Area. Right down in the street level first berkeley, kensington at this hour and the grown on the screen very light showers happening at this time. At bit to the east walnut creek at pleasantville see light showers heaviest of the rain has been confine to the north bay much of the day today. Still tracking wet weather light around santa rosa, yountville at this hour and south on the peninsula widely scattered showers san jose currently redwood city a couple of drizzle spots around Half Moon Bay as well and fortunately we are talking about this all day. One of the storm systems has a really tough time making it way across the entire region of the south bay has been dry although cloudy for much of the day today. We see past 6 hours. The storm was very good at soaking north bay but as it moved on shore you can see it has really fallen apart. Just tape toward scattered showers much of the region outside of the north bay so that reason on the scale this is a lit storm. Still tracking it tom
3 local Taxi Companies are preparing for a busy night this new years eve. News 13s Lauren Brigman is live along from inside our mobiltrak unit. Lauren, how are they planning to deal with the extra calls . Some companies are bringing in extra drivers to work on of their busiest nights of the year. 3 Checker Cab Company operates in hendersonville andd asheville. On any given day, they have about 15 taxis on the roads. But tonight, they will add up to eight increase in calls. The owner says though cabs will be in high demand, his rates will not go up on this busy night. 3 george scottowner, checker cab 27;2940the rates are two fifty a mile, on a meter. Say ten miles, would be 25 dollars. Five miles, is what, twelvefifty. 3 3 3 3 3 i26 is back open this morning. After a fuel leak caused a crash and shut down part of the interstate. Traffic was backed up for miles near the tryon exit on the polkhenderson county line. Troopers say a truck was leaking fuel. Making the road slick. That caused
Real progress is taking shape in Detroit. For community members who need to see it to believe it, they should turn their heads to the corner of Michigan and Trumbull.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan is putting out an emergency contract tonight that will continue paratransit services in the City of Detroit for the next 6 months.