Performance but overall mostly sunny. 60s, 70s and 80s and 90s through the interior. A couple of issues. The east shore freeway, slowing on 80 westbound, coming out towards the right lane at ashby because of this truck accident thats been there since 1 45. They did tow the truck but the damage is done. Look at the slow traffic. It was 60 minutes now 23 minutes to drive from carquinez to the mc arthur phase. They will open up the lanes because every minute that lane is taken pass, tracy triangle, westbound 205 and 580 are slow before you get to the problems in oakland. Monterey county, part of northbound highway 101 has re opened after a deadly wrongway crash. It happened last night 11 50 p. M. , one person was killed when a car was going the wrong way on the highway. The crash involved a big rig near 101 and hudson road, north of greenfield. We are waiting to get information from police, we will bring you that information as we get it. A man was killed and his wife injured after they w
They will get this to the 80s and 90s. Coast and bay 60s and 70s with low 90s. Sal, 880. 880 and ten son, all lanes are blocked. Chp issued an alert where they closed the lanes. They got everything open in just a few moments. Traffic going to be okay southbound 880 the traffic will be slow. We are looking at this, seeing how its going to impact your morning commute. We are looking at 80 westbound, earlier problems berkleys slow towards the macarthur maze. Some of that fog steve has been talking about has moved in. The bay bridge, its heavy. Dense fog on the Golden Gate Bridge in parts of San Francisco. Back to the desk. A 22yearold woman has been arrested for a deadly crash in San Franciscos tenderloin district. The driver hit and killed a pedestrian and seriously injured his wife at tailor and o ferrel streets. Alyssa live. Reporter those victims were the a cross walk when they were hit. The driver of a tesla blew through a red light and collided with the vehicle and fish tailed out o
Pressure building in, giving us the warm up for yesterday, the cool down on friday. But the highs and the lows will be in and starts to compress that fall and that is why it is thick and thick in spots, burning off sooner. 60s to 70s, a fight between the other low in the pacific northwest. Today though the high will run out as they will be above average for most. Looks like a couple of degrees. Average is 89. San jose 84. It will be about 88 degrees. The higher clouds are getting caught around the high. And then it looks like the low tomorrow will lift out and nudge it out of the picture that you might cool off a couple of degrees. 60s, 70s, 80s, warmer just about anybody. But the big time fog bank there, running into lotteries. A little tough of the onshore breeze. Some areas are running warmer already. But they go around the bay running a little cooler. But the inland temps will run out. 50s on the water temps. They havent changed that much, gone up a tiny bit. Some of the cloud cove
Starting to peel back. Our friend Gasia Mikaelian is back. I had had the best week ever. We took a road trip. All four of us together. I could do it 100 times over. You guys were all talking to each other . Not even the radio was on. Not even the radio. So. So no ipad. No. Some families are hiring coaches to help them raise phone free children. Parents are alarmed by the amount of time the kids spend online so theyre trying to turn back the time before we all had smartphones. Screen consultants come into homes, churches, synagogues to remind parents how people parented before cell phones. Just ask my ng pledges not to g at ast the eighth grade. So your vacation, sounds like you have a handle. You dont need a coach. We dont. My children are still little. The newsroom n elementary with children who are older and say every child has a phone. I think weve laid a Good Foundation so far. 30 minutes in the car, no phone. Once you hit 31 minutes, then you can have my phone. Im not judging pare
Nearly 43,000 people were moved through the air pore during that time. The Bay Area News Group is reporting 27,000 were flown out to be deported. The other 16,000 were transferred to holding facilities. There is concern from the community about whether this activity violated sanctuary city policy. This speaks to a larger issue in to what level of policies that are violating human rights. Individuals being moved out of the country rapidly and denied the opportunity to speak to attorneys or Access Council are having rights violated. Reporter a spokesperson says they are looking in to this matter as the issue is of great interest to the mayor and oak land values. We are looking in to this activity to understand it and address it. The port of oak land oversees the airport and leases the runways for private chartered flights. A Spokesman Says they made a decision to discontinue the use of flights in october of 2018, but didnt elaborate as to why. Passengers we spoke with had mixed reactions