101 north through san rafael, puddling. slicker roadways. we ve had raindrops on the lens. right now, they re drying out a tad bit. it s traveling southbound. there was flooding through mill valley. we see also the blogs, the green blobs that she shows on the weather map. they re tied together. you see the red sweep showing storm ranger over there. an area around san francisco, there s a lot of activity there. more towards the tortola valley. i m not doing the forecast. i m doing the present road conditions. the radar, you see the green highlighting all over, that s where it s likely to be slick on the roadways, wet in many places. the san mateo bridge is moving and showing the lighter green with traffic. we continue our live coverage of services for former president joj hw bush. washington s final farewell gets under way in less than two hours. that s a look at the national cathedral where funeral services will take place. there s been a massive effort in a few days just t
we ll see this possibly throughout the morning. folks using wipers as well. slick conditions. you see the lighter flow of traffic. you can make out the individual sets of headlights there. vianey is following the radar in the san francisco area and we re looking at the blogs. the active rain. san pablo saw a lot of rain early. we haven t seen a lot of slowing. that s very good for this time on a wednesday. you saw that red sweep coming in. storm ranger has that radar. also showing you the highlight in green, mostly green sensors. not a lot of slowing. thank you very much, mike. at 6:01, we continue our coverage of services for former president george h.w. bush. washington s final farewell to our 41st president will get under way today. this is where it is happening. the national cathedral in washington. since his death, there s been a massive effort in the last few days to get everything just right. tracie potts at the national cathedral. we ll continue our coverage this ev
on the dumbarton bridge past the toll plaza. one vehicle involved here. that vehicle hit the center divide but it s contained to it the center s tnd days. i ll keep an eye on that. overall we re seeing light volumes for the entire bay area. we ll take a look at the central valley drive coming up next. your voes, your vote. it is election day. the polls open at two hours. we ve seen a big turnout in the south bay with early voting. matt keller is live in san jose. good morning, matt. reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. yeah, this is the big day. a lot of people, a record number of people registered to vote here in santa clara county. those polnd then people will be able to cast their ballots then. 4,000 election officers are ready to go to help at 849 the voter s office, they say the number of people turning in ballots has not matched up. with our highest registration in history, it would be great if we could get our highest turnout, but at this moment, we re
shooting. the victim katherine stanley was walking along the pier when she collapsed. and her father said that he didn t even know she had been shot. beautiful family, that s the only solice i ve got. reporter: they had eaten at perry s. as so many people do they took a stroll across the street and walked down scenic pier 14. we were walking, kate and i and a friend of ours that s here visiting. there was a pop. and, kate went down. reporter: the noise at first didn t register as a gunshot to kate s father or a near by resident who took this home video. two or three guys were at the end of the pier and they rushed over. ran over to help her. reporter: the good samaritans crouched by kate s father in the white shirt who bent over his daughter. kate told her dad she didn t feel well. it turns out she had been shot. police swept the area and ktvu saw police taking a man into custody, it was down the street at pier 38. that man is francisco sanchez. he s known to be
During a demonstration at Citibank’s headquarters in Manhattan on Wednesday, 33 protesters were taken into custody, including Rachel Rivera (center), a board member with New York Communities for Change. Credit: Keerti Gopal/Inside Climate News By Keerti Gopal / Inside Climate News NEW YORK Climate demonstrators blocked entrances to Citibank’s headquarters in Manhattan at the start of the workday on Wednesday and Thursday, part of a series of Earth Week actions pressuring the bank to end its