here s alexis. good morning, mike. going to take you to fremont where we do he aragto. sohe rider te laneeot yeth is start to ing to back up quickly. walnut creek, southbound 680, a couple different crashes, one at north main, one near treat boulevard. one of the two has cleared. we have at least one lane blocked so you are heavy into the concord area. this morning there is an ongoing investigation into a horrifying kidnapping and crime against an elderly woman in san francisco. the details are awful. a 74-year-old woman was attacked and raped for multiple hours, according to police. we want to warn you the details of the crime are obviously disturbing. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at san francisco police headquarters. amy? reporter: reggie, they re saying she was raped for four to five hours, and she was bit several times during that time by a pit bull. according to the san francisco chronicle, the 74-year-old woman was out for her walk on prague stre
can. the chp was busy dealing with spinouts on highway 70. let s get to our bay area weather and find out what we can get from steve paulson. it s rare whensteve and i come in upset. yes. it was bad. there will be periods of off and on brief rain and watch out forespending on the road. a lot of it. so, sal, that s my advice to people getting ready to go on right now. popping on the road, flooding in san francisco, flooding, hydroplaning out there. if you are going to drive, i would suggest wait a little bit. as you heard the man, water has gone through. this is a look at the commute. light on the altamonte pass as well. people who are driving are going to be hydroplaning, some people are. and the roads are wide open and some people think they can go fast and that s not recommended. you know how people are, one or two drying into these conditions and they get into trouble. this is a look at interstate 880 north and south. traffic is moving well. if you can wait a little
passing president biden s economic agenda before the end of this year. and avoiding a debt default in the process. senator mazie hirono will join us to discuss the path forward. meanwhile, as the president heads to the midwest to tout his infrastructure law, we ll talk to two mayors, one from the east coast, one from the west, about what this historic investment could mean for cities. and beyond our borders, 400 years after the first english ship arrived to its shores, barbados has now cut ties with the british monarchy and is now the world s newest republic. this morning, there s new cdc guidance on boosters. the cdc now saying that all adults should get covid booster shots when they re eligible. it s a much broader recommendation than the one the agency released just a couple of weeks ago. the news comes as pfizer is expected to seek authorization for a covid booster for 16 and 17-year-olds amid concerns surrounding the omnicron variant. joining me now are our own very
there are tragic circumstances. i guess i wanted to know how the lessons that we might learn from those tragic circumstances are then fed back into both support for the officers as well as training for future classes? we do. we have a section especially for the officers. of what might have happened to you or success stories. some of the officers are very private about how they deal with it. we deal with them because we have my unit that deal with whatever services they need. some of them they don t want to take the praise or be open about what is going on. but they do get the service they need. we put it there for the officers to talk about what went right or wrong with you. tell us about your feelings because you are still a person behind that uniform. sometimes we forget we are still human. the officers are, we are all human and we all react to what s going on. but there is a job to do and we try to do the best with what we have at the time. i m sure that whoever is inv
we have four trainings per year. our initial goal was 20%. he said forget that. you just keep doing it. so he hasn t put a cap on it. which is great. i think that is a great show of support for our police department and for our city. through the chair we have one more question if i could. so, with the best of training and the best of preparations, sometimes there are tragic circumstances. i guess i wanted to know how the lessons that we might learn from those tragic circumstances are then fed back into both support for the officers as well as training for future classes? we do. we have a section especially for the officers. of what might have happened to you or success stories. some of the officers are very private about how they deal with it. we deal with them because we have my unit that deal with whatever services they need. some of them they don t want to take the praise or be open about what is going on. but they do get the service they need. we put it there for