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Mess on its hands. Were live where a crew accidentally spilled 120 cubic yards of wet concrete into a creek. Thats the equivalent of more than 24,000 gallons. Ktvu fox 2s Tara Moriarty is check out the mess and coming up in minutes, she will tell us what it will take to save the creek. Good morning. Its thursday, april 9th. Im tori campbell. Good morning. Im dave clark. Lets check with Steve Paulson on our weather. Its kind of cold outside the doors. A little chilly. Its quiet. We do have some 30s popping up. Heard from frank. San ansell mow, 38 degrees anselmo, 38 degrees. The dew points are up. A lot of moisture in the air. About 38 to had to 42. 49 in San Francisco to start. 59 and 65 for a high today. Except for the higher clouds, theres a slow spinning out. Thats where it will stay. It wont impact us except for the higher clouds. Mostly sunny today. But just gradual warming on the temps. Fairfield is in there, santa rosa, novato was at one time 39. Livermore made it to 40. Havent
FremontCaliforniaUnited-statesLouisianaBrentwoodArcataVacavilleSonomaNorth-charlestonSouth-carolinaDublinIrelandBut i do not blame your leader. I do not blame president obama. What did you make of it . Reporter well let me start with this poppy. Breaking right now cnn learning that president obama and president castro are sitting in the same room meeting, speaking. Im getting some quotes from inside that room. I want to read a few for you because these are from president obama. Him saying this is obviously a historic meeting. The history between the United States and cuba is complicated, he says after 50 years of policy that has not worked, it was time for us to try something new. And that is the atmosphere poppy. We actually have a few photos. Im going to try to show them to you. This is happening now as we speak. These two leaders very much sitting next to each other. Its described to us as a meeting like you would see at the oval office for example. It gives you an idea of what these two leaders are doing at this point in time. Theres a small pool of reporters thats in there. And so we will b
LouisianaUnited-statesAlaskaTurkeyMinnesotaNorth-charlestonSouth-carolinaSyriaPrinceton-universityNew-jerseyWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaOur top story this hour, Recovery Efforts under way in South Carolina after days of unrelenting rain across the state. Historic flooding caused 11 deaths. Two others were killed in North Carolina. At least one dam has overflowed leading to mandatory evacuation. Officials say so far 18 dams have breached or failed. Cnns Martin Savidge reports. Reporter desperate days. A man in columbia clings to a tree as floodwaters rip at his waist and threaten to wash him away. In South Carolina, the rain may be easing but not the danger. In many areas the water continues to rise. And so does the death toll. Many of those who have been killed died trying to cross through rushing water. He just made a mistake. This man nearly made the same fate when racing waters threatened to carry him and his truck away. It would become one of many dramatic res xups just outside charleston a mother and her 15monthold baby had to be rescued by a coast guard helicopter after floodwaters surrounded their home. Official
ArkansasUnited-statesVietnamRepublic-ofDouglas-countyOregonJerusalemIsrael-generalIsraelCharlestonSouth-carolinaWest-bankConstruction on new apartment homes continues on the southeast corner of Washington and Patrick streets in Charleston. In January 2023, Charleston City Council members were told by the owner of the Charleston Department Store and city officials that the building will be razed to make way for low-income housing.
The affordable-housing apartment building planned for the site got approval from Charleston’s Municipal Planning Commission in May 2023. The commission approved an application for a development of significant impact for the apartment units planned for 1661 Washington St. West. The store in 2023 after more than 100 years in business.
At the commission’s April 5, 2023 meeting, site engineer Chuck Garvick said Ohio-based Woda Cooper Companies plans to build a 32-unit multifamily housing building called "Washington Greene," a new low-income residential rental community on the approximately two-acre site. The proposed project will have all two-bedroom units and
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