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Some clouds cool weather expected later this week. A Traffic Alert in livermore. Two left lanes remain blocked after this overturned big rig. It is now more than three hours old. You can see the delays continue all the way back to tracy already. They are hoping they open by 7 00 or 8 00 this morning. Well have a live report here, coming up. Once you get past the greenville exit it is lighter than normal through dublin and pleasantton. Lets go now to the problems for commuters. An overturned big rig shutting down the westbound lanes at the all the monty pass. Mark kelley is on the scene. Are la...

Paul. Picturesque, indeed. A beautiful shot of the capitol this morning. Well head to washington in a moment to talk about the decision from the odni. Well start with the breaking news overnight. One person is dead after the shooting in portland. Police are trying to figure out what led up to it. We want to give you a forewarning that the images youll see are disturbing. If you have children in the room, may be a good time for them to leave. We dont want you caught off guard with new video. New video that cnn obtained from Police Responding to the victim or of Police Responding to the victim t...

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Students and organizations congregated around Memorial Circle and across campus Friday for Texas Tech’s annual Arbor Day celebration.

More than 250 dead trees and stumps — among the last reminders of a major typhoon that struck Guam last year — are slated for removal from Andersen Air Force Base in the coming months.