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morning commute. you see it playing out right now. a break in the action over san jose. we are seeing the rain around marin county up through the north bay. you can see moderate rain at times right now. we will see rain at times through the morning commute turning heavier as we head into the evening. highs today staying mild. upper 60s, meantime on the central coast, flash flood watch as heavier rains arrive as we head into the afternoon and our own evening commute. we ll watch for the changes again. damp roadways impacted as robbed talked about already seeing some overnight activity. that s where you ll see green highlighting on my maps, contrasting with rob s green that shows rain overhead. over here we had police activity which just cleared. it was affecting the hilltop drive on-ramp to eastbound 80. it sounds like there was a pedestrian-involved crash earlier this morning. i ll let you know if anything other than that affects your drive. no delays for the b.a.r.t. ....
are worried about erosion. rob mayeda kicks off the coverage. it s been fairly light so far. in most places north of san jose we haven t seen a whole lot. san francisco, you have a lot of clouds and 64 degrees. that s dry golden gate bridge. we have been seeing rain showers over downtown san jose. also 64 degrees. mild temperatures. you see the rain now has moved off towards alem rock and the s sunol grade. a little more approaching the coast. impressive view on the satellite. check out the area of low pressure off the coast of southern california accessing some tropical moisture. that s what makes this system particularly interesting as we have flash flood watches up just to our south from monterey county actually all the way down into southern california, the entire coast south of monterey now seeing flash flood watches as the heavier rains arrive. between this time and 5:00 this evening, not a lot of rain coming down. we think the totals will accelerate upward as w ....
clinton spoke to a crowd of a few hundred at his wife s reno campaign headquarters. kolo 8 news now s colin lygren was at today s rally. he joins us live in studio with what the president had to say. colin? sarah. president clinton was in town today to rally the troops. so to speak. ahead to tomorrow s caucus. he touched on some of secretary clinton s campaign promises. but mainly reminded people that tomorrow. every vote counts. nats - bill clinton. wooooooooooo the nation s 42nd president. campaigning today on behalf of who he hopes is the 45th president. she is the single best change maker i have ever known, and that is what we need. while at his reno stop.. clinton touched on the supreme court. president obama is right to try to fill this seat on the united states supreme court. he mentioned voting rights. and the citizens a minimum wage worker and a billionaire are equally free to spend whatever they want on politics. i used to teach constitutional law and i wou ....
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imagination, not yet, for the industry to be seeing me as a lead. woodruff: and it s friday. mark shields and the national review s ramesh ponnuru are here, to analyze the week s news. all that and more, on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world s most pressing problems skollfoundation.org. the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. woodruff: the republican presidential race took another unexpected plot twist today wit ....