from now there will be a complete shutdown on 680, that's both northbound and southbound lanes at sheridanoad near sunol. thom jensen is live there where workers are ready to fire up heavy equipment and get to work. >> reporter: not only workers, but i can tell you this is a huge project, so much so that the ce oo of the can be in char of the project is out here. he plans to be out here all night. it will be a lot of heavy lifting with the heavy equipment through the night as they remove a decades-old overpass meaning traffic in both directions on 680 will be shut down until 8:30 or 9:00 in the morning. it is part of a much larger $240 million project to improve what has become a notoriously congested commute over the grade in 680. last year pa new overpass was installed at sheridan road while crews worked to widen the interstate and construct new on and off ramps. the work over the past year has been a boon to the sunol food mart and gas station. >> it is very busy here. >> reporter: a lot of the traffic during the closure is routed down niles canyon road and back to androtti road where t

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the second quote is by sheridan. i think it is unambiguous but they saw the extermination of buffalo as essential for the pacification of the plains tribes. so, my larger argument here is that the growth of industrial capitalism in the late 19th century in the east, not the west, but the east, was the thing that was the far more destructive development. and not so much the railroad. industrialization was a by railroad growth, hides, and agricultural products were moved from the west to the east. but american industrialization did not depend on the transcontinental railroad. but they did depend very much on the railroads in the east. to the point here is that these material requirements of industrial production really did mandate the distraction of native people out in the west. of food to feed the workers in the east was a central, and as i just said, buffalo hides for industrial leather was widely used. what this slide shows is that a networks that existed in 1890. as you can see, up at the very corner, this is what

there is a complete shutdown both northbound and southbound 680 near sunol and sheridan. started removing the overpass 12:30 this morning. the interstate will remain completely closed for an estimated eight hours. a new overpass was already installed, but the old one has to come out. traffic is being rerouted. niles canyon, mission road, leading to one other part right at the sunol super food mart and gas station where they are opening 24/7 and expect to be very, very busy. >> everybody is going to take the back road. then coming back on this side. so there is no way they can go anywhere. >> if you are planning to drive-through the area in the next hour or so, caltrans and chp recommend using 580, 880, or 238 to get around this major construction project. >>> a cloud of smoke over a hippie hill as thousands packed golden gate park for the annual 420 cannabis celebration yesterday. the unofficial first time the party has fallen on a saturday since recreational use was legalized in the state. most had fun, but seven were arrested. northbound bay area christie smith has the

well happening tomorrow i 6 80 in fremont will be shut down for the demolition of the old sheridan over crossing. the closure is expected to start half hour after midnight and go on until 8 30 in the morning. southbound traffic will be detoured from the and ride a off-ramp to mission road to southbound i 6.80 northbound traffic will be detoured from the shared an off-ramp to mission road to northbound i 6.80 drivers should expect delays. next yet another problem for george zimmerman why he just got banned from a popular plus life after tragedy. how survivors of the columbine massacre are standing by their community. 20 years after the shooting. and the fallout continues after the us attorney general release the redacted version of the mueller report different presidential candidates presidential candidates we see two travelers so at a comfort innal with a glow around them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com". who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy he

it will close in both directions sheridan road and sunol. it will happen sunday morning from 12:30 to 8:30 in the morning this is so crews can demolish the sheridan avenue overpass to meet new seismic and height standards. caltrans also says it will help with adding express plains to the busy corridor. >> we all know the bay area is a very busy place. so this will make it more convenient but also safer for everyone. >> all right. we checked with mike inouye. he said your best bet is take 880 instead of 680. >> that is certainly the easiest route as an option. it will affect you, though. if you have an easter service early in the day, it may affect you getting there. and out to the roadways. right now, though, a smooth drive. that's good stuff. palo alto, i turned the camera. i see flashing lights on the shoulder around willow. a little farther north, listed on the sign. >> my parents would hide eggs in places i couldn't reach. >> did they ever hide money. >> yes. . >> exactly. looking high and low for all of that. >> my aunt also said count

sea.ing things to the sheridan's vision was the shenandoah valley, a place of great natural beauty and his arm moved to the shenandoah countryside plundering plantations and ruining natural landscapes. in the hands of general sherman, sheridan, and grant, the war had become a total war and a great -- and great environmental damage occurred with plantations turned into waistline that's waste lands and -- waste lands and forests were destroyed by soldiers who created hundreds of miles of roads on which the armies traveled. during battles as soldiers, letters and diaries of a test, trees were destroyed by fires and riddled with bullets. , a mane end of the war working for the department of agriculture, wrote a report titled, american forests near destruction and preservation, which stated that destruction of forests and timber during the war of rebellion had been immense. environmentalry historian who study the civil war estimates 2 million of the south trees were used during the war for construction and another 25,000 died from war wounds. water pollution was also a problem as armies wit

it is sheridan in the valley that makes the big difference, and becomes the big hero. it is kind of like sheridan victory of the valley comes a hit song, or actually a poem, that has been printed in newspapers and claims on stages all across the north. so, he becomes this immediate hero. let's let the north you so much. grant was actually, at that time, hadn't finished what he set out to do. that is my own thinking about all of that. >> in the other, was you mentioned the wagon trains. so many of the confederate commanders had trains that were , wasn't just one or two, it was most of them, and they were 20 and 30. and, that is pretty amazing that they got across. >> if you think about people driving these lichens with meals across. the whole civil war is amazing. i sense that perhaps my time is up. you know, i'm finally attuned to my contacts here. >> i will descend with that. one reason i tell these stories is not to wallow in the suffering but just to remind us that as we imagine these battles we need to imagine them with all the wagons and all the livestock and all

tracking that jackknifed big rig on the sun all great a special traffic alert north found 6.80 near sheridan and the truck scales this cra >>state water resources officials are taking some precautions because of all all the snow in the mountains, the latest snow survey shows nearly 9 feet of snow which is has about 51 inches of water content as the weather gets warmer officials are preparing for more water that will go downstream into valleys rivers. the department of water resources plans to do another snow survey in may. i have a feeling area john when they do they're going to be blown away, but wow he gets no look at right now. >>look at 80 at donner summit. so live shot. and it does look again like yesterday still kind of wet. yeah, she is slash pretty high elevation here what you get above snow line this stuff is nice and wet. but when she had the low that's where you get the slush kind of thing. >>it's been a great year up in the sierra 150% average snowpack in here in the bay we have officially reach the mark or we hit the numbers that we usually see for the entire water year and we'r

. >> warning signs are up that the freeway will be shut down this weekend. 680 will be closed at sheridan in sunol. it will be from 12:30 to 9:00 in the morning. they are working to ada new express lane. the best rate is 880, 580, and 238 instead. on the benicia bridge, the fire there shut down a few lanes after a box truck burst into flame as it tried to pass through the toll plaza. a few after aftermath with damage to a few booths, too. it took a couple of hours to clean up. no one was hurt. >>> they don't wanted it to happen again. crack down on side shows after last sunday's destructive side show on 42nd and international boulevard. about 1,000 people on hand. you can see the video. gunshots were fire and a big rig and ac transit bus were lit on fire. they will have a charge number of officers and air support dedicated to preventing side shows like in this coming weekend. >> it will be a blow out literally. expect a record crowd for 420. there will be music, food, and plenty of people spoking weed. it is byop. bring your own pot. they have not finished the process so they are asking t

interstate 680 will close in both directions overnight at sheridan road. the work is set to start just after midnight, and last until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is video of the prep work going on this afternoon. caltrans is retrofitting the ov overpass road adding an express lane. there will be detour signs, you may want to avoid the area and take the 880, the 580 or 238 instead. >>> there were a few weather surprises throughout the bay area today. where i was hanging out, it was a beautiful surprise. >> lucky you. >> meteorologist rob mayeda, joining us. >> more sunshine and less wind. it's a blustery evening around the bay area. you see the wind speeds, 20 to 30 miles per hour, and the wind speeds brought by a weather system that brought light showers. that was a surprise for folks early in the day. you can see how most of the action is off to the east between low pressure heading over the sierra and high pressure building from the west. that is the cause of our windy conditions tonight and we have one more item to watch, around 11:00 tonight, the

the facts and continue to stress the muscles i can damage the commission to be sure to muscular to sheridan what about stretching before or after exercise. stretching is really important although i hate it didn't miss it been doing before workout i always stretch to warm up sometimes other instructors much as i should. be stretching is fundamentally important in the run up to your workout as well as in the cooldown phase it prepares your muscles for the workout gets them ready to perform. and then in the cooldown phase they should be stretched out again was couldn't be any fun so also recommends drinking a protein rich shake around forty five minutes after a workout that gives the muscles the building blocks they need to regenerate literally to. lead to a light sand trace elements they also play a key role. mineral water contains those substances and it makes sense to mix it with fruit juices to replace fluids to consume. so to summarize to avoid muscle soreness stretch before and after sport listen to your body and don't push yourself too hot. if you're sick you go and see your g.p. . pres

caltrans is demolishing the old sheridan over crossing, the work will start just after midnight, andhould be done around 8:30 am, drivers will be detoured to mission road. >>> also starting tomorrow, san francisco workers will begin removing the supports that sit in the middle fremont street under the trans bay terminal. the new transit terminal has been shut down since september when workers discovered cracks. >>> a one block stretch between howard and mission will be closed overnight, sundays through friday. >>> the supports on first street will come down later, repairs to the transit center should be repaired by june, there is no date set for the reopening. >>> new numbers from the state employment development department show that the four strongest job markets in the state are right here in the bay area. san mateo county tops the list with an unemployment rate in march of just 2.4%. followed by san francisco, and santa clara county, all with job unemployment rates under 3%. >>> speaking of work, here is a dream job for a chocolate lover, a new chocolate factory just opened for bu

>>sergeant joe sheridan with the san mateo county sheriff's office says they're not against anyone celebrating for 20 they just want people doing it responsibly deputies will be looking for people driving erratically making the road unsafe for other drivers. suns along freeways are also warning against driving under the influence. the increase in traffic in the bay area not only because for 20 falls on a saturday. but because of the easter holiday. sergeant shared and says if you drive all your high. they will spot you and arrest you if you are gun smoke marijuana. that's that what is your of your choice. >>we ask that you do have a designated driver because if you come to our town and we do find we have a jail and i would see their will look into. >>debbie's add that impair driving whether it's because of alcohol or drug use our major contributing factors to accidents statewide they advise that using good judgment is always best. reporting in half moon bay, dan thorn kron 4 news so much dan the city of sacramento is teaming up with habitat for humanity. >>to transform a former illegal cannabi

this is what they're removing is this old overpass here at sheridan road, and the interstate here will remain completely closed, 680 in both directions. a new overpass was already installed last year. this old one has to come out, and they plan to get it all done all tonight. that means traffic is going to be crazy on the side roads where all of the vehicles will be rerouted around this project area. that includes niles canyon road, mission road and others. all of them lead to one point on the other side of this project at 680 and androtti road at the super food mart and gas station where they're opening 24/7 and expect to be very busy. >> everybody's going to take back roads. there's no way they can go anywhere. >> reporter: i talked to the project manager earlier tonight. he said they will break up this old overpass into large pieces tonight, and use heavy equipment to move it on to a little holding area here off to the side where they've got room to then over the coming days break it up into smaller and smaller pieces and load it onto trucks and haul it out of here. now, if you are

. >>> a major freeway is shut down and alameda county, 680 is closed in both direction at sheridan road. it is because of construction the closures lasting until 9 am. detours are in place but there is a chance of major traffic backups even early on in easter sunday morning. >>> investigators are looking into an incident on in san francisco muni train that left a passenger injured. here is a kim into the security video. the train moved and pulled the woman with it. she was quickly pulled down between the train and the platform.>> i turn around and i saw this frail old woman getting dragged along by the train, she was running trying to keep up with it a little bit. but the train is not slowing down, just moving along. i said oh my god. >> the woman was rushed to a hospital and she was eventually discharged but details of her injuries were not made available.>>> the utilities commission is now investigating the doors on newer railcars in the san francisco muni system. here is a statement from san francisco's municipal transit agency. while we meet all of the technical requirements and reg

he does draper, he finishes jay q8 ward sheridan, in albany, and he does this, i think his most beautiful civil war memorial. it's known as morning victory. meaning, you're not lamenting the fact that there is a victory. this is the figure of victory in morning for the melvin bradford -- melvin brothers. three of them died during the civil war, the living brother funded this beautiful memorial which is in the cemetery in concord. one died of disease, one at andersonville, and one at petersburg. his most famous work of the 19th century with this. he was hired by the world columbian exposition, the world's feral fair of 1893 in chicago, the white city. 148 sculptures were invited to produce works for that event, but he got the big gown, the republic was supposed to rival with the statue of liberty. it stood 65 feet high on a 35 foot base, and had reigned over the lagoon in the white city. carved on site by the way from a model he brought back from a second trip to europe, from paris this time. they build a stairway inside so that they could work on the head. the crown was illuminated by ele

also, kevin sheridan, former communication director for paul ryan and former senior advisor for the romney kristin, since it's your party, you're up first. we mentioned some of the issues facing the house democrats. what grade would you give the house democrats, 100 days in? what grade? who is excelling? is anyone messing up the curve? >> i think we have the most diverse caucus in history and i think that that's an asset. there's a lot of talk about division within the caucus but i think having a lot of different voices from all across the country is actually a good thing. and i would say that the democrats and the house are willing to work with republicans in the senate and donald trump on any number of different issues. we were able to actually pass pretty monumental criminal justice reform where senator dick durbin, democrat in the senate, took the lead with jared kushner and that was--i don't think enough attention paid to that. i think there's a lot we can do. let's keep in mind, the democrats control the house of representatives but the senate's controlled by the republicans. we all

a complete shutdown on 680 northbound and southbound closed at sheridan road near sunol.s morning. the interstate will remain completely closed for an estimated eight hours. a new overpass was already installed, but the old one has got to come out. traffic is being rerouted around the project. niles canyon road, mission road. all lead to go one point on the other side at 680 and andrade right at the sunol super food mart and gas station where they expect to be open 24/7 and expect to be very busy. >> coming back on this side. so there is no way they can go anywhere. >> if you are planning to drive the next hour or so, caltrans and chp recommend 580, 880 or 238 to get around the major construction work. >>> and oakland police determined to stop violent sideshows on 42nd avenue and international boulevard. about 1,000 people came out to watch or participate in the action. drivers careened through the streets. gunshots were fired. and later a big rig truck and ac transit city bus were lit on fire. to stop a repeat performance, oakland police called for backup from the alamed

but in the sheridan successes in the shenandoah valley, and in the last week of august, don't forget, admiral farragut took mobile bay. the largest naval engagement of the entire civil war, a huge event when mobile fell to the union navy. the scheme of freeing these slaves out of the upper south was basically just disbanded, and the election campaign was on. now, lincoln -- excuse me -- douglass wanted to campaign for lincoln, and the republican party wouldn't let him. they're out there trying to duck and dodge on the emancipation issue. the last thing they want is sending out frederick douglass to give his barn-burning speeches about abolitionism in all the wrong places. now, the truth is he will campaign for every republican president the rest of his life. they wouldn't let him take the stump in '64. he resented it. he was outraged. he was angry, but he had no choice. what he did do is he went to syracuse, new york, in october to a big black convention in the famous tradition of the black conventions. there were delegates from all over the country including five southern states. and

rettig: we're working very hard on cheyenne and sheridan in terms of trying to make sure the staffing -- our issues have to do with attrition, the centers closed with respect to unexpected recent retirements. so as you know, we were doing three days a week, filling it with people from denver. we're sensitive to the issues. i can't confirm something to you sitting here but i will be back in touch with you quickly on whether it's a three day or five day. i should say all the taxes, 358 taxpayer assistance centers in the country, 38 of which are unstaffed, but the way the system works, taxpayers call in for an appointment. 50% of them are able to resolve on the phone, only half of them end up in person. we're very sensitive to the issue of staffing taxpayer assistance center. sen. enzi: i appreciate that i ask that you provide congress advance notice of the closure of centers. mr. rettig: we will and i think there's pending legislation to bring those about as well. sen. enzi: sometimes those retirements aren't known but sometimes they are. i tell particularly seniors if they get a call f

north bound 680, sheridan, counter commute. there is a crash. a little bit of slowing popping up.hway 84 interchange. it started 3:30 on el camino. no one was hurt. but the cause of the fire is still under investigation. also, we're seeing now video of another bombing in sri lanka in colombo. the church was already bombed easter sunday. a van parked near that church exploded. in all, 290 people were killed. at least 500 others were hurt in easter sunday attacks. more local news coming up for you in just a half hour. we hope to see you then. marijuana might be legal in california but there )s still problems with it )s profits. the south bay lawmakers push to make it easier for marijuana businesses. plus--we )re tracking a bay area warm up as you kick off the work week. join us tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. >>> coming up, terror in sri lanka. new details this morning on who is behind the easter morning attacks on church and hotels that's killed nearly 300 people, including several americans. police now saying more than 20 suspects have been arrested. we are live on the scene with

>> we're working very hard on cheyenne and sheridan in terms of trying to make sure the staffing -- our issues have to do with attrition. the center is closed with respect to unexpected recent retirements. and so as you know, we were doing three days a week, filling it with people from denver. and so we're sensitive to the issues. i can't confirm something to you sitting here, but i will be back in touch with you quickly on whether it's a three-day or a five-day. i should say that all of the taxes -- 358 taxpayer assistance centers in the country, 38 of which are unstaffed, but the way the system works now is taxpayers call in for an appointment. over 50% of the taxpayers who call in for an appointment, our phone assisters are able to resolve the matter on the phone, so only half of them end up in an in-person appointment. but we're very sensitive to the issue of staffing the taxpayer assistance centers and helping taxpayers. >> i appreciate that and would ask if you would agree to provide members of congress with advance notice about scheduled closures of the taxpayer assistance center

while northbound traffic was detoured to the sheridan road exit. >>> workgroups are getting ready toe down a temporary structure as it moves closer to reopening. it was set up on fremont street during repairs. administrator it's a work will start today and continue in the overnight hours for the next few weeks. the project is on track to be complete by june 1. >>> in a series of studies, will it determine how long before the decks on the bridge need to be replaced. they want to assess the conditions of the state owned bridges. according to the journal, the richmond bridge is a top yorty after concrete recently fell from the upper deck to the lower deck. that was blamed on a failed expansion joint. >>> she has been on a whirlwind vacation and she is back. she is delivering a beautiful day. >> mother nature is doing us right as we get into sunday. yesterday was funny but it was a little cool and breezy. today it will be warmer and not as much when. it will be the start of a warming trend. here is a little bit of patchy fog to start the day. we are looking good. again, the trend begins

sergeant joe sheridan with the san mateo county sheriff's office says they're not again seller anyonerijuana. that's that what is your of your choice. we ask that you do have a designated driver because if you come to our town and we do find we have a jail and i would say that will look into. >>what deputies add that impair driving whether because of alcohol or drug use is a major contributing factor in accidents across california. the tsa took a light handed approach to 4.20 posting on its instagram account saying that the tsa does not search for marijuana or other drugs are focused on detecting potential threats, but they did stress that if they do find marijuana infused or related products. they will notify local law enforcement. now to the north bay warmer in county could get nearly $5 million to help its homeless population on tuesday, the county board of supervisors will be considering accepting a $4.8 million grant for homeless emergency aid programs, most of that money will go to redevelop the mill street center emergency shelter that's and sandra fell other funds will go to s

sheridan, you and i share a passion for seeing skills education play a bigger role. but we cannot forget about small institutions and the role of liberal arts. students must have options. i look forward to continuing this conversation with you in our next hearing and i yield back. >> thank you, dr. fox, and one of the things we want to make sure we don't leave out is access to liberal arts education. many people want to have a formula where you can monetize your education the day after you get your degree. that's not often possible with a liberal arts degree, but the long-term benefits in terms of transformation of the student, i think, is extremely important. >> as an english major, you know i agree. >> for those who are academically qualified to make that choice, we don't want to limit that choice just to those who can write the big tuition checks. we heard today a quality education is out of reach for too many of our students. we heard them say disinvestment from higher public information is hindered and underresourced the states to reach our students. we heard th