Live where you live, this is abc 7 news. She was so warm. It was just nice to look up and see, oh, okay, its her, with the beautiful smile. Commuters remember a beloved bay bridge toll checker. The booth han was in when a suspected drunk driver slammed into it remains out of service and a delayed commute may greet you in the morning. Good evening and thanks for joining us. The deadly accident happened around 5 00 a. M. Saturday morning. Four tollbooth lanes remain closed as a result. A live look at the toll plaza, you can see there nothing like what we experienced yesterday. A live look from our emeryville camera. Abc 7 News Reporter cu eer with more. Reporter crewed have worked throughout the weekend but damage is so extensive the four lanes are still closed. Quite a bit of traffic tonight, its the four lanes on the far right of the toll plaza, not the hov or bus lanes. Thats likely going to slow the morning commute quite a bit. As workers prepare for badly damaged lanes of the bay br
We have micro climates because of the winds. 55 to 58. 57 to 59 by 4 00. And by 7 00 the winds will keep the temperatures up, low to mid50s. Freezing temperatures on the way. Well talk about that. Heres sue. Were taking a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. We are down two lanes this morning so lanes 14 and 15 were cash paying lanes are now out of Commission Due to the fatal truck accident over the weekend. These are cash paying lanes here and these are cash paying lanes on the righthand side. Already with the delays backing up here. Well take a look at the mcarthur maze. From hercules and into the city including the toll plaza. About a 30minute drive and well check back on this and more. One more look, this is from our live crew there this morning. Theyll be there all morning long. Drivers are sharing their memories of the toll booth operator who died, si si han. One woman always passed through lane number 14. She says hans warm smile made a usually hectic commute much brighter. A
Its not as harsh as yesterday but noticeable thats the key. Lets start things off taking you outside show you view live Neighborhood Network and if you look closely youll notice that theres definitely some wave action on the delaware river. Palmyra cove nature park overlooking a very Crystal Clear skyline well off in the distance about 9 miles away the crow flies in this shot. But its pretty clear sixty five you had a couple of clouds early this morning those have thinned out generally going see Just Sunshine for the rest of the day. But it does nothing to help warm you up. Look how cold it colonelly feels. Feels like values. These are values i want you to go back hitting the road you absolutely to be bundling adequately this is how it will feel to you regardless of the thermometer reading technically were right around freezing currently i think weve got maybe another two or 3 degrees for daytime highs here at best. So the brisk wind is still out there. It is turning little bit more we
Mulberry. This woman is the creator and the one who went around that mulberry bush and tagged it. It would be fair to call her a web pioneer. Shes probably best known as the creator of flickr, sold to yahoo f35 million dollars. I want to talk about findery for a second, but i want to talk about hunch. It was acquired by ebay. What is that like. You create this little baby and you sell it far lot of money. Congratulations. And then you kind of check online and somebody threw it in the trash. Thats one way to think about it. Flickr was acquired by yahoo and still is to this day known as flickr. For some companies, thats the right thing to do. The right thing to keep the name and the right thing to continue it as flickr. Its a community site. Its very difficult to rebrand it as a yahoo site. So thats a very important thing to think about when youre doing a when youre doing an integration into a larger company. And yes, it is a sad day when no longer you go to hunch. Com and it redirects t
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