Area. Of course well continue to monitor that stand off for you. At this hour much of the bay area seeing some summer rain. We are tracking this complex of showers thats been going for about the past six hours. Now its passing right through the mid peninsula. Lets get a closer look. Youll see right here throughout the 580 and 680 corridor. This is all moving off towards the south and likely holding on over towards the peninsula. We do think we will get something coming up in the full weather report. The bay area legend on and off the football field is gone tonight. The firstever superbowl title has died. Headquarters in alamedament its been more than 35 years, but fans still remember him as that quintessential raider. Yes, they do. Raiders owner, mark davis, says that kenny stabler personified what it meant to wear the silver and black. Hes a force to be reckoned with on the field but one of the good guys off the field. Theres some other pictures of kenny right here. One of the hangout
To come in. And they have replaced older refrigerators and coming up with new protocols for how too often check them. Thank you. A heart breaking story out of San Francisco. A boy was killed this morning after being hit and run over by a train at san jose and lake view avenue. Ktvus David Stevenson is there tonight. The mother was so distraught she was trying to move the train to pull her son out. I cant imagine. Reporter very upsetting for the mother and neighbors. You can see the memorial that is growing. It was so devastating grief counselors were offered and we have new information about possible witnesses to the accident. The accident was so sickening it shocked everyone. H just horfiffic. Police horrific. Reporter police say the 12 yearold ran into the crosswalk, investigators say he pivoted to avoid being struck by car but came into a light rail vehicle. Didnt see the train. Train didnt see him. A terrible incident. He lives in the neighborhood. His mother and father quickly arr
Themes and menus for the inaugural Take-Out Taste of The Village are coming together as 16 restaurants prepare to make multicourse dinners showcasing what The Jewel’s restaurateurs have to offer.
The event will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. March 22-25, with four restaurants participating each night. Tickets are $85 for a four-course dinner for two, with one course each provided by each night’s participating restaurants. Twenty percent of ticket sales (plus any gratuities) goes to the restaurants and the rest goes to the La Jolla Village Merchants Association.
“We are super excited,” LJVMA Vice President Morgan Barnes said of the event, adding that it “will reconnect our community and bring a sense of interactive fun back to The Village.”