East bay and diablo range until 8 00 this morning. The air will be very warm and top out temperatures in the low to mid70s. Look for the San Francisco, oakland, san jose all possible record highs today, even at 78 in santa cruz and cloverdale. Lets find out if youll be hot under the collar because of traffic. So far everyone is keeping their cool, mike, because it is quiet out there. We dont have any reports of accidents. One report of an injured deer on 280 in woodside. Looks like that is no longer there. Pretty much we have open roadways and construction pretty much every where across the bay area is wrapping up. What we have is traffic over the altamont pass. 38 Miles Per Hour as you make your way from tracy. 51 Miles Per Hour. Not too shabby. It clears up nicely as you continues in that westbound direction. Heres a look at walnut creek. Nice clear commute there. Its 5 01. Developing news from the south bay. People living in downtown san jose breathing easier after Police Arrested a
The most proudest moment of my life is gone forever and there aint nothing we can do or say to bring her back. I hope no one ever has to go through this. The threeyearold was found dead in her mothers apartment on saturday afternoon during a welfare check. Investigators say it looked like she was beaten and possibly sexually abuseed. An assault suspect is in custody following a list shooting that shut down interstate 80. Officers opened all lanes of i80 in dickinson at midnight after closing them for several hours. Police say the c. H. P. Officers spotted a man suspected in an armed assault and a truck theft in concord. He was driving the truck last night at 8 00. He charged the officers when they pulled him over. The other officer fired a round from the shotgun. The suspect went down. Then the officers used caution to approach and removed the subject from the lane of traffic and provided first aid or attempted to provide medical first aid. The suspect was taken to the hospital. No wor
Im don ashley. We have more on the improbable Winter Weather were having. Impossible is right. Its something weve come to expect now. Clear skies around the bay area and relatively mild at the moment. Today it was absolutely sizzling. Around the San Francisco bay, we had several record highs from the state. 72 in napa, 68 in kentfield, over at oakland museum, 66 degrees, 72 at moffatfield. Now lets shift our focus southward around monterrey bay where there were record highs in the 80s. 82 in santa cruz, 82 at monterrey, 85 in salinas and 82 at salinas airport. Its a record high in january for salinas airport. Winds will be gusting 30 to 40 Miles Per Hour tomorrow morning. Humidity dangerously low. Of course, that means rapidly spreading fire conditions should there be a fire. Although were hoping that will not be the case. Winds gusting to 20 miles an hour in asheville creek. These are not the strongest gusts weve seen and were hoping the winds remain relatively mild. Marin county will
Breaking news. George kiriyama, nbc bay area news. Of course, well be there to cover it. Breaking news where firefighters are battling a brush fire about ten miles south of half moon bay. Not clear at this point if any homes are threat ened. The streets of San Francisco have a dangerous reputation. The deaths of three pedestrians since new years eve has many demanding city leaders take action. Tonight, they say they have a plan. Jean elle is live with more on whats to come. Reporter San Francisco police say poke street here is a pedestrian hot spot because people get hit here frequently. Take a look, that memorial over there is for a 6yearold that was hit in the cross walk. Her death has prompted city leaders to promote a safety campaign. But critics say the plan doesnt do enough. Whether youre visiting or living in San Francisco, chances are youve had a close call or worse while walking. Two deaths right outside the office building. I have been hit. I was hit at maybe 8 Miles Per Hour
The Catholic University of America in D.C. announced a new chairman and a new vice chairman of its Board of Trustees. Robert Neal and Bishop John Barres both have ties to conservative Catholic organizations.