we'll continueto follow this and give you an update in 25 minutes. you canalso check our website. president trump tries to move forward af health care defeat. he blames republicans for his failure as the white house signals it may reach out to democrats. protesters clash with police in russia. thousands take to the streets to rally against government corruption. one of vladimir putin's top critics is thrown in jail. and united airlines faces outrage after it blocked three girls from a flight because they were wearing leggings. this morning the airline is not backing down. we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. i think what happened is

that washington won. i think one thing we learned this week is that washington was a lot more broken than president trump thought that it was. >> the president points fingers after his health care defeat. >> he's blaming you for saving planned parenthood, saving obamacare. >> it's like saying that tom brady lost at halftime. the most valuable player will be president trump on this. in russia, massive government protests. >> hundreds of people were reportedly detained. severe weather moving across the south and pushing baseball sized hail. the search is on for anyone connected to a deadly shooting in cincinnati inside a crowded nightclub. >> you see things like this and you wonder where is it safe to go? rescue operations under way after a group of high school students was caught in an avalanche in japan north of tokyo. the terrifying moment when a

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that's what happens when you see two power houses lie chke kentucky and north carolina. we're down to the final four. welcome to cbs this morning. we're pleased to have margaret brennan with us. president trump is shifting the blame for his failed attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. the president yesterday supicized republicans who did not support the gop health care bill. ffered toffered to work with democrats to push through his future policies. >> we >> we still don't know what mr. trump's next move is, but he did speak with house speaker paul ryan twice over the weekend. the president gave a shoutout to one of ryan's critics. >> reporter: good morning. so what comes after a big conspicuous legislative defeat? well finger pointing and recriminations, of course.

these are bitter times for president trump and his emerging relationship with the congressional republican they can't blameship, because they can't >> i thinkthe blame game atraight. think the it's a real shame. r think the president is disappointed in the number of people people that he thought were truml to him that weren't. >> reporter: reince priebus joins president trump in ndinting the finger. mr. trump wrote on twitter sunday, democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom caucus with the help of club for growth and heritage have saved planned parenthood and obamacare. >> they're very good people. >> reporter: that was a very sharp turn from friday when the president said this about the freedom caucus. >> no, i'm not betrayed. ats. ump initially blamed democrats. >> we had no votes from the democrats. oingcrats. e.ey weren't going to give us a single vote. so it's a very difficult thing m do. >> senate minority leader chuck

schumer said the white house barred the party from serious negotiations. negotiatiosident never called us once about this. they came on board with repeal es ch they knew every democrat would oppose. >> reporter: the president and his team are now looking across the aisle. >> is the republican party capable of governing? i know the man in the white house is capable of governing. >> reporter: publicly the pesident stood with house declarepaul ryan after he declared obamacare repeal dead. kedi like speaker ryan. he worked very very hard. promol ryan needs to step down. >> reporter: which opened with a full-on assault on the speaker. >> the reason? he failed to deliver the votes on his health care bill. >> reporter: the white house said it was nothing personal. ryan's spokeswoman said speaker ryan and the president's relationship is stronger than ever right now. even so, this president and the

speaker find themselves in something akin to a legislative desert, no big accomplishments and none on the horizon, at least any time soon. the white house wants to move onto tax reform and infrastructure spending. but the same republican divisions loom. democrats, sensing weakness, appear as hostile to this president's agenda as ever. >> there's a story in the "washington post" that suggests that the president is going to have jared kushner lead a swat team to fix and help government with business ideas. >> reporter: it's called the office of american innovation. an interesting title, one that's been tried before in white houses. the idea, bring the efficiency of american business into the federal government. make it leaner, meaner and more cost effective. the idea is to put jarred curb her, married to ivanka trump, in charge of this task force within the white house to make the veterans administration a lot more efficient and bring new ideas to streamline and make

more cost effective infrastructure spending. that's the big agenda for jared kushner. and at a time in this white house in the aftermath of the obamacare repeal it elevates his position and slightly de-emphasizes the role of white house chief of staff reince priebus. the white house may be done with health care reform for now but republican lawmakers are asking why their seven-year effort to get rid of obamacare is is still unfinished. chip reed is on capitol hill. chip, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. republicans are performing a political autopsy on the health care bill but they're so badly divided they can't even agree on cause of death. >> i still believe that there is ervatives nce if moderates and conservatives can come together premiumsepeal and replace obamacare, bring premiums down, over more people. cus eporter: representative mark

meadows blamed moderates. but ted poe of texas who resigned from the freedom caucus rates. implied in a statement they were to blame. hard.g this caucus will allow berto be a more effective member of congress. others in the caucus say the fight isn't over. ation" repepublican senator tom theon said the problem was that thepresident and house republican leaders gave up too easily. >> i think the house moved a bit too fast. tooays is not enough time for choicemajor landmark legislation. were m't have a choice to evisit or not. we have to. ont, butter: democrats were met ith cheers. lindsey graham was met with the opposite in south carolina. >> here's what i think about aalth care. obamacare is a disaster and it is going to collapse. [ boos ] >> reporter: and republicans zon. another big worry on the onth tn. next month they're going to have

go pass a major spending bill or face the possibility of a they'rent shutdown. and they're going to have to find some unity to do it. >> susan page is usa today's chief.gton bureau chief. looking at the defeat on health care, what does it mean for the president's agenda, specifically tax reform and infrastructure? >> it's damaging for one part because he is weakened politically by demonstrating that he couldn't deliver on this promise. t also races questions about he white house operation. on an issue like tax reform, we heard steven mnuchin saying it secreta simpler than health steve that's simply not true. passing tax reform may be the toghest issue of all. under the budget rules, if they o it by budge reconciliation so hey can do it with just a majority in the senate, it means over t to be revenue neutral over ten years. because they failed on health

trillioey didn't get that $1 trillion in tax cuts they hoped to get to contribute to the bottom line. >> we heard reince priebus say now maybe they will reach out to moderate democrats. to work incentive for democrats imaginewith the white house? linet's hard toe imagine why a democrat would want to send a lifeline to republicans. mo one reason might be to actually help the health care system get ultter. e'sre's a big political icalntive here to wait until the t yearidterm election which is next year, to see if democrats can score big gains, even win h.ntrol of the congress and then deal with the president from that position. >> do you want to be right or do you want peace? at some point the two sides have to say one has to be the bigger say?on and say we're going to saidtogether. doesn't work that way, as you know. >> if you ask politicians in rishington right now, they'd say

we want to be right. isa government shutdown is possible at the end of april. >> we've got to have a spending th bill passed by the end of april thehe government will shut down. this is one of those difficult omethingous things. 't like tthing republicans don't he lly like to do but they are in charge of the government now o they are on the hook to do bat. > does this force president trump to become more engaged? te criticism has been he's not a details guy. oes he need to become one? >> what are the lessons learned? of t stments? he make adjustments? resident clinton had a rocky start. becaull got things done because ge was constantly applying lessons learned from the last resident will president trump be like th we don we don't know yet. > does he know there are

differences between being president and a candidate? >> some of the things that enabled him to win the election standarng it harder for him to govern. he has a different agenda in mea ways from paul ryan. paul ryan is a conservative republican, wants a smaller wants government. on this health care debate president trump wanted to make sure he protected some of the oters he drew to the republican side this time. aesident trump also is a very ndidate.ure guy as a candidate. sometimes as president you you y need to get down in the weeds. >> what happens to planned parenthood? nnedlanned parenthood at the moment still funded. aamacare is still the law of the land after republicans promised for seven and half years to repeal it. they're in power. they weren't able to do it. the state department is condemning russia's crackdown on anti-government protests. russia arrested hundreds of people yesterday at dozens of demonstrations. the kremlin is rejecting calls to release them.

russia's best known opposition leader was detained. this morning he was sentenced to 15 days in jail. >> well, the kremlin is describing this big march as a provocation. it wasn't overtly political but it did manage to unite russians around one thing they all agree on and that is how disgusted they are with official corruption. the demonstrators poured into central moscow in an anti-corruption rally that doubled has a protest against president putin. but marches like this need an official permit in russia or they're illegal and this one was. so with the demonstrators shouting shame on you to the government, the police moved in. hundreds were arrested.

including an anti-corruption campaigner who'd organized the march. earlier this month he released a video alleging that russia's prime minister had amassed a fortune through corrupt deals. it went viral. and these protesters are among the millions who watched it. it fuelled huge public anger, says cbs radio reporter alex lund who himself was arrested at the march. >> it's a rough economic time for the country right now. recession going on. of course those charges of widespread corruption by one of the country's top leaders really struck a chord with people. >> protesters hit the streets across the country and scuffled with police trying to arrest them. president putin is up for reelection next year. widespread discontent probably won't keep him out of power but

it is likely to have him a little worried. especially he is going to run against putin for president. yo> well, the u.s. military is aryestigating an air strike that strike y killed at least 100 100lians in mosul, iraq. the pentagon confirms the u.s. led coalition did mark an air strike march 17th against isis. but it has not confirmed any civi civilian casualties. they blame an isis car bomb for the deaths. if confirmed it would be among the deadliest coalition air strikes in iraq. 2003 invasion. parts of the midwest are bracing for a severe thunderstorm following violent thunderstorms. a camera captured hail yesterday, cracking a car window. the powerful storm hammered at 40,000, 50,000

feet. it was over 100 miles an hour and that's how you get this. it was crashing down on homes and vehicles. eventually turning entire neighborhoods white. on the roads car windshields were no match against the large hailstones that fell in some

places faster than 100 miles per hour. drivers crowded at gas stations trying to protect their vehicles from dangerous storms. even homes were vulnerable as hail punched through skylights. >> you could hear it coming from the distance like a stampede and all of a sudden a loud thud hitting our skylight. >> hail crashed at this skylight at this walmart for several hours after rain came inside. some were compared to baseballs. hail was quarter billion of

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in connection with bribery and corruption. she was removed from office this month. a decision on an arrest warrant is expected later this week. our cbs affiliate says four victims of a small plane crash were members of a tennessee family. joseph and jennifer crenshaw were headed home from their florida vacation with their teenage kids. their single-engine plane crashed in alabama. it broke apart in midair. the cause is not known. the governing liberal party hopes to enact it by july 1st of 2018 canada day. justin trudeau backed it during the campaign. and united airlines is defending its position not to let three girls board a plane because they were wearing

leggings. several celebrities strongly criticized the airline. actress patricia arquette wrote do, you understand you made at least half of your customers very unhappy? comedian sarah silverman threatened to change her flights and william shatner posed a picture of himself wearing leggings. all right. very confident. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. now, these girls were flying on what's known as pass travel, essentially flying for free and because of that they're subject to a stricter dress code than your average flyer but by the time they explained that, the internet was in full outrage mode and they say that's textbook of how not to deal with a twitter crisis. it started sunday morning when a gate agent in denver told a

family of a young girl they could not board their flight to indianapolis unless she covered up or changed her leggings. another passenger heard it. >> we heard her say, look, we don't make the rules. i just enforce them. >> reporter: she has four daughters and is a gun advocate. >> this young girl, 10 or 11, looked like a normal other kid. >> reporter: watts said two others were also denied boarding. the airline declined it had a right to turn away. other twitter users received a similarly brief response. >> they seemed to be arguing with people including celebrities on twitter about this issue. >> reporter: when the social media controversy mushroomed into unflattering headlines, united's staff went into crisis mode. on sunday they revealed the

affected passengers were flying under a special program for employees. they have a dress code. form-fitting lycra/spandex tops, pants, or dresses. they say paying customers who wear leggings are welcome on their planes. >> reporter: he thinks the airlines waited too long to get the whole story out. the tweets came across asuncari >> it's a difficult job. some companies do it very well and some companies are still learning. >> reporter: other airlines have similar policies. they view employees and they're families as representatives of the airlines when they're on board the airplane. one f the girls was allowed after she changed her clothes. the other two were afforded a seat later onthey were in line with policy. >> it seems like united is getting hammered, but if you have a dress code policy and

your dress code policy is stated then maybe they need to rethink it if everybody wears leggings. but they're getting hammered. there's always two sides to every story. well, a popular messaging service faces criticism for allowing the terrorist involved in the london attack to communicate in secret. khalid masood a suspected of having accessed whatsapp. they can't learn more because it was

>> immediately after the attack, this photo emerged of melissa laying on the ground, and she had the strength in her eyes that she looked at the camera. can you describe the strength now that she has in this recovery process? >> this was heart wrenching for us to see this picture of her. and i see that she's had some hard times, and i -- every day, i've seen her get stronger. >> reporter: melissa and kurt were on the last day of their dream european vacation when they became some of the first victims. the utah couple was walking on westminster bridge when the

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ws in west oaklan . good morning. it is company 56. another check on your breaking news in west oakland. this is a live look from chopper 5 as firefighters continue to douse a building near san pablo and mead avenues. smoke is pouring from the scene two blocks west of interstate 980. some people did have to be rescued from the building. no word yet on any potential injuries or what led up to the fire. stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,

. time right now is 7:57. here is a look at how the fire is impacting the traffic. some of the roads to avoid will be san pablo between 25th and 29th. that is closed off and market

street between athens and 29th is also closed. use adeline to get around there. bart, we have a couple of delays. a 20-minute delay at glen park in the east bay direction. we're seeing delays on the san mateo bridge. it will take you 27 minutes from 880 to highway highway 101. here is roberta. >> here is our live weather camera looking off towards telegraph hill. what a view. can you imagine from pioneer park this morning. loo can at the clear skies there. 40s and 50s as you get ready to head out the door. a little chilly, especially when you factor in the northwest breeze that is up to 10 miles an hour, increasing later today to 20. temperature wise with the partly sunny conditions, 60 at the beaches, 67 degrees the outside number to the north in napa. to the east, discovery bay and pleasanton, look at the big jump in temperatures on tuesday. wednesday is the warmest day but increasing clouds. slight chance of rain overnight on wednesday.

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♪ good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, march 27, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead, including president trump and other republicans claiming that obamacare will explode this year. we've get a health care reality check from bloomberg. but first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> what comes after a big conspicuous defeat? recriminations of course. >> republicans are performing a political autopsy on the health care bill but they can't agree on a cause of death. >> incentive for democrats to work with this white house now? >> it's hard to imagine why a democrat would want to send a life line to the republicans who are in such peril as this -- at

this moment. >> it reminds me of marital counselor and they say do you want to be right or do you want peace? >>this hailstorm lasted up to 45 minutes. it rained down at 100 miles per hour. that's how you get this. they were flying on pass travel, flying for free as relatives of the united employee and because of that they're subject to the stricter dress code than your average flyer. >> dozier, noticed -- yes. they have just sealed this one. gamecocks are in the final four. >> this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is presented by liberty mutual insurance. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and margaret brennan. and president trump is moving of

after failing to replace and repeal obamacare. the president yesterday blamed the conservative republicans for his first major legislative loss. he tweeted quote, democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom caucus put the club -- and that the club for growth and heritage have saved planned parenthood. >> and trump predicted these would negotiate once obamacare explodes. and paul ryan said obamacare will be the law of the land for the future but trouble is coming. >> what we're really worried about is -- you have heard me say this all along is the coming premium increases that are coming with a death spiraling health care system. i believe that obamacare is a law that's collapsing. it's hurting families, it's not working. >> i think what will happen is obamacare unfortunately will

explode, it's going to have a very bad year. last year you had over 100% increases in various places. >> the president simply stating a fact that obamacare continues to get worse. the premiums continue to go up year. many counties across the country have only one insurer which means the carrier has a monopoly over your care. >> and we looked at the specific challenges for obamacare. shannon is joining us once again at the table. good to see you. this is what the finger pointing has looked like. everybody is blaming everybody else. when you bore done and look at the real facts how bad is it -- is it as bad as it appears i guess is the question. >> it's very bad in certain markets. doing pretty well in other markets and i think the predictions of the obamacare death spiral are greatly exaggerating the problems. yes, there are certain people

and certain markets who are not doing well under the law and there are others who are doing quite well. i think at this time next year, there are people who are doing just fine but have not faced a catastrophic situations. >> why is it different in the markets? >> i think it depends on the state. tennessee you have more sick people sign up in the market in particular. california and new york, bigger markets. the general pool of people who signed up were healthier. and that helps drive down the costs for insurers overall. >> death spiral has a technical term here. what is it? >> well, death spiral -- you mean, meaning that we're -- as it goes on. >> you hear obamacare is in a death spiral. that's not just hyperbole. that's actually referring to some issues with the marketplace. >> right. the issues with the marketplace are in some markets the insurers have pulled out. they weren't able to make a profit. the costs -- you know, and thus the costs have gone up and competition has dogone down. you have premiums going way up and you have no choice on the insurance plans and that's what

happened in the select markets that the republicans have cited and hammered away. you have people in the markets where it's doing fine where, you know, they just make just enough money not to qualify for a subsidy but they don't make enough money where insurance is affordable. you have the people in the in between area where we hear about who are paying $400 a month for insurance and have a $3,000, $4,000 deductible. it's not affordable for them and they don't have any other options. >> are there band-aids to make it work so it's not going to explode? >> yes. i think this solution is going to be something that republicans don't want to hear is more subsidies and more regulation. a bigger carrot and a bigger stick. if the penalty went up for people who don't buy insurance, more healthy people would be driven into the market. if the subsidies went up to help pay for people to get insurance, then more people would be able to afford it and they'd go into the market. if more regulations were placed on insurers to force them to sell in certain markets that could help too.

you know, but those aren't the free market solutions that the republicans want to hear. >> could republicans and democrats ever agree on that? >> i think at this point it is possible that there is more in common between the democrats and the moderate republicans than there are the far right conservative freedom caucus and the moderate republicans. but that's not saying much either because the divides in between the freedom caucus and the rest of the republican party is pretty steep as well. but i do see there's maybe a potential with a lot of work and a lot of coalition building that democrats could come on board to the republican sponsored plan. >> when would we see another effort by the republicans in the health care? >> unless there's a secret plan, which we were thinking there was a secret plan all awe long, a month, years. for people who have to make a decision about buying the health insurance this fall i don't think that's a replacement plan. there may be some fixes that get in place. > the relationship between paul ryan and the president of the

united states, how can they work together? do you think they're on the same page now? publicly they're saying yes they are. >> the relationship between the two has never been good. it's a tense relationship. they have not seen eye to eye on a lot of things but they're bound together by the situation they're in and working the best they can. this exasperates the tenseness of that relationship and there's a lot of people inside the president's inner circle who are saying, listen, the only reason we were working with paul ryan was to get legislation through congress. he can't do that. so what good is he to us? either let's replace him or let's push ahead with our own agenda and stop trying to compromise so much. >> do you think that's the opinion of steve bannon? >> i'm not -- look, i won't reveal any certain names but there are the people in the rnc who have been with the speaker. mike pence is known to be a close ally of the speaker and there's the anti-establishment camp that propelled trump to power and never had a favorable opinion of the speak sxler what

are -- what are their initials? we'll see you later. a moscow court sentenced the best known opposition leader to 15 days in jail for his role in weekend protests. alexi kn alexi novulny was detained yesterday at a large moscow demonstration. hundreds were arrested at dozens of protests and it was the largest wave of anti-government rallies in years. the kremlin is rejecting calls to release those arrested, calling the gathering a provocation. a u.s. state department spokesperson said quote detaining peaceful protesters, and journalists is an affront to core democratic values. a string of violent thunderstorms tore through parts of the central united states. massive hail yesterday slammed parts of north texas and oklahoma. it crashed down on homes and cars. entire neighborhoods turned white. in some places people reported

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in our "real food" series this morning we're taking a look at growing food. it will make it more challenging to feed everybody on the planet. companies like arrow farms are rethinking how to grow vegetables up to provide fresh and affordable produce. michelle miller is in an indoor farm in newark, new jersey with vertical farming. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is what vertical farming looks like. arugula, kale, watercress, all growing indoors on stacked shelves seven levels high. when all is done, arrow foods

says they can grow 7 million pounds every year. this 70,000-square-foot facility housed in a former newark steel plant is ceo david rosenberg's green machine. it produces 130 tons more produce than the average field farm of the same size in america per year, but to fully understand this large-scale operation, you've got to go back to its roots where it all began seven years ago inside phillips academy charter school. arrow farms' prototype was planted in the cafeteria as a teaching tool for students to learn the basics of biology, chemistry, and nutrition. essentially these kids grow the greens for their kids' salad bar. >> i think growing it, i have a better taste and understanding for it. >> you appreciate it a lot more.

>> i appreciate it a lot more. >> the treatment is called arrow tonics which grows the plants on this reusable fabric. >> those are called trade secrets. >> yes, i know. >> but as savannah love explained it to us, this process need nos soil, no sunlight, and uses less water than conventional farming. >> we're misting it from underneath so the water comes up and hits the ceilings. >> hits them with a nutrient-rich solution which allows the plant to take root. these l.e.d. lights substitute for the sun. >> this was probably seed about three days ago. >> reporter: rosenberg says vertical farms yields less land, less time and no pesticides. they can carm indoors in any city anywhere from around the world. >> from seed to harvest in 16 days would other waze take 30 days in the field. and we're able to to that 22

times a year versus in the field, three times a year because of season alt. >> reporter: still, not everyone is sold. cornell university researcher kale har zbik said his stace found indoor farming that uses only indoor light are not energy-efficient or is sustainable. >> just because you can doesn't mean it's a good idea or cost-effective. if you do the math, energy costs aren't what they should be. >> reporter: he said they struggle once their seed money runs dry. case in point, one chicago company recently shut down its growing operations. rosenberg said arrow farms l.e.d. that run 24/7 have been tweaked to save energy. he didn't share just how much. investors believe in it. arrow farms has raised over $50

million from the likes of goldman sachs and prudential, and received more than $9 million in state and local grants. why would someone want to buy from you as opposed to a field farm or greenhouse farmer? >> here, we're growing in the local community. that's the supply chain difference. but it turns out we're able to compete on taste and texture. >> >>. >> reporter: by adjusting the lights and temperature, they can make their arugula more peppery, their kale more sweeter. for many of us, parents in particular, might be the biggest seming point of all. very flavorful. >> yes, it is. >> you guys like your grains. you really eat them. >> yes. >> reporter: they really to. and arrow farmgs has also made a commitment to this community. about 45% of its employees are from the newark area. they sell these trays for about $3.99 in local supermarkets,

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president trump told voters during the campaign, i'm not going firefighters are dousing hot spots after this building caught fire in west oakland. good morning, it's 8 ,,,,,,,,,,

time now is 8:27. on your monday morning. i'm sandra osborne in the realtime traffic center. i want to let you know about a chp traffic alert that's been issued up in marin county. this is northbound 101 in san rafael. it's at central san rafael. delays up to ten minutes there a big rig on its side. so that's going to take a while to clear out. but we are expecting those delays the stick the first yea

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>> without showing any favoritism and he's always hitting his daughter up for favors at the d.a.'s office. >> family relationships indeed. congratulations. we like success on cbs. the 150th episode of "blue bloods" air this friday at 10:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. central right here on -- >> -- cbs. >> yes. we're seeing a side of bruce lee more than four decades after his dechlkt tomorrow, the personal is says of a world faims martial artist. >> i'm ben tracy in los angeles. they have his favorite set of nunchakus. so you know he was an amazing fighter but also an amazing writer and philosopher. that story coming up tomorrow on "cbs this morning." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,

i'm kenny choi. another check on the breaking news in west oakland. chopper 5 above a building near san pablo and mead avenues. smoke billowing from the scene about two blocks west of interstate 980. no word on any injuries yet. and here's a look from our crew on the ground. kcbs radio reporting the building belongs to project pride. we're told that some people did have to be rescued. it's unclear what led up to the fire. stick around, we'll have weather and traffic in just a moment. ,, imagine if the things you bought every day

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time now is 8:57. i'm sandra osborne. we have a traffic alert to let you know about right now in the san rafael area. northbound 101 before central san rafael. right now we're seeing the speeds down in the single digits about 3 miles per hour. all right b.a.r.t. is having a bunch of different issues and service is stopped between west oakland and embarcadero because of downed power lines. and also some ac train buses -- transit buses have delays because of the fire in oakland. you also want to avoid san

pablo avenue as much as possible and aideline is the best alternate route. over to roberta gonzales. good morning. great advice there sandra thank you so much. and good morning everyone. what a view this morning of the transamerica pyramid. as seen from our kpix 5 studios. how about another view in boy, it's just stellar. after the overnight rain, we do have clear skies looking out towards angel island. and alcatraz you can see coit tower there as well. 50 in wedwood city and san francisco -- redwood city and san francisco. otherwise pretty much in the 50s in the peninsula all the way into the santa clara valley. there's the weak disturbance. north star reported 6 inches of snow and on the south shore about five inches. we have a few clouds that will drift in now and otherwise sunny skies and 60 to 67 degrees a bit breezy with the northwest winds 10 to 20. look at the jump on the temperatures inland on tuesday. 80 degrees away from the bay on wednesday. a few increasing clouds with a slight chance of overnight rain

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