Moment a few specks of grain on the map as it is way into those together in a burial me the ride much to it the santa cruz area of an island 17 in busy working as a way perhaps in the direction of Scotts Valley outside right now this which will expect some clouds and afros basically in most of rain overnight more coming is have them here so we can expect this to lace on it will be widespread many falling 1 00 p. M. To 7 00 p. M. It will linger on into the overnight hours as well tarantos the hills and mountains similar tool sardius and it does not quite as much. Infancy that lasts all day as well george both directions have been shut down since 1020 minnesota northbound lane were opened up however southbound lanes remain close to what the sea its feet this estimate they will build it lays reopen the 2730 even with the northbound lanes we are jammed up try to get up and out of Scotts Valley this morning on highway at 17 northbound to the scene is track delays as well interstate 80 sure
Train moments before the crash . And tour de red nose. Matt is biking from boston to new york. A fiveday journey to raise money for a very good request cause and so far so good. So weve got one day down, 179 miles to go today as we start day two of the red notz challenge. Today monday, may 18, 2015. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning everyone. Welcome to today on a monday morning. Otherwise known as day two of matts 226mile charity bike ride. He is in rhode island this morning already on the road, matt, you look great. I want you to know youre biking from boston to new york. Were wearing these ridiculous red noses for you. Very nice. Exhausting. I appreciate the support. I can feel the teamwork. We are on day two, its a lot different than day one yesterday was about 75 degrees and sunny and just perfect, ideal conditions for cycling. Today its a lot colder in the 50s, theres a little bit of
And tour de red nose. Matt is biking his way from boston all the way to new york. A fiveday journey to raise money for a very good cause and so far so good. So weve got one day down 179 miles to go today as we start day two of the red nose challenge. Today monday, may 18th, 2015. Announcer from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning, everyone. Welcome to today on a monday morning. Otherwise known as day two of matts 226mile charity bike ride. Hes in Coventry Rhode island. You look great. Youre biking from boston to new york. Were wearing the ridiculous red noses for you. Thats all were doing for you. Thank you. I really appreciate the support. I can feel the teamwork, savannah. We are on day two. Its a lot different than day one. Yesterday was about 75 degrees and sunny and just perfect. Ideal conditions for cycling. Today its a lot colder in the 50s. Theres a bit of a wind. And were going to go 65 miles to
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