south so it is producing high winds there and low humidity. as we head out the door in dublin right now, looks pretty busy. as you get ready to step out it s chilly, some cool air. look at where we start in the upper 40s, so you need a heavier jacket if you re on your way out the door, and also going to be outside for a little while. we ll see our temperatures warming up into the upper 60s and eventually hit the low 80s today. i ll have more in a few minutes. mike, you have reports of a gravel spill in dublin. the same shot you saw, there is quite a bit of traffic flowing. this is not unusually heavy. as far as the volume goes i m watching this area as you pass by hacienda and approach the dublin interchange west 580 reports of gravel in the roadway. smaller rocks onto cars of the roadway, you see traffic moving smoothly at the dublin interchange and starting in the altamont pass with a tad bit of slowing coming off the merge, a typical spot for a friday. light volume of tr
good friday morning. it s another morning with a spread of temperatures from north to south. where we have the deeper snow pack is where the cooler temperatures are. we ve also had clear skies for a longer bit of time, compared to the east where the low clouds have lingered a bit longer. we will see a start with some sunshine, but clouds will be on the increase throughout the day today. road conditions show some patchy areas of partially snow covered roadways on the major highways and interstate. there will also be slick spots on some of the city streets as well, so do keep that in mind. storm track 7 live weather network in shows quiet conditions right now. here s the forecast for today. we will have temperatures in the 20s and 30s across the area from north to south with increasing clouds. there s the chance for some snow flurries later this with a chance for light snow later this evening, and again as we a developing story this morning. a united nations human rights panel
temperatures from north to south. where we have the deeper had clear skies for a longer bit of time, compared to the east where the low clouds have increase throughout the day today. road conditions show some patchy areas of partially snow covered roadways on the major highways and interstate. there will also be slick spots on some of the city streets as conditions right now. here s the forecast for today. we will have temperatures in the 20s and 30s across the area from north to south with increasing clouds. light snow later this evening, and again as we head late into the weekend. i ll talk about we will have temperatures in the 20s and 30s across the area from north to south with increasing clouds. there s the chance for some snow flurries later this afternoon, with a chance for light snow later this evening, and again as we head just a few minutes. chance for some snow flurries later this afternoon, with a chance for light snow later this evening, and again as we head lat
gunshot wound. it happened more than a month ago on main street in downtown dubuque. court documents show the 2-year-old shot himself in the face with a 45- caliber handgun that was kept in the house. a new sentence is issued for an iowan who killed his three-year-old- cousin. edgar concepcion jr., from charles city, was found guilty of murdering krystel banes in 2009. he was 14 at the time and was sentenced a year later to life in prison. however after an appeal he had to be re-sentenced. this week he was still given a life sentence but with the results of some new research are casting the public image of the university of iowa in a grim light. a heavy-drinking school where sexual assault is too common. that s the warning the university received from a pollster it hired. this is a report the university received over a year ago but has refused to release. a university employee shared it with a journalist. the pollster warned the perceptions mean the school is losing
contractor tim peterson tells kpix 5, there were braces. and he is not sure what happened to them. but he wouldn t answer any other questions. the city is investigating whether he had the right permit. what we need to explore is whether other work was done without the proper permits that may have contributed to the collapse. reporter: part of the collapsed house is resting on michael davies house shifting it. the city red-tagged his house. the contractor of the collapsed house offered to fix it. he was saying, well, look like i m gonna be fixing yo house next. i say i don t know, not the way yours falling down. reporter: call osha is investigating because a homeless man was sleeping inside during the collapse. that man says he was guarding the house for the contractor. so that makes him a worker now. live in west oakland, i m da lin, kpix 5. the city s planning and building inspector should finish the investigation next week. any violations could lead to some hefty