Good morning, thank you for joining us on this friday morning. This is a picture looking towards bay point, a little fireworks with the sunrise there this morning, thanks to katy perry and thank you for joining us. It is friday, may 20th, right . Yes, it is. Yes, may 20th. Im pam cook. Thank you for joining us. And im dave clark. We thank you for joining us here. Lets check your weather now as you get your day moving. Steve paulson is in his office. Little cool this morning, cool breezy to blustery and a mix of sun, clouds and maybe some more scattered showers today. The big news, though, is how much cooler it is compared to just a couple of days ago, dropped a good 20, 25 degrees and theres a decent breeze in there for most and its going to be one of those days. We will see some cloud build up later as a strong low comes into Northern California. It is already there and not going anywhere so probably about sunday the system sliding by, clearing taking place behind that but that will j
He is suspected, the driver, not sure if its a man or woman, is suspected of driving under the influence. Stay with ktvu. Christien kafton is going to report live from the scene coming up and we will tell you more about what he finds out. Take a look at the rest of the commute here, the westbound bay bridge traffic looks okay. No major problems getting into San Francisco. And in san jose traffic on 280 northbound, not a bad commute here, a nice looking drive. In fact, its nice and light all over the bay area pretty much. 4 01. Lets go back to the desk. Or lets go to steve. You can go to me. Rather windy and cool the main message so far today and light rain up towards santa rosa and a few more scattered showers. Theres a pretty good gust there, west 24, sustained at the oakland airport, 22 at the napa airport and even hayward up the 25, san jose 32, 35 at sfo which has had 50 plus. 50s on the temps or upper 40s, even out towards brentwood they have cooled off dramatically compared to a
Helicopter and we began a search at the time. Reporter while investigators searched on the ground, police sent out a swift 911 alert warning the community to stay away eventual police did fine the victims cell phone but not her attacker. And that has people worried. Thats terrifying. I always run with my mom and my sister thats probably why. Its just so close to home it makes me scared. Its something we do every day. Just thinking about thats really terrifying. Could it happen to any of us. Reporter berlin park at a popular place. Police cant even remember an attack in decades but warning everyone to take precautions. Its something that you got to kind of think about now all the time. Reporter well this is something that is so many in this community absolutely rattled. They did manage to find that victims cell phone police say. They right now are looking to put out a follow up description they really have very little. At the time the vick testimony was so rattled all she knew the attac
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