Vigil. And Debora Villalon says that residents are overwhelmed. Reporter thats right. And together they came together to pray. This is the time for us to come together and to respond to evil in a positive way. Reporter bringing candles and voices against violence that has long plagued their city but spiked this past week. Bang, bang. I knew him. Bang bang. I went to school with her. Reporter last tuesday, two young men were gunned down. Six hours and 4 miles apart. A woman at a rap concert was caught in a gun battle two nights earlier and a few days before gunfire in a neighborhood and another man dead. Even though you get angry at people you control yourself. Reporter this parent and martial arts teacher says its time to reclaim vallejo. We have to take initiative to take back our communities from violence. Reporter everyone here knows thats not as easy as a sign or a slogan. Those who most need the message arent listening. But residents say apathy is a problem too. I dont know the fa
It is not minus one at hayward. I dont know where that came from. If it is we have breaking news story. Fairfield offshore. Napa offshore. That will end up and be a very nice pattern for the coast today. Maybe some record highs. Santa cruz 76. Record 74. I would not be surprised. A lot of high clouds. Nice to mild to warm. A lot of 60s to near 70 again. The offshore push definitely helps those closer to the coast. Here is sal. Steve, good morning. We are looking at a commute that is still pretty good as you drive around the bay area we want to show you the east shore freeway. The traffic looks good as you drive through. No major problems reported. Its a little busier and we are not expecting to have a completely light day today. I think a lot of people are still going to work. As we get closer to the end of the week we will see volume drop off. On the peninsula 101 and 180 moving along nicely. We do have part of the 380 off ramp at elle camino. Lets go back to the desk. We want to go b
Now. Good morning. Welcome to mornings on 2. These are live pictures from San Jose Mineta International airport where airport officials and travelers are scrambling to deal with a pretty wet situation. Part of ter terminal a is shut down. What this means for you if you are heading to san jose this morning. Thats coming up in a live report. Good morning, once again. Im tori campbell. Im dave clark. Lets check weather and traffic. Steve, how is it looking . Like a lot of high clouds. Nice sunrise, temperatures, 30s, 40, 50s to 60s and offshore breeze will give nice temperatures to the coast. Santa cruz needs to get to 74 to get to the record to high. 68 san jose would be two sni of a record. Oakland, 65 yesterday. Well go 67. 30s, 40, 50s. Now 59 Half Moon Bay. They were 63. Still a lot of 30s around. Some of these are well 30s. Higher clouds associated with a weak, little system. Still mostly sunny. High clouds, nice to mild to warm again. Some areas east are a little cool. Some by the
Citizens come together for a vigil. And Debora Villalon says that residents are overwhelmed. Reporter thats right. And together they came together to pray. This is the time for us to come together and to respond to evil in a positive way. Reporter bringing candles and voices against violence that has long plagued their city but spiked this past week. Bang, bang. I knew him. Bang bang. I went to school with her. Reporter last tuesday, two young men were gunned down. Six hours and 4 miles apart. A woman at a rap concert was caught in a gun battle two nights earlier and a few days before gunfire in a neighborhood and another man dead. Even though you get angry at people you control yourself. Reporter this parent and martial arts teacher says its time to reclaim vallejo. We have to take initiative to take back our communities from violence. Reporter everyone here knows thats not as easy as a sign or a slogan. Those who most need the message arent listening. But residents say apathy is a pr
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