Jeff ranieri was there giving the forecast just the same as you are, very hot. Very hot for the inland areas and were at least going to see some 90s in some of the hotter areas. Today in the south bay, were starting out with clear skies and some mid60s. Its a little bit humid this morning in campbell and well see the temperatures at about 63 degrees until 8 00, and then rising temperatures today, were still well above normal. Well talk more about this and a look ahead to weekend events. Mike, youre worried about a crash in the south bay. I am because of the details. Traffic is everywhere in the bay but the green sensors throughout Silicon Valley is fine but getting there may be an issue. Look at the slowing already northbound 101 coming up through morgan hill as you pass by dunn and approaching cochrane a crash is involving a motorcycle. The fast lane is blocked and chp not yet there. The rest of the bay predictable. Back to you. Thanks, mike. New overnight, a bangup mess along one san
Right now, they are not. There is your view, traveling north past the coliseum, if you can take west 580 do so, because thats clear. Back to you. Thanks, mike. New overnight a wild scene along moorpark avenue in san jose. More than half a dozen parked cars damaged. Witnesses tell us it looked like a truck just plowed right into them. Roz plater is on the scene where the wreckage remains and the question is how were more people not heard, roz . Reporter we just got an update from police on injuries. Ill tell you about that in a second. First were told that the person responsible for all this took off running. Now take a look here at some of the cars that were damaged still on the scene. You can see this really bad rear end damage to this suv here. Lets show you some of the video from the scene just after it happened. All this went down just before 11 00 last night in the 3900 block of moorpark. It appears a truck crashed into a half dozen cars parked along the street. Some had extensive
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