680, 24, 4 and 80 from el cerrito. put this into motion, can you see we re still loaded with plenty of mich. here s the day planner, steady rain, becoming scattered by noon, scattered at 4:00, and isolated at 7:00, mid 50s now, log 50s hear. multiple accidents on the roadways conditions with a lot of standing water out there. so let s get to it. we have a brand-new accident just reported in. this goes a big rig blocking two blaine of traffic. traffic is already stacking up towards fairfield. three separate sig alerts and counting. multiple lanes blocked here with the sig alert. we have a sig alert issued in san francisco, and cars are coming in hot there. very dangerous conditions there, and an overturned blocking the middle lane, northbound 280, about of serramonte. slow those speeds down. guys? great advise. this is close to 280, yeah, you can see the steady rain coming down. matt keller has been tracking the conditioning all morning long in the south bay. good mornin
make this appropriate in their daily lives. how do we accomplish that? we ll discuss this with one of our priests. a deep student mary, mother of jesus, blessed mother. one of her favorite children and favorite priests, since we find ourselves in the middle of represent, how do we combine our lent observance of a gift we can give to our mother mary. after this brief pause, please rejoin us for a discussion of living the consecration every day. welcome to mosaic, today my guest is kevin kennedy. a priest of the arch diocese of san francisco. father kennedy i mentioned the consecration to the virgin mary, you were there with your parish. yes. i had celebrated mass at st. monica church that morning, so i wasn t able to be there at the cathedral on time for the mass celebrated by the archbishop, i came during his wonderful homily and stayed of course and part of the procession which extended blocks around the cathedral afterwards. and such a great representation from various p
. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. after 80 years, say good- bye to doyle drive. the new presidio parkway is taking shape and the clock is ticking to get it done before monday s commute. i m brian hackney. i m juliette goodrich. crews are racing tonight to complete construction of the new presidio parkway. here is a live look at the construction going onto night. we have seen them bringing in bars and pouring concrete. the concrete is quick setting. if all goes as planned, it will be cured by tomorrow. they also need to finish paving the road and install a median. they are still on pace for an on the time opening ahead of the monday morning commute. but even when this big project is done, there will still be the need for more closures in the weeks ahead. after this three-day closure, there will still be a foemens of construction before we really get done on this main line. there will be nighttime closures. nighttime work has to be done because w
wildfire explodes across the sierra. and tonight: evacuees can live, from the cbs bay area studios t is kpix5 news. this is kpix5 news. another wild fire explodes across the syria and evacuees can only hope their homes are still standing when they get back. i m juliette goodrich. brian hackney has the night off. the lowell fire has extended across four acres. it is 0% contained tonight. and people are packing up and getting out. reporter: as thick white smoke billows over nevada county, a fire fight over the rough terrain. it is an area so remote, fire fighting planes and bulldozers are doing most of the work. other than that, you have no way getting to the fires. a lot of our time is waiting for the dozer to build us roads in. reporter: the fire is near an old mining site making it even harder to access. hundreds of hand crews are trying to cut a line around it to keep the flames from jumping bare river which would put even more communities in danger. kind of sca
it s tuesday, 26th september. i m rebecca jones. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the white house has condemned north korea s claim that it has the right to shoot down us bombers, even if they are outside its airspace. relations between the two nations have deteriorated to the point that pyongyang claims president trump has declared war on north korea a suggestion dismissed as absurd by the white house. speaking this morning the us defense secretary james mattis says the united states want to resolve the escalating nuclear crisis with north korea diplomatically. danny savage reports. american military aircraft, preparing for a show of force close to the north korean coast. these planes went on to fly in international airspace near the east of the country, further north in the region than they ever have. the us said it was a demonstration of their resolve. now north korea has reacted to donald trump s threats and actions by claiming the us has declared war on them. translation: