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through the week. details are coming up. hotspot especially around the bay bridge. right before and right after. you can see the results at the toll plaza. things are really starting to backup. not moving particularly quickly. back to the foot of the maze there is an accident approaching the toll plaza in the westbound direction. on westbound 80. you cannot see it in the live camera but it is there causing delays. let me go back to that because it looks like there were flashing lights. onto the san mateo bridge where there is a wind advisory in effect. in the westbound direction, you re seeing added value. there art any trouble spots but it looks like it has improved a little bit in the last couple of minutes. you do have plenty if you re headed towards the peninsula. richmond san rafael bridge started to pick up as well. the earlier grassfire put out it is clear not a problem. either northbound or southbound still looks clear. we news. icar jacking just after 2 on ....
happy cats! offshore breezes out the oakland hills north to 20-plus and 72 warm degrees, very warm air aloft. the inversion is in place. at the surface it is not as robust. any fog is confined to the coast or it will not last long, but the water temperatures are very cold. once we get to the weekend i think we will see a big ramp up of the fog. 50s and 60s on a lot of the temps. low 60s, mid 60s. a day of 90 degrees for some. inland at the coast and the bay 60s and 70s. if you don t like the heat, go west. if you do, stay where you are. probably be pretty warm. 4:31. allie is here. she is kind of fighting a little weather bug but she is here. yes. well, i feel better but my voice hasn t recovered yet so i feel a little different. on the roads not a lot of traffic troubles. here is a look at the solano super commute. the map as. no problems through vallejo, as well. our highway 4 camera is down this morning. we can show you the map on the right hand side. not that mu ....
how big is that oven? it goes back 24 feet and 18 . that s incrediblement how many turkeys can you fit in there? we realized last year, 140 is all we can fit. so you had so many people last year you actually maxed out? we will to turn two people away. oh, marne. so people really trust you guys, i mean, usually line around the block before you snow. think there is a guy here now. that s earl. i we don t start taking them until 6:00. and they come now, line up along the whole street, outside, and they wait in the cold, if it is 10 degrees, 30 degrees, they re out there with their turkeys and pajamas. that s a lot of trust to put in your guys, the centerpiece of your meal, giving it to you guys. you must do awesome job. we do. and we do this all year. that s the thing i try and say every year. we don t just do this on thanksgiving. you bring any roast, park, turkey, chicken, duck, we will bake anything as long as it is in a pan, we throw it in the bri ....
his mission. mr. o keefe: yes, please, sir? dana: thank you. dana goward with the rmt foundation. a number of senior dhs officials have identified the susceptibility of the signal to jamming and have called it a single point of critical infrastructure. can you tell us about dhs s efforts to limit that the vulnerability? sec. johnson: i am not in on a particular topic. i know we spend a lot of time we have an assistant secretary for critical infrastructure, and we spent a lot of time with critical infrastructure and those businesses we consider critical infrastructure on single points of failure and the like. we are in a collaborative discussion and exercise with critical infrastructure on these types of vulnerabilities. mr. o keefe: yes, sir, way in the back? mike: mike with senator mark warren s office. as you mentioned, dhs has the responsibility for protecting the government. what would you say in terms of the authorities that you have? i know you got some last yea ....
you re within three miles away usually. but it s not just the physical convenience of being on these best course of america but it s the ours. many of our pharmacies are open 24 hours. if you ve got a young children we ve got drive-through pharmacies. we have over 400 retail clinics. nurse practitioners can write prescriptions or treat illnesses. so the idea of convenience after hours on the weekend usually an advantage when perhaps the primary caregivers, providers like your primary care doctor is not inevitable. the second thing is we can find some important services for caregivers and seniors. things like medication management. while the average senior today is on four or five or six medications, and keeping them straight see you can stay healthy is important are these connect interactions. they can be lifesaving but they can enter actions which make it more likely to fall were to be confused and our pharmacies really help support they caregivers, the patients and do ....