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causing slowdowns in the southbound direction. a backup on 238. so if you are heading to castro valley, be prepared for delays. cruising speeds around 30 miles per hour. the usual delays along northbound 101 heading through san jose, and over at the bay bridge toll plaza, things are definitely backing up for your friday morning commute. good morning. 6:01 on this friday, july 14th. this is a typical summer morning around the bay and also around the coast, where we have layers of clouds and also some fog. a bit of a sea breeze. inland areas, as well. the sun is coming up officially at 5:58. isn t that gorgeous? this is the scene from sutro tower looking towards the east bay. clouds pouring into the bay this morning, 51 to 59. we do have clear skies in livermore. otherwise, pretty cloudy. all right, you see the highlighted areas, that s where we have a heat advisory in effect for this weekend as the temperatures again soar into the 100s. meanwhile, we have the clouds ga ....
reporter: now, later today, the santa clara water district does plan to hold a special meeting at 1 p.m. to discuss the disaster. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. how much water is anderson reservoir holding right now? reporter: it s only supposed to hold 68% capacity. it s supposed to be at 68% capacity because studies show that if there is a major earthquake, the reservoir would fail and cause parts of san jose and morgan hill to flood. well, right now, it is 13 feet below the spillway and it is at 83% capacity. but the water district says it continues to release water. back to you. thank you. time now 6:01. let s check traffic with roqui. the roads are not too bad now. let s head out to the bay area roads right now starting with the golden gate bridge. quick bridge check first. from marin county into san francisco, you are looking good. easy drive there. and not so easy at the bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights are on slowing you down exp ....
don t pay any gas tax and all of this would generate $5 billion annually for road repair. this is like fixing the roof on your house. if you don t fix the leak, your furniture will be ruined; your rug will be destroyed; the wood will rot. that s what it s all about. so step up and pay. that s what this bill is all about. reporter: but republicans in the legislature are not so quick to agree on higher taxes and they are preparing for a fight. what they propose is one of the largest gas tax increases in california history if not the largest and it impacts low and middle income families especially. reporter: republicans arguing that california already spends enough money on gas taxes but or rather collect enough money on gas taxes but spends it on the wrong projects. one of the things that they are railing against there is high- speed rail. the governor needs a two-thirds majority to pass this. and he set a deadline for a vote in one week, april 6. live in concor ....
sterling s family. just as we should hear the students and coworkers describe their affection for philando castile. reporter: people who did not have tickets to the interfaith memorial service gathered at locations across dallas. we have a lot of work to do but it s not impossible. reporter: former president bush had a message for the families. your loss is unfair. we cannot explain it. we share your grief. reporter: the moving image from the memorial service shows the daughter of one of the slain officers giving a bracelet to another, a symbol of their father s ultimate sacrifice. don champion, cbs news, dallas. with all the attention on u.s. police departments and the relationship with the communities, san jose will take a step toward what the city hopes will be greater transparency. now them body cameras. reporter: the department will give the media behind the scenes a look at the training it s giving its officers on those body cameras. they will start ....
parliment right now it s 8:00 on saturday morning. we go to paul chambers in the newsroom. the government is back in control, some are still fighting. as the sunrises over turkey the latest video shows soldiers involved in the attempted coup surroundings. the president asking for citizen of turkey to show support for their elected officials. hundreds flooded the streets of ankara showing support for the elected officials. people took cover from gunfire for hours overnight. there were explosions, air battles and gunfire, soldiers walked the street. some places troops blocked bridges. social media was shut down. later the soldiers excited treason. the coup would be crushed. the people will receive punishment by the answer we give them. they will pay a very heavy price. that was the turkish president. this is a fluid situation, the numbers may change. at least 60 people are dead, mostly civilians. some are still fighting, the turkish prime minister is calling ....