All the heavier rain is out of here. It is a cool morning farther to the north. Now that that cold front is coming in, 43 in santa rosa and 53 in san jose. The High Temperature this afternoon reaching low to mid60s. It will be nice and cool, but hey, at least we have sunshine here. As we head over to mike, a totally dim totally different view of the roads today. A different view of the maps. This is 880 and 66. Yesterday was blurry and sparkly because of the rain. Its barely damp at all. Look at the map. We dont see the green highlighting except for a patch here and there in the trivalley and brentwood area. A smooth drive across the bay. A very light rain. No major problems. There may be a crash in suniville. Im going scan the reports on 101. Thank you, mike. New muni trains are hitting the streets this morning. Thom jensen is live. I know you have information on the changes coming in San Francisco. Reporter good morning, you guys. This is a big day for muni riders. In a couple hours,
Know our nbc bay area Investigative Unit has been holding the city counsel accountable to its promises that it would make improvements and today mayor libby schaff outlined in details with officials those improvements. Been adamant they would make these safety improvements while not displacing a lot of people in this already tight Housing Market here. We still do have a reporter in there talking to the mayor and other city officials. Jodi hernandez is in city hall right now. This tragic fire exposed a citywide problem of People Living in warehouses and other builds not zoned or suiting for housing. And our Investigative Team showed the city had a backlog of more than 1,000 such rentals here. The officials said they now have software that ties all of the departments together for tracking and fixing problems with properties and the number of building inspectors will double and then triple. The mayor says the city has learned a lot of lessons from this tragedy. As sa city, we have very mu
Sergio quintana joins us live from the courthouse with more. There is a Standing Court order that is posted on the front door of the courthouse that says there is no pictures or video allowed inside the courthouse. The woman who shot that video said shes a journalist helping two men research their court cases. She saw something happen and jumped into action. Please stop recording. Reporter in the video you can hear the sheriffs deputy to tell her to stop recording. He tells her four times. Then it looks like he grabbed her phone. She said she started recording because deputies surrounded one of the men she was with and told him to stop taking pictures of documents. I was in the file room doing research and i saw an incident happened that i believe was police misconduct. I believed it was newsworthy and i turned on my recorder. Reporter a Sheriffs Department spokesperson declined to speak on camera but said the deputies were enforcing a rule about videotaping courthouse. She said it was
You know, id always heard a little bit about the lusitania, but i didnt really realize that there was a human drama at the core of that story as poignant, as moving as anything youd find with the titanic, but also that it was a story which had deep political ramifications. It was a story of an event which really changed the nature of warfare. Cspan the titanic was sunk in 1912. Guest thats right, just three years earlier. Cspan the lusitania was owned by what company . Guest it was owned by the Cunard Company. Shed been built up in scotland, on the river clyde, by the john brown company, launched 1906, made her Maiden Voyage 1907, and really was the technological marvel of her age. It wasnt just that she was a uniquely beautiful, elegant ship, with suites and public rooms, you know, modeled on the grand palaces of europe, like versailles and fontainebleau. She was also very technological advanced. She had revolutionary turbine engines. This was a ship that could cut through the atlanti
One year later, Asbury University reflects on the 2023 revival that took the internet by storm. A line of hundreds of people trailed down the steps of a packed chapel, snaked its way through the grassy lawn, and wound down the sidewalk of a small Christian college in Wilmore, Ky. The singing could be heard.