i was on the oakland school board when it loma prieta happened, and we actually, i think, developed the plan -- if you go to fema and download their school plan, i and other people wrote the original plant that fema adopted. it goes back to what you raised earlier, what are we going to do? the reality is that schools, because they are standard, will be the gathering planes after the major disasters. so the partnership with schools have to be very good because we may move in with them for a long time in some neighborhoods. after the firestorm, oakland tech was waiting to get rid of the people who lived there for about six weeks before we could find enough shelter and find out which people were chronically homeless and which were disaster victims. that to el little bit of time and money. but there may not be a difference in a major disaster. i think that the police departments had to work closely with the community, and we have been trying to organize neighborhood of large groups. it is exactly what you do when getting ready for a disaster tech. we have been looking at doing cross-trainin

prieta earthquake. >>> we have a new crash in vallejo. >> that's right, on highway 37, at walnut street. a big rig car carrier and another car are on the shoulder so if you're in vallejo, watch for. that let's also stay in the east bay and look at interstate 880 with an earlier crash here. southbound 880 heading out to the macarthur maze. northbound 880, heading up to the macarthur maze is a little slow as well. westbound bay bridge is backed up for about a 20-minute wait. and this morning in contra costa county, highway 4 antioch and bay point slow. it's recovering though as we move the maps to fremont we have slow traffic heading down from hayward and union city. and in santa clara county, northbound 280 and 101 are slow into sunnyvale. now let's go to steve. >> thank you. lots of sunshine, mostly sunny, weak system giving us higher clouds. no wind advisories. some of the higher elevations still dealing with some gusts over 40 miles per hour. but it does look like things are calming down compared to about two hours ago. so look for sunny to mostly sunny day. the key is, there's no rai