Continues to look pretty good. If you are driving into the livermore valley, westbound 580 traffic looks good from the Altamont Pass to livermore and dublin and castro valley. Lets go back to the desk. More protests for a third night in berkeley. This time a crowd of more than 1,000 marched on to a freeway. Shut down traffic for at least 90 minutes. Cars on interstate 80 were stopped in both directions. Protestors tell us it was the only way to get peoples attention. Katie utehs is live at an amtrak station on University Avenue where another group of people managed to stop trains and suspend service. Katie. Reporter more than 100 people were arrested last night as a part of the demonstrations. And yes, it did catch peoples attention. There was far less destruction of property which is a good thing that the protests were mostly peaceful. However it did snarl traffic on both the roadways and the railways. More than 1,000 people marched for hours through city streets last night in berkele
Plenty of reports drizzle, 60s on your temps. Here is sal. All right, steve good morning to you, we are looking pretty good. Tomorrow may be a different story but right now we still look good. If you are driving on the east shore freeway, the traffic moving nicely, heading up to the mcarthur main, dense fog out there, you might want to take note of that. Bay bridge toll plaza is light coming into San Francisco, that big crash they had that has been going for two hours, southbound 101 has cleared up, you may have heard about it, maybe you are ready to hit the road, its gone which is pretty good news, the lanes are open. Westbound 580 that traffic is off to a good start. 4 31, lets go back to the desk. Frustration over a canceled Berkeley City Council meeting fueled a fourth night of protests through the city. Around 7 00 a 7 00 last night hundreds gathered around city hall, they made their way down to telegraph, down oakland and highway 24. It took the chp about 10 minutes to clear the
People get ready, ken. Frank, even late tonight you can see that there are people here filling up sandbags at this free sandbagging station provided by the city of napa. We arrived here at 7 00 this evening and this place was packed. There were people surrounding this entire area filling sandbags and that went on for several hours. This sandbagging station opened this morning. This is one way that napa is preparing. Napa just one of many cities preparing for this coming storm and a flood watch. Were expecting the possibility of strong wind and flooding all over the bay area. Weve seen a lot of comraderies. Some gentlemen over here helped us out. Reporter a steady stream of residents stopped by to get ready for the storm. Most of the people we talked to are not in flood zones but need sandbags when heavy rainfalls. We have a storm drain in front of our yard that when it rains it goes up to our driveway. Reporter flooding is a main concern around the bay area this week. We dont anticipat