1 00 this afternoon. Were looking at some low 90s in antioch today as well as spots like clear lake and ukiah while San Francisco will stay in the upper 60s. Well get a look at the rest of our micro climates and a nice cooldown by the end of the week coming up. Mike, youve been keeping an eye on the roads. Whats going on right now . Well, right now, kari, i see another blip at the bottom of your screen as we take a look at the maps, highway 85 shows a little more out of sunnyvale, a smooth drive otherwise. Well doublecheck but we know about the slowing youll see out of the Altamont Pass through west 580 and its there. Everything is fine getting over to the bay bridge but do note if youre coming through brentwood and clayton, if youre not a local stay off marsh creek road. Marcus, you have the very big reason why. Thats right. Thats that breaking news out of Contra Costa County. Firefighters are still there at the scene of this late night grass fire that threatened a lot of homes around
Palo alto will reach 83 degrees. Well talk more about a cooldown for the end of the week coming up. Mike, is it starting to slow down on the roads now . Well, theyre slowing down the roads at the bay bridge toll plaza. Metering lights were turned on. I think there may be a different person in the booth this week. Perhaps someone was taking time off. The timing is very different. The volume is the same weve seen. The backup at the toll plaza. At the bottom 101 through san jose with no slowing really to speak of anymore after that first burst. I will move up to Contra Costa County, the bay bridge we talked about the backup at the toll plaza but circled marsh creek road to brentwood, the clayton area. Stay off marsh creek road because of all of this activity youre talking about. That breaking news this morning in Contra Costa County is where firefighters are at the scene of the fire from late last night threatening a lot of homes out there. So this is near clayton Palms Mobile Home Park a
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Joining us on the communicators is andrew marantz. He is a writer for the new yorker magazine, also the author of the book antisocial online extremists, techno utopians, and the hijacking of the american conversation. Andrew marantz, thank you for joining us. If i understand it correctly, the book grew out of reporting that you do for the new yorker. Can you explain that work and how it led to the genesis of the book . Andrew yes, so around 2014, 2015, i was writing for the new yorker. And you know, its a magazine that allows people to kind of roam and be generalists and sort of go wherever they find interesting stories. And something that i was finding interesting at the time was what the internet was doing to us as a society, in terms of our information streams. It wasnt really political in my mind at that time. It was just sort of what happens when the trusted systems of information break down and people no longer know whats true or whats important vs. Irrelevant or how to spend the