Cool readings and that makes sense as the cloud cover heads on down to southern california. 50s and low 60s mostly sunny and partly cloudy sky for the south bay. Good morning. We are doing pretty well for a start here on thursday. Lets take a look at 580 westbound. You can see traffic is looking good. If you are driving to the ultima past not a lot of small traffic out there. You are getting up so early see might get some sort of advantage. You can see traffic is looking very nice. Lets go to the east shore expressway. Traffic is off to a very nice start on 80 westbound. When you get to the toll plaza it is light. If you are trying to get into San Francisco early, right now is a great time to do it on that bridge, 401. Last of the 4 jail inmates that escape from the Santa Clara County jail last week is now back in custody. Chavez, the 4th man, was arrested in south san jose about 8 30 last night. He had been on the run for almost a week. There was a sevenhour standoff after deputies se
Arizona and southern nevada. Still cold down there. Waiting on the northerly breeze. It will eventually kick in later today and tonight and into tomorrow. 34 in palo alto. Also half moon bay. There are cooler readings up in Mendocino County and lake county. Santa clara is in there. Boulder creek. Soquel at 44. Campbell at 42 degrees. A few high clouds. Slightly above average. Near average on the temperatures. You dont stay 61, 62 very long. The days are so short. Upper 50s, low 60s. Sal, last time it was the east shore. Where are you beginning this time. Its the dunbarton bridge. Westbound traffic is also affected, at least some of the concrete either on the freeway or on the truck, it is unclear, it came over to the other side of the road. The dunbarton bridge is not a good way to get across the bridge. The accident is eastbound but there is slow traffic westbound. The dunbarton bridge, i would write that off for now. Use the san mateo bridge. Lets take a look at that. It doesnt look
No shortage of fireworks tonight. Scott you could have predicted it, right, dealing with a sensitive topic, all about national defense, national security, how to counter isis, and different ideas how to do that despite the fact they are still all in the republican party. Backandforths, including tense moments between jeb bush, trying to get back into this race, and donald trump, who sits on top of the polls. Here are some quick highlights so far. This is a tough business. I know, youre a tough guy, jim. And we need a leader. You are never going to be president of the united states. Lets see, i met 42, you are at three. You will be treated as an enemy combatant, attacking this country. And radical islamic terrorism will face no more determined foe than i will be. We will utterly destroy them by targeting the bad guys. You are going to kill the families of terrace, realize there is something called the geneva convention. We will have to pull out of it. That will defy every norm is americ
Miami outfielder Jesús Sánchez, New York Yankees reliever Albert Abreu and Detroit outfielder Akil Baddoo were the last of 24 players who made the cutoff for salary arbitration, which was set at 2 years, 118 days of major league service, down from 2 years, 128 days last offseason. Sánchez and Abreu were at the cutoff and Baddoo has 2 years, 119 days. Because he is eligible for arbitration, Sánchez likely will get a salary in the $2 million range rather than about $800,000.
Tampa Bay shortstop Wander Franco is on track to receive the largest amount from this year’s $50 million pre-arbitration bonus pool based on his regular-season statistics. Franco is projected to get $896,755, according to WAR calculations through June 26 that Major League Baseball sent to teams, players and agents in memo Friday that was obtained by The Associated Press. Arizona rookie centerfielder Corbin Carroll would get $834,131, followed by Minnesota right-hander Joe Ryan ($739,015), Texas catcher Jonah Heim ($690,039), Tampa Bay left-hander Shane McClanahan ($680,600), Arizona shortstop Geraldo Perdomo ($638,768), Atlanta right-hander Elder Bryce ($634,912), Chicago Cubs left-hander Justin Stelle ($614,798) and Seattle rightfielder Julio Rodríguez ($594,527).