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This is a live picture. All lanes of highway 101 are back open for now. Thats unfortunately after a major injury crash earlier this morning. Alex savage will have more on the critical lesson for other drivers. Its wednesday, january 21st im pam cook. And good morning, im dave clark. Lets talk about your weather and traffic. Steve is off today, but we have rosemary today. Good morning to you. Good morning to you. Im tracking rain and im not going to do that in the shortly term. Were tracking a warmup for your bay area weekend. Lets Step Outdoors and take a look at whats happening right now. We ...

Causes here at home. The signing was on wednesday in honduras. So it would seem that Administration Policy was pretty focussed on inkreecreasing the s on the front lines in those countries. Just a day after that press release the president announced this. I have ended payments to guatemala, to honduras and to el salvador. We were giving them 500 million. Were giving them tremendous aid. We stopped payment. To honduras, to guatemala and to el salvador. We were paying them tremendous amounts of money. And were not paying them anymore because they havent done a thing for us. Again, thats just a c...

Southern border and suspending aid, aid which is meant to prevent people from leaving those countries coming to the u. S. , we begin tonight with a headline you might have missed. It reads secretary nielsen signs historic regional compact with Central America to stem migration at the source. Thats from a press release from the department of Homeland Security and, yes, it is not the catchiest title, but the message is clear enough. The trump administration, along with the three northern triangle countries guatemala, honduras and el salvador are working on the root causes here at home. The signi...

Milton is expected to soon open greenspaces purchased with the $25 million bond voters passed in 2016.

Milton residents will have an opportunity to share their thoughts on the city’s greenspace starting with a workshop Sept. 7 at 6 p.m. in City Hall’s Council Chambers and a