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We are in so money and the facilities will get to be used and hopefully traffic will be used. Reporter this is their first trial. And they could be cruising. To see if it makes sense if they would like to use the day as a highlight. The first trial run took them from San Francisco to redwood city and back and now it is alamedas turn in the east bay. This is a take on what the Ferry Building might look like if the plan meets smooth daily. It is much more capacity as you can see for the transportation. Reporter it is just another way that the tech giant is getting googlers by time. A part of the...

Tkpwaogel barge, the google ferry is making more waves a cross the bay area. We earn money and the facilities get to be used and traffic gets to be reduced. Reporter this is googles ferry called the triumph ant. It can cruise at 27 knots. And according to this Youtube Video it is built to impress. To see if it makes sense that their employees would like to use the bay as a highway. Reporter the first trial run took it from San Francisco to redwood city and back and now it is alamedas turn in the east bay. And this is an artists take on what a redwood city Ferry Building would look like if the ...

Westbound 92. Heads up. Eastbound traffic moving at the limit this morning heading into the east bay. Here is a live look at the plaza. The overnight roadwork approaching midspan should be picked upright about now on westbound 80. Checking the ride on westbound 580 were seeing a little bit of slowing down but through the pass things are still quiet through the liver more valley. This is a live look in pleasant. So far the drive times in the green only 15 minutes. 680 and the interchange still on time. No delays. That is your latest traffic. Thanks michele, back to you guys. Thanks. San francis...

Eugene, Ore.: Here we go again. Winter is the cold season! People get colds and the flu! Rather than being proactive in a myriad of ways, colleges and universities around the country are deciding to delay their upcoming terms or go fully online.