Going to have some rainy days in there so today a one to take full advantage of get out there enjoy this much as possible looking at sunshine over the east bay berkeley looking really good this morning. As is most of the rest of the bay area fog that you had seen on the peninsula really burning off now a couple of spots out into the Central Valley where youre Still Holding on to it but otherwise weve got abundant sunshine and were going to hold on to it today as well as holding on to some dry conditions to right now temperatures still in the 30s for palo alto dublin, i up through the north bay in Nevado Petaluma over to fairfield so definitely still chilly out there maybe late in the morning now, but we are still looking at very jacket where the conditions, no need for rain jacket just that extra warm layer, 40s and 30s to start the morning but by the afternoon ahead of us its back to the 50s we go more details in the forecast. Still ahead robin all right, thank you john back to our pr
Educators. Just days before teachers are set to strike pam thank you for joining us im pam moore. ken and im ken wayne. The strike is planned for thursday. But the Teachers Union is discussing their preparations and what will happen to students during the strike. Kron4s michelle kingston is live for us in oakland tonight with more. Michelle . Michelleteachers are asking for enough money to be able to live where they teach, smaller class sizes and resources for students. If they dont get what they say they deserve, they will strike on thursday. Pkgkeith brown, oea president we are willing to fight for whatever it takes to win for our students. Leaders of the Oakland Education Association say after two years of negotiations and seven failed state mediation sessions Oakland Unified School district has still not yet met the demands educators say they need to provide a quality education to studentskeith brown, oea president how can we feed our students mind when we starve our schools of the
On a recent warm Wednesday afternoon, Bradford Jones walked around a rental property that he manages on the 1700 block of Diamond Street in North Philadelphia and pointed to one of several security cameras installed on the building’s brown stone exterior. The property also has several flood lights to make the area brightly lit at night. “Those cameras and spotlights would not
Temple University’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) is launching a new initiative called Park and Walks, which increases foot patrols conducted by Temple police officers within the university’s patrol zone, according to Vice President for Public Safety Jennifer Griffin. “Park and Walks involve police officers parking their cruisers and walking within their assigned patrol