Things get weird. Yeah. Its already may 30th. May and its going to feel warmer this afternoon. A lot less wind than yesterday. Heres a live look outside from the exploratorium camera this morning. We have totally clear skies once again. It is going to be another day where we are filled with sunshine. The big headline today we have slower winds. Yesterday along the coast we had those winds gusting 30 to 40mph, so well have less wind along the coast and we will have a warmer afternoon on the way here today. Temperatures right now were in the upper 40s to the lower 50s. We have that cool start out there right now, and then well have that warm finish to the afternoon. So heres a look at your day planner. Today. We have nothing but sunshine once again a Light Coastal breeze. Your sun is up here at 613 this morning. Now your sun is setting after 8 p. M. Well go into the 60s and 70s away from the coast by noon. And then later on this afternoon, our warmest spots getting close to about 80 degr
Fleet week is going to be up and running. Were live with everything you need to know about the annual air show set to resume in San Francisco tomorrow. Shes being the longest serving woman in the senate of the united states. Thats pretty remarkable, isnt it . And the body of late, senator Dianne Feinstein, arrived at sfo and was escorted to sinai Memorial Chapel. How her career politics continues to be honored by the public and local leaders who were on that tarmac waiting. From ktvu fox two news. This is mornings on two. And good morning to you. Welcome to mornings on two. It is sunday, october first. Welcome. Im claudine wong. That was hard to say, wasnt it . October 1st. Its really like i knew it was coming. We talked about it all day yesterday. Yet today im like after september. Here comes october, three months and we got a new year. But lets not go there first. Youre already in 2024. Lets bring it. Lets move it over to. I was going to say i was want to call you rosemary. And i kno
San mateo bridge from faster city to hayward, the closure there causes you to have to get off the freeway, perhaps at industrial boulevard. Take it up and take 80 north or industrial parkway to get to 880 south. Thats the easiest way right now. Surface street traffic is building as we get cars from the anyone else side. Here, south 680 may have cleared. I see recovery for the sensors. A spinout there and live look for the dublin area. Wet roads coming through out of the altamont. The wet roads are an issue. For more on that, back to you. The bulk of the rain moved out. It is leaving behind slick roads for the morning commute. A live look across the bay area. Many cameras at the bridges here. San mateo bridge, a wet drive out there this morning. We have seen three crashes on highway 17 alone. Sharon katsuda is live with what you need to know heading out the door. Good morning. We have seen a lot of steady rain. We are getting a little bit of a break and we definitely saw caltrans signs
In the trivalley. Thats right. We had some slowing as a result of something there, we were talking about how it was counter to what the report of the crash was. We will take you with mostly green sensors over to where we find a little bit of a change. No problem for Castro Valley coming off of 680, either, it is west to 84, we talked about the slowing over towards isabelle. The crash that was in the opposite direction has not showed any slowing. This looks like this is simply because of that volume of traffic coming off of 580. 84 starts to see the early slowing. No problems out of the altamonte. No problems coming down the east shore freeway or out of the maze. A smooth approach to the backup that we do see at the bay bridge toll plaza. Our live camera shows us the lanes over off to that right approach, including lanes coming off of lane 14 but it will stay closed indefinitely. We are going to get back to those Southern California wildfires in just a moment but first we want to talk a
Reporter hope is still alive in Southern California as a grueling search for survivors continues with over 1,000 rescue workers searching amongst debris to find any signs of life after deadly mudslides swept through Santa Barbara county on tuesday. The death toll sitting at over a dozen people so far with victims ranging in age from 3 to 89 years old. As of friday, the number of missing has dropped but people here warn the numbers of dead and missing may still fluctuate. So right now, our main concern, main focus, search andrescue. So were searching the residences that have been damaged or destroyed by the slides and to confirm if there are people needing evacuation and are trapped. Reporter the rain, mud and boulders crashed down hillsides that had recently been hit by wildfires last december. Those fires left the earth burned unable to absorb sings of rain. In some places as much as six inches. If Mother Nature calls, you heed the warning right away. Dont try to stick around and save