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Developing news. You can see a pretty horrendous crash scene. A teenager badly hurt. You can still see the wreckage there. This is on the side of interstate 680 in the danville area. Tara moriarty is first on the scene this morning. She is going to have a live update in just about two minutes. Im pam cook. Good morning im dave clark. Lets talk about weather and traffic. Steve, it was chilly this morning. Is it still chilly . It is. We are doing three way, four way, and five way chilly here. It wasnt the case yesterday. That fog was nonexistent. Inland temps it wont matter that much. We will ge...

Have, so, 300 out of 600 buses and Amy Hollyfield is on the story and will give us all of of the detail on what do expect. We know that the street cars that run along the embarcardero and market treat will only one along the embarcadero, market street, use metro other our bus lines. Northbound 880, this is clearing and metering lights are turned on this morning and the traffic is heavy so you have a few minutes before you head into San Francisco so have your coffee. Muni riders face another rough commute for the second straight day of a staged sickout by drivers. Amy hollyfield is at the west ...

Campaigning before tomorrows caucuses. All eyes on nevada tomorrow both for the ultimate results to see if the polling frontrunner Bernie Sanders can make it three in a row or maybe 2 1 2 in a row after he shared first place with Pete Buttigieg in iowa. But beyond just the top line result, in addition the whole country is going to be watching to see what the turnout is in nevada because that is a key measure of democratic enthusiasm. Turnout was sort of meh in iowa. It was pretty good in New Hampshire. Heading into nevada, the early vote turnout in nevada, those numbers were really, really goo...

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