interchange off the san mateo bridge but that should be wrapping up shortly. you can see traffic is moving along great in all directions. 880 through oakland, a live look at a car past the coliseum. nice quiet right into downtown oakland and a quick look at the bay bridge. we saw an early-morning back just before 5:00 but that s all gone and very light approaching the pay gates. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here s tracy. hey, thanks, elizabeth. for your forecast, let me guess, cooler and cloudy. hit the windshield wipers this morning, maybe light rainfall. that will be the drill for the coast and bay and low clouds inland. later on today, temperatures will back off a bit. yesterday 90 in antioch. today cooler. a cool weekend expect saturday, sunday and monday. so not so bad. thank you. back to you guys. all right. 5:01 right now. thank you, ladies. there s been an officer- involved shooting in burlingame. we are told the shooting happened around 9:00 p
californians votes will remain valid while the legal challenges work their way up through the courts. reporter: supporters of same- sex marriage say the appeals court has put the matter on the fast track, which they believe helps their cause. they even questioned the parties specifically to address, why should this case not simply be dismissed because this appeal, there is no right to go forward on it? they specifically asked that question. reporter: meanwhile, hundreds of couples have already been planning their weddings for wednesday evening. they are now going to have to reschedule. and among those couples are two people who heard the news late this afternoon and join us live now. so you guys were planning a wedding. you had already had a formal wedding of sorts but now you heard this afternoon that it s not going to be legal by the state. right. yeah. it s incredibly disappointing as you mentioned. we had our personal ceremony in front of 130 of our friends and f
out alive. cancer scare. doctors say legendary actor michael douglas had a tumor in his throat. now he will undergo eight weeks of radiation and chemo. captioning funded by cbs good tuesday morning to you. thanks for being with us. i m erica hill. i m chris wragge in for harry smith. we want to get to breaking news out of iraq this morning. suicide bomber blew himself up outside of a recruitment center in baghdad. 60 recruits and soldiers reported dead at this time. another 125 reported wounded. it was the worst such attack in weeks. casualties rushed to four hospitals around the city. officials say that al qaeda is testing iraq s military now that u.s. combat operations are ending. the blast happened just two weeks before u.s. troops and their combat mission in iraq. we will con to follow the breaking news here this morning. now here is erica. we want to take a look at politics. day two of president obama s cross-country campaign-style fund-raisers. today he will be
the east bay. it happened on citycenter drive in hayward west of foothill right in front of chase bank. police say two drivers were fighting and shot rang out. there are no suspect and no injuries. officers have asked the hospitals to be on alert in case someone comes in with gunshot wounds. recently, the home of a castro valley man was burglarized. that was bad enough. but he believes the burglar also stole his dog. mike sugerman in castro valley to show us how the victim discovered he is not the only one on the block. mike. reporter: well, you know, it s almost hard to imagine in this era of 24-hour news, instant communications, everybody knowing everything about everybody else, that there was a crime spree in this quiet castro valley neighborhood. and nobody knew about it until somebody started knocking on doors. behind every missing dog poster on a telephone pole there is a story. often it s one family s story. this one turned into a news story. there you go, good b
5:00 this evening. the fire is burning near robert louis stevenson state park. the fire consumed about a dozen acres by night fall. the highway patrol reopened highway 29 between napa and lake counties. firefighters say they claimed to remain on the front lines overnight to keep the flames from spreading. right now, that fire is about 40% contained. so far, there is no indication of just how it started but, again, cal fire says it has stopped thefire s forward spread. ktvu s meteorologist bill martin is in now to show us how the weather is helping the firefight reporter: the weather is everything. here we are in august. you would think a fire like this would be a huge, huge deal but look at the current conditions at the fire right now. we rarely see something like this. the winds are just 10 miles per hour. look at the temperatures, 53 degrees, the humidity at 83% may be double or triple what it could be. so firefighters are getting a huge break with the high humidity. th