the toll plaza, all green and good. moving to the south bay, we have two crashes to talk about here. this is northbound 101 past the oakland road on-ramp. three cars involved here. one lane partially blocked. speeds are low. a single car spin out, northbound 280 at the lawrence expressway on-ramp. one lane is blocked right now. back to our breaking news. two planes carrying coronavirus evacuees have landed at travis air force base. sky 7 was live as both planes landed this morning. you can see them both next to each other on the tarmac. the first plane took off from wuhan, china last night, and landed about 4:00 this morning. the second plane landed about 30 minutes later. amy hollyfield has more from the base. there is no word that any of these people are sick, but they are still handling them with a lot of caution. we have seen people on the ground at travis air force base in hazmat suits being careful just in case. they will be screening them now that they landed. th
We also know how much he contributed to the growth and to the development of his beloved District Of Columbia. There are so many marion barry stories, so many instances in which the mayor for life changed someones life or opened the door of opportunity for a person or community. Like many other washingtonians i choose to remember marion barry by remembering his lifelong commitment to building up our city and working to free it from congressionally imposed shackles the servitude to which we were relegated in the District Of Columbia. Marions own story is replete with witnessing injustices here and around the country. He knew well the daunting heights of the barriers of advancement and success faced by African Americans in this nation. And he was especially gifted at getting young people involved in creating a new future for themselves and all of us. When marion barry came to washington in 1965 to work with snic, he saw a city that in many ways was every bit as segregated as the mississi