temperature change, slightly cooler for some, livermoore and san jose down by four, we start out chillier but now that sun is shining we will rebound the a nice way the on shore breeze is with us although it is light. you can see fairfield at 15 miles per hour, oakland sustained at 12 and concord a south breeze at about 10. here a view from up above at the fog we don t to see around point ridge, pacifica half moon bay, waking up partly cloudy, and for your afternoon today, mostly sunny skies, at the coast we will go for partly cloudy sky, 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, 80s for our inland city, here are the numbers for you. 85 today along the east bay shore, low 70s expected. 81 for you and the north bay of santa rosa, you are going to see the a s later today: i have the weekend forecast coming up in just a little bit. meanwhile, we have you covered when it comes to traffic. good morning. good morning. right now we re looking at a commute where traffic going to be b
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large bombs when you look at the damage, and assess the casualties. basically terrorism as we see it here explosives we saw in paris, explosives with active shooters. is a low-tech low-cost extraordinarily high impact venture. since paris over the last four months islamic extremists in brussels have been under withering scrutiny. intelligence officers have been raiding their homes, tapping their phones how can this a happen with that much scrutiny? couple of ways. one there is an opposite argument that intelligence was pretty good. managed to find their way just a few days again to a secret safe house. hit that location. actually come up with a mastermind who was not just a mastermind, planned attacks in western europe and brussels but attacks that happened in paris. that s very good intelligence. on the other hand. a shootout. officer wounded. couple individuals got away. so you look at that. but i think the real point here scott, is that we are looking at going dark. wh
for areas along the peninsula and as we get to tomorrow, temperatures will expect to continue to climb. as we get to your afternoon temperatures right now primarily we are seeing warmer weather for the rest of the day for the evening. it will be nice and perfect weather for the a s game and so for folks seeing the game they have quite a treat as the weather will be just fine as we get in the evening. temperatures are expected to peak tomorrow we could break records for the afternoon on wednesday. when i come back, we will have a look at so many numbers and abrupt change as we look the possibility of rain and more on the extended forecast coming up. a deadly crash backed up traffic for miles and right now it is backed up on 24 and it happened at 24th afternoon. north 680 in the north main exit and the highway patrol says motorcyclists traveling northbound thrown in the southbound lane and the cyclist was taken with serious injuries and another victim had to be extricated fro
president obama wrapped up his historic visit to cuba and has flown on to argentina. the president and mrs. obama will be guests of honor at a state dinner hosted by argentina s new president. lesley stahl has his story for 60 minutes. we met mauricio macri in argentina s version of the white house, the pink house, called casa rosara. he took over a country ruled for eight years by a left wing populist, who allied argentina with anti-american regimes, iran, venezuela and cuba. here argentina has been in this almost a bloc that takes almost all of south america, left leaning. not any more. that was, but not any more. reporter: not anymore, he made a u-turn in the country foreign policy. in a flash, argentina has become pro-american. macri and vice president biden were all smiles at the world economic forum in january. when macri went seeking closer ties with the west and foreign investment. he brought one of the men he defeted in the election with him, which impressed