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The upper 50s and low 60s. Coastal clouds and fog will keep drizzle in the mix for some until mid morning. A system to our north will send a weak front through the bay area and monterey bay today, making it feel like fall, which officially arrives this friday. A more substantial cooling will come with another front on wednesday. Each of these no major hot spots. Bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. darya breaking news from overnight. Two overnight. News from breaking darya m...

Reveals what her life is like now. Plus the new images overnight. Puppy scam alert. The new consumer warning about an international scheme. Websites offering dogs that dont actually exist swind ling people out of thousands of dollars. The top breeds people search for that may put you at risk. Good morning, america. We hope you are well this wednesday morning. We all know theres a lot of heart ache in puerto rico right now gl definitely is. Weve got a big announcement. Mark anthony standing by. H...

Great presentation. I was interested in cities like detroit. The merchant the managers come in desperate straits. Theyve gone way beyond what they could afford to do and unfortunately theyve got to come out of it. Can you hear . Okay, the key a guess for those cities and others that might fall into the teams type of situation is what is the next alternative. Will it be more cities having to go through similar restructuring , some of those might not build a get it done quickly. But potholes, havi...

Ambassador to south korea, mark lippert. The diplomat undergoing nearly three hours of surgery overnight, receiving more than 80 stitches on his face alone. Im bleeding here. Lippert slashed by a teninch knife in the face and arms moments before delivering a speech in seoul on wednesday. The weapon slicing open his left forearm, damaging the nerve system for his fingers. The gash on his right cheek four inches long and an inch deep. South korean surgeons say if the facial injury was any deeper i...

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