Is mornings on two. Well good morning to you. Thank you for joining us. Welcomec to mornings on two. Im dave clark. Good morning im pam cook monday morning march 18th. Pretty nice and warm over the weekend. And lets check in with Steve Paulson for the forecast. Hows it look today steve . Almost like a summer pattern here. But well still be nice inland but cooler coast and bay side 40s 50s. Pretty good. Fog bank is making its push here. So temperatures inland still some 70s coast and bay though back into the 60s. All right. Sal is here. 4 00. All good. I take it . n yeah, were doing very well. Theres not a lot going on. A couple of things maybe beginning to develop in the Altamont Passn but even there it is light. So we can see the traffic is bridge san mateo bridge or in between here on 880. As you can see, traffic is moving well at 4 a. M. Lets go back to the headlines. Thank you. Sal. San Francisco Police now say a third person has died after being hit by a car Early Saturday Morning
Have that breeze and we are good to go. Not the same in Southern California, las vegas, or in parts of arizona. But ill show you that later. But for us, its going to be california sun here in march. Wall to wall here. So clear. Morning. Mild. Low. Still breezy. Not as windy though as yesterday. But it will be sunny for all. And. Santa rosa 75 and san jose. All right. 4 00 in the morning. Soap. Its friday light. Were off to a good start. Out of the gate. All right. We are offuto a good start. As a matter of fact, theres not a lot going on, which is pretty good out there. Lets go to the bay bridge toll plaza. We dont see a lot here now. Sometimes on mondays and fridays really hopit today. Yesterday wasnt too bad, but i think today is going to be better. As you look at interstate x80, you can see that traffic is moving well. Its 401. Lets get back to the headlines. Thankuyou sal. Well, People Living in in San Francisco are being forced to move on those rvs, according to the mayors concern
And a grudge. I felt that when this shooter crossed steve off, he was moving down a list. A long list. She came running towards my vehicle. There was Blood Dripping from her face. Six murders. My gut just dropped. In four days. This was a Homicide Investigation in overdrive. It was. A city under siege. There was a lot of fear, there was a lot of unrest in the community. People were desperate for a suspect. Who else could have been on that list . I had my own personal terrorist. And why. People dont get gunned down their offices. There had to be a link. The most haunting question of all could those six lives have been saved . Steve always said these things never happened in a vacuum. There are always Warning Signs. So, losing him the way that we did was stunning to me. Hello, and welcome to dateline. Forensics psychiatrist steve pitt was well known for his work on high profile criminal cases. When he was shot outside his phoenix office, it was a big story. Nobody knew it yet, but his de
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