call or visit xfinity.com/savebig. restaurants and businesses in san francisco could use sidewalks to get business back on track. this salon is close to reopening and an inside look at the town center mall. which will reopen tomorrow. doctors launching the largest early pregnancy covid-19 study. how you can help. record setting heat. when you ll get a break. another step towards a new normal. phase 3. hair salons sp barbershops can reopen with modification. counties will have the final say. locally only napa county has given the go ahead. most decided to move slowly. some parts of the state will not peace pace as quickly. the last step statewide faze 4 on pause. large festivals kp conventions. we are not there yet. good evening. thank you for joining us. a major mall will be opening its doors tomorrow. this is the food court. people are here getting ready to open. the town center one of the largest indoor malls in the area which will reopen wednesday.
the skies after such a great start to the morning 70 s in san francisco and oakland wall upper 80 s in san jose and still holding on the 90 s for inland areas, i m talking your 4 zone forecast to just around the rner,ebecca. all right, it s been a busy tuesday morning commute around the bay area and it s been quite busy here of the bay bridge toll plaza so if you re going to be heading into san francisco shortly. you re going to have to wait and some of these cash paying lanes that s for sure if you have fast track, better news for you, but once you get on to the bridge. it is going to be sluggish across the entire upper deck into san francisco coming out of the maze to fremont street. a total drive time right 14 minutes for your westbound 80 commute. what s been 92 it has been packed here. it says just slow rolling you can see it. a 27 minutes from the east bay over to the peninsula. so far on of the san mateo bridge trying to connect with one oh one in foster city. thanks
railcars that date back to the system s opening. today some say metro should have done that a while a go. i understand that money is tight and they have loans to pay but standard maintenance should be part of the equation. once we told her about the issue she moved to a railcar that isn t carrying asbestos. even though metro says the asbestosrisk what if you want to avoid the cars all together? i will show you next. senators are pushing for new safety measures from metro. today an initiative to establish minimum safety standards that would include emergency training, ventilation systems and evacuation procedures. this would also transfer authority for the selection of metro s board members to the department of transportation. right now in montgomery county crews are still working to fix that 16 inch water main that burst overnight. this is along bradley boulevard near huntington parkway in bethesda. they expect the road to stay closed through the evening. a couple doz
the train is almost unfightable. she s moving five different directions and there s only four. chuck murphy knows the danger but he s staying put to protect his home and his neighbor s. yes, sir. i m going to stay here until the devil demon drives me out. fire stations across the bay area are also doing their part. in the face of this fast-moving and dangerous wildfire. reporter: you can see we have helicopters dropping water on some of the areas around mariposa. that drop in a neighborhood around houses. we ve seen a lot of helicopters concentrating on that area as they try to keep the homes and the property wet to keep the fire from destroying any more homes. we have not seen the large retardant tankers dropping anything really. we ve heard that the retardant bombers are being used on the smaller spot fires to get those knocked down before they blow up into something like this. live in mariposa, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. thank you, thom, for the updates. t
old son is behind bars accused of killing his own mother. santa clara sheriff investigators say matthew saduski attacked his own mother. new details from ktvu azenith smith who joins us from gilroy with how she is being remembered. she spent a lot of time volunteering here. in fact she was a big time historian and even wrote a book about gilroys roots. she was a go-to person for historical information. she has known her for more than 35 years, nothing, but fond memories of her friends calling the community contributor. someone she could count on, the sudden passing is a complete shock. they don t have those things in gilroy, a prominent member in gilroy. authorities say around 11:00 morning, christmas day family members called 911 when deputies got there they found the 70-year-old in distress, suffering from severe head drama. her son 39-year-old matthew salewske attacked his mother. she was really one of the nicest ladies. salute e vita ristorante we assumed it h