Weekend, its going to be really hot, and were leading in to that heat today. Here is a live look outside in palo alto starting out with some clear skies. We wont see our usual start with the mostly cloudy sky. Were going to start it out clear and see those temperatures heat up. At noon were at 76 degrees there, and as we go hour by hour, all of our microclimates will have some pretty major warming going in to the afternoon, except for San Francisco. Were going to keep it cool there and along the coast while the inland areas reach into the mid 80s by early afternoon. So well get a closer look at all of our microclimates coming up. Mike, you have one issue affecting the bay bridge. Kari, the issue is that there are no major problems getting to the bay bridge, so everybodys getting here really quickly this morning, and so we have had a steady flow of traffic, even though it hasnt built up until the last five minutes where the fastrak lanes started to show the backup you saw live camera th
To commemorate the 18th anniversary of september 11th. Its somber and beautiful driving into the city this morning. A reminder of what the city has gone through. And a reminder to remember what happened. Never forget. Well said. Welcome back to early start. Im dave briggs. Im christine romans. Its thursday, september 12th. Its 5 00 a. M. In the east. The white house taking a step to curb the vaping epidemic. The Trump Administration looking to ban flavored ecigarettes with specifics expected in coming weeks. Teens are smoking less tobacco, doing less drugs and drinking less alcohol but vaping is a concern. Federal Health Officials find a quarter, 28 of all High School Students use ecigarettes. Staggering number, nearly doubled from 2017 to 2018. Vaping has become a big business, as i understand it. A giant business in a short period of time. But e cant allow people to get sick. And we cant have our youth be so affected. We simply have to remove the attractive items from the marketplace
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