It is that appian way exit and involves v dump truck and now we have 3 lanes closed. Its going to be big problem for folks trying to squeeze by 80 west adapting in 3 right lanes shut down to deal with the storm track its missing tires at smoking. Theres a lot going on. It is crawling from highway 4. So back you up into hercules from that west for connect around creating a gap in the slowdown. So right after the crash. Its going to pick up but then up ahead and a little further down through berkeley in emeryville it gets crowded again so a whopping 41 minutes because of this from crockett to the mace all keep watching it. We have activity on the san mateo bridge and also a slow commute into San Francisco. So look at some bridges coming up in a bit john. Well robin what weve got today is definitely a better forecast ahead of us compared to that heat that we have seen the up to this point this week look at view of mount diablo blue skies overhead and comfortable conditions for those of yo
follow them. now there are consequences to a crime long overlooked. even when property owners are warned they continue with the same behavior year after year. reporter: cortezi says they ve been pushing this ordinance for months but they really pushed the agenda items today because of the drought. it s so dry out there he doesn t want to see any other fires started especially because of fireworks. maria medina kpix 5. you have been warned, but will the new law be enforced? look what kpix cameras caught during lunar celebrations in san jose. police standing by doing nothing as illegal fireworks were set off. so far it s too hrl to know how the sheriff s department will enforce that new law. the mayor made a move to boost the city s dwindling police force. len ramirez on what that money would buy. we need to ensure we ve got a well compensated police force. reporter: it s the kind of talk that hasn t been heard around city hall for years. we are going to find a wa
silence. there was a small group of about 50 to 60 people following the charlie hope dough attacks in charlie hope dough attacks, then the bataclan attacks in november. french men and women came together to show solidarity with families back home. this week take added a new dimension to the the attack has rattled the people. like, the question is, which city will be the next one? all these attacks are against our values. they re against our freedom. they re against our way of life. reporter: the following a minute of silence to mourn those killed in the thursday attack, the consul general led the crowd in the singing of the french national anthem. now, you ll notice the french flag hanging front san francisco city hall. that was raised thursday morning as a small celebration of bastille day here by the mayor. it was also a bit of a welcome to the consul general since he has only been here the last month or so. unfortunately, the mayor had to then call him and offer
finals, maybe game six or seven but the combination of unfortunately the leukemia and the chemotherapy left him too weak, and unfortunately we have this outcome that we we knew was coming but i was overwhelmed when i got the nose. he was wonderful man and you had the privilege of hanging out with us on saturday nights and we d watch games together. anybody that nate met fell in love with him. never a bad word about anybody at any point and everybody just adored him. a true gentleman, and his face would just light up when you wanted to talk basketball. spent a lot of time offcamera together as well. tell us a nate thurmond story. i ll just give you one story that tells tells you what is ine man s heart and the kind of individual he was. we talk about a week ago and nate was making these phone calls and calling his friends, basically, saying, thank you, and we were on the phone and he said, you know, map, we had a good run together, and i was like, past tense. what are you
live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. a legend both on the court and off passed away. warriors hall of famer, nate thurmond, is being remembered as one of the greatest basketball players of all-time and a man of grace and dignity to all of us here at abc 7. thurmond was chosen as 1 of the 50 greatest in nba history. he lost his battle with leukemia. he was 74. he joined larry beil as an analyst on after the game. larry looks back at a life of an nba legend. nate thurmond had no trouble living up to the nickname big nate. born in akron, ohio, nate thurmond was a force in college in bowling green, drafted third overall by the warriors in the 1963 nba draft, a big man who rebounded and blocked shots, playing along side greats like rick barry and wilt chamberlain and more than held his own against legends like abdul jabar. if you look at what he gave to the teams he played for, i feel he is one of the greatest ever to play the game. a seven-time all-