Inches. It is going to be common around that area. The storm has already left cars under water in parts of galveston and houston, texas as one man tried to help his stranded girlfriend. Others are warning drivers to stay off the streets. I spent a lot of screaming to get out all the anger before i saw my girlfriend because i know she needs me to smile. Do not driver fast on flooded streets not only because of safety, but because youre making waves, and it is going into our residents and our businesses. South eastern texas and parts of south western louisiana. They are expected to keep getting hit with a lot of rain. You forget about that part of it when they say dont driver into the thick water. You can get stuck. Creating waves into businesses and certainly affecting travel it looks like it is going to eastern houston. Houston should be better, but i cant speak for lake charms, louisiana. That doesnt look good. Houston looks to be almost on the drier side so if you are travel plans, c
Houston. They had seven inches of rain. A little bit warmer pattern. Near average. A little bit below inland. We are trending a little bit on the warmer side as we head into friday and saturday. D producing some shower activity. And 40s and 50s on your temperatures. We are running anywhere from one to 10 or 12 degrees cooler. The santa rosa is in there. Overall, it looks like a nice thing. Patchy fog. 60s, 70s to a few low 80s. 5 other 01 00. There is one incident. Yes. One thing that is going on on westbound 580. We checked this picture and the map is ten minutes ago. This is westbound 508. There is a crash blocking the far left lane. There is a crash in thew of grant road. You can see the backup building in westbound 580 all the way back to 2056789 lets check on the south bay because if you are coming up from gilroy and morgan hill, 101 northbound looks good. Overall, the commute hasnt gotten going in the south bay. That is good news. Here is highway 24 and late yet getting busier as
The heavily used runway that was shut down earlier this month for repairs. Its opening up a full week ahead of schedule. Welcome to the show. Flying out of sfo in a few weeks. I usually avoid the airport because of delays. Anytime there is rain. I decided to book it because it was a nonstop. I could have saved money and gone to another city. When opportunity comes you risk flying out of San Francisco international. We always fly out of oakland. I am all about oakland. A developing story weve been bringing you throughout the show. One person killed and several others hurt after a tour bus crashed. Officials include crewmembers and josh turner. He was not on this bus. The bus was traveling highway 46 when it went off the road and down an 80 foot cliff landing in a dry riverbed. The bus driver falling behind says there were no rake lights when the bus left the road. Chp ruled out drugs or alcohol as factors in the crash. The next chapter in the suit between San Francisco and President Tru
Emissions standard, because of poor air quality in cities like los angeles. The secretary of transportation, elaine chao said the new rule will make cars and trucks cheaper, safer and cleaner and say california has no right to impose its policies on the rest of the country. No state has the authority to opt out of the nations rules and no state has a right to impose its policies on everybody else in our whole country. We will not let political agendas in a single state be forced upon the other 49. Governor gavin newsom described the new law is dangerous and could have devastating consequences for our childrens health. The move from the trump initiation drawing criticism from bay area politicians. We hear from mayor london breed. Reporter mayor london breed calling out President Trump, not just what he did revoking the california ability to set its own emission standard, also because he is attacking San Francisco in regards to its homelessness issue. She said President Trump compliments
And its my privilege to welcome many of you back to historic Decatur House in the White House Historical association for another one of our wonderful lectures. Tonight is one of the annual National Heritage lectures that we do in partnership with the Us Capital Historical Society and the Us Supreme Court historical society. We have our wonderful colleagues from both here tonight and my friend Jane Campbell who is the president of the National Historical society. On june 4, 1919 the 19th amendment was passed and sent to the states for ratification. The suffragists used the white house as a backdrop to challenge an equity and bring attention to their cause. Tonight we look forward to hearing more about their successful efforts to secure womens rights to vote. Before i introduce our speaker i have a couple of other introductions and things i would like to share. First of all we have guests smith college, the Washington Club of smith college. Stand up. [ applause ] they are special guests