Heading off to the giants games, plenty school. A couple of little 60n there but a lot of 50n here but we are slow to warm up. Westsouthwest wind, 24 and now 18 in travis. Oakland west, napa west, no va novato. Some that have shower activity coming back from the sierra over into the mother load and back towards sacramento. Making into Solano County, maybe napa county, contra costa and points north. You can see why. Pressure system keeping california on the cool side. Starting to clear out. Looks better as we head into the holiday week, especially friday into saturday. Thank you, steve. New information is coming out about a terrible crime in vallejo we told you about on the 9 yesterday. There is a manhunt for a father accused of setting his own home on fire and burning to death his fiveyearold son. Ktvus alex savidge has more on how the community has come together to help the suspects family. Alex . Reporter they are. Neighbors are trying to support the her and her older son who both su
At 50 but 55 del monte, san mateo. Shower activity can certainly pop up a little later. You can see why. Everything is rotating over the series of lows, giving us cool conditions. Sun and clouds. Light rain or thundershowers possible later. Mostly cloudy, partly sunny, 60s to mainly low 70s. All right, sal, south 701, what can you tell us. It is crowded than when we started at 4 01, steve. But i digress. Yes, there is a crowd here, although it was more crowded 15 minutes ago. It seems to be here at this spot where its 25 minutes and staying that way, probably will stay that way for the 7 00 hour. Highway 101 in San Francisco also getting crowded, not stop and go, as you drive through the area. I do want to mention that traffic in the east bay is still very slow on 80 eastbound. South bay commute, and traffic on 101 is slow. Nothing too major to record in the way of crashes but you will see some slow traffic for sure. 7 02. Back to the desk. Vallejo authorities are searching for a suspe
To a great start after all. Where are the jobs . Were taking a look at coding, as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. The republican president ial candidates facing off last night in the final debate ahead of the first in the country New Hampshire primary, focusing mostly on immigration and Foreign Policy, with very little discussion about the economy. It was also a make or break moment for several of the candidates ahead of tuesdays crucial vote. According to the latest Suffolk University boston globe poll, donald trump leads at 29 going into New Hampshire, followed by marco rubio at 19. 4 . John kasich is in third place with the other candidates trailing in the single digits. Dr. Ben carson joins me right now from New Hampshire. Sir, good to have you on the program, thanks for joining us. Thank you for having me. I want to ask you about that debate, how you felt about it. Let me kick it off with the opening. Sir, ive got to tell you, that was so hilarious in terms of what happen
Powered weapons when they entered the bank. Here is the photo he showed us of one of the weapons they recovered at the scene where the crash ended. He said two bank employees, and one customer were taken hostage. The customer, a woman, innocent, now dead tonight. A bank robbery, a highway chase, and a flurry of gunfire all ended with this suv riddled with bullets. I could see the car getting blasted. I could see all the little sparks and everything off of the car. Actually, there was a police car right in front of our house at that direction. When it was all over, Stockton Police led one person away from the vehicle. The suv was stopped at thornton and auto. Reporter police say it had been stolen from a bank employee. Tonight, one man arriving at the scene told ktvu his cousin, a mother of two was dead. She left her kid in the car, you know, she goes inside, whatever happened happened. Her daughter has to text her husband saying hey, they took mom. Three bank robbers with guns pointed
Coming up next on American History tv, the National Archives posts independent researcher john emond as he reads letters from civil war soldiers, placing the letters in the context of the war as well as the soldiers daily lives, defined by personal hardship disease, and death. This is about one hour and 20 minutes. I think we are all settled in. Welcome. I work in the National Archives. I work i welcome you to this program. We have an ongoing lecture series to teach you about the records of the National Archives and how to use them for historical research. We are pleased to have john emond here with us today. The title of the event is civil war voices. A bit more about the know your records program, we also do researcher newsletters, if you provide your email address i will send you that newsletter automatically. It we do a genealogy fair and wheels of have a Genealogy Program taken place at the National Archives building in washington dc. That happened several times a month. So, with