mot eto. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf (dave)a mainly dry cold front will pass through the bay area today. isolated showers are possible but the main impact will be gusty northerly winds along the coast and in the hills creating blustery conditions into this evening. high pressure builds wednesday through the weekend with dry and seasonably mild weather. next chance of rain returns by middle of next week. ( darya ) police in mountain view have stopped what could have been a horrific situation at google.( james ) a man from maine threatened the company and traveled across the country to meet with company executives about taking his youtube channel down. kron4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)33 year old kyle long arrested on sunday after making threats against google ... traveling from waterville maine to mountain view california to confront the company.katie nelson, mountain view police dept. spokeswoman "they learned that kyle was upset at google and at youtub

the two right lane are closed as well as the onramp..no eto.rn accident blocks the right lane. traffic slows in both directions bay bridge wb 80 is min from the maze to sf. bridge drive min from the toll to 101 (dave)a mainly dry cold front will pass through the bay area today. isolated showers are possible but the main impact will be winds along the coast and in the hills creating blustery conditions into this evening. high pressure builds wednesday through the weekend with dry and seasonably mild weather. next chance of rain returns by middle of next week. ( james ) new this morning ... heating pads sold at retailers t-j maxx and marshalls ... are being recalled because of they could spark fires. here are pictures of the heating pads. they are heated via u-s-b ports ... and retailers say they can overheat while being used. that creates the potential for fires and burns. more than nine-thousand heating pads have been sold. so far, there are no reports of any injuries.anyone who has the heating pads can return them to any t-j maxx or marshalls

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that's why i ran a eto large wrote her book why i'm no longer talking to white people about race now being published in german. i don't want to fall into some silly trap and say oh everything got bad and some back off the brakes and before then it was all i ok. instead says at zero large systematic racism has been long entrenched in british society. and what she finds most infuriating is that even the most anti racist left leaning liberals are unaware of their own white privilege essentially the advantages of being white. i'm talking about the consequences of racial prejudice because it is it does have a political purpose it's not just spontaneous the consequences are to afford unfair advantages so why are people that's literally the point so for example black children in the u.k. are three times more likely to be thrown out of school than their white counterparts applicants with african or asian sounding names get fewer job offers than white rivals with the same qualifications. slightly grex it may have reopened the debate on what it means to be british but according to ed a large r

with i know what is your love in your heart for these angel parents, you're keeping your word by etoing this legislation. by finding the available resources to build a wall, address this emergency and secure our border. i know i speak on behalf of all gathered here and across the country when i say thank you for keeping your word, mr. president. [applause] >> mr. president, thank you so much for a very necessary veto to support public safety in this country. the sheriffs and men and women of law enforcement in this room and across this nation owe you a debt of gratitude for something that we've been waiting for for decades. our hats are off to you again, sir tsms an hon nor to be here, it's an honor to be involved in this, it's an honor for law enforcement as we fight the drug trade every tai in this country and all the things that go along in our business and our profession from an insecure border. so again, sincerely, we thank you, sir. president trump: thank you so much. thank you for being here with me. [applause] >> mr. president, i can't thank you enough on behalf of america's she

no eto, no estimated time of opening on that.f contra costa county and ala memeda county to the ba bridge. the cash lanes off to the left, no major problems. the rest of the other two cash lanes open up in a few minutes, right on schedule for your friday later build over there. no delays for the transit agencies. b.a.r.t. hasn't officially started. remember, they elevated work at the walnut creek station, means there are no elevators working at the walnut creek station. that continues for the last couple weeks. >> thank you, mike. >>> 4:48, another health warning this morning, officials warning about a possible measles exposure at a possibly east bay restaurant, at sauced bashby and spirits in livermore. the alameda county health department said someone with measles ate there. the health department wants to hear from more people who were at the restaurant between 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. on saturday. they're actually at a high risk of infection. >> we are going to evaluate them to see if they may benefit from a medication that can hel

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i don't have an eto for when it wraps up.heck in with our meteorologist, mike nicco. >> the potential for a thunderstorm today. it's alls us. we'll reset the clock at 4:00 a.m. this morning. you can see about .15 to a third of an inch. by the time is epds in the evning hours, we're up to a quarter to nearly half an inch of rain. pretty healthy amounts there. my biggest concerns are this morning with the standing water on our road. there is a possibility of some trees and power lines down as the soggy soil and a little burst of wind could knock them down. landslide and debris flows in the santa cruz mountains. you'll reach an inch and a half of rain. live doppler 7. an hour by hour look in the next half hour. jessica. >> happening today, you can scan a qr code on two murals in the bay area. you'll be able to hear music. oakland-based pandora came up with the concept. the murals are by local artists. the music will be -- it's in san francisco and the other in oakland. it's at washington street and waverly place. >> the bay area

decision they make with an eye toward what will impress the admissions department at principleston etoke or georgetown. that's not an option available to someone from a less wealthy familiar. >> i writing the college essays or editing them. >> all the time. >> we see it all the time. the guy at the center of this explained the front door to getting into college is getting in from your grades and everything else. the backdoor is a $10 million building donation. >> or 2.5 jared's case. >> but what he's saying -- or 2.5 in the backdoor. but the side door is the discounted $500,000 i'll rig the testing. >> and there's probably someone else there in the sun room to getting in and the screen door, because as long as we attribute this ridiculous magical power to going to a certain kind of school, there are going to be parents and children would who are going to move heaven and earth and do shady things to get that. >> you'll come back later in the program to talk about the solution, but how cot colleguld colleges not have known? the suggestion is that the colleges didn't know this was happeni

>> i'm told from the justice department that they did place a call eto th white house counsel's officeund 4:45 this afternoon to notify them the report was in. the white house does not have the contents ofhis report, only the notification at this time. and right now the white house is deferring all questions and substance to the justice department which, sically, the way it should be and the way investigations like this are run. k>> woodruff: so we donow when and if the white house. assume at some poi they will be brief but we don't know when. we are certainly waiting and -- >> we expect that, judy, yes. >> woodruff: you are waiting g d i'm guessmping out at the justice department this weekend. carrie johnson, npr, we ank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: >> woodruff: on the newshourig online now, we have much more on the mueller report, including an in-depth timeline of the russia investigation. you can explore that on our website, www.pbs.org/newour. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend. thank you, and good night. f >> major fundi the pbs newsho

ran eight miles to get here. [ light laughter ] folks often say to me, we don't know much about you,eto. we know you ran against ted cruz in texas. we know you're hot [ light laanhter ] then usually the hot thing comes up again but who's the real beto o'rourke?ke well, i'm sort of f a compassionate head nod turned into a person. [ laughter ] because the truth is, i care i care so much [ laughter ] when i eat salads, i thank every individual leaf for its sacrifice. when i donate blood, i don't let them stop until the last possible second.t [ liughter ] >> arm >> jimmy: gah! this country's great [ light laughter ] anyway, the question i get most is, "can you actually beat donald trump?"th ananswer is, "heck yeah. i was born to do this. i'm like if your friend's hot dad had thenergy of a golden retriever. [ laughter ] [ barking than, evelyn god, i feel so passionate right now. i love america i love democra i love air [ breathing deeply ] [ laughter ] now, do i have the perfect record no sure, i've done my fair share n of whip-its in 7-elerking lots but hey, that crap just makes me relatabl

, she related the same experience that she would roll up her canvases she would literally take them eto galleries -- take them galleries hoping to persuade them to exhibit her work. but these were very graphic, problematic images. they were very much reflective of contemporary realities and notart world obviously was accommodating to this kind of super realism, because this was the experience in the streets. increasingly in the 1960's and and1970's, artists activists literally exposed the american judicial system that often victimized tose that it was supposed protect. african-american artists, and general,artists in causes byeir inflicting alternative onto perhaps the most meaningful symbol of nationalism, americanist, the american flag. anti-war, vietnam demonstrators burned the flag in central park. on your right,, stanley foreman. very iconic image from boston. boston at the time was order tog busing in integrate itsity, schools and bostonians were opposing busing. youin this particular case, ae -- a confrontation between an african-american civil rights lawyer, and the man is swing

some rain and snow mix to the south and east, but it's going eto be all snow to orth and west, and watch this line. again, that warm air pling tug-of-war as we go through the afternoon, so we'll get some snow here in d. and th we'll get some rain, some sleet, some snow. if you're in a line from harrisonburg up to warrenton and dulles and baltimore and poirts and west, all snow for you. this will continue into the fternoon, into the overnight and then is slips right out of here as we go through monday morning let's talk snow totals real quick. hasn't changed us at all. four to seven. maybe we could see six or seven here in central maryland. two to four nth and we and a coating to just an inch in d.c. and rn to the south and eve. probably will have problems on the roadwayat on this afternoon. >> meantime, "reporters notebook"s up next. >> back in 15 minutes with more of the morning's top stors. >>> good morning. i'm pat lawson muse. a maryland dell interrogates facingrowing calor her resignation after use the "n" word to refer to african-americans in princeun george's y. the comment was ma

the department, you know, when b eto says he has evidence beyond a shadow of a doubt and when schiff says beyond a reasonable doubt, that's not what it takes to charge someone. that's what it takes to convict. it takes probable cause. neil: well you know a lot of your republicans colleagues sir have resigned to a man or woman that unanimously voted to do so. obviously he's not going to do so but how does that committee even work going forward now? >> it's hard, neil. that's not the crazy caucus on the republican side, those are not bomb throwers, that's johnny rad ratcliffe, there ain't a crazy person on the republican side on house intel so for them to collectively say chairman schiff we've lost confidence in your ability to lead, i think what may happen next is the intelligence community may say do you know what chairman schiff you pre-judge investigations, you disregard facts, reports, evidence, we're not going to share any more information with you. neil: do you know if that's happening, sir? >> i don't, but it would not, i mean, if you're the cia, why are you going to risk your

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reaction yesterday across washington. ,eto o'rourke tweeting out calling for the release of the full molar report to the america -- for the full mueller report. there must be transparency. bernie sanders saying i do not a summary. i want the whole dam report. cory booker saying the american public deserves the full report immediately. not just the in-house summary from a trump administration official. jump harris, the administration --, light harris, the report -- that is what transparency looks like. a short letter from the handpicked attorney general is not sufficient. plenty of tweets and reaction across washington. we will keep you updated. the president mostly re-tweeting some of his tweets from yesterday including the one in which he said the report is a total examine -- a total exoneration. ce campaignrump-pen for 2020 sent out a statement yesterday on the report and said, despite democrats trailing him every step of the way, trump has kept his focus where it belongs. he is making historic progress that benefits all americans to make america great again. the president will get

de lore eto, how would you explain to these very poor families in south carolina that they should be subsidizing these rich projects? in rich states? >> i think i would take a different tact on it. the one thing we know is that regardless of where you live, men will outlive their ability to drive by about seven years, and women will outlive their ability to drive by ten years. so whether you live in any particular part, at some point you're going to need some kind of service other than you getting in your car. >> well, i can tell you, it doesn't exist in these poor counties right now. mr. donahue, how would you explain to them why they should subsidize these very expensive projects in these rich states? >> you may not like my answer, but the reason that people from the trucking business, people from all over agreed to make -- let those funds go to transit is you need to do that to get urban votes for rural roads. >> okay. so you're saying that's the only way they can get it across the line. >> well, i think we would all be harder pressed to get what we need here if we couldn't get ur