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Definitely a traumatic injury. Rescue teams say a 40year old homeless man was on foot at Guadalupe Reservoir and slipped and fell sometime before midnight last night. They say he fell some 10 feet and broke his leg. If you look carefully you can see blood on his pant leg. That man had the wherewithal to use a light to try to flag down a passing vehicle. He did not have a mobile phone and was stranded on the far side of the reservoir. Firefighters estimate he was about 150 yards away from ricks road when he used hicks road when he used that light to gather the attention of a carload of students...

No major problems. A quick look at the toll plaza shows you the cash lanes starting a little wait. We are following breaking news this morning out of San Francisco. This morning fire crews are working to figure out what started a fire that burned two homes overnight. Flames roque out about 3 00 in the morning on fulton street right by alamo square and the famous painted ladies. A threestory victorian home went up in flames that was under construction. The flames spread to a house next door forcing a family out of that home. No word on injuries and no word on a cause. Pete suratos is at the sce...

Temperature trend into the afternoon does show high clouds rolling through, but if you notice those temperatures eventually will climb to the upper 60s by 12 00. So we will be fast warming this morning. I will get more into what you can expect not just for today but also the weekend in just a bit. Mike is already tracking a Traffic Alert. This is a sig alert as far as chp has declared, that means it will have Significant Impact for at least a half an hour. Lets look at the roadway. Overall the east shore freeway moves well, this is westbound your commute directional coulding off of the carquin...

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Fifteen Years After Hanging Up His Gloves, Mark Johnson Still Fighting For Respect Fifteen Years After Hanging Up His Gloves, Mark Johnson Still Fighting For Respect Comments Off on Fifteen Years After Hanging Up His Gloves, Mark Johnson Still Fighting For Respect Washington, D.C. native Mark “Too Sharp” Johnson epitomizes Black history during a month when we remember historic African-American figures and their accomplishments. Johnson achieved greatness inside the boxing ring. He became the first African-American fighter to win a world title at both flyweight (112 pounds) and super flyw...