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Exclusive Sales Force Tower camera, we are looking east at the beautiful bay bridge. Good morning everyone, it is monday, september 9. I am michelle griego. Good monday morning to you. We start off with breezy conditions. Temperatures running mid to upper 50s to low 60s. And live look with the roof camera. We take you through the day with temperatures similar to yesterday. Cooler than normal. Looking at daytime highs topping out around 84 degrees. Present conditions in concorde, 80. Upper 70s in san jose. Low 70s in oakland. Mid to upper 60s for San Francisco and along the coast. We will talk ...

Week. We are getting first alert of a crash. Southbound 880 at fruitvale. Lanes are blocked. Chp just headed out to the scene. Im not seen any delays on the mound. No delays on the southbound side. You are clear all the way through fremont. Richmond centerfield bridge, a great start to monday did i. No delays making the trek westbound. Traffic is light. Hot spots is delays coming out of the altamonte pass. It is typical. If you are one of the super commuters out of tracie, this is what you can expect. 35 minutes 205 over to 680. Highway 4, onetoone out of the southbay, there are no delays. You...

66 of americans would join an International Treaty to reduce emissions in order to stop Global Warming. Our generation may not even look to see the full realization of what we do here, but the knowledge that the next generation will be better off from what we do here. Can we imagine a more worthy rewards that meant . Than not that california is already known as a place with extremely rigorous standards, and governor jerry brown is hoping to advance that in other states and localities. They want to create an aggressive zero Energy Emissions program. 66 of americans think the us should join an I...

Meadow Lakes Head Start, a preschool in Wasilla that has 45 students, will close down at the end of the year. Half of the students will move on to kindergarten

Struggling Head Start programs got $1.5 million in one-time funding last year, but will see state funding dip this year without a change.