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the west valley same logics. when you see the corrupt leader in africa, lead that when you see the policies of like we have enough enough out of it right now. government right now is not an easy enough to be surprised about how we're going to get to them because causing quite things meet on this show. we shouldn't be overly impressed. black and brown, people in the worst johnson cabinet will come on harris in the way this is going to be today. i just said please feel free to the queen and they may be permitted and it will be in a black dory. probably not because it has policies which are against what you tend to have. what's happening nowadays and in the states is no different . it is. there's actually the real identity politics in getting black and brown people to say and do things which and people and that's right. and that's that. but again, that's not new that's been going on for a long time as well. things go straight from you all the way from every center, right through the like with a tweet by the treasury

flooding and other hazardous conditions concerned with the roads because i work in saratoga teaching west valley. so i have to go over highway nine to get there tomorrow. yeah i'm worried. it's been a bit blustery. i was able to work on and off because the internet has been in and out. the santa cruz county sheriff's office issued evacuation warnings monday evening that included the san lorenzo valley and zz, you burn scar area. the big concern is debris flow. we did actually have a couple debris flows today that we saw neither of those had large impacts on any community or residences. debris flows are fast moving masses of mud rocks , boulders and trees. it can move houses like they're just, you know, little toys can push cars, fire chief mark bingham with the boulder creek fire protection district. urges people who live in the burn areas to be extra alert. they need to be listening to the for those noises, snapping of trees , the falling of trees loud rushing, wishing sounds, boulders and rocks clicking together. anything out of the norm would potentially be a debris flow at wild roots market

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if you are commuting this morning out in lafayette 24 eastbound, just west of happy valley road. you've got an accident. so we are seeing delays still renda in lafayette last 6.80, well here north of does jerry row. this is north of walnut creek another accident. so we're seeing a slight delay there traveling across towards the peninsula. rain. as you can see, is coming down. we had a slight break of about 15 minutes or so when it was not coming down as heavy. now we're back up and move in residual delays along one. oh, one here in san mateo just south of east hillsdale boulevard. and on to 80 as well. northbound just north of bill ray avenue. there in the south bay traveling from 85 to menlo park about 32 minutes. remember still pretty slick and wet along 2.80 out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes heading across towards sandra fell and the golden gate bridge. we're up to about 40 minutes now we're at about 23 minutes with steel cloud coverage there all right, ali and joe heading to bill peters to 37 almost 40 minutes for that commute and a long 24 walnut creek to 5 80 here a

flooding and other hazardous conditions concerned with the roads because i work in saratoga teaching west valley. so i have to go over highway nine to get there tomorrow. yeah i'm worried. it's been a bit blustery. i was able to work on and off because the internet has been in and out. the santa cruz county sheriff's office issued evacuation warnings monday evening that included the san lorenzo valley and zz, you burn scar area. the big concern is debris flow. we did actually have a couple debris flows today that we saw neither of those had large impacts on any community or residences. debris flows are fast moving masses of mud rocks , boulders and trees. it can move houses like they're just, you know, little toys can push cars, fire chief mark bingham with the boulder creek fire protection district. urges people who live in the burn areas to be extra alert. they need to be listening to the for those noises, snapping trees, the falling of trees loud rushing, wishing sounds, boulders and rocks clicking together. anything out of the norm would potentially be a debris flow. wild roots market on hig

this is our in hayward castro valley. 5 the eastbound west of girl way that right lane and the entrancey blocked. so. >> 2 hot spots, one in castro valley. 5.80, eastbound west a girl way. and another one on the san mateo bridge in the south bay traveling along 1, one 85 in park. just a 30 minute drive. still conditions are very slick near 17 minutes for you along highway 4 one 6242 in concord. we're looking at 6.80, is a traveling dublin to fremont a little under 16 minutes for you. a long 24 wannacry it will be about 12 minutes. so we're going to have more on your morning commute and more weather as you're traveling out there. remember, definitely give yourself a little more time this morning. 5.32, and happening today. closing arguments begin in the trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes yeah. prosecutors say holmes defrauded investors misled patients about water started medical technology let's go to kron. four's will tran. he's live in san jose with the latest. hi, will. >> we're just a few hours away from cross examinations. excuse me, the closing arguments beginning no more c

but the stream valley to the west had deteriorated and charles valley to the east was struggling. and the landscape was sad. and you get some sense on the left-hand side. vehicles ran amok through the main quads. the ground floor was almost non existent. de. it was a note at the bottom of this that suggested -- i mean, it was an easy suggestion to make -- that the landscape did not reflect the stature of the institution in terms of its national reputation. and that caught the imagination and interest of one of the trustees in the presentation. and that presentation was made just at the conclusion of the initial maybe 30% of the master plan. but that trustee made a sizable, anonymous donation to the university with one simple condition attached to it. and that was that the -- this plan be implemented -- and this was january, in september at the start of the next year. and that was actually ahead of the schedule of the completion of the master plan. it meant not only design but construction had to happen for that. my first reaction was to decline on that. that it was a recipe for fa

hopefully it stays that way with people having time off due to the holiday. 580 west bound castro valley to the maze, 18 minutes. south 880 from the maze to san leandro. the new trouble spots just in, east bound 580 at high street, north bound 880 in the south bay, north 880 at 237. more details on the accidents in my next report. >> thank you. >>> holiday travel rush is in full swing. millions of americans are on the move ahead of christmas even as highly transmissible omicron drives second largest surge since the pandemic began. maria cid medina at sfo with how the virus is changing holiday plans. >> reporter: despite growing concern over omicron, aaa reports more than 109 million americans will travel 50 miles or more between now and the new year. >> i am obviously going on a trip right now. >> reporter: claire jackson is among the 6 million expected to hilt the skies in the next days. >> i feel safe because i am vaccinated and boosted and i keep my mask on. >> reporter: she's heading to arizona from the bay area. soon the tsa line may not be the only check point at the airport. a gro

closer to home, we have a single alert in castro valley, west 580 right near castro valley boulevard. a box truck has gone into the center divide, damaging 30 feet of bart tracks. we are not hearing of any delays from bart. we will keep checking back in. there are 17 bart trains in service or on the whole system right now. left lanes are blocked on 580. you can see chp is on the scene. better news in pittsburgh. we had a single alert that has been cleared and it looks like traffic is flowing freely through the area. be aware of wet roads this morning. jobina: additional resources being deployed to help crews during these extreme weather conditions. kumasi: a new plan to stop the millennium tower from tilting even more. jobina: saying good riddance to 2021. how some are saying goodbye to the negativity that came with this year during the pandemic. kumasi: as we had to break, we will take a live look outside. this is castro valley. we will be checking on the conditions all morning long, and of course you can track conditions where you live right now at abc7news.com get your personalpoin

traffic is busy west bound 580 onto 880 through the castro valley y connector. ear oakland. you see things are busy as you head through. west bound 80 at highway 12, two right lanes blocked due to debris from an earlier big rig crash and we have brake lights as you work along west bound 580, 680, dublin interchange. 40 minutes 205 towards 680. we have a lot of red on censors down to 14 miles per hour as you come out of tracy onto 580. bay bridge, no metering lights yet. we'll let you know if that changes. it is busy on the upper deck heading into the city. >>> if you are thinking of going solar, act quickly. the utilities commission is poised to reduce incentive fors roof top solar systems and it is dividing the community. >> net energy metering program is outdated. it is 25 years old. >> it's a bad deal for california. we need more roof top solar. >> how you can be affected at 7:00 on project home. >>> 5:52. next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> return to the road for tim mcgraw and when his tour is set to kick off. >>> check out cbs some days, you ju

west. these craggy peaks and remote valleys, a home to the iranian province of kurdistan. the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority, after the other by johnny turn. the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the province is known for its forests. one of the rounds largest 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil held sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods is singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. ah, ah, ah, i'm, he should feed me kinda both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies. believe rob, but now i know michelle, nobody is in the you the what a vish. but she did, when a tree becomes a musical instrument, it lives on the new ah ah, ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods, were played by traveling bars and showmen, music and song preserved, the old traditions. and music itself is passed down from one gener

tracks run between the west and eastbound direction of castro valley. b.a.r.t. has given no updates on any delays, so right now we're assuming everything is running on time and they're checking out what they need to do. we'll let you know if they let us know about any problem. still wed rotes around castro valley. contra costa valley got hit. things are calmer now, but still slick. >>> one major tech company is offering major bonuses to keep their employees from leaving. who's available and how much extra cash is rolling out. >> show me the money. >>> new year, new goals. the refocus instagram is set to make in 2022. make sure you stay with us. much more ahead right here on "today in the bay." when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. >>> good mornin

. >> 80 eastbound west of valley road not seen much of a delay, though, along 8580, as you're traveling. so that's the good news. there heading into the city this morning. a little under 9 minutes for your drive time. 5, 1880, as you move into emeryville in berkeley. no accidents or hazards heading across towards the peninsula a little under 30 minutes for you to make that commute. and in the south bay. let's check on you are one to one a 5 to menlo park a little under 28 minute 2 3785 an 82. i don't see any major delays darya james, back to you. thank you, ray. it's 5.18 and it's been more than a week now since our kron 4 security guard and retired police officer kevin, the shida was shot and killed while protecting one of our kron 4 news crews. he died this past saturday from his injuries and yesterday his body received a police escort from the coroner's office in oakland to a funeral home in mountain view. his coffin draped in an american flag, there was a police procession of red and blue flashing lights kevin nishita served in uniform as an officer at the oakland housing authority.

and also enhance the stream valley to the west that we've been talking about.and it began as all of these kinds of processes began, with the assessment of the fish to the cool conditions of the campus as they existed. it's immediately apparent and would be to all of us, that the architectural free more of the university was in good shape. the university had established and sustained a consistent approach to scale, material's, style and quality of the architectural framework. but the stream valley to the west had deteriorated considerably, and charles village to the east was struggling. more than that, the landscape was simply sad. and you get some sense of it on the left-hand side. vehicles run amok, including right through the principal quads. the mean quads. the ground floor was almost nonexistent. so, it was easy to say that the campus could me more walkable, better balanced, and more coherent. but it was noted at the bottom of this that suggested -- i mean it was an easy suggestion to make -- that the landscape did not reflect the stature of the institution

infrastructure law what steps is amtrak tasting to expand the development of the tucson phoenix west valleyl line? >> thank you congressman and we wholeheartedly share your enthusiasm for this quarter. it's the largest city in the nation and those are the kinds of missions that we fundamentally need to address. as i mentioned before the next steps to develop this plan for corridor development across the country is the administration we will provide the entire amtrak plan to them traditionally we are looking to advance partnerships in nevada and other communities to start taking our planning to the next level. as you know we have an existing route that needs to be upgraded for service and we have existing routes that are limited to tucson to the east so what we need to do is to focus in on the western portion of phoenix. we are all in on this project in terms of enthusiasm and are ready to partner to start that next phase of planning and be ready to go after opportunities with the administration as they move to thehe grant funding. >> that's great. i will certainly be a partner when it comes

job done under the infrastructure law, what steps is amtrak taking to develop the tucson, phoenix west valleyl line? >> thank you, congressman. we share your enthusiasm for this corridor. phoenix is the fifth largest in the nation and not directly served by amtrak. those are what we need to address and we're so excited by the investment and ability to do so. the next steps to develop this plan for development we will be providing all of our input, all of the underlying data to them. we are looking to advance partnerships with nevada and the two big cities and other communities to start taking our planning and moving it to the next level of granularity. as you know we've got an existing civic route that heads to phoenix that needs to be upgraded for service. we have existing route that we operate over on today, tucson to the east. so we have part of that route in place and what we need to do is focus in on the western portion to get us to phoenix. we are all in on this project in terms of our excitement and enthusiasm and are ready to partner with communities to start the next phase of plannin

mike how is it looking right now through the tri valley? >> west 580 is moving relatively smoothly. i'm concerned there may be a little extra slowing because of a crash reported just approaching the area, the dublin interchange itself. this could be a problem rippling out to the tri-valley. i don't know exactly the reason for that slowing on 84. i'm going to say it's probably construction. everything else is right on pace. >>> next, the surprise of a lifetime. >> one day earlier this year i got a message from ellie. it said daughter. >> wow. >> so it happened to an east bay woman helping infertile couples have children. how a simple dna test changed her life. >>> sometimes you run across stories that seem unbelievable and this is one of them. >> it involves an east bay woman's desire to help infertile couples conceive. she decided to donate her eggs 20 years ago. following that she didn't think much about it. this summer she was contacted by not one, but two sets of twins. this was after she juic used a testing kit. they all met. >> i am not the mom. we are friends. we're close and

that's on the right side of charles street and also enhance the stream valley to the west as we've been talking about. and it began as, you know, all these kind of processes begin with an assessment of the physical conditions of the campus as they existed. and it's immediately apparent and would be to all of us that the architectural framework had sustained a consistent approach to scale of materials, style and quality of the architectural framework, but the stream valley to the west had deteriorated considerably and more than that the landscape was simply sad. and you get some sense of it on the left-hand side. vehicles ran amuck including right through the principle quads, the main quads. the ground floor was almost nonexistent. so it was easy to say that the campus could be more walkable, better balanced and more coherent, but it was a note at the bottom of this that suggested, it was an easy suggestion to make, that the landscape did not reflect the stature of the institution, and that caught the imagination and attention of one of the trustees in that presentation. but that trustee

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west 580. i see slowing at the castro valley.jor slowing including this area. >> thanks, mike. >>> next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: are you making a donation to your boss this year? well, you might. you might not even know about it. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how to prevent that from happening. >>> and as we go to break -- >> reporter: i might need my sunglasses. >> as kris said, you might need some sunglasses. she spotted snow in the south bay. you can keep up with kris and follow her adventures and stories on instagram, facebook, and twitter. you see her handles right there. much more ahead on "today in the bay." (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. >>> each year many mistake

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a bit more cloud cover moving west to east drifting in in the yellow river valley as a high of 11 degrees. hashu and for the west and tokyo is going to get in on some of this action with a high of 14 degrees on tuesday that's it that's all. see you soon. >> the weather sponsor b qatar airways. >> the united states state has announced a boycott of the beijing olympics. no american officials will attend. but no impact on athletes. china describes it as political manipulation. the tigarian people's front appears to be restreet treating in the regions. but a spokesman says that it's according to their plan. security forces in sudan have used tear gas to disperse thousands of protestors. they say the prime minister betrayed them by agreeing to a government infiltrated by military generals the country electoral commission declared him the winner with 53% of the vote. we report from bajul. >> from nowhere somebody threw or cast a stone at security forces. remember this way down there. some hundreds of meters down there is the residence of the main opposition leader, usani dabo of the unite democ

but the valley to the west had deteriorated to the west and the east and so more than that the landscape was simply part of that and you just try to think of it on the left-hand side. running right through the principal and the main cause of the ground floor that was almost nonexistent. and that includes the stature of the institution and that caught the imagination and the attention of one of the trustees in that presentation. the initial 30%. one simple condition attached to it and that was that this plan be implemented and this was january and that was actually ahead of the schedule for the completion of the master plan remote was a recipe for failure. so we have some people thinking much more clearly than me and that includes that we should embark upon this. so we did and there were some simple things in some ways. addressing the issue by eliminating the uncontrolled access to the campus that it developed over the years as it deteriorated to develop a better balance of buildings where the armature that defines future growth as part of this. and we stayed with the university in helpin

it happened near valley ford in west sonoma county. the passenger says he was heading to sfo this morning when the car got caught in about 2 feet of water. the bmw stalled out and the two were stuck until fire crews rescued them. luckily, they were not hurt. >>> happening now the jury in the trial of elizabeth holmes has resumed deliberations in downtown san jose. nbc bay area's bob riddell joining us live from outside the federal courthouse. any idea where the jury -- where they are in the process of deliberations? >> reporter: they have begun their third full day of deliberations in the federal courthouse behind me in san jose. this is of course the trial of elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos. that was a company here in silicon valley that had the promise of a device that was supposed to but wasn't able to detect hundreds of diseases with just a single drop of blood. holmes is accused of bilking her investors out of hundreds of millions of dollars with the promise of that device. to answer your question one legal analyst we sp

rosa, very spotty scattered in nature throughout the san francisco peninsula but just to the west of portola valleyut to notice some heavier downpours there within just a matter of minutes. but overall drying out in clearing out just for a bit right now throughout the east bay shoreline as the bulk of the wet weather now shifting to the east altamonte you're noticing some pockets of moderate showers there and starting to see those scattered showers making its way into the south bay. so we're going to track the widespread. what white to moderate and even heavy downpours throughout tonight. right now we're seeing that camera lens at half moon bay spotty and scattered thanks to those raindrops on the lens and future cast for going to see moderate downpours throughout tonight for those of you in the north bay shortly before midnight. it's going to start to shift to the south and east into the san francisco peninsula and east bay shoreline and valleys still tracking lighter showers for the south bay. but that storm track is going to shift to the south and east during the overnight hours between 2, 3 o'c

they may be extended a little longer, this includes fremont, san jose, west end of the santa clara valley and along the highway 17 drive up to the summit on the santa cruz mountains. you can see why on the radar. look at the areas of yellow and orange showing up. from fremont, south ward and into san jose. finally, san jose, sometimes you are shadowed out of rain events. not the case right now. you are actually getting lift on this side of the coastal range. you are seeing the rain rates increasing from san jose down towards saratoga, los gatos, south san jose. you can see down towards santa cruz as well, all of the areas in the flood advisory zone, so the roads affected by that could see ponding on the roads through 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. showers starting to shut down around san francisco as the dryer air starts to come in, and this transition to the ryan going away should be around 9:00, 10:00 tonight. look at the clearing in the north bay. that should be the location that sees temperatures drop into the 30s. a chilly 44 degrees right now in san francisco. notice the wind, too. 42 curren

as you're traveling from the east bay into the city a little under 11 minutes and castro valley. 5.80 eastbound west of center street looks like there's an accident. there. so we'll keep a close eye on that as you're heading across towards the peninsula a little under 14 minutes for your drive and still very slick and wet conditions. there as you're traveling along the golden gate. remember, from 37 to the tolls. it will still be a wet drive. >> what you to take your time as you're out there. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up. but for now, the worst of this week's storm is finally behind us from homeowners are now dealing with that aftermath. san francisco saw heavy pockets of rain over the last few days and that has resulted in floods leaks and other water damage con four's. gayle ong has that story. >> with the latest atmospheric river brought heavy rain to the bay area. >> that rain hillsborough home in san mateo county. >> roads turned into rivers and half moon bay. >> and water damage to buildings in san francisco. everything from water roof leaks wind only doorley the podium. >> ar

a couple issues like a lafayette 24 eastbound west of happy valley road. there is an accident.n carlos, one south and north of holly street right lane near currently blocked. we're going to have more coming up. but for now, let's get back to >> yeah. the forty-niners have a game at home after their win on the road this sunday there practicing in santa clara here getting ready to take on the atlanta falcons, which is kyle shanahan's old team. he was their offensive coordinator for years ago. >> i just don't that's capable of. i mean it you can still see how well he's playing on 3rd down. you know, i think that's the area that they're the best and starts with him. he can doesn't matter how good you block people someone's open. he's going to have them. so you got to make sure you cover people. if you want to get to all men. you sell the so things playing at a high level. things are going well around that. i'm seeing played a very high level. >> kickoff at levi's is at one '05, in the afternoon it's 9.53. and we'll be right back. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much

west. these craggy peaks and remote valleys, a home to the iranian province of kurdistan. the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority after the other by johnny turks. the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the provinces known for its forests, one of the rounds largest 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil helps sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods. a singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. ah, ah, ah, i michelle good natured and both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies. believe rob, but now i know michelle to what is in the you the what a vish. but she did when a tree becomes the musical instrument, it lives on the oh. ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods were played by traveling bars and showmen, music and song preserved, the old traditions. and music itself is passed down from one generation to

west? these craggy peaks and remote valleys, a home to the iranian province of kurdistan. the kurtz, or iran, 2nd largest minority after the other by johnny turks. the region has its own distinct cultural and political identity, which it owes in part to its isolated geography. villages are scattered in the mountains with unspoiled nature. as far as the i can see, the province is known for its forests, one of the rounds largest 2nd only to the forest at the caspian sea. the fertile soil helps sustain a bounty of oak trees, fruit, trees, and precious woods. a singular environment that helps give birth to an old tradition. ah, ah, ah, i'm sure good natured and both. i used to think that when a tree is felled, it dies. believe ross, but now i know michelle the what is in the you the what a vish. but she did, when a tree becomes the musical instrument, it lives on the new ah ah, ah, in the past, these instruments made of high quality local woods, were played by traveling bars and showmen, music and song preserved, the old traditions. and music itself is passed down from one gen

milpitas, san jose, down into the west end of the santa clara valley.ge here is starting to drop off on schedule. good downpours but the peninsula already starting to dry out. so the trend over the next few hours, decreasing rain, clearing skies in the north bay, and some bone-chilling cold around the corner. especially over the next few nights. we'll get a taste tomorrow morning in the north bay, low to mid-30s in the valleys. still 40s for now for lows around san francisco and oakland. mid-30s around the tri-valley. our highs tomorrow without the rain and still more sunshine, it's going to be cool, 40s to low 50s outside. chilly sunshine thursday through sunday. all the way through new year's day, we'll be dry, but very chilly. the nighttime temperatures are going to get progressively colder as we go through the weekend, ringing in the new year, bundled up. monday ask tuesday, the rain makes a comeback which means more sierra snow on the way for the beginning of next week. we get a four-day dry break and a dry holiday weekend. >> nice time for people

valley. one company you invested in west facebook? -- was facebook? >> did you say i will take a chance?book had already successfully launched a product. when it opened up a campus, when i did the investment it was strictly only a university campus network. not the whole world. when it opened up a campus, 80% of the campus was using it six times or more per day. if you look at the usage curve and go this is interesting. back then, mark was quiet. i had a tendency to not talk very much. long pauses, minutes along. where you wonder if the conversation is over. you can see he was smart and what was the trajectory that facebook was on was really interesting. >> if you are an angel investor, people are coming to you with deals and why you might -- while you miss one or two, you find greylock. why do you need to be doing a venture capital when you are already your own adventure capitalist? why would you join greylock? >> not surprising. i think in networks, it is platforms. one of the things i think the small number of very elite venture capital firms within silicon valley and other places do

throughout virginia, the peninsula, the shenandoah valley into west virginia, maryland, even the carolinas men from lee's army are fighting their way through provost marshals and other officials and being paroled. >> surrender happening everywhere. hancock is the person a lot of people surrendered too, not grant at appomattox. what was i thinking about? oh. this brings us to not everybody gets these generous terms. there is one confederate officer and his men who by name are excluded from the generous terms. >> guest: that is colonel john f mosley and he is on the list of people that grant and others despise the most and are most fearful of, being in high command and refer to them as gorillas, at first very briefly excluded from these blankets paroles, hancock will play a role in this and mosby will meet with union officials twice. they bring in front of them the possibility that he will come in and surrender his command. the 40 third battalion was a pain in the neck in and around northern virginia. this is another undercurrent throughout the book that grant, and sherman, are fearful of gu

west bound 580 castro valley to the maze, give yourself 20 minutes. things are improving slightly along nimitz freeway at 15 minutes south 880 from the maze to san leandro. bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights but there is a wind advisory. be careful if in a high profile vehicle. travel time, under ten minutes from the maze to 101 in the city. >>> new, set to revamp street lights over the next three months. the project includes converting current street lights to cost saving and energy efficient lights. the price tag is about $300,000. town officials say right now the street lights cost over $112 a year. after the first year of the upgrade, it will improve with a $75,000 drop in spending expected. >>> new spiderman movie is ruling the box office for a second straight week. spiderman no way home has hauled in a colossal $1 billion worldwide, first film to do so in the pandemic era following a close second, animated musical sing 2. 23.7million in ticket sales. michael keaton putting on that batman cape for the first time in three decades. he is og

walnut creek to oakland west bound 580 castro valley to the maze is busy.the south bay. let's get a check on the weather. >>> tracking a few showers out there, lingering showers. things are pretty much wrapping up. we will catch sunshine as we go through today. we are already seeing clearing in san francisco across the bay, mid to upper 40s to low 50s. through our afternoon with that sunshine and clearing, daytime highs in low to mid 50s. on futurecast as we take you through the day at 8:00 a.m., just a few showers. through noon and the rest of our afternoon looking at the sunshine. >>> new, a winning super lotto sold at a 7-eleven in san jose. >> the lucky winner bought the ticket at this store on center road. it is worth $11 million. only one winner matched five of the winning numbers plus the mega number. was it you? >> it was not. but i will be calling everybody i know in san jose. hey, what you doing? did you buy a lot oh ticket? >> do you remember i love you? >> just checking on you. that's it. >> the news continues all day. >> cbs mornings is next. h