Are coming down very slow. The 880 in back up reaches over the toll plaza. The san mateo bridge had a disabled big break. It is in a process of being cleared as well. The traffic is slowed just passed a mid span out to the west side of a high rise. Believe it or not there is an accident on the dumbarton bridge. So far there is not much of a back a but it is still early. It is a chilly start for your friday. As we head into afternoon the fault that we are seeing should clear out. We may see some upper 80s for the warmest and lesbos. I will have full details coming up. St. Fire crews are battling a fire early this morning that broke out at a carports and hayward kron4 mike pelton is live with the latest. When this fire broke out the Fire Department showed up and down this entire carport engulfed in flames. Here are some of the pictures that nearby relatives gave us. They tell us that they heard explosions early and that the Fire Department stated that it was of the tires from the vehicle
Morning to you im jillian mele in for jedediah with pete above me in new york and griff live in d. C. Pete griff, you get to talk to thrng. Griff good i get a line. We are continuing like the rest of the country to stay safe in these new guidelines coming out. We got an announcement from our mayor here saying she thought the framework was a good one and in line with thinking here. Pete cant get pesky lawmakers back to washington, d. C. We have a few coming up. A great show. Republican lee zeldin, republican from new york dan crenshaw from texas. Josh got heimer a democrat from new jersey but on the task force. Dr. Nicole saphier, dr. Marc siegel and former nfl wide receiver Brandon Marshall. A big lineup this morning. We will hear from some of the protesters in minnesota. This whole conversation is turning. You heard the president talking about safety first. But he is also tweeting out liberate minnesota and some of these states under more dr. Conan measures and people starting to feel
By Brian DeVore for Civil Eats.Broadcast version by Mike Moen for Minnesota News Connection reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration Under pewter-colored skies, Alan Bedtka tramps through the snow and past a stand of sorghum-sudangrass, its chest-high stems rattling in the harsh wind. The tall forage stands out in southeastern Minnesota’s corn and soybean fields, which this time of year have been reduced to stubble poking through the snow. Bedtka is in his mid-30s and working to raising a small cow-calf beef herd profitably. .
An annual march for farmworkers rights is being held Sunday in northwest Washington. This year, marchers are focusing on the conditions for local tulip and daffodil workers. Alfredo Juarez, organizer for the farmworkers rights organization Community to Community Development, said tulip and daffodil harvesters are raising concerns about pay, pesticide use near where they are working and the need for clean restrooms. .