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calm, kind of chilly morning that we have got to get through before we see temperatures warm on up and how mild it gets over the weekend. details coming up. but julie grauert standing by with live drive time traffic. julie, where is the hang-up now julie, where is the hang-up now? julie: shiri, the accident we have been telling but has been cleared. some residual delays as approach the braintree split. a wider look slowing down a little bit on the expressway as you approach the o neill tunnel you approach the o neill tunnel. pike moving along fine. live look at the expressway where the brake lights are starting to increase. live drive times. 25 minutes on 495 to the leverett connector. 1 minutes on 128 northbound from university avenue in west from university avenue in westwood to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. following breaking news out of brighton where a person was hit by a car. sara: police tell our crews at the scene that the victim at the sce ....
are facing. 7 a.m., temperatures don t move very much until you hit 7 or 8:00. by noontime, we are bouncing into the upper 30s. a couple of thin clouds come into play. blend with our sunshine. you see 40s on the map because high temperatures end up ranging from 40 to 45 degrees under those nice mostly sunny skies. calm, chilly morning that we got to get through first and of course those big weekend changes that we got to break down in just a few. julie grauert up with live drive time traffic. julie, start the car early. yes on these chilly days. north of town things moving along nicely on route 1 along nicely on route 1, 93 south and 128. north and southbound. over to the pike wide anticipate from framingham through the weston tolls and this is what you will see through brighton. the live drive times. 12 minutes from route 128 to the tobin. eight minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 19 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. ....
reaction on social need media. redskins owner dan snyder sitting with the navajo nation president at today s football game. we start with the first case of ebola contracted in the united states. the patient is a health care worker who was treating the patient at a dallas hospital. today, the centers for disease and prevention trying to figure out how they happened. the c.d.c. is now saying that that infected nurse was not on their watch list and her infection may have been an inadvertent slip. medical records suggest those dallas health care workers may have been exposed before any took precautions. this reverse 911 call please be adviced that a health care worker who lives in your area may have tested positive for the ebola virus. week fromed out. they also noticed biohard barrels in the front yard. we didn t get a nine 911 calm. thrape live next door to the nurse whose employer says had extensive contact with thomas eric duncan, the first man to die ....
going home but they were very crowded in the afternoon when kids were going home from school so it took a long time and i really, really appreciate it so much, and actually the data that shows how much less crowded the buses are is really remarkable, and also i really i do want us to pay attention to which is kind of surprising to me, the data about how kids are getting to school, who is using what transportation systems and other ways to get to school. it is amazing how many what percentage of kids come to school by car, so i am hoping that we re figuring out ways to sort of market our transportation services more so that we can encourage more families to use the public transportation system, and that s an area they would like us to collaboratively work on because it s information we can get out to our families. thank you. thank you. commissioner mendoza and fewer. thank you. so i am excited that one of the conversations that we have been having was around havi ....
doesn t run and they early release and yet they re out before 3:00 p.m. so they wanted me to bring that issue to you also. everyone that i spoke to, students, they all ride the bus two and from school so that is very good, but one student got a ride but it was very rare. most felt safe on the bus but they have also had phones taken. they have witnessed some violence on the buses, but and let s see what else did they say. they seem to see less of the transit enforcers ever since we had free muni for youth and i am wondering about that. are students getting less tickets for not having a validation of having paid so that was a question i wanted to ask you. well, i love talking to kids because you get these very practical suggestions. the 48 it s probably as close to a school route that we have because it s intended to go from west portal to third street and during school hours we extend it to the beach, and it s our only route that does that and one of our recommendati ....