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we are getting it. to see your memories from the check out the temperatures right now. it is a cool start to the day longtime home. share your pictures online with the hashtag kpix. after warm temperatures we have breaking news yesterday in the morning. we saw temperatures in the mid- right now from the gulf of 70s yesterday morning. oman, two oil tankers were check out the temperatures righnow the mid to 60od out th. attacked a few hours ago. this is in the middle east. this is the straight of vermouth, this is after other as we go through the afternoon, check out the temperatures. ships were struck in the mid-80s in fairfield and region. one of the taken was carrying concord and livermore and low 80s in san jose and low 70s in chemicals in the other, oil. oakland. at least one of them was owned mid-60s in san francisco. a big difference with the weather. by japan in this com e we will talk about what to same time as the japanese expect as we going to father s minister has
the low to mid 80s. not as hot inland compared to the last few days, we will talk about when the temperatures will be warming back up in just a few minutes. we are tracking some trouble spots but there s not a lot. looking live out to the richmond san rafael bridge, we aren t seeing too much of an issue, but arsome slow and go conditions as you approach the toll plaza. once you get past that, you move along in the westbound direction pretty well. eastbound, hardly a car heading that way. off to the bay bridge were the metering lights are on, chp has fixed or i should say caltrans has fixed the pothole that was in the slow lane. we are seeing some backups, just regular rush-hour traffic backed up onto the 880 flyover as well as towards the foot of the maze. the eastshore freeway seems to be moving a well, moving along pretty well. the san mateo bridge, plenty of volume and company and not too many brake lights which is the way we like to see it as the sunshine gets ready to
pictures of each of the 36 people who died in the warehouse fire. the prosecution saying that when people go to a show, they expect to leave safely and at this venue, there was note notice of smoke and flames, no time to escape the smoke and no adequate exits. the prosecution is telling first that derek almeida hired an unlicensed contractor to renting.e as supporters of max harris have been at nearly every court proceeding and harris was the executive creative director of the collective. each day that max harris is in jail we are ignoring the root of the problem and what could have presented this awful horrible tragedy. reporter: in his opening remarks, max harris s attorney curtis briggs said that the evidence will show that harris should not be on trial. he said that when people running out of the warehouse during the fire, max harris was saving it to save people and the defense also argued that fire investigators did not preserve the evidence. to fail to adequately
we did not expect something like this and we did not hear any sort of threats and obviously there s a lot of things wandering around our minds like to could have done this and why did it happen. we had no idea this was completely out of the blue. we know that there are 1800 kids that go to school we are frantically trying to identify every one of those and make sure we can connect them to their parents. the school had and security, resource officers often assigned to public schools. this was a charter, they also arrived within a couple minutes. do we know the two people who did the shooting, were they students there and do we have any idea what motivated this? reporter: what we know about them as they were students there, one is described as an adult over age 18, the other one a juvenile meaning under age 18. we do know they were students there we have no idea what their motives were but we do know that police have gotten warrants to go through both of their houses an