Bright. Well, its clear. So easy to see. Yes, but fog is getting its act together rapidly here as well get a pretty good cooldown here and the wind will pick up. Not too much. Right now, its rather calm, but its going to develop here as this system to the north begins to drop in. The wind will pick up low clouds will move in and increasing clouds by this evening. So temperatures coming down today 60s and 70s. All right, sal here, 4 00. Man, hes had a busy week. Lets hope todays friday light. I really hope so, too. Steve right now we are starting off that way. We dont see a lot going on thankfully right now. Traffic at the bay bridge looks very good with no major issues. Sometimes on fridays we do get breaks and thats exactly what were hoping for. This is a look at the san mateo bridge that looks very nice. And the east bay commute is off to a good start. Almost everywhere you look, there are some minor crashes that are not causing any big delays. 401. Lets get back to the headlines. Th
Crews have now reopened traffic going eastbound on divisadero and traffic going both ways on excuse me, traffic going eastbound on oak street and both ways on divisadero, which will make a big difference for people on their way home. Now, about this person that was in that trench today, weve learned that the man was a contractor working on a city sewer project. The first calls to 911 started coming in shortly after 10 a. M. A worker was trapped under about eight feet in that trench which had collapsed. City crews rushed to the scene with heavy rescue and urban search and rescue equipment, including a canine which confirmed that a person was trapped under eight feet of sand, dirt and concrete. Their responding crews had a difficult technical trench rescue on their hands, trying to shore that trench up as they worked to prevent another collapse, which could have endangered rescuers. As were effectively performing this rescue, we have debris that has to be carefully removed. So its not fa
We know theres a lot of work that needs to be done. But the nighttime time needs to improve significantly. A bold new plan to clean up the tenderloin. We have details about the curfew. San franciscos mayor is now proposing another explosive day in court for donald trump. What a former confidant is revealing about the secretive business agreement he had with the former president. Good morning. It is wednesday, april 24th. Lets begin with a check of our weather. Yeah. Good morning. Looks like may gray arrived a little earlier. We have a lot of cloud cover today. Heres a live look from the exploratorium camera. We are reporting overcast skies, and theres likely going to be a little bit of drizzle this morning in areas. Our marine layer is pretty expansive right now. Its around 4000ft deep. And what that means were dealing with a lot of cloud cover this morning, and were going to see limited sunshine as the day goes on. Temperatures right now were holding in the 50s in most areas. 57 in oa
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