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inland. we are making progress here. oakland 73. 83 in palo alto and san francisco will be up to 64 degrees. southbound down through los gatos hills we did have a lot of slowing because of construction. all lanes have cleared up. we look at the rest of the south bay. the crash in milpitas still on the shoulder. the crash to the richmond san rafael bridge still on the shoulder. no major injuries. the bay bridge westbound we did have an earlier bit of debris clear cleared. back to you. mike, thank you very much. it s 5:01 on your tuesday. another violent attack and ironically comes just hours before the b.a.r.t. board of directors. pete suratos is live at the station in fremont with new information gathered overnight. reporter: if you re a b.a.r.t. rider, you might want to listen up because we re talking about your staft. this latest incident just up the track from the warm springs area happened in san leandro. police are saying the incident involved someone being ....
they call themselves seabees, i m oliver north and this is war stories coming to you from the u.s. navy seabee museum, port hueneme, california. seabees landed on iwo jima and built the bunker i lived in. their motto, we build, we fight, has taken them with a rife until one hand and a hammer to every major battlefield in world war ii, korea, vietnam and beyond. today their can-do spirit, ingenuity is evident in iraq, afghanistan and anywhere elsewhere the global war on terror is being fought. join us tonight as we pay tribute to the men and women of the u.s. navy seabees. december, 1941, before the seabees were created, some 70,000 civilian contractors employed by the u.s. navy s bureau of yards and docks were working on construction projects overseas. most were spread out over the pacific, building bases on tiny specs of coral, like wake island, midway and guam. the civilian contractors were the same kind of construction workers who had worked on a lot of the big ....
it doesn t seem like this drain was placed here and i can go back to the photo. so we re employing those as well through that company. and that service seems to be working out very well. that is great. any other questions? thank you. thank you. thank you, and briefly we ll have dennis give the report on the project labor agreements. hello again. also to add to what steve just said we have cameras that are actually taking camera shots as well, too, that will eventually be utilized in time-lapse. so we have also that as a system. some of those are on our website linked and some of them specifically through the contracts. the project labor agreement, this is our quarterly report. i m going to go through administration and labor and the project to-date for students, veterans, adults and wrap it up with apprentice report trends that i normally do every quarter. with the administration, we held our 12th joint administrative committee meeting december 4th. upcoming ....
[laughter ] i don t know i just wanted to it s not really a question, but it s really quite impressive. i know i started here just towards the tail-end of the year, but just really wanted to say thank you to the board that is here and the staff for an amazing amount of quality work. then i also just wanted to comment that i am going brag a little bit. it was a really big deal for us to get board certification on our electrification project, which is a project absolutely necessary for us to connect to the ttc and the other city partners helping us implement that project and looking at the 2015 program, with that big milestone, we re just getting started. we have a lot of work to do, but we ll be able to focus a bit more attention at looking at dtx and really getting that moving over its hurdles and challenges. so i m looking forward to working with everyone for the upcoming year. thank you. director harper? yes, until you get an overview like this, of a time ....
work activities. just moving right along very well. shimmick is doing a great job with the schedule on that. current work in the western zone, the focus on the upper left was getting the lower concourse cleaned out after the train box level all cleaned after placing the lower concourse work. on the right-hand side you may wonder what we re using styrofoam for? that is the beginning of the form work and that is much further along here in june. that is also within the shimmick 6.0 contract to complete the ramp up to the surface and the first portion of it, the form work is done with the styrofoam. moving along in the central it s all about steel and steel erection taking apart disassembling the trussful. the steel erection. with the arrow, to point to the progress from the day of the ceremony to the beginning of november to now it s three complete bays. steel above has been filled in and they have the deck on the park level. so three complete bays of steel now. in the e ....