That is how thick it is. We trying to head into the maze and it stays thick. 44 to 54, a mild morning and the fog towns to haze by noon at 56 to 62 and through 12 hours, hazy and not so warm at 54 to 62 and pleasanton evening at 52 to 64. Sue . Speaking of fog, it is a big traffic issue this morning. We take you to san jose though, right now it is not settled in and this is 87, beyond s. A. P. Center and moving in the northbound direction and it is moving nicely here. Coming off the Golden Gate Bridge, parts of the bay bridge and mike has been telling you, a lost thick fog this morning. Westbound 80 we have one incident inning the last lane, jet before hercules so you are are fighting traffic backing all the way to crockett and i checked the drive times are 32 minutes from crockett to the toll plaza and check out the drive times from the central valley, highway 4, westbound, and to San Francisco, 101. 6 302 new details on breaking news we are following in south korea. The United States
Around you, also into hercules in about another 15 or 20 minutes the rain will start to intensify and then we have another batch of rain offshore thats going to really pickup as we get into after midnight hours tonight. From the first batch of rain, not too much, higher amounts in the south bay and north bay. Second system is set to produce more rain. Theres the bulk of it still offshore. This is going to head onshore after midnight tonight. Look for another half inch for east bay and south bay. The north bay getting the most, possibly an inch for the lower elevations of the north bay, maybe as much as two inches for the higher elevations. Ill talk more about the wet forecast coming up later on. All right. Bryan, continuing our team coverage. Walnut creek, how are folks preparing for this storm. Reporter well vicki residents here in walnut creek and the People Living throughout are relying on sand to protect their home and businesses, filling up at sandbag stations like the 1 down the
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Photo of Captain DuVal: screenshot of ABC 7 video
Six years ago on August 24, 2014, Army Captain Carey DuVal was living a nightmare. He was then an infantry lieutenant conducting a patrol consisting of several Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles MRAPs. The vehicles were sweeping roads in their assigned area in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, looking for IEDs.
Then a Toyota pickup truck filled with explosives crashed into the side of his vehicle. The force of the explosion flipped the 15-ton MRAP on its side, blowing the door off. All five of the soldiers inside the vehicle were wounded, with DuVal the most seriously wounded of all.