also on the opposite side as well, this is backed up all the way to whipple road. if you can, hop off. take some surface streets on both northbound and southbound side. you can see they're both starting to clog up. it could be because they have some cops out there getting ready to clear out some of those roads. i'll have another update on exactly what you're expecting on your bridges in a bit. back to you. >> thank you, vianey. >> 6:00 right now, saying good-bye and suing b.a.r.t. that's what nia wilson's family plans to do today. she's the young woman violently stabbed to death on b.a.r.t. today in the bay's bob redell live at pleasant hill station where police arrested the man who they say did it. now bob, the fact he got on another train is at the center of all this. >> correct. good morning to you, laura. the law firm representing nia wilson's family alleges that the suspect, john cowell, was a fare jumping transient. in other words, they believe on the day of the murder, he entered b.a.r.t. without paying. that b.a.r.t. should have recognized this and stopped

. >> adrian elrod, rena shaw, msnbc contributor, chris whipple, author of the book, "the gatekeepers.et me start wit. we heard from jay sekulow, addressing one component of this, the contradictory nature of this tweet when you scaquaret from many months ago now. there is that, but also this issue here that the president's son willingly took a meeting in which dirt was going to be offered by representatives of a foreign country. >> yeah. look, you know, david, i think what's going on here is you're seeing a major scramble right now between -- among among trum attorneys, especially jay sekulow, going on george stephanopoulos and trying to justify trump's tweet this morning and trying to make excuses for these contradictory statements. it's important to know trump's tweet this morning admitted at least attempted collusion when he says yeah, we did do this meeting, we have this meeting at trump tower, we met with kremlin-linked agents but at the same time we did it to try to get opposition research on our opponent so lots of contradictory statements deeply rooted in the fact that i think

we have some onlooker delay on the side. 880 before whipple road, the crash has cleared. a little backup leftover northbound and southbound. >>> senator dianne feinstein's former driver was fired after being accused of helping chin e spies. >> this week a source confirmed what happened with "the chronicle." the report cites a magazine story about silicon valley espionage. it says feinstein's driver in california passed on political intelligence to officials based at the chi news consulate. the chronicle reports the fbi alerted the senator about the investigation five years ago and investigators found the driver did not reveal classified information. >>> an international crime ring busted after stealing millions of credit cards. what you need to know to keep your identity safe. >> the unexpected way local vineyards are helping crews fight wildfires. >> we leave you with abc 7 news >> we leave you with abc 7 news now and a look from o crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. panera. food as it should be. panera

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one of the vehicles spun out and hit another car on the northbound side of 880 before whipple road.ency crews heading to the scene. we possibly have a little onlooker delay on the southbound side as well. a tough spot to have anything blocking even northbound. disabled vehicle before dela cruz boulevard. that was hit by another vehicle. two middle lanes are blocked there. that's on the counter commute side, but emergency crews just arriving. i will update you on those shortly. bay bridge toll plaza stacked up here into the maze and those metering lights on early today, 5:26 the official time for that. once you make it past treasure island, it is pretty dense with the fog and mist. be prepared for that. next traffic update before 6:00. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00 a bay area man who says he was kicked out of a sausalito store because of his race is now demanding the city take action to protect others. >> but first mcdonald's responding after a pregnant woman took a sip from her coffee, it had cleaning solution in it. now what the woman is saying. now what the woman is saying. >>> an

however, now we have another issue on southbound 880 before whipple road.he number two lane is blocked because of a stalled vehicle. you can see that's causing heavy delays backed up through hayward and the 92 interchange. head out now. we'll look at the drive times because i have noticed slowing. southbound 880 to highway 84, 32 minutes. >> i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, vianey. >> happening today, a plan to spend millions to make b.a.r.t. safer for you and other passengers could take a step forward. this after three people were killed in a five-day period. >> bob redell is live at the warm springs b.a.r.t. station with a look at changes and the backlash some might be surprised about. >> good morning to you. yeah, b.a.r.t. is looking at whether or not to increase the number of days that its police officers work. from five to six days a week. the idea being that they would get a greater presence out on the transit system and hopefully improve safety and security. but a published report indicates that the officers themselves are worried about being

the chase started just after midnight on highway 101 just south of whipple avenue. an officer tried to pull over a man on a motorcycle but he took off reaching speeds on 120 miles per hour. the chase ended at the intersection of jerrold avenue and bayshore boulevard in san francisco...where the man was arrested. it is not clear why he took off in the first place. ( james ) a developing story... police now have two persons of interest in the case of a headless torso found in a fish tank in a san francisco home. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. police haven't officially identified the victim yet... but neighbors think it may be brian egg. he lived in the home... and hasn't been seen for months. those same neighbors called police after seeing two strangers in the home who claimed egg was vacationing in europe. now police have named 39-year-old lance silva... and 52-year-old robert mccaffrey as persons of interest. both were arrested on homicide... theft... and elder abuse charges. mccaffery was later released... but silva is stil

counteract it in a moment we'll discuss what's germany can and should do about it but first this whipple . today's figures from the german statistics bureau show that in june this year germany exported goods worth more than one hundred fifteen billion euros and imported around ninety four billion euros worth that's the highest monthly import value since foreign trade statistics were first published in one nine hundred fifty but the i.m.f. has been saying germany hasn't done enough to correct the imbalance its chief economist says this is nothing to be proud of in contrast to the common assumption a large trade surplus is not necessarily a sign of strength it can rather be seen as evidence of weak domestic investment. wants to see berlin invest more at home in digitalisation and infrastructure than germans might consume more and perhaps even spend a bit more on imported goods. let's discuss germany's trade. these from the hans voeckler foundation time of germany's conversation consideration of trade unions. the i.m.f. says germans germany's hesitancy to reduce its trade plus is contributi

catholic president of the united states on the arm of a woman and a full leg black veil and white whipple. not working for him. it is a vision indeed that will not happen. so sarge worked for him and was immediately smitten because she was very bright the only one of the kennedy sisters to have more than a catholic education to be a substantive singer as well as sarge. so they dated seven years. and father called her down to say tee2 you have a vocation but it's not at the convent that is to bury sergeant shriver and have his children. he has told that story hundred times but he would never say it on the record so the year before the father died after three priest told me the story they will tell you the story what really happened i called them and asked the question well you know i leave they are all dead. [laughter] so i can't get anybody to tell the truth. didn't that feels creepy? he said i would have except i knew what a wonderful man he was and how passionate she was and i just thought it would work and it did. it worked beautifully. she was tough on him and his friends when i inter

we are tracking a new accident along southbound 880 approaching whipple.oward the dunbarton bridge. san mateo bridge stuck in the yellow, westbound 18 minutes over to 101. san mateo looking okay here, although we are dealing with delays, an earlier accident at southbound 101 near marsh just cleared. so traffic should start to pick up. neda? >>> good morning. you can see coit tower now, definitely waking up to cloudy skies across the bay area this morning. temperatures are in the upper 50s and low 60s, pretty normal for the molly along the coast and around the bay today. oakland airport down to 5 miles visibility. we have about an hour delay at sfo so check your flight. it will be cooler and cloudier today thanks to two lows you see there helping push that ridge of high pressure to the east. we're warm again by friday and the weekend, today only in the 60s around the beaches and the bay. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." right now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. britain's "independent" reports the fbi is

seeing some big delays due to a few earlier problems are now a new one along southbound direction near whipple. 30 minute ride towards dakota road. it is getting pretty crowded in that westbound direction. heading over to foster city do expect minor slowdowns as you are approaching 101. >>> new york city is the first major city to put a cap on ridesharing vehicles like uber and lyft. the city wants to study the industry on its effect on traffic congestion. right hailing company say the movie -- the movable heart service. >>> amazon is looking for people who want to work from home. the online retail giant is looking to fill more than 200 virtual jobs that allow employees to work from home. the jobs are in a variety of fields including employee relations, cloud computing software development and senior regional logistics leader. >>> in your health watch, ketogenic diets can increase your risk of getting type two diabetes. the popular high-fat, low-carb diets are known to help weight loss. in a new swiss study, scientists say it may lead to it an increased risk of insolence resistance especially

>> what in the name of mister whipple is going on? this is outrageous. apparently they have serial poopers in the neighborhood. instead of tiptoeing, someone is squatting in the tulips and this is a big problem. they are talking homeless people and drug addicts roaming around the neighborhood is doing horrible things and people are very disturbed about this. the city can't do anything about it. what is ironic, right now the city of seattle is debating a program that would provide a safe space for people to shoot up with their drugs. this is similar to what is happening in san francisco where they are spending tens of millions of dollars to clean up human waste off of the sidewalk. they are not doing anything about it in san francisco either. they are more worried about dirty straws on the sidewalks as opposed to dirty needles and other things. shannon: there's an anonymous facebook posting, a brother and his wife have been homeless for years in seattle. the gut wrenching story is true, continuing to allow homelessness destroying our city and the lives of

the chase started just after midnight on highway 101 just south of whipple avenue.ull over a man on a motorcycle but he took off reaching speeds on 120 miles per hour. the chase ended at the intersection of jerrold avenue and bayshore boulevard in san francisco...where the man was arrested. it is not clear why he took off in the first place. ( darya ) also new this morning... three people are without a home this morning after a fire in antioch. the fire broke out around 1 this morning on the 28-hundred block of gentrytown drive. that's just south of highway 4. everyone was able to get out of the home safely. ( james ) in the east bay... a man is under arrest after firing a gun in his home in san leandro... the bullet went through the floor and into his neighbor's home. police say minh huynh was handling a gun in his 2nd story apartment on dutton avenue... when it went off and the bullet went through the floor. fortunately the neighbor was not hurt. huynh told police the gun went off by accident but while investigating police found stolen guns in his home and he was

news presidential historian michael beshlos, jonathan alther, and author of the gatekeeper, chris whipple. both jonathan and chris are msnbc analysts and contributors. michael, let's start with you. john mccain's the third person to lie in state in arizona. obviously, a very big honor. he is going to go through the whole processional through the capitol and in washington he is going to be treated like he was a president. he wanted to be president. he never got that tight. just put this into performance for us. how big of a deal is it to give all of this pomp and circumstance to somebody like senator john mccain? >> well, it shows his place in american society and i think in american life for years to come because this is a figure whose legacy will live on. this whole thing about having ceremonies that last virtually a week after the person passes, that's a pretty recent development in modern times. it goes back to ronald reagan, who died in june of 2004, and there were various ceremonies that took him to washington, then back to california, lasted a week. the benefit of it, from my point

also on the opposite side as well, this is backed up all the way to whipple road. if you can, hop off. take some surface streets on both northbound and southbound side. you can see they're both starting to clog up. it could be because they have some cops out there getting ready to clear out some of those roads. i'll have another update on exactly what you're expecting on your bridges in a bit. back to you. >> thank you, vi

. >> let's talk about that, because i had chris whipple on my show at 2:00 p.m. today, the author of the gate keepers, interviews with all the modern chiefs of staff. he made that point. while we're talking about the on omarosa saga, what happened in that donald trump/vladimir putin meeting. is there a recording of it? do the russians have a recording of it? >> and how can we take the president's word? how can anyone who works for this president take him at his word when dan coats still doesn't know what happens. even if he gave him a few little nuggets of what happened, how can we trust him, how can his staff take action based on his words because we know he tends to, i'll put it generously, sometimes exaggerate things or make things up that weren't quite there or he flat-out lies. >> but that's my point about this whole omarosa story. it's not what she is saying, because again, as gabe pointed out, these allegations of donald trump being a misogynist, a racist, et cetera, have been out there. it's not like she's breaking new ground on this. the rumors of the n-

you can see those delays past whipple road at this point, and the crash that's working to recover was at decotto road, and there was a car fire there. crews are there, but they're still cleaning up the mess which is causing some of the delays along 880. also seeing a hazard on winton avenue. minor slowing, and in the south bay, a couple issues. one along highway 17 at hamilton and a uppal issues as well as we get down to 101. as far as the bay bridge, the metering lights are on and the slowing using the bridge drive times. westbound 880 to the bay bridge, 14 minutes. back to you. >> thanks. >>> 5:51 for you right now. and the reason some scientists want to get rid of expiration dates. >> i'll be listening for that. first, tribune media is terminating its proposed merger with sinclair broadcasting. the nearly $4 billion deal would have combined two of the country's largest broadcasters into a giant with more than 200 stations. you might remember that sinclair made headlines after video came out of its news anchors across the country reading the same script over and over and over again.

but still blocking a lane southbound 101 -- excuse me, south 880 approaching whipple.a car still blocking a lane. speeds dip below 20 miles per hour as you make your way through hayward this morning. let's check in with emily now on the forecast. >>> your high temperatures today are not high. just barely in the 80s in some parts of the bay area. 60s and 80s in the area. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know this morning. >>> president trump will award a posthumous award of honor. footage shows chapman and a special operations team charging into enemy fire in afghanistan. chapman's teammates thought he had been killed and they retreated without him. but he fought militants alone for an hour until he was killed. >>> tests for hpv infections could replace pap smears for women over 30, according to screening guidelines. they say women can choose between getting an hpv dna test every five years, a pap test every three years or both tests every five years. hpv causes most cases of cervical cancer. the guidelines say women from 28 to

whipple road, expect delays up to hayward, and a chick check of the bridge times. 13 minutes, westboundge, 22 minutes, and westbound 84, about 15 minutes. a quick check of your east bay drive times, still seeing slowing on southbound 880 from 238, 21 minutes. >> thanks. >>> and we'll have another local news update for you coming up in 30 minutes. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> we're back. 7:30. craig joins the table. i don't know how you feel in you're in cleveland, but if you're in l.a., you're loving that sight. lebron james in a laker's uniform. >> i think i heard cleveland's heart breaking just now. wow. >> eve an few years ago when he left the first time, they burned the jerseys in the streets. >> i think they're more accepting now. >> they got a national champ

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i would still say to hop on whipple road after industrial.bay bridge toll plaza. >>> thank you very much. we'll have more local news for you in a half hour. >>> good morning, 7:30 now on a friday morning, august 3rd, 2018. check that out. dark skies looming over new york. we've been talking about this all morning. storms expected up and down the east coast. if you're traveling, you're going to want to tune in. al's got his forecast coming up straight ahead. somebody's traveling and someone's going to be listening to al. >> we'll all be watching it closely. we begin this half hour and the check of "today's" headlines, new england under flash flood watches this morning and the most urgent situation at this hour near lynchburg, virginia. overnight, heavy rain raised water levels behind the dam on college lake and triggered fears the dam could fail. evacuations were ordered, water started overflowing onto roadways. the national weather service warned that a complete failure of the dam could put lynchburg underwater in a matter of minutes. >>> pre