Some of you. And are looking at. So thiis weak little brin t weat so pack that umbrella as you head out the door for work in school. Daytime highs for today, seasonal. 56 in San Francisco. 55 concord and 61 for san jose. Were going to timeout that showers coming up. Gianna . No major accidents to report right now. We have reports of a broken down vehicle. Typically that would not cause too many delays. It is on the upper deck of the bay bridge. Traffic backs up very quickly. As you work your way out of the east bay into San Francisco, you can see speed stepping down to 21 miles per hour. Just past Treasure Island. That upper deck heading into the city. It is blocking one lane there. Chp is on thing. They are trying to move it out of the lanes as quickly as possible. So hopefully that will happen soon. With that means, youre going to see some brake lights there as you work your way on the upper deck of the bay bridge. Things are starting to back up just slightly. A few more cars now at
Talks on china and slacking off another red hot startup about to make its market debut. Its all happening on this thursday, june 20th as Worldwide Exchange begins right now. All right. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening wherever in the world you are. Im Brian Sullivan thank you very much for joining us here on Worldwide Exchange. This, my friends, is the chart of the day bonds getting bought the yield on the tenyear note exactly at 2 , but earlier this morning it actually fell below 2 that is the First Time Since President Trump was elected that we have seen a sub2 yield. This should drive down borrowing costs. If youre looking for a home, it could make mortgages more affordable well have much more on this coming up. First we have to get to our breaking news. U. S. Officials confirming to nbc that a u. S. Drone has been shot done over the strait of hormuz iran claiming responsibility the Iranian Revolutionary guard says the drone was shot down after it entered iranian airspa ai
And the its described as cat catastrophic in les cayes. And for our area, we have mandatory evacuations. And unc wilmington issued a mandatory evacuation for all students. All students must leave that campus by noon tomorrow, noon meterologists are getting whiplash trying to keep up with the hurricanes. Its been all over. It definitely has. We had a dramatic change overnight. And we are waiting for the next run to see if they continue along the track which will pull the storm away from North Carolina. Thats the only real change. It continues to hug the coast of florida and South Carolina and makes a dramatic turn to the right with the current forecast track. Well talk more about that just a few minutes ago, we had a new update from the National Hurricane center. We dont get a new track until 11 00 a. M. Which we will share on the noon newscast. But the good news, it has weakened a little bit more, moving northwest at 10, and thats going to kind of turn it toward florida and bring it ac
Any time on wral. Com but right now we want to know what elizabeth thinks of all this. Boy, we do. This is so interesting. This storm has been affected so much by the steering currents in the upper levels of the atmosphere and sometimes, its cut and dried. But in this case, there has been a lot of moving parts, and we are trying to figure out which one will affect us, and even now, the track of the storm has shifted and in this case, potentially shifting back closer to North Carolina. This is a look at the the storm, and we get a new track update at the top of the hour and little has changed, moving northeast at 14 Miles Per Hour and coming past Cape Canaveral with reports of 107 wind gusts, 101 Miles Per Hour for the wind gusts in Cape Canaveral and strong winds stretching across a good bit of florida. Taking over the satellite goes. It will continue to hug the coast of george georgia and South Carolina. And here is the forecast track, closer to the coast of North Carolina saturday ni
List of closings at the bottom of your screen and on wral. Com. Huge concerns this more than about the continued threat of flooding on the neuse river. Smithfield, goldsboro, and kinston seeing flooding and renee chou is seeing firsthand how bad it is in goldsboro this morning. Renee . Reporter bill, lena, i am standing on me beyond the crime scene tape, the yellow tape, you can see water as far as the eye can see. Its astounding especially now that the sun is coming up and you can see the extent of this. We are on North Carolina street in the southwest part of goldsboro. A third of the city is unte this morning, and if yo over to the stop sign there, you can see over there it will give you an idea of how high thats probably 3 feet of water there. And the neuse river is a mile away, and we are seeing flooding here in the city of goldsboro. It has been quite a morning as we have been talking with the mayor and city manager about the status and the overview of whats going on here in the