bay this afternoon. mid 60s along the coast. we re starting off the day because of that onshore flow, that better air quality as well as foggy conditions and even some patchy drizzle along the coast ride around the bay this morning. we ll talk about a little bit of a change for tomorrow. details on that coming up. let s check in with gianna for a look at traffic and the latest on the slow ride on altamont pass. supercommuters out of tracy getting on to 580 and as you work towards that north flynn exit. that s the bulk of the delays this morning. as you head along into the altamont pass, 38 minute drive time westbound 580, 205 over to et good ough in both directiore just a little busy south of there on 680 through the sunol grade. we are monitoring these brake lights along the nimitz freeway. south 880 still struggle this morning. slow from 92 all the way down to fremont boulevard to clear an accident right at that exit. developing in oakland, clean-up is underway this mor
at the live desk right now, continuing to watch quite a mess of people being taken off southwest airlines tonight. a computer problem ground all southwest flights across the country. now, the company is telling us the ground stop applies to any flights that have not left the gat gate. now at last check, reagan national airports said southwest flights were landing but not taking off. and right now if you were to go to the southwest website, this is what you re going to see. an image that says we re working hard to get you where you want to be. and it tells customers not to refresh their browser. once again, we re being told the faa s ground stop has been lifted but still plenty of lingering computer problems for southwest airlines. we ll check in with him as soon as he arrives. what a mess. susan hogan. susan, thank you. thousands of black police officers from all over the country are here in washington for their annual conference. today they marched to howard university i
it seems to me we have spent a lot of time studying the great ism s of the world hinduism, buddhism. then we get to a couple of non-isms christianity and islam. and now we begin mormonism. really the story begins at the end of the early chapter of mormon s history in the united states. we began on june 27, eight team 34. on that day 1834, on that day, the mormon prophet joseph smith sat in jail in carthage, illinois. this was just little bit east of this red dot in western illinois. it was near the mormon gathering place, headquarters of sorts, a city in western illinois. joseph smith was the president and prophet of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. his followers were commonly known as mormon nights or mormons, known after the church s founding scripture, the the book of mormon. smith was the mayor of the city and the lieutenant general of the militia. he was in jail on the charge of inciting a riot. a group of mormon dissenters upset with his leadership
united states. we began on june 27, 1834. on that day, the mormon prophet joseph smith sat in jail in carthage, illinois. this was just little bit east of this red dot in western illinois. it was near the mormon gathering place, headquarters of sorts, a nauvoo, in western illinois. joseph smith was the president and prophet of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. his followers were commonly known as mormonites or mormons known after the church s founding scripture, the the book of mormon. smith was the mayor of the city of nauvoo and the lieutenant general of the militia. he was in jail on the charge of inciting a riot. a group of mormon dissenters upset with his leadership of the church, had published the first issue of a newspaper criticizing his leadership. smith had persuaded the city council to order the destruction of the newspaper s printing press, which took place in the middle of june. normally, this would not have been a matter of life and death. but in
maintenance, money spent or anything. again, we re standing by for all those details in the preliminary report from the ntsb. could get that into the newsroom any minute. we ll bring you the latest details as soon as we get them. reporting live in southwest washington, mike conneen, abc 7 news. thank you. the mind set of some metro passengers seems to be changing these days after monday s incident. this morning, abc 7 saw several people tweeting about smoke in the rosalynn station just down the street as a matter of fact from our studio here and we sent a crew out and they found an odd smell there in the station but things running just fine. but richard wolf tweeted this picture noting the orange line train emptied at rosalynn and smoke fills cars. and then steve cuff tweeted this. orange line car at rosalynn starts getting something burning smell before metro even says anything. people get the hell off! new reality. that could be the case. abc 7 did call metro and we fou