Now, everything looking really good. Just lots of con vukovich shore of course. Anticipation of the weekends, eagles game, more rain. No. Ya, sorry, but not sorry. Not today. Today looks like gorgeous day. It is chilly though at the onset. I would say winter coats is a smart idea to walk out today. Storm scan, nice and quiet this morning, virtually clear overhead, but, you know, as a result of the wind, chilly air , do have frost advisory posted until 9 00 this morning , basically your outlying suburbs, closer to the shore, this isnt an issue , you have the influence of the ocean. Closer you are to i95, you dont have as much of the influence bus it is a bit more urban eyes the wont cool off as readily. So the more remote suburbs like chester county, upper bucks county, you get the idea you may need the extra time in the areas, all of the win shield, just waking up with us and you dont have the benefit after garage, go check out the window see if you need to do. That will currently 46 a
Could slow you down. Details coming up. Bart has new plans to stop fare evaders from cheating. Kpix 5s Susie Steimle shows us why officers will riding trains to ask if you paid for your ride. Its frustrating. Reporter less than five minutes after we walked into the 19th street bart station in oakland, someone jumped the gate and got a free fare. A guy just like hopped through the emergency exit, didnt pay, attendants dont do anything. It happens . Every day. Fare evasions costs us 15 to 25 million a year. Reporter barts board of directors unanimously approved two ordinances to target cheaters. Starting january 6th, officers will be hired to board bart trains and ask every, Single Person for proof of purchase. If caught, you will be charged 75 for your first offense. Minors will be charged 55. Three strikes and you face criminal charges. Do you think the checks will help . I think so. I think so. It really makes sense for the people who do pay for their fares. You know . Its not fair to
Weekend. We do not have that westerly breeze although the fog is coming back. 48, half moon bay. High pressure continues. As we head into the weekend the low clouds will be increasing and temperatures will begin to ease off a little bit. It will be warm inland again today. Happy friday. Theres not a lot going on. We do have debris that could be blocking lanes at the altamont pass. Westbound 580 traffic will be moving along okay but there is some slowing at the altamont pass. 580 near 205 near grant line road. Some jury some debris is reported. No problems in livermore, pleasanton and castro valley. This is a look at 880 in oakland. At the bay bridge toll plaza, mostly light traffic getting onto the bridge. Increased security is expected that Milpitas High School as well as counseling for students and staff after a student brought a gun to school yesterday. Azenith smith said theres been two other reports this week of similar incidents. Reporter police on campus. Its something no parent
Kids texting you, mom, school is on lockdown. Reporter her daughter, a freshman at milpitas high school, told by teachers to shelter inside. Police were called, reporting a gun was on campus. I was really scared because he could have shot anyone if he was mad. Reporter sky fox was there shortly after. Pomeroy elementary and russell middle schools were placed on lockdown. Officers found the student. He did have a handgun on his person. He was very cooperative. He did not resist arrest. Monday a student at Village High School in pleasanton was arrested after he brought a loaded gun. On tuesday at twin creeks elementary in san ramon, an 8yearold brought a loaded gun, showing it to other students. His father is now under arrest, facing several charges including child endangerment. At milpitas high, police would not say how the teenager got the gun. Some say they want schools to be more involved. Someone afraid to go to school, they have to bring a gun, thats whats worrying me the most. Som
An additional 11 schools will reopen on monday. And here at james monroe, several students and several teachers lost their homes in the devastating fire. It will be an emotional return for a lot of folks here. Schools have been closed for nearly three weeks. That fire sent ash and soot into class rooms. The district was worked around the clock to clean the campuses. About 200 workers have been cleaning campuses and replacing over 3,000 airconditioning filters at 24 schools. The superintendent says about 80 Staff Members lost homes in the fire and also 900 students have addresses listed in the burn zone. But its still unclear how many students have been displaced. The district is working out how to make up three weeks of lost class time. On wednesday teachers went back to school to prepare for students. We are preparing, they are preparing themselves to be able to deal with students who are coming back after being traumatized in a way that nobody quite understands yet. Reporter now, the