You got used to the sunshine and then suddenly it was raining. We still have that same pattern over the bay area right now. And its 53 degrees with cloudy skies in the trivalley as you step out the door its also 53 degrees in the north bay and in, heading into today. Highs reaching into the upper 60 in the trivalley and the peninsula. 70 in the south bay. Not bad. It will get warmer as we head toward the weekend, as all of the rain will die out. Ill have details on that in eight minutes. Vianey is tracking a major slowdown for parts of it bay. The biggest slowdown is on the toll road. Thats eastbound and westbound 80. Right now, also seeing slowing in morgan hill. Northbound 101, it appears to just be a fender bender, but its just enough to have the cars backing up and it looks like the southbound side is also seeing slowing, and thats because people typically tend to look over. The drive times right now, trivalley drive times, were reporting that accident. We have been reporting it al
You got used to the sunshine and then suddenly it was raining. We still have that same pattern over the bay area right now. And its 53 degrees with cloudy skies in the trivalley as you step out the door its also 53 degrees in the north bay and in, heading into today. Highs reaching into the upper 60 in the trivalley and the peninsula. 70 in the south bay. Not bad. It will get warmer as we head toward the weekend, as all of the rain will die out. Ill have details on that in eight minutes. Vianey is tracking a major slowdown for parts of it bay. The biggest slowdown is on the toll road. Thats eastbound and westbound 80. Right now, also seeing slowing in morgan hill. Northbound 101, it appears to just be a fender bender, but its just enough to have the cars backing up and it looks like the southbound side is also seeing slowing, and thats because people typically tend to look over. The drive times right now, trivalley drive times, were reporting that accident. We have been reporting it al
You got used to the sunshine and then suddenly it was raining. We still have that same pattern over the bay area right now. And its 53 degrees with cloudy skies in the trivalley as you step out the door its also 53 degrees in the north bay and in, heading into today. Highs reaching into the upper 60 in the trivalley and the peninsula. 70 in the south bay. Not bad. It will get warmer as we head toward the weekend, as all of the rain will die out. Ill have details on that in eight minutes. Vianey is tracking a major slowdown for parts of it bay. The biggest slowdown is on the toll road. Thats eastbound and westbound 80. Right now, also seeing slowing in morgan hill. Northbound 101, it appears to just be a fender bender, but its just enough to have the cars backing up and it looks like the southbound side is also seeing slowing, and thats because people typically tend to look over. The drive times right now, trivalley drive times, were reporting that accident. We have been reporting it al
Mohammad was tackled by a Police Officer and was heard shouting the arabic phrase for god is great. All of these rounds were fired within less than a minute at four different locations. Reporter police say mohammad was wanted last thursday in the murder of a Hotel Security Carl Williams. And had recently posted racist comments on his facebook page. At this point, the police chief says this is not terrorism. All three attacks today were random, all three were approached by him, they were unprovoked attacks. Reporter and were showing you a section of fulton street here, thats where the shooting spree ended where the suspect was apprehended, as we pull out, you can see down the street, there are some flashing lights, thats where one of the victims was shot. Now police here are crediting their shot Spotter Technology with their Quick Reaction to this crime. They were able to get here in a matter of minutes. In fresno, laura anthony, abc7 news. And we are learning more about the criminal hi
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