The advisory is in effect until 8 am. Some drizzle and fog and also tracking the rain across the north day this morning. So your weather headlines, drizzle and fog this morning with increasing rain as we head to this afternoon and this evening. We have a few shower chances for your saturday. Daytime highs for today right around where we should be for this time of year. 58 in San Francisco, 59 oakland, and 61 for san jose. We are tracking a new accident this morning. This is between berkeley and emeryville on west 80. The right thing is blocked so speeds are slowing down in that area were seeing then dip to 10 Miles Per Hour. Keep that in mind if you are heading to the bay bridge. Taking a look at the fog advisory as well, highway 4 and highway 160 reduced visibility and chp is reporting 100 feet of visibility so keep that in mind as well. Take it slow especially across the bridges. 101 at the waldo tunnel also has reduced visibility and we will take a look at san mateo bridge and dunba
And, this is the milder locations. As you go through the afternoon, but that seasonal temperatures in the middle 50s the coast of the bay. 55 per afternoon. 56 in oakland. 58 in san jose and 55 for concord as well as for livermore. We will timeout when you can see the remaining futurecast. Hearing lights are on at the bay bridge. An Early Morning accident not cleared out of those lanes. But it is an early backup. Also 880 getting rid of the travel spot on the southbound side and blocking those lanes. This is near the coliseum. With no delays as you work your way into oakland. This portion of southbound part of the 880s. Into hayward. You see those brake lights not too far from the san mateo bridge. That is blocked as well. Emergency crews are entering in this accident. Drivetime south 880 down towards 238. That is a 14 minute drive time. Still not too bad despite that crash. We do have an accident south 68 over on the road. And jackie live in san jose at the intersection of 11th and re
Behind new york. And transportation Officials Say the city is seeing more cars than ever due to uber and lyft. So chances of conflict are much higher between bicyclists, pedestrians, and cars, all competing on these narrow streets. Keep in mind, most of the daytime population is concentrated in the downtown area. Thats also where many of the fatalities occur. In 2014, the city launched vision zero to reduce fatalities. Since then, city workers added more protective bike lanes. Constructed street calms measures and updated Traffic Signals to give pedestrians more time and a head start in the crosswalk. But critics say without drastic measures they wont be able to cut pedestrian fatalities down to zero any time soon. Walk sf is a nonprofit that advocates for pedestrian safety. What more can the city do . We need drivers to Pay Attention to the rules of the road and follow them and we need the sfpds help in enforcing those rules. We also need to change speed limits in San Francisco, 20 is
Now a lot of bart stations versus food vendors right in front of the pay gates. Bart says people are supposed to eat their food, once theyre finished, then they can go through. Whether people follow that or not, you be the judge. We did ask bart how many tickets theyve given to people for eating or drinking beyond the gates, but they havent responded with the numbers yet. Im da lin, kpix 5. We want to know what you think. Do you think that bart officers went too far here . Weigh in on facebook, twitter, and instagram pages. One year ago today, the deadliest wildfire in california history nearly wiped the Small Community of paradise off the map. The camp fire left 85 people dead. A year later theres still a long road ahead. This is an aerial view of paradise today. Flames raced through neighborhoods leaving behind barren plots of land. Only 14 out of 14,000 destroyed homes have been rebuilt. Wilson walker shows us how the people of paradise marked this day. Reporter the town of paradise
Just a few minutes ago pg e narrowed the scope as they continue to monitor wind conditions for wednesday. Tonight about 35,000 bay area customers stand to lose power in the next day or so in sonoma, napa, and san mateo counties, but theres potential the fire danger could be higher this weekend, so what does it all mean . We have Team Coverage for you tonight starting with kpix 5s andrea nakano. Reporter yes, right now pg e is calling this a potential Public Safety power shut off. As of tonight the Utility Company says it will decide in the morning whether or not communities will go dark once again. Pg e says it has narrowed the scope of the potential power outage, but its still estimated to impact almost 200,000 customers from central to northern california. For the last 2 days pg e has reached out to customers by phone, email, or text to warn them. The California Governor Gavin Newsom admits the utility has improved in that area, but not in much else. If they start shutting off power,