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high 70s away from the bay. we are even talking about 80 as my outside number. i ll pinpoint that location plus i ll tell you how many days it s going to rain. that s coming up. here s roqui. roberta, i don t want to hear it. okay? it is 5:01. let s check the carless richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. look at that. if you are heading eastbound on 580 of the richmond/san rafael bridge, we do have some roadwork still out there between midspan and right past the toll plaza until 6 a.m. so keep that in mind. there will be some cones out there slowing you down and here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza into downtown san francisco. the maze to downtown a quick 7 minutes. those metering lights should turn on and slow you down around 5:30 or so. we ll keep an eye on that. our slowest traffic of the morning the altamont pass at 30 across the way on to the dublin interchange. here s a live look at that slow friday commute and let s take a look at mass transit. how s it
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