maybe next year. >> jason brooks. thank you very much. >>> let's get a check on the roads. >> it reminded me of college ball when you said box auto. eastbound 80 bridge emergency road work at 7:00 a.m. on eastbound 80 at the vallejo toll plaza. it is from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the three left lanes. they'll be closed for emergency pavement repair work. this will cause severe delays if you are headed out. give yourself plenty of time. head out now to get on the 54 miles per hour. moving to the bay bridge toll plaza maze to downtown san francisco will take 20 minutes. if you are traveling into the peninsula here's a live look at a foggy san mateo bridge. traffic looking like it is slowing down. expect a 25 minute drive there. moving over to contra costa county. you have 30 mile-per-hour along the way on westbound 4. it is slow on 242 and 680. what did you do this weekend? >> our live weather camera. looking toward the golden gate can you see the ship coming in it that is coming in from helo. it is the queen victoria.

coming up we will get an update from jason brooks. ,, in southern california. this is >>> right now a high-speed pursuit just ended in southern california. this is a live look near paramount near compton. los angeles police saying that they were chasing a possible stolen car which they just pulled over. you can see some of the police officers there surrounding that vehicle that was in this high- speed pursuit. los angeles police say it was a dangerous high-speed chase. we are hearing reports that police officers had their guns drawn far back from the scene. but it is certainly -- it looks like the situation is coming to an end in paramount right now. >>> in your bay area watch, tech giant oracle has just signed a lease in downtown oakland. the company is moving into 16,000 square feet of space in this office tower on broadway. oracle has already set up shop in a 4,000 square foot space on lake merit. but the broker who helped to arrange it recently calls it, quote, a big positive for downtown oakland. >>> more and more folks in the bay area looking to buy a hom

coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> good morning. welcome to your friday. the sunshine off the bay waters. spectacular day on what's going to pan out to be a spectacular weekend. giants playing host tonight to the san diego padres. clear skies at 7:15. the shark on the mound for the good guys at 64 degrees. this weekend, tomorrow cesar chavez festival takes place in the san francisco mission district. sunny skies 75 degrees. the parade steps off at 11 a.m. they will be running the big sur marathon this sunday and lots of sunshine and warm conditions. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell has our preview. >>> good morning, michelle. h

back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >>> let's check in with roqui for traffic. some slow spots. >> yes. some slow spots indeed. okay. it is 6:47. let's start with 880, the nimitz freeway looking good in both directions on this end at that 66 overcrossing but as you head down to hayward on southbound 880, that's where the problem is. southbound 880 after tennyson road a three-car crash that's been removed off the road but that damage is done. you're moving at 13 miles per hour on highway 92. if you are taking the san mateo bridge, here's a live look at that compute from hayward to foster city, you have a slow one of 25 minutes between 880 and 101. let's move now to contra costa county, we have red on highway 4 westbound 15 miles per hour between pittsburg and concord so give yourself extra time to get through there. and if you are traveling on the altamont pass you know it's slow 15 miles per hour after 205 up to 40 at north flynn road. moving now to a new crash in the south bay, westbound 237 before 101 two-car crash blocking the number 2 lane and causing slowdo

coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. in just a few hours.. facebook's f-8 conference gets ,, >>> good morning. welcome to your tuesday, april 18. we do have again today some light rain in the forecast. some heavy drizzle. even fog. mild temperatures 50s, 60s at the immediate seashore. mid-60s. 70 in los altos, los gatos, saratoga, san jose and santa clara. east bay you'll stack up all the way to 71 degrees in brentwood, and discovery bay. 70 danville, tassajara and pleasanton. mid-60s concord, clayton and walnut creek. a south-southwest wind today stinson beach low 60s. we'll talk about the potential of a thunderstorm today and michelle, that's coming up in four minutes. >> all right, roberta. thank you. in just a few hours, facebook's f-8 conference gets under way in san jose. ceo mark zuckerberg will deliver the keynote address. tech insiders expect them to focus on the messenger app and how the platform is tackling fake news and violent videos. the two-day conference starts at 10:00 at the mcenery convention center in

(adlib conditions) coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. time now for a look at what's coming up later on cbs t >>> coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, >>> 6:42 on this "420". i'm going to take you on a free ride across the bay area. we have temperatures today along the beaches in the low 60s with a little morning fog and then plenty of sunshine. good morning, san mateo, at 69 degrees through belmont into burlingame. east palo alto in the low 70s. same in palo alto. morgan hill, san jose, at 70 degrees east bay numbers stacking up from 68 in danville to 71 degrees concord, clayton and walnut creek. north bay westerly 5 to 15 in stinson beach in the 60s but full-on sunshine mill valley san rafael terra linda into petaluma. and we do have a high today slated at 71 degrees in windsor. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." and charlie rose joins us now live from new york. good morning to you, charlie. >> reporter: hey, good morning juliette. here's what's happeni

kenny and michelle, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >>> is 6:47. let's check the roads with roqui. >> thank you, michelle. okay, we have one ofyour trusty photographers out there getting us live pictures in oakland of 24th. it good. but not good to go is highway 4 in contra costa county. so let's check that. if you are heading from pittsburg into concord, you're moving at just 13 miles per hour. so pretty slow conditions there and down to 242 and 680 into walnut creek moving slowly, as well. but then we have a problem in pleasanton. southbound 680 at sunol boulevard a four-car crash. it's off to the shoulder. but, of course, the damage is done. you're moving at about 30 miles per hour. and it's just adding to those normal slowdowns you would see in the area. moving now to the bay bridge toll plaza, if you are heading the maze to downtown that's about 20 minutes but getting there from richmond is the issue. rollover crash off to the shoulder but you see you are stuck in that 18 miles per hour slowdowns there and traffic is backed up into hercules an

back to you. >> jason brooks from kcbs radio, thank you. >>> 6:47. let's check traffic with jaclyn dunn. >> we are in full swing of the slowdowns for the wednesday morning ride. right now we are tracking a new hot spot westbound 80 as you approach texas street. we have an earlier crash closer to 680 just when that cleared a new accident just popped up in that backup so speeds drop below 20 miles per hour. give yourself some extra time if you are heading in that direction. making your way along 680 out of concord into walnut creek, we are seeing some delays as you approach highway 24. and then it continues to be "slow, stop, go" as you just get on westbound 24 heading towards the caldecott tunnel. we had an earlier crash eastbound blocking a bore. looks like chp was able to clear the lanes and speeds are at the limit again. 880 through oakland, getting crowded in that northbound direction. that's a check of your traffic. back to you. >>> right now, crews are battling a fast-moving fire in arizona. it erupted yesterday and is burning along a busy highw

coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, >>> good morning. rise and shine! take a look at this. time is now 6:42 and that is your sunrise in the city by the day. the city of san francisco looking in the direction of yerba buena island. the bay bridge the east bay hills and we have one of the warmest days so far this year slated. we'll talk about the neighborhoods topping off in the 80s. we'll talk about the big change for the weekend weather forecast that you need to know about. it's traffic and weather in less than 4 minutes. >>> uber says it's extending its investigation into sexual harassment claims at its headquarters. back in february, an uber engineer named susan fowler wrote, a widely read blog post claiming that the human resources officers didn't punish her manager after he alleged a sexually harassed her. the company is taking until may on its report to see that, quote, no stone is left unturned. >>> there are new details into the volkswagen diesel emissions scandal. later today a federal judge is expected to hold a hearing to cons

coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. ,, ,, ,, >>> welcome back to thursday. it is april 27. time check now it is 6:43. we are now officially 117 days into the year and we now have spring! temperatures today 60s and 70s from the coast through the peninsula into the silicon valley. 60s and 70s in the north bay. warm in saint helena. >>> thank you. time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: hello, michelle, my belle. i bet nobody has ever said that to you before. >> everyone! >> reporter: i know. when i was little i wished somebody had a song named gayle but you have your own song. michelle, here we go. president trump unveils his tax reform plan. we'll ask treasury secretary mnuchin about the lack of details on that plus we'll talk with senator john mccain about the special north korea briefing at the white house. also, fox news anchor kelly wright been here in studio 57. he is among current and past employees suing fox for alleged racial discrimination

here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks to report. >> reporter: good morning. amazon has won the right for nfl thursday games in the 2017 season. paying $50 million to airten of those thursday games. twitter had those ten games last year an twitter only paid $10 million. amazon willing to pay more as the competition for video streaming continues to heat up. facebook and google were also reportedly interested in those thursday night games with the nfl. >>> panera bread has a new owner. jab holdings is buying the restaurant chain for over $7 billion. now, you may not know jab holdings, but you know a lot of its brands. in the past five years, it's bought peets coffee and tee, krispy kreme and keurig green mountain. strong job growth continues in 2017. private payroll tracker adp says employers added 263,000 jobs in march way more than expected. strong gains in construction and manufacturing. the labor department delivers its report on friday. chicago are looking for a gain around 175,000 jobs. market likes the jobs number and stocks are heading higher in the earl

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. >> jason brooks joining us with more. >>> you might soon call reno, nevada the silicon valley east. there are reports from the wall street journal at google parent company purchased land for over $29 million, planning for a big data center. they're ramping up their cloud business in order to compete with microsoft and amazon in that area. they're all spending lots of money on building data centers. this would only be 19 miles away from tess lao'sla's factory. many other bay areas are moving operations to reno, nevada. the big reason for that is land is a whole lot cheaper and the permitting process is easier. >>> netflix reports results after the closing bell coming up today, anticipating a big fourth quarter. they may not add as many new subscribers, usually the key metric for investors. two of the biggest shows, orange is the new black and house of cards, their new seasons start in the current quarter and will probably get a bump from those shows. amazon and google's youtube are ramping up their own original content as well to compete. >>> stock market ended last week on a down no

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kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks says that the plan could encourage companies such as apple and google to bring billions of dollars back to the u.s. >> a key factor for silicon valley firms is tax repatriation money they are holding overseas so they can avoid the corporate tax rate of 35%. treasury secretary steve mnuchin did not offer a specific number for repatriation only saying that it would be competitive. >> apple holds more money overseas than anyone. it's about $240 billion. >>> the announcement didn't boost of business today. the dow closed 21 points down. nasdaq and s&p were flat. >>> bay area high school brawl ends with one student hurt, another arrested. but the school says it's also disturbed by their peers' reactions. how they are hoping to turn this into a teachable moment. >> and bay area artists kicked out of their home. why they claim they are being targeted after the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. >> this east bay suburb is going on a blitz to rebrand itself. why it says it's a better fit for business. >> as the rainy season is about to end, you will no

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not sure how that's going to fly, brooke. when you look at what it happening, it's clear that a certain level of confidence and faith was put into flynn, given that he's a decorated general. but when you look at the calendar of what happened here, i think that's going to be hard to simply blame it on the obama administration. it was clear back in 2014 that michael flynn was warned not to accept foreign dollars. he did just that in 2015 when he had that appearance which is essentially an arm of the russian government. following that, though, in 2016, what the white house is saying that he received a security clearance and what they are saying is he got the security clearance in 2016. yes, he did go through a vetting process but because he got that security clearance in 2016, because he is a decorated general and in a sense what really happened here is given a pass. investigating this going forward, the white house covering things up, not turning over documents the white house says not true. they are already vetting documents i

>> well, thanks, brooke, for having me on. i think he's talking about kind of a standard thing in the military, this sort of biforcation of approval and authority and a lot of times he's trying to tell us he's pushed the approval and authorities for certain actions down to the regional commanders and then we have h.r. mcmaster and james mattis. these are two of the great titans of national security advisers that we've seen in a long time. i think he's telling us that he's pushed the decision down to them. he's got to trust in his military leadership. we've got an incredible military and incredible leaders. there's no doubt that they are going to handle that policy. i think donald trump has showed us what that looks like to trust those leaders. so whether it benefits him or not, i think it will because it encourages the military at the regional and subtheater command level to know that the president has got trust in the forces that he's hired to do this work. >> peter, how do you see it? >> yeah. i mean, i basically agree. i th