And we are tracking an accident south of here but its not causing slowdowns. Right now we are tracking a travel time of 21 minutes between 238 and 237. The crash southbound 880 right near a street and as you can see speeds are in the green in both directions. Chp remains on the scene. Lets take it to 580. Headlights moving westbound and this is approaching 680. We have a 26minute ride not too bad for the start your friday morning commute. And well take it over to the bay bridge toll plaza where we are starting to see a backup especially in the cash lanes. Speeds remain in the green across the upper deck, 10 minutes from the maze to 101. Thats a check of your traffic. Back to you guys. New this morning, fire crews are keeping an eye on hot spots after a home in redwood city shot up in flames. Kpix 5s jackie ward is live at the scene with the latest. Reporter you just have to take a look behind me to see how charred up this house got here in redwood city. Some police and fire crews remai
Residents are uniting to help the victims of hurricane maria. This morning an organization looking to help the people of puerto rico is holding a donation drive in oakland. Kron 4s Camila Bernal is live at the jamtown Basketball Center with more on how they plan to help. camila good morning marty, as we have reported, the people of puerto rico are suffering. Many lost their houses. They dont have water, food. Thats why a group of bay area Puerto Ricans formed a coalition called sf for pr. They plan to do as much as possible to send money and donations to the island. Many of these bay area residents have family members in puerto rico who have been directly affected by hurricane maria. Sf for pr is asking people to donate things such as bottled water, canned food, firstaid kits, blankets and more. Theyll be at jamtown from 11am until 4pmtheyre asking people to help as much as they can by bringing these donations. Reporting live in oakland Camila Bernal kron 4 news. marty thanks camila. W
No residents are being allowed in. You can see the devastation from the fires. Leslie brinkley is in napa with a look at the devastation. Ive been wearing my mask and my glasses all day. It is still very smoky. Im standing in front of a home where a 99yearold and 100yearold couple lived. They perished in the fire. The husband died in the living room, the wife in a bedroom here. Theres still china scattered throughout. The kitchen sink, a microwave, remnants of a life thats gone now. I can tell you, weve driven today, all up and down the hill here. Weve seen good news and stories of survival. You can see the big old flames. 15, 20 feet. I told my family, pack up whatever is important and leave. Im done. Im going to die. He and his wife and her parents and son tried to escape but access was blocked. The family of five was trapped. He set his horses free hoping they would survive. That was a nightmare. We go up and down, up and down until finly they told to us park here. The helicopter ca
His motive. Im kenny choi. Im michelle griego. Cbs reporter meg oliver is live in manhattan with the latest. Reporter 24 hours later as you can see, streets are still blocked off around the scene of the deadly attack. Meantime, investigators say the suspect bragged from his hospital bed about the rampage saying he would have continued driving down the street if he hadnt crashed into that school bus. The mangled rental truck used to mow down people on a bike path still sits on a street in lower manhattan. Investigators want to know if the alleged driver Sayfullo Habibullaevic saipov had any accomplices in planning his deadly rampage. Cbs news has learned he told police he did it for isis and that he was pleased with the results. It appears that mr. Saipov had been planning this for a number of weeks. He did this in the name of isis. Reporter President Trump says his administration is coordinating between federal and local agencies. To investigate the attack and to further investigate th
There are toxic concerns and what have you. We will see much more rain. By wednesday, currently raining out there and we will see more rain next week. Of course these are wet months and a very active pacific right now. What were looking at is a break tomorrow in this area here. And in this area right here, that will be your wednesday event. Wednesdays event will have a pop. Maybe an inch and a half in the northbay. A half inches far south the san jose. Thats a very strong winter storm. So tomorrow morning will not be wet on either commute. Right now, scattered showers. Its raining pretty hard up by pines. Widely scattered showers around here and thats what were seeing here. And that coincides with mild temperatures. This next one, this next series of storms as they come in are pretty warm. There will be scattered showers but again, no rain for the morning commute or for the afternoon commute. Wednesday, its going to rain and it will be like winter all over again. When i come back, we w