have a niesha, only 72 -- venetia, only 72. sonoma scratching and clawing your way to 70.f you want to warm up, you have to go north. still pretty cloudy, even inland in the morning. thursday, friday, here we go. now we're getting warmer, and this time next week, we're looking at sunshine with highs in the 90s, and mid-70s near the bay. >> thank you, paul. >>> all right. you have to see this video. a landslide in china nearly buried four men alive, and it was all caught on video. they were there in this car, driving along a mountain road when this happens. what is even more amazing, when it finally stopped, all the men managed to get out of the cash. torrential rains in northwest china are causing wide spread flooding and crop damage. flooding in china this year has killed at least 337 people, and more than 200 people are missing. >>> people in certain u.s. states need their fast-food fix more than others. next, where people spend the most money on those burgers and fries, and where health- conscious california falls on the list. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, price of a gallon of gas

north of there looking at the carquinez and venetia bridges. those move smoothly from the north bay. in the north bay we have a big rig crash going on blocking lanes at 29 and 37. that's sonoma highway and highway 37. if you're heading overthrow vallejo through novato, that will be traffic control there. sounds like it will be clearing about 5:30 or 6:00. we'll watch for that. no major slowing because it's relatively light traffic right now. we'll continue to track that. coming out of the tri-valley we have a little slowing, 205 and 580 off the altamont pass. there's your average speed, about 60 miles per hour, drive time about 20 minutes. there's a screen shot from our caltrans camera. light traffic in both directions on 580. back to you guys. >> pretty fancy. >> mike getting it done here on a tuesday. the treats keep coming here. 4:57. the new efforts this morning to alleviate traffic throughout the east bay. >>> plus, a shucking arrest of a man who has entertained crowds in san francisco for decades. the familiar face now serving time for th

much stronger delta breeze, fairfield has gone up and also around port chicago row tie hoe -- and venetia, it is not the case -- it was not the case yesterday but they are relatively cooler in the desert and also in san diego there is cloud cover and tropical moisture is moverring into the area and it is ramping up by a system coming in. higher fog bank, a little cooler inland and down by 85 and 10 degrees such as livermore and very lower 80s, kind it right there and the inland temperatures. >>> right now the ntsb is talking with claudine wong, let's listen in for a second. >> we are also looking inside the cockpit to see what we can learn from switch positions and we are conducting interviews and we have interviewed the flight crew and we are working on cabin crew and survivors as well as emergency sponsors. we are collecting documentation and we are working with other agencies. >> reporter: did you have a -- i know you wanted a timeframe but did you find out how long these investigations usually take? >> yen issly we are on scene -- generally we are on scene for two weeks depending on t

and i don't think the suez will be closed but it underscores the real probl today which is this a venetiafter former gas to said there are no good guys. charles: and we seem extreme violence in iraq also. why is domestic oil starting to move higher so rapidly? >> because we are tethered to the world. anybody who analyzes the oil market will say look at saudi arabia with the 10 million barrels per day of oil, 40 percent of the population is portia and arrester suny. 30 percent of the eastern zone where they produce the oil is portia, i recommend azerbaijani and iran has a big shia population and the struggles that we see in egypt going on also in syria with president morsi said esestrange leave lycia was a greater threat to the mideast dan jews when an arab leader says something as inflammatory as that it tells you how bad the split is. charles: you talk about the idea not kwing who to root for with no good guys it is frustrating the maybe because of our economic miracle here we do not lead to get up caught in the fight for crude oil. thank you. you should not count apple out yet because n

as soon as you get away from the east bay shoreline notice here orinda moraga included areas of venetia. we slide west a little bit, fremont you're in the clear but just east of the area we've got that warning in place for the hills as well as the inland valleys for the east bay. as we shift out just a little bit, it's for areas of milpitas south of gilroy. for the peninsula we are clear. as we get into sunny vale, that's where the breaking part is. so we've got a huge contrast as frank mentioned a moment ago, and because of that we saw a decent on shore breeze, really begin to pick up into the afternoon. and that brought temperatures down in some areas. so we'll take a break at your current conditions, what we can expect for wednesday and just how long this atis going to last. >>> the heat is being blamed for power out ages in the bay. at the height of the outage, 9,500 customers were without power in san jose, milpitas and campbell. the outages came as as authorities say that people got home and turned on their acs. >>> a baby left in the car. what his father says he was doing while h

as soon as you get away from the east bay shoreline ti here orinda moraga included areas of venetia. we slide west a little bit, fremont you're in the clear but just east of the area we've got that warning in place for the hills as well as the inland valleys for the east bay. as we shift out just a little bit, it's for areas of milpitas south of gilroy. for the peninsula we are clear. as we get into sunny vale, that's where the breaking part is. so we've got a huge contrast as frank mentioned a moment ago, and because of that we saw a decent on shore breeze, really begin to pick up into the afternoon. and that brought temperatures down in some areas. so we'll take a break at your current conditions, what we can expect for wednesday and just how long this heat is going to last. >>> the heat is being blamed for power out ages in the bay. at the height of the outage, 9,500 customers were without power in san jose, milpitas and campbell. the outages came as as authorities say that people got home and turned on their acs. >>> a baby left in the car. what his father says he was doing while