the results that will be given up, we were in view means a natural human rights group in washington avenue. and development program, you know, about washington the i m f. was there a defacto deal? pretty good bro quote with the i may have bailouts for getting rid of him or on con, i know that the sites, the story, everybody knows this. i for that mr. garden do such to back it to that are invested us and to buy cosigned missed us with my jeep the discussion they had. and the kind of absolutely in the discussion on the removal of the democratic p like elected prime minister, simply because the current bite, an administration does light came. and i really want to clarify this point in time that nobody here is anti america. no one, he had his anti european law problems with the fact that the state department under bite and administration decided to look at that for this example. look at what they're doing and palestine look at what they've done and then you cream. i think that's another 2nd, a slap on the face of american democracy at the base of hardworking people that make up the american di

understanding that there was def, there, i mean, you were in the international human rights group in washington avenue and development program. you know, about washington the i m f. was there a defacto deal? pretty good bro quote with the i may have bailouts for getting rid of him or on con i don't know if it's a specialist, so because if they would use with the i investigate to a different problem, hon. they would have given us far more than the one of these a $1000000000.00 that they gave to the bbm government siobhan, should each government is the method was meant for direct and i'm sure we would have received a lot of money like new green bid for going against russia, but uh, i noticed that the sites, the story, everybody knows this. i, for that mr. garden, do send you to back to that already message or send to pakistan. the stuff that my jeep the discussion they had. and the kind of absolutely intangible discussion on the removal of the democratic p like elected prime minister, simply because the coverage by an administration does like him. and i really want to clarify at this point in time that

i mean, you were in the international human rights group in washington avenue and development program. you know about washington the i m f. was there a defacto deal? pretty quick broke. well, with the i may have bailouts for getting rid of him or on con, i don't know if it's a specialist. so because if they would use with an investigative involve hon. they would have given us far more than the one of these a $1000000000.00 that they gave to the bbm government siobhan, should each government, if the method was meant for direct then i'm sure we would receive lots of money like new green did. so going against russia. uh, but uh, i noticed that the site, the story, everybody knows this. i, for that mr. garden, do send you to back it to that are invested to us and to buy cosigned mistrusted my jeep the discussion they had. and the kind of absolutely intangible discussion on the removal of a democratic p like elect the prime minister, simply because the coverage by an administration does like him. and i really want to kind of fight this point in time that nobody here is anti america. no one

superior price in san leandro at superior gas, $3.85 on washington avenue. and then san mateo county, on average the prices there are all higher, above 4 bucks, but your best deal is in san carlos, $4.09, ana gas on holly street. on the roadways, i need to call out highway 4. we talked about the earlier car fire. it's still reported blocking two lanes, westbound highway 4 at willow pass road. important point, willow pass road is one of your cut-throughs down to 242. there's also bailey, kirker pass road. you see toward walnut creek, locals know the area and maybe they can get out of the backup. >>> lower gas prices could affect inflation. coming up, news on inflation and we'll help you lasso a good housekeeper. >>> plus, highlighting the achievements of women in sports. the new book one author is hoping will inspire more ladies to shatter >>> good tuesday morning. the time is 5:15. we take a look at san jose where it is a partly cloudy morning and temperatures in the mid-40s right now. we're going to have a chilly start, and overall a cool day. but at least

following that with $3.69 in san lorenzo on washington avenue, just off of 880.nd we'll finish off with $3.99 in marin county at the arco in mill valley. >>> let's go to the traffic maps. you see the areas of fog, that's in the yellow highlighted on your screen. so parts of the tri-valley making your way in and around 580, into the altamont pass, parts of cocoa county and marin county. we've talked about a couple of debris slides on 17 that did cause a car to hit that and get a flat tire. so we're going to continue to possibly see these effects of the rain linger for at least the next couple of days. we do have some fog advisories around bay area bridges, so you'll need to be worried with those changes, too. >> thank you. >>> well, the safety risk of online dating. ahead this morning on "today in the bay," we're going to talk about a popular dating app launching a new verification system, and the extra layer of protection it may provide all users. >>> hackers may wake up finding their data has been stolen. the fbi turning the tables on them. >>> and excitement is

let's go to the east bay with $3.69 in san lorenzo at the marathon and central gas on washington avenue. if you come off of 880. finally, $3.99 at the arco in mill valley as you're going southbound on 101 into either mill valley, sausalito or san francisco. roadways, still friday light at about 5:10. only a small issue i'm looking at, a crash on northbound 880 in oakland at the broadway off-ramp. we have the slow lane blocked as crews arrive to the scene. another issue right now that i'm looking at is a produce truck that's partially blocking the slow lane as you're making your way northbound 880 into sunol. the rest of the bay area friday light. >>> scott, what do you got? >> i've got investors this week all over america that stole a stock, they absolutely shouldn't have. regrets, they've got a few. >>> look, postponed vacation turns into a what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a figh

superior price in san leandro is at superior gas, $3.85 on washington avenue. these prices might be higher than we've been showing all week. i'm picking different cities. san mateo county is higher price points, your best deal is at san carlos, ana gas, $4.09. >>> on the roadways, a smooth flow of traffic. slowing for 880 before and after 92 in the southbound commute direction. a smooth commute sorted itself out for highway 4, so typical slow spots are in the east bay. >> i'm about to drive to fairfield for that cheap gas. i paid 5.05 yesterday. >> that's probably not a good economic decision. >> i was on fumes. >> we'll carpool next time. >>> headed to the picket line. ahead, the demands flight attendants across the u.s. and here at home are making this morning. >>> we got startling news on inflation and it's not good news, either. i'll show you how to lasso a good deal on a house. out to the futures, look at this sell-off. that's all part of that inflation. >>> call your girlfriends. i've got laura, kari here. we are celebrating galentine's day. more on the r

rundown of prices in alameda county, low in san lorenzo, $3.69 at marathon and central gas on washington avenue. prices have kept up a bit in the south bay. sunnyvale, $3.89 as the lowest at gulf on south fork road. in san mateo county, a little bit higher, $4.09, a&a gas on san carlos. check gasbuddy.com or report through gasbuddy.com. on the roadways, pretty smooth. we do have one incident i told you we would check out on highway 4. there's quite a bit of slowing. a number of vehicles involved in a crash westbound highway 4 as you're approaching willow pass road. you might want to use bailey if that's one of your normal choices as you head toward 680. 242 is clear, but the backup is before you get to willow pass road. westbound across the bay bridge, that's a beautiful, clear view and clear drive. back to you. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," you may have to pay more cheddar for your cheeseburger as one fast food restaurant tries uber-style pricing. ♪♪ >>> the oscars are nearly upon us and one bay area filmmaker will be attending. ahead, we're going to introduce you to him and check out

. $3.69 in san lorenzo at the marathon and central gas on washington avenue. if you come off of 880. finally, $3.99 at the arco in mill valley as you're going southbound on 101 into either mill valley, sausalito or san francisco. roadways, let's see what's going on around the bay area. still friday light. sensors are looking good. let's go to palo alto. i have been noticing a little bit of a wave that comes and goes as people make their way northbound 101. we do have more headlights and traffic lights out there. but so far, so good. into dublin, we're going to see the beautiful sunrise over 580. it's going to take you about 20 minutes to get from grant line over to 680. back to you. >>> 6:10 right now. even before the giants ever take the field this season, we already have ourselves a controversy. it's not the pitch clock or the wider bases, or even the taste of the peanuts. coming up, the new threads that have some fans in stitches, but the players are feeling a little more exposed. >>> in business news, some of the dumbest -- some of the most unfortunate sto

we're going to follow that with $3.69 in san lorenzo at the central gas on washington avenue just off of 880. and finally, in marin county, $3.99 at the arco in mill valley if you're heading south on 101 into san francisco. >>> let's go ahead and take a look at the traffic maps this morning. the issue i'm focusing on is in the south bay, people making their way up 101 into the connecting part of 880, there is some flooding. the good news is that crews have been able to control some of that water, so now they're pushing it off into the right-hand side, lanes number three and four are now open and the traffic is moving just a little bit more smoothly. if you want to avoid this, take 280 or 87 and connect onto 101. >> thanks, cinthia. >>> bracing for a crash into earth. coming up, new details about a satellite hours away from re-entering the earth's atmosphere and whether it may pose a safety threat. >>> some hackers may be waking up to find out their personal information was stolen. the fbi turning the tables on them. >>> let's go out to the futures this morning and see what's ahead. wh

washington, d.c. what today on georgia avenue the battle of fort stevens takes place on july 12th. jubal early sees them following through into the fort and he sees them through his spy glasses. and he sees the very distinctive greek cross of the sixth army corps. and he's reported to have said, -- them, we see them everywhere we go. right. so the sixth corps is just everywhere early. is that night he has a council of war with his commanders. he makes a decision to retreat back out of. washington he blames his supported officers for the failure to take washington. i think more than a fair share of blame sits on early shoulders himself, but he ultimately retreats back across the potomac river on july 13th and july 14th, 1864, union army pursues. and that's how we get into the campaigns of 1864 as an epilog pg and august 1864, there is a conference of war at the thomas farm on the monocacy battlefield. u.s. grant was there. david hunter there, bill sheridan was there. and that's where the plan was hatched for the following fall campaign, sheridan's victories for third winchester and

give to israel the side with the security council signature on this washington as repeatedly being towed guys off this via resolutions avenue and security council and american muslim voters protest in that approach. that boy quoted the presidential primaries in the state of michigan, citing president biden's unwavering support for his role. and today i feel very disappointed in in joe biden, onboarding on submitted. i want to send a message with my community that no candidate will receive our votes as a continued support genocide. and also i voted uncommitted for genocide the the us as located $400000000.00 to a position formations included on the ethnic groups and civil war stricken me in law over the past 2 years. that's according to our 2 sources who say, washington is interfering in the south is than asian countries latest flare up that's been raging since 2021 or correspond to charlotte. the basket brings us an exclusive report. it's the world's longest running conflict. now new evidence, one source is close to the russian government suggests the us has been actively working to destabilize me and more opened as it was

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when his lawyers discovered that avenue, they kind of honed in on that and that's why you are seeing the january 6 case in washington on hold while he goes to the supreme court to argue the immunity claim. host: how can we determine when that case might go to trial? guest: it gets complicated. the first thing to note is the judge who is the presiding judge in the washington cases always said trump will get his full seven months to prepare when the scheduling was first set on march 4. trump submitted his appeal to the circuit on december eight. went to calculate when a trial might be is to take the time between december 8 and march 4 which is the amount of time he had left and then add whatever further delays we get in this case in that time period. if it's roughly three months, we have from february 12 which is when the d.c. circuit issued its mandate and trumps filing to the supreme court and whatever the current date is. that gap is expanding so when ever the supreme court finally issues a judgment, let's say they return it to the judge and they denied the immunity claim, that's when the three month clock, the rem

drones will launch from the rooftop of the washington hospital health care system, building on maori avenueater this month. the city of oakland has secured $3.5 million in funds to help improve public safety. the grant from the california department of social services will help expand the safety ambassador and mediator program in chinatown and downtown. members work to improve public safety, de-escalate conflict, and help keep the city clean. currently, there are 30 full time ambassadors to date, 23 recently retired pittsburgh police chief will serve as antioch's new interim police chief. >> brian addington will begin his new role on monday and is expected to serve until a permanent chief is appointed. edenton is led the pittsburgh police department for more than ten years before retiring in 2022, and york's most recent police chief retired on expectedly last fall amid an investigation into racist and homophobic text messages exchanged by antioch police officers. the city of richmond is considering a new kind of 4th of july show. >> council members discussed replacing richmond's usual indep

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with but made friends with and dealt with, came to visit him in washington and said he found the president walking alone on pennsylvania avenuexpressed concern for his security and said, what are you doing? why do you not have guards around you? and lincoln said to him, i think having a bunch of armed guards would be like putting up one fence rail on a fence when the whole fence is down all the way along. that was his analogy for it, which as a famous rail splitter, seems like inappropriate analogy -- like an appropriate analogy. host: paul is an indian on our independent line. caller: good morning. i read a book by egeland called napoleon: a political life and he differentiates between politics, which is the name-calling and negative advertising type of stuff, and the political, which is the use of statecraft and political capital to accomplish a goal. in the case of lincoln, of course, the unity of slavery. in the case of napoleon, the removal of the laws against jews. i'm wondering if you find that analysis engaging. guest: let's figure this out. are you saying essentially the way this guy is using the language that politi

washington. i'm basil, john. >> dance moves. there's francisco chinatown getting ready for the annual chinese new year parade tomorrow. the parade will start at second and market streets and ends at kearny street and columbus avenue. organizers and business owners have been getting ready for this event for months and owner of a boba shop says she's been waiting all year for the day. >> have a lot. a new and it brings a lot of business and it very crowded. happy. everybody's smiling on to face that things we like to see. >> the parade set to begin at 5.15, tomorrow evening. this year's grand marshal actress and comedian aquafina. she's funny help when makes people laugh. >> there is still time for your teens to enter in the bart lines. poetry contest. bart is giving teenagers the chance to let their creativity flow with a poem about the bay area. they're asking poets to submit their work before march 8, the winner will receive a cash reward and have their words displayed across station story. dispenses applicants must be between the ages of 13 19 for more requirements. just visit bart dot gov forward slash bart lines. coming >> a look at what's on the menu of a san francisco restaurant. dedicating dishes to honor

clans marching down rolling avenue in baltimore,. 1925 song that is still our last clean sheet and joined the ku klux klan a 50,000 person klan march in the middle of washington. now also intertwined is this idea in the twenties known as nativism. now not all nativist were klansmen. all klansmen almost certainly were nativists, but nativists were people who believed it was time to cut off open immigration and. they opposed any further immigration. the united states of asians, italians, catholics eastern europeans and by the middle, the 1920s, they're going to find political success with passage of an act known as the johnson reed act that is, with a complicated formula that's going to cut off immigration from asia. and for most of the world except for western europe. also known as the national origins act 1924. the johnson reed act. on a previous slide, i had a picture of one of the leading native as the day. somewhat shockingly, henry ford, whose assembly lines detroit transformed american factories and productivity. but he was also a vicious anti-semite and nativism who required all of his workers subscribe to his newspaper. the dearborn independent. which

the drones will be launched from the rooftop of the washington hospital health care system building on maury avenuee pittsburgh police chief brian addington will serve as antioch's new interim police chief. >> addington will begin his temporary role on monday and will serve until a permanent chief is appointed, adding tan led the pittsburgh police department for more than ten years and retired in 2022. antioch's last chief retired unexpected early last fall amid the investigation into racist and homophobic text messages between antioch police officers. oakland has secured $3.5 million to help keep people safe. the grant, from the california department of social services will go towards expanding the safety ambassador and mediator program in chinatown and downtown. the work to improve public safety, de-escalate conflict and help keep the city clean. and currently, there are 30 full time visible ambassadors. >> well, a cannabis dispensary in the east bay installed for electric vehicle chargers as part of their continuing effort to fight climate change. seven stars holistic healing center in richmond

parklets and approve instillation oof that design immediately. 15 years ago washington dc installed a center bike way on pennsylvania avenue. the years fallowed the city saw crashes increase intersections and midblock and made tweaks to design only to continue to see crashes. now 15 years later washington dc is plan toog remove the bikeway likely with curb protected bike lanes. today you heard staff talk about crashes mid-block and suggest making miner tweaks to design to address the issue. sound familiar? additionally, the total number of crashes and injuries increased with the center bikeway on per month basis. a man was killed within 60 days of the center bikeway being installed. you have a opportunity to change course for the sake of businesses people safety and the planet. the curb side protected bikelane between market and 15 result in 50 percent increase in people biking compared to no increase with the center bikeway. you are positioned to take action for future of valencia our city and the planet. i urge you to direct staff to propose curb side protected design [indiscernible] thank you. >> next speaker, please. >

avenue. the cadillac building. the architect was jenny moon, the union son, and the kohl's and sex and buildings was holabird and roche. quite different in design. what else did holabird in washington sign? well, the original soldiers field, not the revised one. they also did fort sheridan or chicago. and interestingly enough, the manual scoreboard at wrigley field, if you visited the cadillac showroom in 1913, you could pick up a cadillac model 30 coupe, rher snappy in 1925, you might select two town sedan. and if you had any money left over after the stock market crash of 1929, you could get a v 16 convertible sedan who drove cadillacs. lots of people like jean harlow, she loved hers. now they're cadillac calls and sex and building have been joined into one residential property known as the motor roll lofts. but what do we see across the street? well, that's the thomas flier and service center. this particular building was unique for several reasons. first of all, the first three floors were designed by holabird and roche and built in 1910. and the fourth and flip fifth floor was added by architect alfred altshuler. in 1915. but why is the thomas flier of any importance? well, it

washington, dc for a thousand dollars statue of samuel j. tilden. november 13th. andrew will die today at 1:30 p.m. 8 a.m. andrew aged green departed his home at 91 park avenue for his office. just a few meetings. he take the underground. the air was clean and brisk. temperatures would be in the mid-fifties. it was friday the 13th. so nicer than the friday of his birthday weekend which had over 11 inches of rain. that was about a month prior. it would be a short day, but an important one he would say anticipate. a formal response from president roosevelt regarding his proposal. a continental system of waterways, seas for deep sea vessels. it can channel his nation of the rivers of the continent from ocean to ocean. he'd be home for lunch with his nieces mrs. bray, his cook for 40 years would. prepare something like. 11 a.m. hannah elias woke to the sounds of water in the fountains of her bedroom. perfumed air and pleasurable caress of her silk lunch arrived central park residents the envy of the city on this day the view of the park was clear as the afternoon promised to, be invigorating. her uniform cabby waited atop the wax black carriage all was sunny yet

in washington >> i've been around, i know it don't look like i've been around awhile i do remember that back with as congresswoman, former house speaker nancy pelosi, do you think that is the avenue that president biden should go down on >> this sort of poking found at, his age is his age they just as age, yes. i'll tell you this though. i've worked with the president for long time, especially closely as speaker when he was president. and now since then, and he knows, he's always on the ball. he knows these issues, he knows the legislation he helped write some of it. he can campaigned on it. and you remember that anyone who would think that at some advantage because of his age thinks that at their peril because he's very sharp, >> what, you know, there are look, i'm sure you hear this from democrats all the time. there are democrats. a lot of democrats who have concerns though about his age, about his mental fitness this, how much of him stumbling over words or for saying mexico instead of egypt what do you say to people about their concerns? >> well, i think that people do make mistakes. i think his age is one thing that's an objective fact his making mistake from time to time.

when his lawyers discovered that avenue, they kind of honed in on that and that's why you are seeing the january 6 case in washingtonn hold while he goes to the supreme court to argue the immunity claim. host: how can we determine when that case might go to trial? guest: it gets complicated. the first thing to note is the judge who is the presiding judge in the washington cases always said trump will get his full seven months to prepare when the scheduling was first set on march 4. trump submitted his appeal to the circuit on december eight. went to calculate when a trial might be is to take the time between december 8 and march 4 which is the amount of time he had left and then add whatever further delays we get in this case in that time period. if it's roughly three months, we have from february 12 which is when the d.c. circuit issued its mandate and trumps filing to the supreme court and whatever the current date is. that gap is expanding so when ever the supreme court finally issues a judgment, let's say they return it to the judge and they denied the immunity claim, that's when the three month clock, the remai