East bay 80 offramp to richmond parkway. I found this on a caltrans still camera, working on getting an image of that for you. Definitely looks like a big mess and this is going to be there for a long time. Also looks like just lanes of the offramp are blocked. I dont think any of the main laynes from east bay interstate 80 are impacted. Still working on confirming that. Also, just getting word in about a drainage issue at the embarcadero b. A. R. T. Station. It sounds like at least right now trains are by passing embarcadero station due to that according to muni. Working on more information. Ill have updates coming up in just a few minutes. Thanks, alexis. Smart train officials are taking action after five recent deaths. Were told two were accidents and three were suicides. Now theres a plan to address both issues. Anser hassan live in san rafael. Reporter good morning, guys, one of the first steps is putting up safety fencing Railroad Crossings like this one in such a way that people
How is it going to be at the beach with thweekend . Nice. Always pockets where they get some sun there. But santa cruz is very warm for some yesterday. Not on the water in town. Always a big difference. 61 clear and a little breeze. Have a great day. Well, thank you, paul. You, too, i appreciate that. Santa rosa, 87. San mateo up 2. Bumped up to 87 degrees today. Thats still 2 below average. East san jose would be closer to 84 degrees. But san jose is 80. Should be around 83. High pressure in the four corners continues to kind of build in. Its a dominant feature. But it has been nt mainly over the four corners, colorado, new mexico. More so here. But the trend is to warm it up. A little above average. We go into saturday. Then another system drops in. And well start the cooling trend. The high clouds have pretty mu is as well. Coast and bay will be with that. If theres any inland, it will burn off fast. 50s, 60s. Low 50s. Pen grove at 52. And 54 up in kelseyville. But overall, we are l
Rick steve said it will be a little warmer. Infected is going to be in the 90s in places like antioch and brightwood and in the upper 60s along the coast. A classic looking shot. A summer shot. That is what it is like around here. It will be gray in south city tomorrow when we are there live. That is what i would expect. Okay. So i have something that both of you might well have get so many parents with young kids are faced with a tough question. Where should they go for preschool . Now, some are turning on the computer screens, online, to avoid paying a brickandmortar facility. The Nonprofit Group based in utah, waterford. Org has kids spend 15 minutes a day five days a week over the course of nine months. They tap through lessons on a computer. About 16,000 kids in 15 states graduated this year from the program at waterford expects to expand the program to a projected 22,000 shoot students by the year 2020. What draws parents is the low cost and some of the people who dont have the m
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