once you get on 101, southbound, ralston, a 2-car crash, blocking lanes. a new accident along 880, it will affect your drive at a- street. off the spanks there is a trouble spot along 101, richmond bridge busy as well. icacesthathear inth her the s >>> welcome to monday. we have a bridge cam. you can see the wet camera out there with the rain drops as well as the wet roadways. let's show you here hi-def doppler as we are tracking scattered showers this morning in some spots with the weak cold front pushing through. let's zoom in here, you can see the locations getting that wet start to the day. looking at some spots getting that wet weather here. especially around south san francisco, south san francisco, getting light to moderate rain pushing in here. let's zoom in to the east bay, berkley, down through emeryville and oakland, see right over west oakland, moderate rain pushing over you this morning, over the bay bridge, and then for san throug sdnor rat pushin sethat light sstysout anciscand to san mateo. spotty showers, woodside, a few showers this morni

good news want to get on 2101, only a minor snack near ralston.ou're headed toward the bridge, southbound and clear into the south bay. we have a couple of cars in the toll plaza there at the richmond san rafael bridge. travel time is only about 10 minutes to work your way across the bridge. if you're going to altamont pass, this evening and this afternoon you will see a much busier commute as everyone heads out of town for the holiday weekend. so that 580 drive after 1:00 is when we will see the build up. so far so good if you're headed toward the oakland airport. southbound 80 looking pretty good. we see a few more cars so some sluggish speeds. overall pretty nice. and we are dealing with wet weather. >>> we are tracking light to moderate rain across portions of the bay area. we see the locations getting the wet start to the day. let's go to the north day, mount st. helena, light rain pushing across. down to petaluma, you can see the light rain. and also right along the bay bridge, pushing into the east bay, west oakland and west alameda, light

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they beat motherwell 3—0 thanks to goals from anthony ralston, scott sinclair and this, from mikeyjohnstonertake old firm rivals rangers, who were held to a goalless draw by hibernian. britain's olympic gold medallist adam peaty has dared those who run the sport to ban him after he supported the launch of a new competition. peaty and other top swimmers in the world, want to compete in the breakaway international swimming league, with the potential to earn far more. however, the sport's international governing body, fina, says it'll ban them if they do so. this is my sport. i love my sport of the moon and back. i have got so much passion for it. but i want to make sure that that kid looking up to me winning the olympics can have a stable future and can make a very good living out of the sport that he has worked so hard for. what if people say that they will badly because you will compete in that event? i don't care, banned me. if they have got to, i'm not bothered. i don't care, you know. ban me if you've got to, i'm not bothered. at the end of the day, they're going to have the backlash fr

earlier in their terms rob reynolds al jazeera washington well we'll have more from washington with ralston jordan in just a few minutes but first let's go to imran khan he's in the iraqi capital baghdad him and so a very short trip by the u.s. president but he's left many iraqi officials there unsure about what exactly is u.s. foreign policy in the region. that's absolutely right just speaking to people throughout the day here in baghdad everybody is very confused as to what the president meant by the fact that he said he wasn't going to pull out the five thousand two hundred troops here in iraq the iraqis are actually debating right now and have been for a while whether to oss the u.s. to stay on or whether to ask them to leave as a result of eisel being defeated now there are still pockets of fighters on the border with syria and in syria itself and the fact that the u.s. has withdrawn from syria or is in the process of withdrawing from syria is of real concern because they fear in iraq that those fighters may well be able to regroup also the president seems to be not taking into account

where they got so far and it has been astonishing to see because they did they did a week ago as mrs ralston was saying there they did go into the very beginning of the first session with pretty low expectations but mr griffiths has been so instrumental in making sure that they managed to make real meaningful sustainable progress particularly with that prisoner swap and also when he was giving his opening address and this was generally perceived as being a very very good call on his part he's put together a committee of quotes ordinary yemenis to give him advice including eight women and eight men from civil society so they're not politicians they're not fighters they're not rebels they're not sponsored by anyone outside the country they are real people who've enjoyed the conflict and they're going to feed back to him on a regular basis how they think these discussions are going how they think the peace process is going and to make sure that he's folding into his thinking the real day to day requirements what has to happen particularly with places like the port city of the data eighty percen

they beat motherwell 3—0 thanks to goals from anthony ralston, scott sinclair and this, from mikeyjohnsonld to a goal less draw by hibernian. 0le gunnar solksjaer, has arrived at manchester united's training ground for his first day at work. he was given the caretaker manager's job yesterday, after the club sacked jose mourinho. our sports correspondent david 0rnstein is at carington, and david — plenty for him to be getting on with? there is, indeed. very congested in tray fair to say. 0le gunnar solskjaer was driven through these gatesjust solskjaer was driven through these gates just before 8am for his first day in charge in what is a deal that will run until the end of the season. manchester united, 19 points off the top of the league after that defeat at liverpool who are top. it would be extremely painful given the rivalry between the two clubs and 11 points off the top four. he will ta ke points off the top four. he will take charge at cardiff on saturday and cardiff was the club where 0le gunnar solskjaer had an ill—fated spell as manager in 2014. they then face huddersfield on bo

they beat motherwell 3—0 thanks to goals from anthony ralston, scott sinclair, and this from mikeyjohnsonle gunnar solksjaer scored the goal which won the european cup for manchester united, and now he is back as their caretaker manager. you might remember solksjaer as a baby—faced striker with united. well, since retiring, he has spent time managing cardiff city — not very well, according to their fans, and the norwegian side molde. he is in charge until the end of the season. so what can united fans expect? i think we will see some of the players happy, smiling, and back to more energy, playing closer to their best level. but, again, they have to find the best way of playing together with this team. the way 0le likes to play is different to what it has been, and is closer to what united are used to from earlier. next to a growing row in the world of swimming. the olympic gold medallist adam peaty has dared those who run the sport to ban him after he backed a new competition. peaty and other top swimmers in the world want to compete in the break away international swimming league. they c

they beat motherwell 3—0 thanks to goals from anthony ralston, scott sinclair and this, from mikeyjohnstonrjose mourinho's sacking earlier this week, 0le gunnar solskjaer has arrived at manchester united's training ground for his first day at work, as their interim manager. the former club hero has been appointed until the end of the season and met executive vice—chairman ed woodward shortly after his arrival. he also held a team meeting with the players before training. next to a growing row in swimming. britain's olympic gold medallist adam peaty has dared those who run the sport to ban him after he backed a new competition. peaty and other top swimmers in the world want to compete in the breakaway international swimming league, with the potential to earn far more. however, the sport's international governing body, fina, says it'll ban them if they do so. wa nt to want to make sure that that kid looking up to me winning the 0lympics can have a stable future and can make a very good living out of the sport that he has worked so ha rd of the sport that he has worked so hard for. what if pe