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take us through the rest of the day today, 40's and 50's for current temperatures that's really the most noticeable change about today as compared to where we have been it's cooler out there, berkeley and san mateo down into the 40's of 49 degrees. each dublin at 47 fairfield the 48 had a little laugh, 41, so yeah, it has a bite to it as you're stepping outside this morning, half moon bay down 11 degrees from yesterday nevado and napa each down 9 degrees from 24 hours ago, very much so on the cooler side of things winds are a lot calmer so it's calmer it's cooler and it's clear that it was yesterday as for the rest of the day today do expect temperatures to rise of the 40's and 50's 50's 60's and 70's by noontime and a lot more 70's to be had by the afternoon. i'm talk in a pretty nice day to kick off the new month still ahead so stay with us robin that is a good looking forecast i like it john let's check in on traffic now want to take a peek of the drive from hayward. >>over to the peninsula looking good. no major issues here 13 minutes and growing. >>to make it from hayward acros

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major change in the forecast. let )s take a live look outside as we close out this mother )s day. this is a look at san francisco from emeryville. near-perfect conditions today. but don )t get used to them. meteorologist rob mayeda has been telling us that changes are on the way. rob, this is may. we )re not just talking a couple of sprinkles. like rob said, big changes. download our free nbc bay area app-- if you haven )t already-- and be ready for it. police say a father told them his daughter had been kidnapped. but it turns out: it was all made up. here )s the alert the chp sent out last night. now, that father... is facing charges.... so why did he do it? nbc bay area )s sergio quintana is in el cerrito tonight with new details in this twisted story. we )re learning more about the teenage victim of a wrong-way crash on highway 17 yesterday. friends have identified the 16-year-old boy as armando canales, of fremont. canales was killed when a woman driving the wrong way on highway 17, near redwood estates early saturday crashed into a car with five teenagers inside. she is sus

current temperatures, those are in the 50's mounain 57 hayward a 56 dublin, oakland berkeley low to mid 50's right now pittsburgh in the 60's to kick things off so it is actually a pretty a mild start to the day winds a little on the calmer side than they have been in today will be one of the calmer days we felt in a while some winds will still pick up a bit in the afternoon, especially a closer to the coast where you're going to see that push of cloud cover later in the day. much like yesterday when that marine layer tries to scoop back in making for a foggy finish to the day for coastal areas so 50's to start 60's and 70's by noontime in look worse and by the afternoon, sunny and warm conditions. some upper 70's if not low 80's for many of our inland areas. but even warmer temperatures are just around the corner to i'm talking about what exactly do expect a day by day rounding out this weekend making our way into the weekend. still to come. robin. >>all right sounds good john. thank you very much. let's check in on the morning commute now and see how traffic is moving around the b

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misty sides, especially for the coastal areas. temperatures are in the 50's much like they were yesterday we of 57 conquered a 56 valais own berkeley, egypt, 53 degrees currently wind speeds are picked up from yesterday looking at wind speeds at 13 miles per hour sustained in oakland. fairfield very breezy at 26 miles per hour right now making our way to the day from the 50's to the 60's to the 70's. again it's almost a repeat of yesterday foggy misty start sunny year warmer finish and then tonight a return of fog and low lying cloud cover so it's a trend or whether we've got used to i'm talking your mother's day weekend forecast and what to expect as you're getting out there to celebrate moms still to count. robin all right. thank you johnny want to check in on traffic now s see. >>how we're a92, so it's not a busy as the bay bridge right in getting a little crowded, but not bad, now's the time to use it i'll give you like an hour and then it's going to be packed here from hayward over to the peninsula. so you have to. to beat the rush really of 14 minutes to make it over to wa

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up in the north bay as of right now, but expect these 50's and 60's to rise even further some 70's by the afternoon in oakland and san jose, definitely in for a comfortable in later on. i'll send it to daryn j saying q john it's 8.59 and right now police in san jose are looking for 2 people wanted for a deadly shooting. >>so for more on this story investigators have released new surveillance video hoping this may help them track down the people they're looking for crop for sarah stinson live with the very latest on the investigation, sir. >>san jose police are really leaning on the public right now releasing this new surveillance video in hopes that people can help identify their 2 primary suspects since has been about 5 months since a homeless man was killed right here in san jose take a look at this video. it is a in black and white so it's a little hard to see, but you can see you can clearly see 2 men casually walking on the street. police say the 2 got into an altercation with 49 year-old mark jones before one of them shot and killed him. those happened on east virginia and so

ross. yes for less. teenagers leaves destruction in it )s wake. we )re learning new details abot two carjackings and a stabbing that has police still looking for the suspects. good morning, and thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i )m marcus washingto. and i )m laura garcia. we )ve been covering this story all morning long on today in the bay as breaking news. nbc bay area )s bob redell is live in castro valley where one of the cars crashed into a house. bob? two teenaged boys in their stolen car thought they were being chased by our other top story -- our other top story -- the american economy is "full steam ahead." the markets reacting to unemployment at the lowest rate.. in half a century. the american economy added 263-thousand jobs in the month of april. scott mcgrew has the rest of the numbers.. including.. scott.. a very tiny unemployment rate. 3-point-6 percent. that )s nationwide. it )s even lower here in northen california. but as a nation - that )s a staggeringly small number. if you )re less than 50-years old.. it )s the lowest unemployment of your lifetime. t

few miles per hours roadways could be a little bit wet in some spots 50's for your current temperatures low 50's all across the bay area concord at 56 while brent, what also in the mid-fifties at 55 winds really not that big of an issue fairfield on the breezier side but most parts of the bay are quite calm to be kicking off this new work today. now as we make our way through the day we'll make our way from the 50's on into the 60's and eventually a couple low 70's this afternoon i'm talking more of what to expect to kick off the new week in for the rest of the week too all still to come. robin sounds good. thank you sir, let's head over to traffic now we want to check in on the roads around the bay area. >>starting off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's looking good so far very quiet or oakland, the nimitz 5.80 the shore freeway so connecting to 80 into san francisco. will be smooth for you clocking in at 8 minutes to make your way over to the fremont street exit. we want to take a peek at 92 usually our second busiest bridge a bridge during the morning and so

somewhat berkeley and timber on at 48 right now dublin back into the 40's of 47 has also is san mateo this morning. now temperatures for your morning as i just showed you in a range of 50's 40's by noontime 50's 60's and even some low 70's and it's back to the 70's for most of the bay later on into the afternoon and enjoy it because the weekend, it's looking a little cooler i'll get to that still to come rob. >>all right. thank you john want to check in on bay bridge traffic if you are a car pool or look at that those lanes are wide open for you on the left and right hand side, the right down the middle of the cash payers a fast trackers they are sitting on very long back up and this goes into the maze so we're going to slow drive coming in don't be surprised. but it's not as crowded on the upper deck that's why you're only a 15 minute. i want to take you down to one on one because cruise is still wrapping up this crash. it's reported as north one to one right around ring store at last check they were working to get it out of the way no injuries reported but extra heavy through mounta

same as they were yesterday to we've got clear skies overhead and 40's and 50's as you're stepping outside so in jackets and hand that is definitely going to be something you want san mateo 47 valais how an oakland egypt, 52 all timber on on up to santa rosa in the 40's again not a whole lot of change here from the same time yesterday winds still very calm of touch breezy air but not a huge difference here very much so calmer than the start of the week was in this past weekend was. so we're still trending that direction and that's a good thing, 40's and 50's for your current temperatures 50's and 60's by noon and a lot of 70's out there into the afternoon yet again. so like i've been talking about almost a carbon copy of what we had for your wednesday. i'm breaking down your weekend forecast as well as what you can expect this afternoon still to come robin, thank you john let's check in on traffic now for the early birds that we just talked about the folks at. >>have a read only long commute you know they get out there early and that's why we've changes on the san mateo bridge. i c

we were widespread in the 50's this morning got a lot of 40's out there like in the pacific at dublin on over to napa down to nevado and up to santa rosa all these areas much cooler than at the same time yesterday look at this temperature dropped napa down 9 degrees oakland down 7 degrees from yesterday, san francisco hayward livermore in concord all down 5 degrees. so it is a cooler morning. winds are lighter so that's not going to be as much of a factor today. now as we make our way through the day we just to have that spotty fog when even call patchy fog early just a couple of spots of it right up and down the coast mostly sunny skies later today and a warmer afternoon then we have been well back up into the mid to upper 70's for parts of the bay area and even warmer temperatures still to come to finish out the week which i'll get to still ahead robert. >>all right, thank you john want to check in on traffic now let's see how folks are moving out there around the bay area, no major issues at the bay bridge toll plaza, you're driving to san francisco looks really good. it's only 9 m

weather for says going to get a really nice out there yet again a little cooler than last week was. >>80's and 90's but it is a warm up nonetheless as we do you make your way back into the mid to upper 70's today, berkeley looks a lot clearer than it did yesterday at this time blue skies overhead and calmer winds too. now it may be a cooler start to the morning with your temperatures in the 40's and 50's but don't let that fool you we are still in for a warmer afternoon ahead of us so jackets definitely needed as you're stepping outside for this wednesday morning later on today though you'll be able to shed those and just enjoy some pleasant 70's. the bay looking at an average daytime high of 74 well inland areas well up into the upper 70's in some spots on average 76 degrees i've got more details about what to expect for this nice first day of may still to come robin, thank you john we want to head to the bay bridge where we've had a couple of interruptions this morning. >>we had an accident said before the tolls we had a stall their treasure island sold some of that is a delays are resid

the 60's and 70's tulsa pretty normal spring forecast really looking outside of the golden gate bridge. we have low clouds hanging out over the bridge itself and actually some areas of drizzle still hanging out across the bay to you look at skies above a lot of low cloud cover across the bay and that low cloud cover is resulting in some shower activity much less widespread further south are seeing a couple of sprinkl on the peninsula. some actual light rainfall around santa rosa this morning just to the west of the city we are seeing some areas of rain right around dern bill hanging out on areas of northern sonoma county from winds are down through santa rosa this even further south if you're traveling to do it east of ignacio this morning on your way out towards the valley napa county. the you are looking at these light showers as well sitting just north of san pablo bay right now so definitely one of those mornings they want to take it just a touch slower as you're on the roads, especially if you are in the north bay. temperatures are in the 50's ball across the bay area. oakl

yesterday temperatures in the 50's out there right now 57 berkeley at 56 wall concord other oakland, 53 concord you're the one sitting at 56 degrees this morning. pretty uniformly all in the 50's to kick this tuesday off this afternoon. a few more spots in the 70's and there were free yesterday and a bit more sunshine to and i'm talking even nicer weather still to come in your forecast. robin we already have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza that spills into the maze so it's on to the shore on to 5.80 and jam from that point. >>all the way up to the toll plaza before traffic starts to thin out so a slow drive already into san francisco at 17 minutes and that some of our freeways are picking up to 6.80 dublin to fremont now at 18 minutes, 5.80 livermore to dublin looks great the minutes, philly and the so it's to 37, but no major issues right now we'll check more in just a bit james started thank you very. >>much robin happening tomorrow, you may have to find another way of getting around the bay if you are a frequent user of over know over say it isn't so that's right drercompa

at 57 in half moon bay, the patchy fog lingering at the coastline. 50's low 60's just inside the bay that will finally find some 70's about the middle of peninsula. but 74 degrees and sunny and bright in san jose. still about 74 degrees and liv8 more 74 burden with the 80's for now in fact we're gonna go through of the day tomorrow seen a lot of 60's and 70's but by sapped by sunday we'll probably see temperatures only in the 60's around the bay area. another big story we're following for you tonight, san francisco is suing the trump administration over its conscience rights regulation. >>president trump announced a regulation yesterday at this national day of prayer event at the white house. the regulation allows health care professionals to opt out of providing treatments that they oppose like birth control abortion and hiv treatment. city attorney dennis herrera filed a lawsuit hours after the announcement, he argues the exceeded its statutory authority when it created the rule. >>and house judiciary chairman jerry nadler is raising the stakes here against attorney general bill ba

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50's for most parts of the bay area concord at 55 oakland at 56 berkeley, sitting right now at 53 degrees winds. calmer than yesterday's were they will be breezy at times into the afternoon as you do see them picking up a little bit later today can like we saw yesterday when those winds really picked up into the afternoon hours. so patchy fog and 50's to start by the time we work towards the noontime today we're already in the low 70's for a few inland spots and look at where will be later this afternoon well up into the mid 70's and just the start of this warmer weather just around the corner. i'm talking some 80's in your seven-day forecast still to come. rebecca. >>thank you john and rebecca strong in for robin winston on this early tuesday morning in right now light traffic around the bay area because it is still early right, you're bay bridge toll plaza approach look coming out of the macarthur maze right now, no delays no issues 9 minutes into san francisco. west than 80 and then 92 looking good the right hand side of your screen that is the commute side. only 13 to make you

yesterday at this time we've got 50's and upper 50's an antioch at 58 degrees. you are seeing a 2 degree bump in mountain view in oakland right now not that noticeable but later on today, you're certainly going to notice the difference has a lot of areas% that yesterday were only peaking in the 60's and 70's actually move their way back upwards into the low er than average conditions and getting only warmer ahead of us into next week and talking highs near 90 degrees still to come in your forecast from and ok, i'm ready for that thank you john let's check >>on traffic. we have a line that's definitely growing look at the cash leans here at the bay bridge toll plaza on the far left the far right hand side that line is just getting longer and longer. but so far it's been a good trip and looks like these folks are behaving so no problem story about across the upper deck through downtown san francisco. there was a report of a crash one to one south at. >>2.80 that may still be working on the shoulder, someone on south approaching 2.80 just a little sluggish, but overall not bad in san

daytime highs are going to be scooting out of the 40's and 50's where they're at right now, and back up into the 60's and francisco, of sunshine oakland just below 70 degree mark and san jose, just 3 degrees shy of 80 degrees. so a nice and warm one before we can switch out that all get to still to come in your forecast, rob. we want to check in on the bay bridge the trip from oakland to san francisco very heavy right now this goes back into the maze can see the cash lanes and a fast-track lanes all filled in. >>all of them except for a car pool lanes they look great right traffic backed up through the maze on to all connectors and they want to take you down to the south bay because i am watching this crash northbound to 80 at lawrence expressway, it's an injury accident being cleared from the 2 right lanes to the shoulder but putting more pressure on 2.80 it's backed up the on one on one on to 6.80. and it just stays heavy all the way through cupertino beyond 85 split. so we're almost at a whopping 40 minutes now because of that crash will keep tracking it and have more slow downs c

plenty of clouds overhead now temperatures comfortable in the 50's where they should be to be kicking off this morning, nothing unusual about this start to the day now what is going to be a little off and about the week ahead of us isn't the weather we're going to see later today but later this week which is the return of some pretty significant rainfall considering the time of year does 60's for your daytime highs in san francisco and oakland well, san jose holding on to the 70's today is about to be the clearest and warmest day of the week ahead. i'm talking the changes that you should anticipate still to come. james. >>breaking news. we're following this morning police now investigating 3 overnight shootings enrichme crawford's will tran is following the latest from the police department will. >>and no arrests from the richmond police department they were scrambling in the overnight hours because they were forced to run out because of the shootings that broke the peace at around 10 o'clock. >>last night and it happened in the span of just 2 hours. let me quickly pull up a map for y

scooting on upwards into these upper 60's to low to mid 70's, mostly sunny skies. well into the afternoon and talking more near forecast so stay with us robin. >>all right, thank you john want to check in on the morning commute which is off to a pretty good start to like what i see so far just a minor back up and some of the cash lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that line just growing and growing, but it's common it's quiet. so no big trouble spot story about right now if you need to get into san francisco. you're averaging a very quick 8 minutes from the bottom of the maze to fremont street. piers 92, this is your drive out a hayward over to the peninsula, we're checking the westbound traffic on the right because that's a commute direction. and you can see those brake lights really filling in, but no big problem so far you're averaging 13 minutes to make it from the name it out to one on one west 5.82 the rich and center fell. i don't see the cold anymore so they picked up the bridge work. we have one lane blocked eastbound and westbound this morning as it normal

premise behind the book is that, in the early 2000's when i was doing the research for this book, so much of the conversation around education reform was dominated by nonprofit groups, philanthropists, big-city mayors, advocacy organizations, and in my own research i was seeing that it was obscuring this longer history of community-based organizing around educational improvement, particularly by black parents, community members, organizers and teachers. i wanted to tell that story and tell that history. steve: we are here in chicago. you teach at the university of illinois in chicago. what was it like here in the 1960's? elizabeth: in the 1960's, chicago was still the second largest city in the nation. it was a city with a very strong political leadership. it was led by mayor richard j daley, who was the head of the chicago democratic machine, but was also a power player in national politics. he helped to drive elections and decision-making in the national democratic party. it was an extremely segregated city. as it remains today, but certainly in those times. steve: how would you describ

bit longer to get to that sunshine today than we did for yesterday 60's and 70's for your daytime highs, this is cooler than yesterday was i'll explain why and where temperatures are headed next still ahead in the forecast back to you, thanks alot sic so on and it's time finally finally nba finals finally start tonight in toronto. i know with that away so long because you know we sweat. >>ron politic days it's been really tough warriors again. feeling can to get under are we going to just we will will out or go that you made the call lasted see a i'm going to walk it back just a little bit. saying lawyers in 5 games because katie is not playing and katie. >>was scheduled to play it's a sweet, i mean you raptors bit 5 games. if you want to come down here to oracle yes there in toronto, but you know we've seen watch parties. they're wild. you come down here tonight 6 o'clock should open up about 90 minutes before $25 so have the cheerleaders will have the music the pyrotechnics the jumbotron it's there for you if not you could be like daria and me and stay home and watch it for free

area. temperatures right now are still in a range of 50's they've moved very little all morni has really kept us the same as we move from sunrise to the current point we're at now concord at 58 degrees berkeley, a 53 nap and the sitting currently at a cool but up to chile, 55 degrees each temperatures will continue to rise later on today you can expect some 70's that's not a far cry from yesterday, but it will be a touch warmer with even warmer temperatures tomorrow, which will talk about more still to come. robin back to the bay bridge, you're back up has not budged city is still through 5.8 >>the sure the name it's it's going to be slow from that point in stretches across the upper deck to fremont street. so just be prepared. your average ing 60 minutes for now, but that number just goes up and down throughout morning commute. here's an accident northbound 6.80 and ballinger kang and so you going to be stuck in some heavy traffic as you leave dublin working your way north toward sandra mauled. they're trying to move off to the shoulder but its already solid right here from the d

way between now and a really nice weekend ahead of us some 50's for your current temperatures across the bay area we've been hovering right around 60 degrees. all morning in oakland in concord and we're still sitting or right there making for a comfortably cool start your morning just get a light jacket ready to go and you'll be just fine for today, san francisco in clear view as you can see behind me 60's by noon and 70's for much of the day by the afternoon breaking down when you may see that rainfall in your forecast. still ahead. rebecca. >>all right john and i'm breaking out a couple of hot spots right now the first that we've seen so far this morning so not too bad the both of them are in the east bay on the nimitz freeway. so we're looking at one accident right here in fremont southbound 80 as you approach a maori avenue so it is going to be slowing go just pass highway 84 so keep that in mind and then there is a motorcycle accident. in oakland, but it is no injuries reported that's the good news. but it's northbound 80 reading high street so do expect it to be a little bit sl

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are going to rise and rise pretty swiftly right now we're in the 50's so we're starting things off cool kind of like we have been so far this may up to this point but not going to stay this way into the afternoon winds overall fairly calm at the moment they'll pick up into the afternoon so much like yesterday, another breezy afternoon to look forward to so temperatures rise out of the 50's 60's and 70's already by noon we're talking mid 70's for a lot of the bay on into the afternoon and that's not it were also breaking down some 80's still ahead in the forecast on into the upcoming weekend. all still to come. rebecca. >>all right we're seeing a lot more cars a lot more folks on the roadway this morning as a everyone's coming back to work after the long holiday and here you can see it right here the bay bridge toll plaza approach. i am tracking a some delays here in the cash paying lanes if you have fast track though you're going to move through just fine. i know once you get past the tolls it's going to be an easy trip in the san francisco just under 10 minutes or so, but of cours

in chicago. what was it like you're in the 1960's? elizabeth: in the 1960's, chicago was still the second largest city in the nation. it was led by mayor richard j daley, who was the head of the chicago democratic machine, but was also a power player in national politics. he helped to drive elections and decision-making in the national democratic party. it was an extremely segregated city. as it remains today, but certainly in those times. steve: how would you describe the views of mr. daley at the time, how did he view african-americans? elizabeth: it's interesting because they were a significant constituency for him. they were marginalized inside the larger political structure and the democratic party apparatus. it was a conflicted relationship. as a northern democrat, mayor daley was verbally supportive of civil rights organizing that was happening in the south, to get rid of legal segregation. but when i came to conditions here in chicago, he said there were less problems. steve: put this time period into context. you have the little rock nine in 1957. the civil rights movement

suspect. we don't know much about the man other than he is believed to be in his late 40's, fairfield police responded to the burglar reported by an alarm activation at the convenience mart on the rise and drive at 2.10 tuesday mornings they located the suspect but when he didn't listen to commands it led police on pursuit down the road about a block towards western street. police say the man appeared to be holding a handgun and when he refused to listen to commands he was shot by officers. >>there were several moments there long. >>officers repeatedly stated over the radio that he here to have handguns is he n. >>the police involved were uninjured investigators haven't released what circumstances led up to the shooting. i spoke with police about just how difficult it can be for officers when they're responding to a scene and they believe the suspect to be armed. >>i was a very dangerous been involved. want to get hurt certainly don't want anyone else to get hurt. so we have a certain obligation. the community train ensure safety. so it's very challenging. >>the officers involved are

afternoons makes for some very pleasant days temperatures in the 40's and 50's right now jack it's ready to go for your morning hours knocking the them so much later today, berkeley in dublin at 48 each conquered in the late how each 51 degrees for your temperatures. so we're kicking things off chile by noontime we're already pretty comfortable and by the afternoon even warmer than yesterday was some of our inland areas back into the low 80's today, i'll tell you which areas can expect some 80's and which areas might even see a couple of sprinkles come sunday. still ahead near forecasts robin i'm tracking the bridges right we're trying to find out which bridges are the most crowded. >>we have a little bit of a line in the cash lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza, minor way minor have right here in the right hand side, the left side looks great down the middle it's wide open a great trip across the upper deck to downtown san francisco. here's a richmond xenophobe ridge and our bridge work finally picked up we had one lane called off east and west. you're at the limit here 8 minutes t

it's n making s >>that all of our voices are being heard here in sacramento. >>i'm alive said to address his colleagues on the assembly floor for the very first time thursday, sacramento, actually zavala kron 4 news. >>california could soon have stricter laws when it comes to vaccinations today the state senate passed a bill that would give state public health officials instead of local doctors, the power to decide which children can skip their shots before they attend school opponents say the bill interferes with the doctor-patient relationship. this move comes because of the increase in measles cases, 880 cases of measles have now been reported across 24 states, including a number of cases right here in the bay area. all right, let's get a check of the weather around the bay area on this hump day wednesday that's right our chief meteorologist is standing by with 4 zone forecast lords yet guys turn up the really nice day today find those skies parting a bit lots of sunshine in between some of the clouds will hazy out there inside the bay looking from the east bay hills but worki

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mild in the 50's 50's and 60's by noontime today and by the afternoon you've got temperatures in the 60's and 70's so a similar day to the past few days you're just hanging on the fog a bit longer on this thursday i'm tracking your mother's day weekend forecast still to come. rob all right. thank you johnny want to check in on the bay bridge 80 west because. >>we had an accident and side of the tunnel it's gone it was blocking one lane but adjusted helped us drive into san francisco. so it's backed up heavier now spilling into the maze. 5.80 from right around markets and pablo if you come in from the shore freeway, its backing up and to emeryville toward powell street still not a terrible commute. just heavier now has a traffic is recovering from that accident. golden gate still looks good. no problems into or not of san francisco 21 minutes. that's quick for the drive from novato to the toll plaza daria james thank you at 6 oh 3 in the big story that we're following more police at the campus of california high school in san ramon, yeah this after we've had 3 now threats all within a we

very nice afternoon. so clear skies in san francisco than yesterday your highs in the upper 60's, especially towards the bay and financial district, oakland and san jose a range of 70's to even low 80's. we have more your weekend forecast still to count. all right a pretty good looking commute across the cemetery, bridge last hour it was much heavier. >>this hour. it is standing out it's not clear but it's sending out and looking better so we're down to 15 minutes and that's a great drive time to make it over to the peninsula. >>check out the return center fell no delays at all to nice steady flow of traffic right through the toll plaza it is no longer backed up to rich from parkway a great trip across the span, even the bay bridge traf cash lanes it is not even backed up to 80 over crossing so this is how you know. it is friday 15 minutes after freeont street will check more coming up. >>and we lost game one, but that's to go yes we do and a whole lot more to a unfold before us in the 7 game series we've got will tran out at oracle this morning where there was of a watch party l

begun the day in the 40's were in the 50's right now and temperatures are going to continue to rise into the afternoon making for what will eventually be a warmer afternoon than yesterday was memorial day looking like a nice one to get out their 60's for your daytime highs all across the bay and even warmer temperatures just around the corner, i'll get to that ahead your full forecast first let's get a look at traffic with rebecca strong in for robin today, rebecca. >>good morning john yeah looks like weather is going to be nice today and traffic really nice look at the roadways. it's been a quite empty all morning. long of course holiday light we can thank for that and we're looking at a in a minute drive time out of macarthur maze to the pay gates and then across the upper deck into san francisco. the san mateo bridge looks traffic was a moving at the limit there 13 minutes from end to end, but there is a high wind advisory on the bridge to just be careful. if you're going to be taking a 92. so far this morning, i'll be checking the richmond center fell bridge and the golden gate

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's and the 60's by the afternoon just going to be gorgeous mid 70's, inland, 60's and 70's around rd bay will be a little bit the coastline. the fog low clouds will likely hover there the better part of the day. >>well as of about an hour ago the right lane still close on southbound interstate 6 80 in pleasanton this because of a truck that crashed into a ditch on the right side of the road about 2 30 this morning. a viewer sent us this aerial footage of the truck emergency crews have it out all day long trying to move the truck out of the ditch, they found vitamins in the trailer which need to be refrigerated but because the truck was on its side. the trailer refrigeration unit was not working that created concerns that the cargo could zm problem so far no word on that. >>marte ridership is on the decline and it's been a trend for the past 3 years passengers concerns are feeding that decline concerns over homelessness to cleanliness to crime crawford's dan kerman tells us how bart is planning to try to make up for the loss in ridership revenue. >>despite how cramped and crowded bar

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year after he was detained in north korea he game back to the u s in a comatose state and died a few days later and earlier this week, former u s north korea envoy just a few and told cnn north korea asked for $2 million to free war beer. he says he signed that agreement and he believed president trump had also approved it or beers mother said when she saw her son again quote, it looked like he'd seen the devil and he had. she also says she never knew she could have gotten her son back by paying money. >>had i known that north korea wanted money corrado i would have gladly given the money from day one. that is what they wanted from otto in the beginning they first of all they want everything they can get from anyone they take. >>or bears mother went on to urge the international community to administration ibe within the past few minutes tonight, wshort range missile a test and this is the first tests it's been launched since president trump met with the north korean leader kim jong-un and that summit in vietnam earlier this week so that relationship is back on rocky ground it would a