she replaces supervisor david chiu, who is leaving the board for sacramento. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air and nob hill. >>> good morning. we have some slow traffic trying to get out of milpitas right now. westbound 237, there's an accident reported approaching zanker road. it was backed up any way so that drive time is nearly double what it should be at this time of the morning. also the delays continue along the eastshore freeway. westbound 80 approaching willow, an accident was just cleared to the shoulder. but look at the backups jammed solid all the way to cummings skyway. and even past the accident scene, pretty heavy now into richmond and berkeley. a fatal accident in ben lomond, southbound 9 closed approaching california in the santa cruz mountains. with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> still seeing those showers outside in fact another band of rain just making its way onshore. as we take you out there now, toward ocean beach, we have the cl

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supervisor david chiu is leaving the board for sacramento. >>> some other bay area headlines now. shuttle drivers for facebook vote tomorrow whether to start a union. drivers rallied outside the menlo park headquarters. they complain of long hours and low pay and believe a union might help to change that. >>> 5:06. surveillance video captures a car making a smashing entrance into a convenience store. what police suspect caused the crash. >> plus, it's a new app to help women with breast cancer. you're going to meet a bay area survivor who invented this new technology. >> and we are seeing the rain showing up around the bay area now. this is the first in a series of storms headed our way. details coming up next. >> and don't forget your umbrellas or your patience. we are already seeing some delays in the lower deck of the bay bridge. there's been an accident, a spinout eastbound 80 at treasure island. a car hit the wall. we'll have more reports on this plus the rest of your bay area busy drive to work coming up. we want we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask

eric maher and david chiu sponsored workers bill of rights to help employees at chain stores and restaurants. >>> prices at the pump could keep falling down. saudi arabia announced it's going to keep lowering the price of crude oil per barrel. the average price for gas in the bay area is $3.19. that's the lowest it's been in over five years. san francisco it's 3:37 a gallon on average and san jose $3.18 and if you shop in oakland for gas you will pay about $3.23 a gallon. >>> thieves have a new way of ripping off gas stations and people. pump and dump, criminals install a fuel tank and siphon system into their cars and use stolen credit card information to buy hundreds of gallons of diesel and sell that fuel to truckers at a discount. officers say thieves are making millions of dollars a year doing the pump and dump. >>> not good. all right. the weather? >> weather. >> a little chilly. we went for a walk. >> a little cool. feeling like the season but you may have noticed, did you look up? clouds moving on by, a little sunshine. >> i looked up a little bit. >> i know what you were looking at,

. >>> david chiu has won the race in the 17th state assembly district after david campos conceded last night. both men are on san francisco's board of supervisors. chiu's margin of victory was less than 4%. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ♪ food is more than just a meal. ♪ food is love. at monsanto, we believe everyone deserves a healthy, balanced meal. and a future that sustains us all. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com >>> good morning. we start off with some mass transit delays. bart is running about 15 minutes behind schedule in the pittsburg-bay point line in the sfo daly city direction. everything else is on time. no problems this morning. northbound 85 near highway 87 split. we have an accident there slow any way through the area. also north 101 through san jose stop and go conditions. foggy near the dublin interchange conditions. slow-and-go through the altamont pass. >> gianna, that fog really the big weather story this morning if you are stepping outside. a thick fog settling in on th

david chiu is your winner after david campos conceded last night. both men are democrats. they are both on the board of supervisors in san francisco. chiu's margin of victory was less than 4%. >>> the race for mayor of san jose is still undecided although sam liccardo has declared himself the winner. no one is saying why it's taking so long to count all the ballots in santa clara county. but as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, the registrar's head of information technology abruptly quit. the day before the election. >> reporter: he was a no show on election morning a key member of the staff. he supervises all the computers and, quote, all aspects of vote counting during an election according to the registrar of voters website. the key question is, what impact did his sudden absence have on the accuracy and the speed of the vote counting in the election? >> that has not affected us at all. >> reporter: the question has been raised that because this person was unhappy with the working conditions here, that he may have left behind some problems for people to fix. >> those may co

the never publicity shy david chiu wouldn't talk until he knew the cameras were rolling but wouldn't take a stand. is the chief's job in jeopardy? >> i certainly right now don't believe it is. >> reporter: but joanne hayes- white has little backing among her rank-and-file. the letter was drafted by leaders of every faction of the union. in the long history of the san francisco fire department that has never happened. it calls for the department to return to the levels of excellence which, quote, can only happen with a change in our current leader? in. will you resign? >> i'm not at this point thinking about resigning. >> reporter: in the shark- infested waters of the big city fire department hayes-white has lasted longer than any other san francisco chief. but the heat is on because of dangerous ambulance response times up to an hour in some cases. that's because of lack of equipment and personnel. the chief and mayor say things are getting better after more rigs are on the street and more emts are hired. >> i have confidence in the chief and working hard particularly on this ambulan

supervisor david chiu says he wants to help. >> we are going to have to find some money and i'm happy to work with our colleagues and the mayor to do that. >> my daughter found this nice place for me. >> reporter: they will need a few hundred thousand dollars to stay open and there's only about 6 weeks left to come up with the cash. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >>> on the bay area watch we are learning tonight that construction workers on the bart-silicon valley extension project have found human remains on two separate occasions. it happened in october 2012 and most recently this past april. in all, the bones of 17 people have been found. bart believes they are probably native americans. the valley transit authority is in charge of the project and it's working with the native american heritage commission to respectfully handle those remains. >>> a pleasanton teen got a nine-year sentence for crashing his car into a couple riding their bikes killing the wife. police say 19-year-old cody hall was going twice the speed limit when he lost control of his car last year. it happened