Back. This is a live look north towards pittsburg. You can see just how gray the conditions are out there. Good afternoon. Im tori campbell. Rosemary oroscoe is tracking the rain and will let us know when it will arrive and how long it will last. Wet weather arrived earlier over parts of the north bay, sliding over the peninsula and lets take a bit of a tour. Well get in close and take a look at where this moderate rain is falling. The peninsula now getting wet here from San Francisco across the airport at sfo, half moon bay, san mateo, redwood city, woodside, stretching into palo alto. This is beginning to shift into the south bay. Thats where it will be heading next, into areas like san jose. That will be changing over the next hour or two. It will shift to the east where we have light to moderate rain falling over the east bay, alameda, morago, you can see it stretches into east into concord. If you are not wet yet, eventually that light rain will begin falling. I want to get into t
MAY PEN, Clarendon Police and residents in Clarendon breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday afternoon after a woman climbed the May Pen Bridge but eventually came down.
The police have since learnt that.
CLARENDON, Jamaica A 31-year-old woman was arrested last week after more than $4 million was misappropriated from a Chinese wholesale in May Pen, Clarendon.
Kadesha Chambers, otherwise called Desha.
Samuel Finley Breese Morse is, not shockingly, most widely known for his work with the telegraph. For most of his life, however, he was a painter.
Morse did not invent the telegraph. It had been around since before he was born. He did, however, make a number of improvements to the telegraph, and was instrumental in its promotion, and was largely responsible for its widespread use throughout the United States.
He was born to a rich family in Charlestown, Massachusetts, April 27, 1791. His father was a clergyman, and a geographer. He attended Yale University, where he developed a passion for painting.
we ll show you more of the chase and give you the latest developments on it tonight on news4 at 5:00. pat? all right. thanks, tisha. it was a terrible morning for hundreds of drivers. a truck accident brought the interloop of the beltway to a screeching halt for hours. the whole ordeal started around 4:30 this morning. traffic didn t start moving there again until almost 8:00. news4 s megan mcgrath has details. reporter: oh, the frustration. hundreds of cars and trucks stuck on the interloop for more than three hours this morning. casey maddox missed his early-morning flight. i was supposed to be on a flight at 6:55. total standstill. occasionally you ll see cars move a little bit, but i think that s i m not even sure anyone is moving at all. reporter: a tractor-trailer accident was the cause of this morning s disastrous commute. work crews not only had to clear the trucks, they also had a fuel spill on their hands. all lanes of the interloop were closed at 3:55.