He made the catch your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. Good morning, everyone. Im michelle griego. Hi, everyone. Im frank mallicoat. Time now 6 01. The fbi nabs the most wanted man in the bay area. Ryan chamberlain is in custody after a threeday manhunt. Reporter im kiet do in san jose where the mayors race takes a twist. One of the candidates wound up in the hospital we have a live report straight ahead. Reporter and im mark kelly live at the west portal station in San Francisco where we are entering day two of this sickout. But this one is a little different than yesterday. Here are tweets coming in on kcbs traffic from frustrated muni riders. They are thanking the muni who actually came to work today. Another one says that more people are being turned into bike commuters. Of course, were expecting more crowded bike lanes because of the muni workers sickout continuing into day 2 as well as more crowded taxis. Its going to be harder to find a cab around the streets of San Franc
About 78 in fairfield. And cool fog out toward the coastline and 50s and some 60s. Lets check the roads with elizabeth. Thank you, lawrence. It looks like muni once again is our big traffic story. Day 2 now of its muni workers sickout continuing t problems continuing because of contract problems. Theres 50 capacity now. Sfmta sent out one tweet so far. They are expecting widespread delays, Major Service impacts on all routes and lines. Once again, no cable car service. Twocar trains on light rail. They are working with bart to accept your muni tickets and they are turning all express buses into local buses. So well have a live report from mark kelly in a couple of minutes. Heres a live look out the door in the meantime. Northbound and southbound 880 if you are traveling in oakland everything looks good. They should have just cleared the roadwork southbound 880 at davis coming into san leandro. Bay bridge also should have just cleared the roadwork on the incline to the tower. Obviously
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