The clouds along the coast and right around the bay, 59 San Francisco, 66 for san jose. We will talk about a warming trend as we go through the week. Details on that coming up. Gianna . Take a look at the roadways right now, weve got a broken down big rig. Eastbound 580 right around north flint. Also getting word of a trouble spot on the shore freeway, westbound 80 as you work your way here San Pablo Dam road we have reports of an accident there, not too far, but it will does not look like it is ou aranessential worker, you shore freeway, traffic moving nicely in both directions. No delays on 680, but that is an area where we have a crash near to 42. Im anne makoveck at the live news desk, taking alive look at capitol hill this monday morning radio former Coronavirus Crisis funding could hit the senate floor today, with 450 billion. Here is the breakdown for you. 300 billion for small businesses, 75 billion for hospitals and 25 billion for coronavirus testing. Now, this is all after th
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Alexandro Marcelo Ramirez, known to many as Big Al or Fred, entered into rest on January 15, 2021. He was born on December 19, 1954, to Benito and Grace Ramirez in Lamar, Colorado.
Al is preceded in death by his parents, Benito and Grace Rameriz; his daughter Brittany Cartwright; his brother Eddie Ramirez.
Al is survived by his brothers Benny Ramirez and wife Kathy of Lamar, Colorado, Michael Ramirez of Corpus Christi; his sisters Rita Montoya and husband Jose of Fort Stockton, and Ramona Martinez of Fort Stockton; his grandchildren, Deandric and Darien Maus, Caylee Cartwright, and many nieces and nephews.
Al was a very high energy, high spirited person who loved to work and took pride in being a hard worker. Anyone could have learned a lot from Al, and he was always willing to share his knowledge. Al was an avid pool player. Although he was a lifelong traveler and made people love him everywhere he went, he always found a way back home and made time for family and the people