this morning at all. but when it does, it s all going to be associated with that right there that moisture coming into the bay area. mostly cloudy skies. hints of sunshine today but boy, is it much cooler, 35 in santa rosa to the mid-40s around livermore and in san francisco. redwood city at 44 realizing a high today of 50. look at that sky. we ll have some sunshine. we ll track the incoming storm in a matter of minutes. first good morning, roqui. good morning. it s 4:31. let s take a look at your wet roads. no rain but you still got to drive safely and slowly. the bay bridge toll plaza from carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take you about 18 minutes and then expect no delays through the toll until around 5:30 or so. if you are heading into the peninsula here s a live look at the san mateo bridge from 880 to 101, that should be a smooth ride across the way. now to our problem this morning the altamont pass coming out of tracy you re moving at 50
and fought to integrate the teams behind the space program, women who excelled, paving a path building a ladder for the women we you to nasa s modern figures. dr. p ank tatpatel is can the n program and a professor with the engineering department at catholic engineer and dr. crystal johnson. lakisha hawkins is an aerospace engineer and a propulsion team lead at nasa. welcome, all of you. you. thank y for having us. i know you saw the movie. yes, yes. what do you think of it? loved it. loved it. was it accurate? it was close. i mean there were quite a few liberties that were taken in terms of some of the details, but the concept behind the unity that we have at nasa and the challenging mission that we have was right on point. and are you sured got, ms. hawkins? oh, i m so excited about that. there are people that you would never think that would get excited about space and space exploration and women that i know who are talking about it and asking me about
untold story of the black women mathematicians who helped win the space race. hear her journey about writing this remarkable story that combines the rich intersection of the civil rights era, the space race, the cold war and the movement for gender equality. as an anthropologist with an admiration for history, i was curious about this date, september 8th. what happened with nasa on this date. so september 8th, 1967, the surveyor v launched. 1983, sat com vii launched. and today, september 8th, 2016, margot lee shetterly publicly launches her book [laughter] hidden figures into the literary world. [applause] so a little bit on margot. i know many of you you know her, or went to school with her. margot was raised right here in hampton, virginia. she graduated from the university of virginia with a degree in finance. a journalist, independent researcher, entrepreneur and co-creator of an english-language monthly magazine with her husband, aaron, margot is the daughter of on