Is a nice pattern that is not changing anytime soon. Overall what you see is what you get. And we are just carrying from one day and the next. 1 degree at the most changing from day today. Is hot on the inland. Most locations are near average to a little below. 53 in oakland and larimore. Theres a pretty good breeze out to travis. That is picked up in the last hour or so. Overall look for temperatures to be very similar between the low and the high. When becomes more of a dominant feature. There have been a few things going through here. Were going to look at a few of these things here. Lets go to the Richmond Bridge to san rafael. There is some slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza on the way into San Francisco lets go back to the headlines. We wait for that News Conference in San Francisco by firefighters. Lets bring you uptodate on the developments from the scene of this massive five alarm fire yesterday morning. Alyssa harrington is here now with its details. Bring us uptodate. Fire
They would normally get on a summer day. But that is okay because a lot of people have been waiting. You have to buy tickets in advance. The zoos funds have been drained during the shut down and Officials Say the reduced ticket revenue still will not be enough to cover costs. Our own frank mal coat has a live report for us. We will be out there by the way on august 7th for our next zip trip and good morning mike i know you have talked about the zoo many times and you have a love for it. Must make you happy to see it opening once again. I cant wait to go back. Were going online later today and pick the perfect afternoon. I mentioned the family membership. I actually had a minute to talk with the director dr. Joel parrot yesterday about the reopening and he said they have seen a dramatic increase in the number of people buying memberships. A family membership for two adults and four children is well under 200. If you have the money now, its a great way to entertain your family and to sup
URBANA, Ill. (WCIA) — The University of Illinois Department of Astronomy is hosting a free public lecture by esteemed astrophysicist and Princeton University professor Jo Dunkley. The lecture, “Signals from the Beginning of the Universe,” will be on April 3 from 7 – 8 p.m. at the Lincoln Hall Theater. The event aims to help […]