Clear. Well have to watch for fog in the north bay, otherwise, its all clear and sunshine today. Well take a look ahead to the forecast coming up. Mike is tracking one incident right now. Not because im ignoring the rest. There is one incident on chp right now. Its the one i told you about. Look at the green speed sensors. This issue in fremont, southbound 880, activity on the shoulder. A number of chp arrived. I was passing by the scene and its there. On the shoulder, an earlier crash and activity off the roadway. The distraction is not enough to cause slowing because traffic is light heading down through there and Silicon Valley where theres no freeway issues. This has been a problem. Off 680 is an active crime scene. For that breaking news, back to you, laura. We are following it out of East San Jose at san antonio and sunset. This is 680 and alum rock avenue. We are looking at the reason behind such a Large Police Presence there. We saw csi unit arrive and the perimeter expanded. A
Emergency Operations Center will be activated as well as the Sobering Center on mission street. We dont want people drinking and driving so use our Public Transportation system. Reporter alex is visiting interest riverside where he says his citys festival of lights celebration took extra safety precautions this year, as well. This year, for the First Time Ever they had snipers all over downtown. Scary that we have to be at that point but if it works and it helps people feel safe, then its worth it. Reporter police will be out in full force on sunday evening. No discretionary time off is being granted for officers. And a note about fireworks. They are illegal in San Francisco. So if you would like to see them, dont try it yourself. Head down to the embarcadero. Its a free show. Leave it to the professionals. In San Francisco, Tara Moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. I think the weather is going to cooperate. How many people are going to show up for this . Reporter they didnt go over the numbers
They had been talking about the eclipse for months. We have been waiting for this for a long time. Its amazing. Ive been typing it up and looking all about it and im like oh, my god its so cool like im like wow mom like i cant believe were seeing this. Reporter everybody was like that, wow mom, i cant believe im seeing this. This is the lark ken family. They came from pottstown to see the eclipse and experience all of this here at the Franklin Institute. Why did you make the trip . Why did you need to be here. Well, we thought this would be a super fun place to see where real live science goes down. Whats happening in the sky behind us and this is science. What is science. Science is amazing. Reporter what was it cool to be here with so many others. It was really fun. Ive never seen anything like this. I love science. Reporter so cool. Reporter does this enhance your love of science more. It was really fun. Reporter will you tell your friends at school about it. It was really fun. It w
Between channel and channel basins street on fourth. Right now this is the view from news chapper two over that sight. You can see it is still a very active scene. There are also still flames burning and firefighters as you can see here are pouring waters on whats left of the building. We have coverage beginning with Ken Pritchett. Ken you just learned a firefighter was injured tonight. Reporter i talked to a Fire Department spokesperson. And he said that engine was on the last ladder truck to arrive. The fire was too hot. The flames too intense they had to retreat. They had to leave their truck behind for fear that the building would collapse down on the trucks location. That injured firefighter continued to fight this fire for hours. Only later to report that he had minor to moderate burns to his face. As you can see, they are still pouring water on this building. At this point there are still hot spots. Before this fire in mission bay was an inferno, a 911 call came in at 5 01. This
There. Heres where that building is located just south of at t park between channel and channel basins street on fourth. Right now this is the view from news chapper two over that sight. You can see it is still a very active scene. There are also still flames burning and firefighters as you can see here are pouring waters on whats left of the building. We have coverage beginning with Ken Pritchett. Ken you just learned a firefighter was injured tonight. Reporter i talked to a Fire Department spokesperson. And he said that engine was on the last ladder truck to arrive. The fire was too hot. The flames too intense they had to retreat. They had to leave their truck behind for fear that the building would collapse down on the trucks location. That injured firefighter continued to fight this fire for hours. Only later to report that he had minor to moderate burns to his face. As you can see, they are still pouring water on this building. At this point there are still hot spots. Before this