A man dead and the search on for a hit and run driver in the south bay. Police say a driver hit the man on his bicycle about midnight happening near the intersection of south winchester boulevard and loma verd e drive. Kris, police have a deitscription deiscription of the suspects car. Theyre also looking for a car that might be pretty easy to spot. Take a look. We are talking about a honda civic del sol. Not too many of them on the roadways these days. Only production for six years back in the 1990s. Because of the low profile the car likely has damage from hitting that bicyclist. Indicates its possibly a red honda del sol vehicle. The del sol part is pretty telling. That helps investigators because those cars were only made for a few years. Very distinct look. The roadway is about to open in a few minutes, but this scene was closed as police were investigating. Now, in regard to the victim, police say they can only reveal that it is a man. The Santa Clara County coroner just took tha
Again. Not as cool in some spots like San Francisco and the east bay. 54 degrees and dropping to 4 degrd 2 degrees in the north bay. Sunshine and light wind and 70s for the north bay and the trivalley. This weekend, more of the same. Ill show you that coming up in a few minutes. Lets head over to anthony with a check on traffic. Things are moving pretty good this morning. We dont have much to report. You know the trend, friday light. That is happening right now across the bay area. Start you off near the bay bridge approach and we do have a crash and this is on the 580 connector eastbound headed away from the regular flow of traffic. So, were not seeing much in terms of traffic being impacted on the westbound side of 80. I do want to take you outside and show you. We cant see the accident actually from this camera. The flow not being affected all that much. 80 eastbound headed towards 580 eastbound. Keep that in mind as you get going this morning. Back over to you guys. Anthony, thank
Virginia may have had its presidential primary already, but voters will return to the polls for local primary elections Tuesday, June 18, 2024. Greater Greater Washington will be endorsing candidates in the Democratic primaries for Arlington County Board and Alexandria Mayor and Council.
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