Debris. The peninsula based Charity Project pearl. Is also organizing an aid drive for the victims of typhoon haiyan. Donations of new unopened, non perishable items, such as canned goods and other supplies. Were being accepted here at San Jose State University this afternoon. At least five campus based organizations took part in the drive, as people like freddie heidler. Drove up from morgan hill. With a load of toilet paper after seeing images of the devastation. You just never know when Something Like this will happen. It is just a catastrophe. It is a lot to be thankful for. Were very fortunate here in america tough to be able to give back to other parts of the world. The students spent three hours on the job, taking in donations including canned goods and lots of toiletries, such as soap, feminine products. And infant supplies. Like diapers and formula. And if youd like to help the typhoon relief effort. Visit our web page kron4 dot com. Weve posted links to how you can help. And
Seen this morning. and the death toll continuing to rise in the philippines. This is latest video coming and of cities completely devastated from the super typhoon. Aid is just now starting to pour in including help from the bay area pripet james and george rascasse following a crazy commute this morning. On its check in with him. George majors with the laser around the bay. It was the westbound accident here at Pleasant Hill road that has backed up the traffic and the ride all the way through martinez and in fact its looking like it will affect the ride coming out of the nation. Highway 242 backed up to highway 4. We still have major delays on the nimitz freeway coming out of san leandro where a lane was blocked in north bound to 23rd so this ride is way behind schedule. Use 580 instead. If that is jammed softbound as well. And as a no great is so badly backed up for the ride to a rather. The southbound traffic is not affecting the commute through dublin of 580 westbound. A particular
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