Overall, we have the green sensors. The bay bridge there, ill change it in a second. Here, the highlighted yellow shows there may be fog throughout the drive. Petaluma, a fender bender at 101 and washington. Its mostly moved off to the shoulder and affects folks using that washington street exit. Be careful heading toward the downtown area. The travel times heading toward the bay bridge, as we look at the live camera and the toll plaza. The cash lanes have all cleared because they have opened up for business. Theres a few more cars we saw yesterday. Well track the metering lights in a half hour. Well see how it goes. Well give you the update. Back to you. Thanks. Now, the continuing coverage of the chp officer killed in the line of duty. A bell ringing ceremony will be held to honor officer camilleri. How are people remembering officer camilleri . Reporter chp officer camilleri will be remembered in west San Francisco at the academy he graduated not too long ago, just this past march.
Of breaking news, we begin with that story out of colorado. A student with a shotgun at Arapahoe High School 30 minutes outside denver, these are high school children, evacuating their school, hands in the air, patted down by authorities as part of a search for the gunman. When it was over, cheerful reunions, a scene now eerily familiar in this country. Youll recall tomorrow is the one Year Anniversary of the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in connecticut. But new details are still pouring in out of colorado tonight. We head to abcs Clayton Sandell with the latest right now. Reporter friday afternoon at Arapahoe High School, students streaming from classrooms, evacuated by police officers, guns drawn. If we have anyone else available i need more Resources Available at this school. Reporter single file, hands above their head, some frisked. The terror began at 12 33, when the janitor sounded the alarm. As i turned, i saw a young man, just kid, entering the building running kind
Families, friends and colleagues representing the more than 287 police officers and 294 firefighters who gave their lives in service to Philadelphia residents were honored this week with a rifle