san jose 13, 2, 48, sfo and altamonte pass and there were many around 35 to 40 half moon bay, napa airport 13, 3 and still fairfield, north at 235. oakland due north. napa northwest, san jose north. there will be a breeze today but not the strength that it was yesterday. pretty strong for some 306789 to 40. the strong low, down in southern california and the front that we had i know that was a dry front. they now merged in check out toward the inner mountain region. 30s and 40s on the temps. the morning trifecta, martinez and gilroy. santa cruz mountains, 30s and 40s and same around cupertino. a very unseasonably cool pattern for arizona and the four patterns. we get sunshine today. 60s on the temp. these are about average for this time of the year. allie is here at 5:02. she ll tell you that the traffic is? the traffic is okay cept for one area that we want to tell you about, northbound 880 by the door pooling on ramp. c hp shut down all the ramps. they have now reopen
around novato, 25 to 30 miles an hour. stas windy as yesterday when had gusts almost at 50. half moon bay, 40 we have sunshine on the menu. all the way into southern california. another very cool day in southern california. mainly 30s. one more cool, cold day for them in the desert. clouds tomorrow, not expecting rain but higher clouds. today, sunny side up and 60s on the high side. 6:01. allie is here toll it us that the traffic is doing? doing okay but there is some problem as you drive the the westbound 80 corridor. if you are driving through san pablo and sobrate, a collision on the right hand shoulder but slowing things down into hercules. westbound 80, east of san pablo avenue, a collision blocking one of the right lanes and you can see some backup created. give yourself extra time east of there, this is highway 4, bay point. you can see traffic is getting more slow as the morning goes on. you are driving slower than the speed lippity here as the roadways gets more co
there we go, that sounds good. promising. while they re getting theirs set up, i ll get started. welcome back, or if you were here for kawhi-san s presentation, we re carrying on. i m matthew goodman, the chairman of the japan-america society of washington, d.c. and delighted to have all of you with us again if you weren t here first thing this morning when i was here earlier. i understand we had a good discussion on the domestic panel. this is the international panel in case you think you re supposed to be somewhere else. we ll talk about japanese foreign policy, the u.s./japan alliance, issues in the indo-pacific region and anything else our panelists decide is interesting or that you want to ask about. so for about the next hour and a half, we ll go until 3:30 and then conclude. so i have a great panel here and i think these people are well known to this audience but i ll move down the line from my left you re right. toshihiro nakayama is a professor in the policy manage