pretty good about that. very mild start as the temperatures moving into the mid-60s into san jose. 65 livermore. clouds giving way to sunshine but you get the idea a few high clouds with a southerly component ramping up the humidity this morning. a muggy day outside. these temperatures around seasonal maybe slightly above in some spots inland. 88 in concord, san francisco 68 spot on average. we ll have more on the weekend forecast in a moment. here s liza with the traffic report. we have light traffic all around with no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza where westbound traffic is light across the upper deck into san francisco. the dublin interchange leaving the altamont pass no brake lights so far approaching grant line road you can see a lot of folks in the commute direction but there s still room on the freeway. so westbound 580 still moving at the speed limit leaving the dublin interchange heading counsel the grade there. highway 92, san mateo bridge is trouble-free.
the use of deadly force against protestors. the connectedder ramp from southbound the connector ramp from southbound 680 to northbound 101 in san jose is back open. it was closed for five hours after a man crashed and jumped 20 feet off the overpass trying to escape police. he was hospitalized with major injuries. liza is monitoring a traffic alert now causing big problems in the east bay. michelle, northbound lanes of 680 remain shut down because of a big rig accident which was carrying 66,000 pounds of mail overturning and blocking lanes at andrade. some cars are able to pass in the center divider. but still very long delays reported for both northbound and southbound 680. the real headache is southbound 680 direction with traffic bumper-to-bumper beyond highway 84. they are waiting for a tow truck to clear it. it will be at least until 7:30 before some lanes are opened on northbound 680 at the sunol grade. the rest of the commute, an accident in the clearing stages i
running and gunning with other people. caught in the crossfire a 7- year-old boy. police identified the gunman in the white shirt but didn t arrest him. the district attorney said he was returning fire so it was self-defense. guy yoes says it s that kind of inaction that emboldens the bad guy leaving the average person hopeless. we need to take the guns. you have to stop, question, search people and remove the guns. reporter: the driver showed the dashcam video to his neighbor and the neighbor said, those are the same two guys who robbed him at gunpoint over the weekend. liz? no kidding. well, that video is incredible. i m curious, da, how are police responding to this? reporter: a police officer went to see video. he didn t take a copy of the video. he said he would check out the intersection and see if he can find those two individuals. and that s the last we heard. thank you. his court appearance barely lasted five minutes but know those brief moments, one very
those down the runway and off the side of the runway. those flight attendants survive. three pilots were in the cockpit at the time, including the pilot in training, the instructor pilot and the relief first officer. a fourth pilot who was not on the flight deck at the time is still being interviewed. the instructor pilot told investigators the plane was too high when they passed 4,000 feet. at hundred feet he realized they were too low and instructed the pilot to pull back. at about 200 feet he noticed the auto throttles were not maintaining speed and attempted the go around. by then it was too late to recover. on impact, the aircraft ballooned and went into a 360- degree spin. of the individuals in the cockpit, the first officer was the one that received medical treatment. he was hospitalized and released. he had a cracked rib. neither of the other two pilots in the cockpit were admitted to the hospital. the crew also told investigators they had set the 75 s auto thr
technology, a lot of good, a lot of good. but as we grow, we lose. we lose families, neighborhoods, cities to companies. reporter: east palo alto is no different than many other bay area cities with bidding wars on properties and homes selling at above asking price. investors also swooped in during the housing bust when east palo alto saw more than its share of foreclosures. the council has really indicated that they wanted a mixed income community. reporter: the east palo alto planning manager says the city is doing everything it can to prevent market forces from driving out residents but even affordable housing providers have big challenges. they are finding that they are competing with very high net worth individuals or partners that make the provisioning of affordability particularly difficulty in this area. reporter: spencer has seen the rent on her two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment jump from $865 a month to $1,300 a month in just the past few years. everyt