Morning. Partly cloudy and warm to the south. We will have fog and drizzle continuing. We see 50s for many and 60s for some. We are starting off very warm, but for a little break, we have slight rain to the north. Mid60s for a few on the high side. 6 01 am. Palo alto, 101. That is open, is that right . Sumlin still recovering from the closure that took four hours to clear from the accident that was there. We will hear exactly about what happened in a moment. But what you need to know is traffic is better. It is getting better. 280 is still a good bet. Lets go to the east bay where we see some slowing in hayward at 880 s. We also see traffic on 880 and oakland. There is stop and go traffic at the bay bridge. 6 01 am. Lets go back to the desk. A crash in the gravel filled directions and palo alto. The northbound lanes, it just reopened. Ktvus Elissa Harrington is right there with the latest on what happened. Morning, elizabeth. Reporter good morning, day. As you mentioned, northbound lan
The coldest mornings in a while by tomorrow morning and monday morning. We have showers hon the way in evening. Ill detail that for you in your neighborhood coming up. Chains are required for travel in much of the sierra this morning. That includes highway 50 and most of the roads around the lake and up to resorts. Chain controls are required on interstate 80 from playser county to the donner lake interchange. You can always check the conditions where you live with live doppler 7 on the abc 7 news app. Investigators are calling the disappearance of this san bruno woman suspicious. Family and friends hope for the best but father the worst. Today they will be searching for here in nearby parks. Abc 7 News Reporter Lauren Martinez talked to the womans is son. Reporter Lori Esposito has been missing two weeks. Its unlike her to not contact me. Reporter the last day they heard from her was november 29th, belonging left at her san bruno condo. Its suspicious because she left her dog in the a
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But as we get towards 5 00 here comes the rain. Its in the form of scattered light showers. It will be with us threw the yoernt. Not more than a tenth to two tenths. Well talk about sunday and the rain coming in for the week ahead in a few minutes, liz. Thank you. Chains are required for travel in much of the sierra this morning. That includes highway 50 and most of e roads around the lake and up to resorts. Chain controls are also required on interstate 80 from playser county to the donner neighboring interchange. You can check the conditions where you live with live doppler 7 on the news app. All right. Developing news in conorder. A 63yearold man is zed after a car hit and killed him after he was crossing the street in a wheelchair. Happening after 9 30 last night near the intersection of willow path road and parkside drive. Police say the victim was not in the crosswalk when hit. The drive is a 31yearold woman from antioch. She is cooperating. Drugs and alcohol did not appear to be
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