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You can probably make right here the flashing lights from the emergency vehicles this accident was in the left lane has now been moved to the shoulder so traffic is now getting past but it is still backed up. This is our hot spot this morning. This is affecting the ride on the guadalupe parkway. 101 is backed up to the 280 interchange. The drive time has went from 19 minutes to 31 minutes. Over at the bay bridge, what started out as a lot of easy ride is now turning into a fairly typical bride, 16 to 18 minutes. There has been incidents of the toll plaza and on the bridges itself. Maligned a m...

We want to start with kron4 Jackie Sissel who is live at the scene. Bart workers are out on the tracks. Here is video some earlier were you saw bart Police Officers with the Alameda County Sheriffs Department out here on the tracks. The accident occurred around 11 30 p. M. Right before the services were due to stop. This is monday person, a male victim was on the tracks, he was struck and killed. At that point all service stopped in the area. I can tell you that bart Police Officers were out here for about six hours collecting evidence. In fact that waited to make one last walk along the track...

Backed up the truck all way to stone ridge and even closer to the dublin 580 interchange. Again the good news is the stock has been cleared but the backup stays with us. With continued to watch the e shore freeway this morning because it is backing up a little more than usual and the westbound direction. We are already at a 22 minute drive time for the westbound commute as you head toward the toll plaza. So far we are incident free for the new e span of the westbound a ride to San Francisco. Erica . Darya thats right. As we take a look outside a bright start to your wednesday parent San Franci...

Click this link to go live to the meeting: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRYede2wUgnmNZpYlSRCDDg/live The Winnebago County Board of Supervisors will

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