60s and 70s on a lot of these temps. to the north. 50s, 60s. although lima valley at 48 degrees. 62, american canyon. and 46 truckee. 71 out to sacramento. look for another warm to hot day. not as bad. the high will back off a teeny bit. it s going to reload by weekend. warm up by saturday. sunday still looks pretty warm as well. but overall, temperatures down a little bit, then back up a little bit. 60s, 70s, and back into the 90s, mid- to upper for some. sal is here at 4:31. and he will tell you about 80? yeah. 80 steve. a couple of lengths taken away for road work. to el sobrante. and actually, now the backup extends to hercules. so solano traffic is good. but once you get down to the hercules area, you are going to see slow traffic here because of road work in this area, coming into richmond and heading down toward 580. and they re doing some grinding and paving. and that has an unexpected delay beginning right after the hercules area. also look. for this time of mornin
is looking to take shape here. a few high clouds coming in. that s why the lows are on the mild side. there s no breeze whatsoever. at least so far. we ll see if it develops. but there s 50s for some. 60s for many. and 70s, even on some of the temps. on the peninsula. filling in. 60s, 50s for some. but low 60s for many. even over to fremont. i mean, even san mateo and foster city. thundershower activity, just south of tahoe. these higher clouds are with us. and everything coming around the big dome of high pressure. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s through the interior. 5:01. 80. is that better yet? 80 is a little better. i don t know if you know this. but they re doing some roadwork there, steve. on 80 westbound. as you drive out toward the area. we ll talk about that in a second. i want to check on the altamonte pass as we always do. and you can see traffic is busy there. as you drive out to pleasanton and livermore. we also have traffic looks good out to castro valley. 80 is better
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having read the book i can say even if you haven t traveled 260,000 miles to the moon you will still be able to relate to the insightful realistic and hopeful wisdom he shares in the book. and while it may have been a coincidence his mother s name was mary andrews upon but his grandfather and father served in the army air force. and then to become enamored and was two years old when his father took him on his first airplane ride and a chronic the when they landed on the moon on july 20th invade the historic moonwalk was also named to the eagle. a was a fighter pilot and one on to earn a doctorate from m.i.t.. and nasa would turn him down. to secure eight spots out of 6,000 occupants and then to become a rhodes scholar applied twice but not accepted. to make a bed dramatically different had enough failed to become a rhodes scholar and in the ambitious city that is a vicious. it to be the guiding principles to take the apollo o levin mission awarded the presidential medal
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