissioner, julius turman, has died.(jrstone) the san francisco police department announced his death this afternoon. truman joined the police commission in 20-12, before becoming vice president in 20-14 and then president in 20-16. the former police commissioner just stepped down earlier this month. san francisco police chief, william scott, says turman worked to help increase trust and resect. saying he was focused on bringing forth the best practices, policies and procedures to the san francisco police department. it is unclear tonight how turman died. (michelle) in the east bay... this mother's day, an oakland family is mourning the death of their mom.two days before christina marie davis was set to fly back home from florida, tragedy struck. she and four others were killed in a car crash.(jr)her husband and 7 children flew to jacksonville, florida but ended up stuck there with no way to get back home to california.it took help and partnering .... and tonight, they're back home, as they try to figure out how to pick

turman was just 52-years old. today...flags will be flown at half- staff from sunrise to sunset at city hall and san francisco police department . (robin) in the north bay... a man accused of shooting a deputy has been arrested. ryan pritel is now facing attempted murder charges. the shooting happened at the ájolly washer gas stationá off of highway 12 in sonoma. the car wash manager called deputies because one of his employees was acting strangely. when deputies got there... they say pritel pulled out a gun and shot at him. the deputy shot back... but did not hit pritel. deputies say pritel's gun jammed... and that's when they were able to take him into custody. the deputy who was shot is expected to (robin) in the east bay... an oakland family is mourning the death of their mom.two days before christina marie davis was set to fly back home from florida, tragedy struck.she and four others were killed in a car crash. her husband and 7 children flew to jacksonville, florida but ended up stuck there with no way to get back h

to call roll. >> president turman: please do. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: commissioner turman, you have a quorum. also present with us today is the chief of police, william scott, and for the department of police accountability, miss sandra mari

those who knew turman said it was a dream that he fulfilled. ( darya ) turman passed away in his home last sunday at 52-years old. ( darya ) today is the last day to register to vote in the june 5 statewide primary election. you can register to vote at the post office, d-m-v, library or online. voter information is available in 10 languages. we have a link to the online voter registration on our website kron4.com ( james ) steph curry found his rhythm in game three of the western conference finals and the warriors routed the houston rockets.( darya ) the warriors jumped out to a lead in the 1st quarter and never looked back. kevin durant had another big game scoring 25 points... but it was all about steph curry who finished with 35 points. the warriors defense was also on display as they held jame

to call roll. >> president turman: please

so just want to honor both of them today and in particular former commissioner julius turman. want to say a special thank you to my colleagues, supervisor malia cohen for sitting in with us today. she has did edicated a certain amount of time and energy in her career to delve into these policy matters. it's not often i've been chair of this committee 1.5 years, and we've never had a hearing this long. i really appreciate all the applicants that came out today. i want to state, from my opinion what i believe is the guiding principles of what will inform our decision today, and i've mentioned some of them today already, but i think that from the board of supervisors point of view, from what i have heard from colleagues, what i've heard from the questioning today, and what i've heard from other members of the community and those that have come up to us, the position and many of you asked, what are we looking for in a commissioner? and i did not want to bias the conversations that we had. i wanted to ask questions about your background and experience, but also wanted you to come,

julius turman helped craft new roles for body cameras and use of force.so worked on reforms that the u.s. justice department had recommended. motorcycle officers escorted a van with his body. friends said that he died peacefully at his home. no word yes -- yet on the cause. he cared deeply about san francisco police department in san francisco. our thoughts are with his family and many friends. >>> in just a few hours the red states will open a new embassy in jerusalem. the move is already prompting celebrations and protest in the middle east. >> reporter: israelis sang and danced in the streets to recognize jerusalem day. the celebration comes as final preparations are made for the opening of the you -- new u.s. embassy. j kushner and his wife are part of the u.s. delegation that will attend monday's ceremony. in december the president broke with decades of u.s. policy and decided to move the american interest -- embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. israel praised the move. >> president trump is making history. we are deeply grateful. >> reporter: israeli

. >>> colleagues of julius turman shaken by tragic news. you will hear from those who were close to the former president of the san francisco police commission. >>> we do have traffic on the eastshore freeway. as you head toward oakland. >>> if you love a big fog bank, this is your week. no doubt about it. temperatures will be cool for all. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is monday morning. it may 14th . i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check in with steve. definitely cooler. >> for us, amazingly so. you could feel it yesterday. >> that's for sure. >> we had some moments of sun. >> we talked about santa rosa, they talked -- topped 25 degrees. i don't think it cleared too much up there. it was a cool sunday. no doubt about that. we have a pretty good fog bank already out there. temperatures this week will be below average until

it was in honor of julius turman, who helped craft new rules for body cameras and worked on reforms the u.s. justice department recommended. the former commissioner just step down earlier this month. last night, a van with his body was escorted and a friend said he died peacefully at home. no word on the cause. he was 52. the police chief, bill scott, said that he was a fierce leader who cared deeply about the sfpd and san franciscans. >>> three minutes before 5:00. the latest questions over a clean up at hunters point and concerns about radioactive materials. >>> gas prices on the rise. i tell you how much you will pay this year. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! >>> live from the cbs bay

. >>> a public memorial was held for former san francisco police commissioner president juliu s turman. he's being remembered as a guiding force in changing the city's use of force policy. the memorial service was this afternoon in the san francisco city hall rotunda. the police chief bill scott tweeted his gratitude saying we're grateful for his hard work to improve your police department and make san francisco a better place. >>> and officials in hawaii are reporting the first injury from the kilauea volcano. a man shattered his leg when his hit with lava spatter. jeff paul is on the big island. >> reporter: an up tick in activity from the kilauea volcano. now lava flows have grown stronger and faster. authorities confirm the first serious injury, a man hit by splattering molten rock. >> some of the larger ones will vibrate the windows and trees. >> reporter: you can see the lava spewing and sputtering out of the ground. it's also oozed over a major highway, seeping into the ocean. at the same time it's destroyed new houses and isolated others, forcing national guard crews to fly in

in onnor of turman. friends found his body inside his home yesterday. fourth. he joined the commission in 2012 and became president in 2016. >>> california became a sanctuary state meaning local authorities don't work with federal agencies on local enforcement. san francisco became a sanctuary city. and the woman wants to amend it. >>> after a cool day across the entire region, clouds rolling back in tonight. take a look at how long those clouds are sticking around. >>> get out your phone, what do you think about legal sports gambling in california? >> a supreme court ruling today opened the door for that. >>> this is a live look at santa cruz. this weekend, oh, it was far from it. two violent incidents happened at the santa cruz boardwalk. david louie has how this is impacting visits in terms of safety and the tourist business. >> reporter: a shot was fired from inside a two door compact parked inside this lot. a man was hit in the upper torso. dying later after taken to the hospital. calvo charged with involuntary manslaughter. what led to the shooting isn't

start today to take a brief moment of silence in respect of our former police commissioner julius turman a great champion of public safety and a true friend to the city. so if you would please first join me in a moment of silence. >> [moment of silence] >> thank you. our thoughts and condolences are with his friends and family during this time. he's absolutely missed here in the city of san francisco. so i want to first do a round of thank yous. there's a number of individuals and organizations who helped lead us to where we are today. first of all i want to thank our police chief bill scott. i want to thank our police commission, we have police commission president tip pi here. thank you. members of the board of supervisor, jeff seehey and katheri katherine stefani here today. our city departments, our controllers office for tirelessly working to find the right amount of staffing that we need right here in our police department. you know, since taking public office i repeatedly stressed that i believe we have some of the best men and women in our police department here inside of san fra

in onnor of turman. friends found his body inside his home yesterday. fourth. he joined the commission in 2012 and became president in 2016. >>> california became a sanctuary state meaning local authorities don't work with federal agencies on local enforcement. san francisco became a sanctuary city. and the woman wants to amend it. >>> after a cool day across the entire region, clouds rolling back in tonight. take a look at how long those clouds are sticking around. >>> get out your phone, what do you think about legal sports gambling in california? >> a supreme court ruling today opened the door for that. it's "watch what you want on the fastest internet" streaming. it's "live sports so you never miss a goal" streaming. it's "dvr shows because you'll never know when you'll need it" streaming. it's streaming from xfinity that makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today. >>> this is a live look a

apply to the police commission by former president of the san francisco police commission, julius turman. he emphasized to me that it was not only important to implement the remaining d.o.j. r recommendation but we also evaluate their effectiveness. as a commissioner i would like to enact the policies, requiring annual reports regarding the d.o.j. recommendations so we know the process that we have seen -- progress that we have seen with some of these recommendations and also i would like to see the reports published so that we know where challenges lie as to why certain recommendations are not getting implemented. secondly, i would like to do a better job collecting data and analyzing data and partnering with local academic partners. such as stanford, for example, to address issues like bias. san francisco is the technology capital of the country if not the world and i would like to see us work more effectively with the tech companies to collect data and make it more accessible to the public. in addition i would like to see that we are under general order on a regular basis and they are

turman found dead at his home two weeks ago. two weeks earlier he stepped down to devote more time to his own legal practice. he is being remembered as a guiding force in changing the city's use of force policy. the memorial service will begin at 3:30 this afternoon in the city hall row tun -- row tundra. >>> we are getting new video of the kilauea volcano in hawaii. scientists are warning people more evacuations may be ordered shortly. nearly 2,000 people have evacuated. dozens of homes have burned. on friday another fissure exploded causing lava to block a road leaving four people trapped. hawaii national guard had to fly in terrene cues them. had to fly in to rescue them. >> this activity is far from being over. we ask people to continue preparing. we're not sure how far this is going to go. as far as what are the impacts, what other roadways might be taken out. >> there are also concerns about air quality on the big island. scientists say there are high levels of gas being emitted from those fissures that open. along with ve

supervisor cohen, but on the board of supervisors for the late former president of the commission, julius turman>> clerk: that conclude our business for today. >> president breed: we are adjourned, thank you, colleagues. - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making san francisco what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city an

memorial was held today at san francisco city hall for the former police commission president julius turmanis home two weeks ago. he was considered a major voice in changing police policy. police policy. >>> back now to our coverage of the deadly school shooting in santa fe, texas. it's once again sparking a debate about gun control. here's a renewed push for school safety and the response from critics. >> reporter: the incomes president of the national rifle association oliver north say there's a disease in young people, particularly young males, where they're quote steeped in a culture of violence, and that's part of problem he says. but the immediate way to prevent the school shootings according to north is maketh it more difficult to get -- make it more difficult to get a gun into a school like airports do, with metal detectors. >> you have to fix it in a way that hardens the place sufficiently that those kids are safe inside the door. if that means five metal detectors, that's what you get. >> reporter: others say america needs more laws restricting guns and giving the government contr

.>>> the flags are supposed to be at half staff in honor of julia truman who died -- julius turman who died over the weekend. police say there were no signs of foul play and he resigned as president of the police commission on may 4. joe marshall was battling an illness. >> i am still in sauk -- still in shock. he talked about being able but i did not know what it was and that is one of the reasons, with the rigor that is involving commission work. >> he joined the police commission in 2012 and became the president in 2016.>>> police may help with the bart station in hopes to reduce the amounts of drug injections happening. take a look at this video taken by a commuter. this has gone viral and has also come to the attention of city leaders. people are using drugs in the underground walkway of the station as people are walking by. the chronicle says they have asked the police department to come up with options for dealing with the situation. one he calls unacceptable. >>> the supreme court ruled this morning that federal bands are unconstitutional. the court had a law that banned most s

supervisor cohen, but on the board of supervisors for the late former president of the commission, julius turman> clerk: that conclude our business for today. >> president breed: we are adjourned, thank you, colleagues. >> president chow: we will please come to order. the secretary will call the roll. >> [roll call] >> the second item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes of the meeting of may 1st, 2018. >> president chow: the minutes are before you for approval. a motion is in order. there's a second. are there corrections to the minutes? seeing no comments al those in favor of the minutes please say aye. all those opposed. the minutes have been approved. thank you. >> the director's report. >> president chow: director garcia, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i wanted to have our compliance director talk to all of you today regarding the recent breach that we had from a third party. i thought we have to send out letters that was delayed by the department of justice. they were investigating the third party. i just thought it would be good for you to hear directly from our complia

san francisco city hall following the unexpected death of former police commission president julius turmanhe just resigned from his post earlier this month. he didn't reveal a reason for stepping down from the commission. he spent seven years on the civilian oversight panel. family and friends have not revealed how he died. the examiner reports that police chief bill scott said, quote, he is a compassionate man who cared deeply about the department. he was 52 years old. >>> tesla faces more questions after another crash involving one of its cars. police in south georgian utah are trying to figure out if the auto pilot feature was on. there were no serious injuries in this crash. in march an apple engineer zied after his model x hit a freeway barrier in mountain view. the auto pilot was engaged. last week two teenagers died after a model s hit a wall in florida and burst sint flames. investigators are looking at the lithium ion batteries from that tesla. the i-team's dan noyes has exclusive reports about the tesla crashes on abc7news.com. click on sections, then i-team. >> a live desk updat

julius turman died and was only 52 years old. the cause of death is not known at this time.ic and weather in just a minute. governor. >>> the time is 8:27 and there's a motorcycle accident on i 280 keeping your ride very slow with one lane blocked. the backup is stretching well beyond saratoga and here's a live look down the i 280 ride. heavy traffic and a 30 minute commute with a crash along i-85 in the yellow, 41 minutes from the 101 in san jose to mountain view with speeds dipping below and the nimitz freeway, very heavy with that to be expected for this morning commute. 36 minutes toward the east shore freeway and 32 minutes from hercules to the bay bridge toll plaza. things are looking much better and nice and light with a 20 minute ride in the green into san francisco. >>> looking at the skies, it's gray all over the bay area. the inland areas will see sunshine later and here is a look at the bay bridge with gloomy conditions and it's hard to kick off are monday, but we will get there. 53 in concord and the wind speeds, for the west wind, we are seeing the marine layer