North bay and the hills as well. Strong northernly winds that is basically the over all direction coming in from the north. The dominant direction. And some lasting reports of wind gusts. Santa rosa up in Sonoma County 44 Miles Per Hour. Napa at 35. Concord 35 Miles Per Hour. Look at hayward everyone close tore the bay right around 44 Miles Per Hour. As far as the winds as you can see its basically depends on how elevation you are. How high you are with respect to these locations right around 45 Miles Per Hour. You can see for the valley locations then up to right around 50 Miles Per Hour right around 1,500 feet. Could be approaching 60 Miles Per Hour for the higher terrain right around 3,000 feet. Coming up in 15 minutes well take a look at this the wind advisory locations and timing of the strongest winds. Tree trimmers had their hands full responding from calls of people concerned about high gusts bringing down branches. Arborists say because its still not winter, many trees still h
Point that could leave you stranded in another bart strike. A decision on a botched contract. We are live tonight with the story. Sergio . Reporter the bart board wanted to know how it is that the signature of the chief negotiator, thom hawk got on that provision. Today, he talked to the Contra Costa Times and told him 4. 8 was not part of the last, best final offer that he offered in october. The board voted today to ratify the contract. But negotiate yagsz are not over. In a vote the bart board had an unusual caveat. Minus section 4. 8. This motion districts the manager to get unions to delete section 4. 8, paid family leave, one board member reiterated it was mistakenly included employees do have fmla. The difference is that we have never paid six weeks for it. Member james fang calls this a mess. There was a mistake but the end of the day someone has to say im responsible. Ive not seen that so far. Reporter the board wants to launch an inquiry to figure out how thomas hawk and seni
Suspended pending the outcome of the investigation. This is outrageous and sad. It is, in my words, disgusting. Behavior is shocking to see that still occurs in 2013. Reporter some students say it took too long for the university to react. They feel like okay. You just here on charity to begin with. Whatever issue just be lucky youre here. Reporter the African American student still living on campus. Turning our attention to weather now, its going to be windy tonight in anticipation of problems pg e spent the day trimming trees. Lets get to sandhya pat dwroel see how strong gusts goring to be. Sandhya . Its gusty up here. Im having a hard time just holding myself down here, winds are going. White caps on the bay. Trees going. Let me show you the area that is under wind advisory. Lake county area, peninsula, coast until tomorrow morning at 10 00 a. M. North bay mountains until 10 00 p. M tomorrow. Especially with the recent rain, check out wind gusts now. 44 fairfield. 37 napa. Windy co
Of emotion on campus. People involved with the investigation addressed the hate crimes that have generated that emotion on campus and in the community. The appearance of a care free dorm area at san jose state was disrupted as news that three white students have been suspended starting today after being charged with hate crimes directed at a African American roommate. Ktvu obtained obtained the Police Reports that shows what the District Attorney called a campaign of hate. The Police Investigation showed the students nicknamed the African American student as 3 5 and fraction. The report showed the students put up a Confederate Flag and wrote racial slurs and posted a picture of hiltler but then the prosecutor said it escalated into violence when the students forced the roommates head into a bicycle lock like this one. Once the three individuals forced him into this bicycle lock they then claimed that they didnt know where the key was. The District Attorney filed a Battery Charge for th
Good afternoon. Im tori campbell. The tentative deal between b. A. R. T. And its union is in jeopardy as the b. A. R. T. Board decides whether or not to accept it. Ktvus sal castanedo is monitoring the situation and explains the socalled error that could jeopardize the error. Reporter tori, good afternoon. Right now, the b. A. R. T. Board is inside voting on whether or not to take this clause, this error out of the contract and so far were getting word that three of the Board Members have at least said that they will not go forward with this contract with that clause in it. You will remember when the b. A. R. T. Strike ended, b. A. R. T. Unions were given a new contract to vote on which was subsequently approved. Last week, b. A. R. T. Board members said a clause mistakenly left in if honored would cost the agency too much money over the labor deal. The union says b. A. R. T. Is going back on its word which was negotiated in good faith. The clause mentions family leave which would give