Good. 50s on the temperatures. Not much has changed until at least tomorrow. Sunday some inland temperatures will jump back into the 100 degree category. Until then, as far as the eye can see in the pacific, upand down it is fog city. Morning fog and smoke and haze. 60s to mainly 80s. Most locations are running below average for september 1. Over to sal. Usually things pick up around the 6 00 our. Are we seeing that . It has picked up. Absolutely. We see some tell by looking at these pictures. Interstate 80 looks good from the carquinez bridge to the maze. When you get to the maze, there is slow traffic at the maze at the bay bridge toll plaza. Is pretty robust although it is moving through at a normal pace. No major issues here. Traffic in the east bay is getting more crowded. Happening today. President trump flies to kenosha, wisconsin, where there have been protests and violence since the Police Shooting of jacob blake. Sara zendehnam is here with the details and not everybody in wi
Doubt about it. Cant get rid of it. The breeze does pick up. I think coming up soon. The fog and low clouds will retreat and then we will have hazy and smoky skies. Temperature similar to yesterday. Morning fog smoke and haze. Temperature change probably not until thursday or friday. The weekend looks hot, but today temperatures a little below average except livermore which is still pretty close. Now over to sal. Good morning, sir. Good morning to you, steve. Traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving through, there have been no major issues on the east shore freeway. Also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza approach. You can see traffic is moving well. San jose freeways, everything looks good. Lets get back to the headlines. Topping the news this morning. President trump is heading to kenosha, wisconsin, where there have been protests and violence since the Police Shooting of jacob blake. Sara zendehnam joins us to talk about not everyone in wisconsin is excited about tha
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