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maybe a few lingering showers. but temperatures in the 60s and the 70s. it s going to be a mess. roberta gonzales is at the toll plaza. reporter: good morning, lawrence. hey, if it looks like rain and it smells like rain, which it certainly does, it s rain! in fact, take a look at this. you re going to need one of these today and you probably don t even know where it is because we re forecasting more rain in today s weather picture than what we saw of all of last january. it s true. it gives you a good indication just how little rainfall we have had right here in the bay area. so no, this isn t a storm watch rainfall event but nevertheless, it s raining! in fact, i m ready to do the happy dance out here this morning. you don t need me to tell you to slow down. but guess what? i m going to tell to you slow down because we re outside the toll plaza here. we re taking a look at the cars on the approach of the toll. people are continuing to keep it at a high rate of speed ....
patchy fog into pacifica. gianna? jumping to the bay bridge now no accidents but a rare backup there in those cash lanes this early. so i ll get to the bottom of it. not sure why that s happening but get slow-and-go if you are not using fastrak through there. elsewhere some foggy spots this morning as lawrence said. here s a live look at 880 in oakland, both directions no accidents but take it slow this morning everything limited visibility. trouble on 280 southbound and south 680 at king street chp on scene clearing incidents. thank you. how about some football now? texas wants another football team and it s going after one of ours! kpix 5 s anne makovec joins us in the newsroom now with reports of a group out of san antonio that is wooing the oakland raider officials today. anne. reporter: frank, the clock is ticking. the raiders lease at o.co ends this season. this visit from snow official comes as the city of oakland was forming its own plan to keep the raide ....
good afternoon, i m michelle griego. hi, everyone. i m frank mallicoat. people going from the pins to downtown san francisco or over to at&t park for a giants game over the weekend, their regular route might be closed. kpix 5 s anne makovec is live with the changes being made right during a busy holiday travel weekend. reporter: construction behind me on 280, that crane is moving in parts of a new wooden deck, laying that over steel rails and then concrete will be poured over all of it later this weekend as the 280 closure continues. more traffic tie-ups are expected. it s a mess. reporter: traffic backups started yesterday afternoon and ramped up again more morning s commute. i tried back streets, i tried 101. it was stop and go. reporter: this is the third and final of a series of closures planned during holiday weekends this year as caltrans is breaking broken hinges along cesar chavez and 24th street. they allow for movement during an earthquake. we id ....
a fire crew forgot to close the garage door. jones went to make sure everything was okay. as he walked out, a white officer responding to a possible burglary in progress yelled, don t move! put your hands up! his hands is on his gun. he was crouched, he was low. and he was basically in a shooting stance. reporter: jones complied. he noticed his 9-year-old was starting to crime. the officer saw the two kids first and had already told them to raise their hands. my name is keith jones. i m an oakland firefighter. i work here. those are my kids. could you, please, allow them to put their hands down? and let them know that it s okay? and which he looked at me, told me, keep your hands up. and don t move. reporter: jones says this lasted for a few minutes. i m pretty much thinking he is going to shoot me. i was thinking he was going to shoot my dad the whole time. i was getting ready about to cry. but my hands started to get tired but i kept them up. reporter: ....
weekend and he was unable to recover. good afternoon, i m elizabeth wenger in today for frank mallicoat. i m michelle griego. we start with that breaking news this noon. cbs reporter omar villafranca with more on the death of the first person diagnosed with ebola in the united states. reporter: thomas eric duncan is now the first person in the united states to die from ebola. the 42-year-old liberian passed away after being hospitalized at texas health presbyterian in dallas since late last month. the hospital released a statement expressing its condolences and saying ebola is a disease that attacks the body in many ways. we ll continue every effort to contain the spread of the virus and protect people from this threat. duncan was originally sent home when he first came to the hospital. by the time he was admitted four days later, his condition had worsened. duncan, who brought the virus back with him from liberia, received experimental treatment and kidney dialysi ....