southbound 101 at caesar chavez in the right lane. blocking the right lane only. if you are driving south you might pay attention to that and if you are driving out of san francisco you might want to think about using 280 instead. also the morning commute on westbound bay bridge that is light. let's go back to the desk. >>> 5:00. new this morning one person is in the hospital after the fourth stabbing in san francisco in just 24 hours. the latest one happen the about 2:30 this morning on eddy street. police say the victim was stabbed in the torso.

southbound 101 in san francisco approaching caesar chavez. couple cars. let's show you our current drive times out in the east bay. so far nice and light this morning coming in to san francisco. no delay on the upper deck. they did clear the overnight road work. let's go out to the east bay. 880. no problems here. all the way up towards downtown. and now taking a check of east bay drive times. westbound 580 up to 21 minutes towards the dublin inter change. and westbound 80 that commute is up to 19 minutes right now. overnight road work has been cleared past 5:00. it was in union city. all lanes are reopened. taking a check along the peninsula. no delay and it continues to move well all the way down towards san bruno. all bart trains running on time. more than 27 trains running with no delay. muni, cal train are off to a great start. that's your latest traffic. back to you guys. >> thanks elizabeth. cate caugurian is covering a developing story in san francisco's bay view district. you are at the hospital where a victim was taken early this morning. tell u

southbound 101 at caesar chavez in the right lane. blocking the right lane only. if you are driving south you might pay attention to that and if you are driving out of san francisco you might want to think about using 280 instead. also the morning commute on westbound bay bridge that is light. let's go back to the desk. >>> 5:00. new this morning one person is in the hospital after the fourth stabbing in san francisco in just 24 hours. the latest one happen the about 2:30 this morning on eddy street. police say the victim was stabbed in the torso. one person was detained there at the scene. yesterday morning there was another stabbing. five men attacked three people. one man was stabbed in the chest. another was beaten unconscious. a third was slashed on the wrist. the two other stabbings happened an hour earlier in the mission district. one man was slashed in the stomach. police say another man was talking to a security guard on 16th street when he was stabbed in the back. all of the victims are expected to recover. no other arrests have been made. >>> new rules

southbound 101 at caesar chavez in the right lane. blocking the right lane only. if you are driving south you might pay attention to that and if you are driving out of san francisco you might want to think about using 280

they can do a caesar chavez no grapes boycott, kaiser end up in one blue shield and why a boycott makes their point very clear and bring kaiser to the table with that sort of power play. i don't know much about all of this, but that's all i have been able to gather from the speakers. >> thank you. any other members of the public who wish to comment on this item no. 7? >> public comment is closed. >> do you have any questions? do you want to comment? i know there has been a lot said. i want to give you the chance to take the mic again. >> thank you, i really appreciate all the voices here and i think the frustration and i think anger with kaiser is very well voiced. i think that medical needs of our membership in kaiser take precedence however and i think that the decision to potentially move away from kaiser can be made in 2015, made in a way much more responsible to the people that are receiving care by kaiser now. in 2015 if a plan is not resolved, we can close enrollment to kaiser for future enrollment or to allow the choice to bring cost-effective alternatives that members can opt i

they can do a caesar chavez no grapes boycott, kaiser end up in one blue shield and why a boycott makes their point very clear and bring kaiser to the table with that sort of power play. i don't know much about all of this, but that's all i have been able to gather from the speakers. >> thank you. any other members of the public who wish to comment on this item no. 7? >> public comment is closed. >> do you have any questions? do you want to comment? i know there has been a lot said. i want to give you the chance to take the mic again. >> thank you, i really appreciate all the voices here and i think the frustration and i think anger with kaiser is very well voiced. i think that medical needs of our membership in kaiser take precedence however and i think that the decision to potentially mo away from kaiser can be made in 2015, made in a way much more responsible to the people that are receiving care by kaiser now. in 2015 if a plan is not resolved, we can close enrollment to kaiser for future enrollment or to allow the choice to bring cost-effective alternatives that members can opt int

police surrounded several homes after an officer saw a man breaking into a house on caesar chavez street and caught him in the xwraj. he was hurt badly enough to go to the hospital first but officers say his next stop will be jail. >> j p morgan chase agreed to pay more than 400 million dollars to settle claims that it manipulated california whole sale power market. morgan neither admitted or deny the charges but did confirm the settlement. >> state electricity regularl regularlytor call this deal a vindication. case reminiscent of the scandal a dozen years ago when enron made millions through illegal trading practices in california. >> bay area goodwill industry has been forced to destroy hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of donated clothing and merchandise after discovering bed bug. agency shut down 2 warehouses which distributed 21 stores in san francisco, san mateo and marin counties. exterminator clean affected areas tomorrow. there is no evidence that any infected merchandise actually made it into any goodwill stores. >> this afternoon long waited ruling spells out the future

tire tread around caesar chavez. weep keel watching. >> 6:35. might be hard for b.a.r.t. to get replacement train operators if workers go on strike again next month.the chronicle's ross say b.a.r.t. would not be able to train enough replacement operators for months because of its current contract with the drivers. right now b.a.r.t. has ten qualified operators who are not in the combined transit unions. if management wants to add more it would have to put the new drivers through special training mandated by a union contract. >>> 6:36. 21 children killed by a tainted school lunch. the chemical found inside the food and how it wound up being served to students. >>> the costa concordia cruise ship disaster goes to trial. the last-ditch effort from the captain to avoid spending 20 years behind bars. so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? maybe. rich chocolate chips... i just wanted you to eat more fiber. and then the awards started coming in, and i became addicted to the fame. topped with chocolaty drizzle... and fraudulence. i'm in deep,

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