weekend was down more than 2 to 5%, fire says one reason is the weather. : lot of storm systems we re on the fire line and accounting. scott rates: is monastic in fact we just in the past 20 minutes across the road here where we re standing behind me you can see what is left the foot of the fire that burned here yesterday the rocket fire about house building with some loss of building this up and down the road with the tech a look at this is about 25 minutes ago you conceive with a fire jumped the road firefighters aggressively trying to get a handle on this but it is really uncontrollable did not know which the fire is one to go and fight for a few minutes while we re on the roadway and the that me and said it out of favor the fire is coming directly at you. scott rates: they re doing everything they can to protect homes out into the tax structures and to try to get a handle on it right now facing thousand acres have burned three structures are the short and is only a 5 p
today, the san francisco giants unveil a plan to put a beer garden and shopping venue cross the lefty o doul s bridge from at&t park the latest example of what accepters call pop up retail where business take unuse the part of land and puts showns and other rot there if a set period of time. the san francisco chronicle says this venue will feature anchor steam beer garden and coffee shop and retail stores. the pop-up mall will be absorbed into plans for a larger development featuring permanent stores apartments and eight-acre park. the giants will present the plan today. a bay area doctor is facing child pornography charges this morning and arrested january 7 at his home where the interpret crimes against children task force found 600 images and votes of child pornography on his computer. he specializes in internal medicine but a receptionist says he abruptly retired last week. investigators say they tracked his downloading activity to the home address where he lives with h
brief heavy down pours in between the waves of light-to-moderate rain. our biggest cells are to marin and sonoma an hour to two hours arrest, here is the day planner today from the east bay hills, sprinkles and lit and light rain and heavy showers and thunderstorms will roll in before lunch through the evening commute which is much tougher than the morning commute. leyla gulen? we were talking to a tweet this morning and thank you, nelson, for checking with us. he usually takes the ferries and says a couple of sprinkles are falling. a wide picture shows the area of green are sprinkles that will affect the commute over san francisco and the bay bridge and the east bay we have an area over the altamont pass. this sig-alert westbound 580 at highway 32 a big rig carrying strawberries over turned. the sig-alert is in effect until further notice. takes it easy at 41 minutes tracy to dublin, and antioch to concord is 21 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza lights now are on and tr
that is where you will find the light-to-moderate rain. radar returns are not quite making the ground but mainly sprinkles to very, very light rain to almost nothing as you head into the south bay. let he get out of the way on the left side of the screen, more thunderstorms are developing upstream to the southwest but look at lightening, the thunderstorms we talked about are out there at 200 miles away from making it here. it will be several more hours. expect scattered light rain this morning and this afternoon and evening, the heavier storms and freezey conditions come in and temperatures are mainly in the mid-60 s maybe only the mid-50 s. if you are braving the elements, 37 bart trains are on time. ace train one and three rolling. a.c. transit has no delays. a wide picture of the bay area shows the areas shaded in green across the bay area mostly to the north of us is where we seeing light sprinkles falling and where we will see spinouts and other incidents involving veh
The city of Santa Cruz recently announced the release of the public review draft of its downtown plan expansion project, which would change the zoning in the neighborhood south of Laurel Street to pave the way for a new stadium and a series of highrise buildings. Community members are urged to provide their feedback about the document by July 10.