Jose, and its the live look. You can see by the spacing, not a problem north of 680. Thats right here and thats typically where we see the slowing kickoff around 6 20. Theres a little hint of the volume. Zooming out we see most of the rest of the bay, easy driving. The bay bridge toll plaza does have the metering lights on and the backup is there but no other problems through the east shore or maze. Good stuff. Thanks, mike. Now to decision 2020 and the president ial race. Heres a live look in miami where the first democratic debates happened. The second set of candidates faceoff tonight there as well. Among todays frontrunner, joe biden and kamala harris, and tracie potts is live for us in miami with what we can expect tonight. Reporter expect the californians versus joe biden and Bernie Sanders and the rest of the final ten of the democrats. This debate has been split because there are so many people to put onstage at one time, and we saw that last night with the candidates vying for
Impact she had there. Reporter good evening, dan. Because of those connections this story resonates across northern california. In concentrate and in the east bay. Officer osullivan was described as the best, the brightest and the toughest of the newest. Yellow police tape and blue tape in tribute, detectives working long hours in a neighborhood crime scene. And downtown at headquarters a flag at halfstaff. Each element an indication of tragedy. I dont know why he would have done it. Over a domestic dispute. Reporter last night Sacramento Police officer Tara Osullivan was trying to help a woman collect her belongings before moving out of a home. Then suspect Adel Sambrano ramos shot at her. As she remained on the ground he fired at other police to keep them fromcuing her. That may have made the ditches between life and death. She was living her values even in this tragedy and for that, has the highest honor and respect in my mind. Im tara. Reporter she grew up in the east bay. This is
Whitehurst carrying Tara Osullivan left uc davis. Hundreds of Law Enforcement personnel and First Responders followed behind to pay respects. The tragedy hits home in the east bay. On officer Tara Osullivan grew up in martinez and graduated from Pleasant Hill high school. She attended diablo valley or for transferring to Sacramento State. Were live in sacramento where locals our morning a hero. Reporter it has been a difficult day for anyone that knew this young officer. She was in the Explorers Program which is a program for young officers in the Pleasant Hill police department. They are flying flags in her honor. Of course at half staff. It has been very difficult for people to talk about the loss. When they do, the first words are that she was humble and a hero. We lost a hero, we lost a leader. We lost someone that we love. We are a family, you know us. To the young men that saw her as a mentor. She was a natural born leader. She always had a smile on her face. The Police Officer a
Them. Reporter ramos kept firing the gun that officers, forcing them to find cover witnessing the chao i dont know whatth shooting from, and then i see gunsmoke. He is shooting at anybody. People trying to get out of the way. Reporter about 40 minutes later an Armored Vehicle was brought in and able to reach osullivan around 7 p. M. She was taken to a hospital where she was pronounced dead. Ramos had barricaded himself inside the house, police say continued shooting at officers. Eventually the around 2 a. M. Thursday morning he surrendered. An end to a long siege that is left the Community Mourning the death of an officer who would only be on the street for six months. Our Police Officers leave home knowing there is a possibility they will never return. Ing reality for tara at osullivan. Reporter Sacramento Bee is reporting that ramos had a history of criminal offenses dating back to 1985. Include multiple Domestic Violence and battery cases that and driving under the influence. The mo
Where she was pronounced dead. Ramos had barricaded himself inside the house. Police say he continued shooting at officers. Eventually at around 2 a. M. Thursday morning he surrendered. Bringing an end to a long siege that has left the Community Mourning the death of an officer would only be on the street for six months. Our Police Officers leave home knowing there is the possibility they will never return. Today that horrible possibility has become the devastating reality for Tara Osullivan,. Reporter just feet away from where osullivan lost her life, a member of the Community Ties blue ribbons on poles and honor her community. In my heart if those who drive around in these are lovely people. Five officers discharged their weapon during the confrontation, those officers are now are on paid leave during the investigation. The sacramento reporting that ramos has a history of criminal offense dating back to 1995 and has had multiple domestic battery cases, theft and driving under the inf