We have Team Coverage of the bitter winter blast we will begin with meteorologist Katie Fehlinger in the weather center. Is what very latest now. We never got above zero this morning and we are not going to do it at the height of the afternoon, guys, so really, really bitterly cold outside. We will start off by giving you a visual of this, looking outside in the live Neighborhood Network there was just a, foreground that may have moved around on the playground here but you can see the shaking, cameras here, that tells the story, it is a wind flow that has been predominantly out of the west, but this one at 19 miles an hour. Your actual air temperature is 12. Imagine what that is doing tour feels like. Here it is, it is making it feel like it is below zero every where, this isnt just confined to those outlining suburbs or higher terrain in the poconos, guys, this is every where, along most urban ized corridor of 95, it still feels at the airport for example like it is five below zero. T
And napa, santa rosa, fairfield and dense fog advisory through san juaquin and kern counties and look how low visibility is and pacing along interstate 5 through the area and may impact your commute this morning if you are going that way. But its obviously not covering the bay bridge and see a nice view there, San Francisco 54 and rivermore a bit warmer and high surface on the coastline and all of that information coming up. Jaquline. Its getting busy out there already for 5 00 a. M. A live look at ride along interstate 80 and right at highway 4 as you are heading through hercules and ride looking aokay on the bay bridge and seeing more folks join the Tuesday Morning commute but just a bit of a backup in those lanes. No lights shortly and back up in the cash lanes. Check traffic and back over to you. An emotional debate over coal heads to court today and whether it should be transported through oakland through the court. More on the legal battle. The battle that wants to transport coal
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