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Pacheco area that is a sigalert. Just before you get to the state route 4 intersection, we have a vehicle that went up on top of a concrete barrier and there are chunks of concrete across the roadway and there are doing traffic breaks right now, and you are at 17 Miles Per Hour approaching. Its not that big of an issue but they dont want you to hit those and cause another crash. The drive times are light and we will check on those coming up next. For the second time this month now stanford students are getting a warning about a creeper on campus. This time police say a man followed a woman int...

25 miles per hour, and we will keep an eye on that and the b. A. R. T. Situation is improving and thats coming up at 6 t10. Police say a man followed a woman into her dorm. Matt keller is live in palo alto for us this morning. Matt. Reporter this is scary. Another incident here at stanford. Students tell us for the most part they feel safe here on campus, but there are some things they can do to be extra careful. I dont run at night because of that. Its either biking or you are with someone. Its kind of hard because we are constantly getting these emails about different sexual assaults and oth...

Yeah. There they are. At least the rain is done for now. May be a little drizzle. The low cloud deck, theres plenty of moisture in place. It is really tough to clear everything out of here. Dew points are high and there is not enough of a breeze yet. John orr sent me this on facebook. Up here in napa county rain of. 15 brought us up to a staggering, and that is staggering 96. 2 inches of rain since july 1st. Last years total was 64 had the 61. I think they will get 100. I think they will do it. I do. Santa rosa, can we do it . Yes. We went over 60 inches. Youre at 60. 05. Wettest year ever. We...

This is the cbs weekend news. Ninan good evening. Im reena ninan. Its been 47 years since the first earth day. Today, it was observed around the world with a focus on science. Rallies and marches were held in more than 600 cities from new york, chicago, and washington, to london, berlin, and sydney, australia. The officially titled march for science was not billed as a political event, but many who marched said they were concerned about threatened cuts to research program, especially those aimed at fighting Climate Change. Our dr. Jon lapook is at the massive march for science on the national ...

This is the cbs weekend news. Concern. We cant stall our progress any more in this area. Reporter Kristin Sanborn from new jersey senses a change in climate for science. Im here today because im so upset about all the that science seems under attack now, facts seem under attack. Reporter speakers at the rally spanned many disciplines. Some people are going to say were politicizing science, but were not. Were defending it. cheers proposed cut in funding for the National Institutes of health. Denial of what they see as established science, such as the clethreat of Climate Change. And immigration...