Of the bay bridge. This crash originally reported and sounded like a fender bender but its taking a while to clear. As we look at most of the bay and slowing because of the crash at capital expressway. Another crash in the trivalley that we told you about a few minutes ago. Well review that later on. Coming up over here. Westbound 80. Bay bridge approach really jammed up because this crash at the embarcadero over crossing. Off the bay bridge from oakland. We do have that crash blocking one lane. This has traffic backed up already on the approach toward Treasure Island. Likely to slow the metering lights down just to keep traffic easier on the bridge itself. Until they can get a crew out there, we will have that. Track that of course. Thats a bigger deal coming over from the east bay. A developing story this morning and a disturbing discovery. One of the bay areas busiest shopping malls. Right now police are sifting through clues to find out how a body ended up inside a stairwell at San
Meetings on the proposal that would turn i66 inside the beltway into hov lanes during the morning and afternoon rush and commuters arent happy with the price tag. Tolls could add up to 17 a day round trip. To put that in perspective, it would add up to 85 a week, 4400 a year or about what you would need to pay off an 18,000 car on a fiveyear loan. Now this wouldnt start until the summer of 2017 and that is a peak toll for drivers who do not meet the hov requirements. Nine month old baby girl has a lot to look forward to in her life. Shes alive thanks to a Montgomery County Police Officer and a good samaritan. We now know who the second life saver was and as Darcy Spencer shows us, he is no ordinary good samaritan. Reporter this is baby kenzie may in her hospital gown doing just fine. Her mom and dad breathing a huge sigh of relief and thanking the police and firefighters who saved the 9monthold baby girls life. She was riding in the car with her grand patients on i270 on sunday when sh
Jon Urbanchek, a Hungarian immigrant who became a revered swimming coach in the United States and guided 44 swimmers to the Olympics, where they won 21 medals, 11 of them gold, died May 9 in hospice care at his home in Fullerton, California. He was 87.