but also we need to do more to provide ourov students with accs to the mental health professionals they need. it is becoming more and more apparent that this is -- if we will not get because of the nra walking down the roads and if we will not get anything on assault weapons or the gun show loophole or a conference of background check then surely we ought to be able to come together in a bipartisan way to do something about mental health. i've met with parents and teachers across our state of florida and the one topic of the keeps coming up the lack of mental health services available to our children and how true is that in society at large. we are talking about school violence now perpetrated by other students. you will not like this statistic. florida has one school psychologist for about every 2000 students. that is according to a report of the florida association of school psychologists and if you compare that to the nationally recommended ratio of one psychologist for every 500 or 700 students that means florida only has about one fourth of the number of school psychologists it nee

what were saying to bill gates is, stop your 800-pound gorilla from blocking accs to the internet. on that note. were thrilled to welcome senator blumenthal to the poum. [applause] . . . for having us today and organizing this important gathering, and also to all of the experts who've been here before me. i am sure they have exhausted the topic and your patience and i think i am one of them left as the talk of closing arguments this is it and i'm going to be very brief and if there are any questions, i'd be happy to take any. i want to sort of bring back on a somewhat personal note my experience as attorney general. bill clinton once said it's the best job you can ever have because when you do something that's popular you get tremendous credit. the lawsuit against microsoft was actually not popular as some of you might recall, microsoft and windows were an immensely attractive and popular product. bill gates was and is a visionary and a genius and successful business person. so, talk about taking on 800-pound gorillas this was it and it wasn't like big tobacco cigarettes kill peopl

these are mainly related to the acc. these trends have remained relatively consistent from the report presented last year when we first saw the implementation of the aca. so first i'll go through each one and provide data and graphs for them. since fiscal year 2015 and now in fiscal year 2016 charity care in san francisco has declined with the continued implementation of the aca. the first figure, the one on the left, provides unduplicated patients for the last five years and you'll notice from starting in fiscal year 2014 into 2015 and now again into 2016 we are seeing significant declines in charity care patients for the city. in fiscal year 2015 we had about 60,671 and now in fiscal year 2016 we reported 51,569 or 15% decline. the next rate provides an over view of charity care service utilization by type, so emergency services, out patient and in patient services. you'll notice the inpatient, out patient services have declined from fiscal year 2014, 2015 and now 2016. emergency services from fiscal 2015 to 2016 have

the acc regular season and the acc championship. pretty good year to year.and balanced. we are not the destroy-trump media. let not your heart be troubled. there she is. hello. >> laura: why don't you have one of those spotlights of andra's aunt's face just show the whole team. >> sean: trying to be somewhat discreet. >> laura: wake forest tennis is not exactly the fox news audience. >> sean: they won the national championship. that's massive. never before in the school history. >> laura: i remember the first time your son and daughter were able to beat you on the tennis court. they were like nine and ten. >> sean: when they were ten years old they were in the fat old guy off the court. >> laura: comes in all bruised and battered. it was embarrassing. those kids are amazing. congratulations to wake forest. great show tonight. good evening from washington, i'm laura ingraham and this is the income angle. we have an amazing show f

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the acc regular season and the acc championship. pretty good year to year. we will always be fair and balanced. we are not the destroy-trump media. let not your heart be troubled. there she is. hello. >> laura: why don't you have one of those spotlights of andra's aunt's face just show the whole team. >> sean: trying to be somewhat discreet. >> laura: wake forest tennis is not exactly the fox news audience. >> sean: they won the national championship. that's massive. never before in the school history. >> laura: i remember the first time your son and daughter were able to beat you on the tennis court. they were like nine and ten. >> sean: when they were ten years old they were in the fat old guy off the court. >> laura: comes in all bruised and battered. it was embarrassing. those kids are amazing. congratulations to wake forest. great show tonight. good evening from washington, i'm laura ingraham and this is the income angle. we have an amazing show for you tonight of course. beginning with a double shot of newt gingrich. first he weighs in on the latest da

two-time acc player of the year. dottie: good call on the putt. ian: they just don't see it. it's just that little bit more. a tough hole location today. it looks innocuous, but it is tricky. best finish so far this season is t10 at sony. let's go to the last. bill: j.j. ian: perfect. just land it on about seven or eight yards, get the downslope, feed it to the corner. bill: nicely done. 7 under for the final round. 17. ian: this to get to nine under par. and 20 under total. dottie: he is trying to make it very interesting for young mr. wise, but not quite there. ian: just an impossible putt to make from their. they haven't even gotten close from this side, dottie. just really breaks early, quickly early. speed is not so hard, but still a good week for him. dottie: think about last week. he wasn't even in the players. got it when paul casey was hurt. ian: that's right. dottie: this is going to set the tone for the remaining part of the season for him. this is a pretty strong performance. ian: just trying to get those four rounds together, that's the key. 79th in the fedexcup.

your full acc i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> 30 minutes ago, abc announced cancellation of the " "roseanne" reboot. the actress attacked valerie jared, a a senior adviser to former president obama. she tweeted muslim brotherhood and planet of the apes had a baby, equals she apologized and removed the statement. they said the statement was inconsistent with the values and decided to cancel her show. more on the story later today on abc 7 news. >>> for the first time since the deadly school shooting, students at santa fe high school are back in the class, lining outside the campus's front entrance this morning, not allowed to bring in backpacks or large purses, and everyone had to show id or form of identification to enter. may 18th, a student killed 10 and injured 13. classrooms

this isn't the first time that michael cohen has been accused of taking money to gain acce to mr. trump. is this case any different? paul: this is different because itreign money, or allegations of foreign money. michael cohen stands accused of taking money from u.s. companies to get access to the white house. when those stories broke, apparently it was mr. cohen's bank records obtained by a lawyer for the porn s stormy daniels -- here we are down the usual trump rabbit hos already. it was tn said there were foreigners involved. at the same time, i was doing my own reporting kiev, talking to senior sources with direct knowledge of the matter. they said the foreign government in question was ukraine's. re cutouts -- it was not done directly by the government of ukraine. but my sources tell me that the payment was effected by the ukrainian president to michaelto coheake sure that poroshenko got more than a humiliatingly short photo op in the white house, he got something he could call talks. jane: what is the state of relations between ukraine and sthe u.s. since all this d to have

this time the who says it is preparing to distribute acc e in the coming days, but insists there are big challenges. >> the main challenge is logistics. we have to use helicopter, and it is very costly. we are estimating at the to $50efforts will go up million in three months. reporter: the virus is known to spre the worry of outbreak in kinshasa, a city with a population of 10 million, is not lost to anyone. >> what i want the authorities to do is to organize medal controls in airports and ports o, especialboats. forbid the gathering cof people, because ebo be transmitted even by human body contact. shporter: on the banks of the congo river in ka, there is a sense of calm. but with one confirmed case in mbandaka, only 350 mil upstream, the residents hope things continue to remain this way. jane: the threat of ebola looming again. ofre has been eruption hawaii's kilauea volcano, setting a plume feet into the sky. it comes after a week of intense geological activity where lava has been destroying homes and ndreds of residents have been forced to flee. north america correspondent james

year based on a lot of different factors including cost lester's where was the hind quarter the full acces sixty and the lincoln navigator and they have to be ahead in technology and safety and price and really be good vehicles for consumers so there's no bio remorse and because we're so diverse of all ages and different types of outlets you get a really good choice in the end and you get to drive all these new cars oh yes i drive three cars a week if i were you and then we also go out to drive events all over the globe it sounds like a good gig congratulations i told mr to hear terms so we look forward. talking with you more about it so on to tousle after last week's earnings call reporting that the first quarter earnings or lack there of tesla stock dropped five percent and it came back a little bit on friday but it raises some serious questions and you've been sort of a skeptic of tesla since the time we've been speaking but is wall street beginning to see some of the things the way you've been seeing them lauren well definitely during earnings call last literally just said that their q

and still, the acc seven-day forecast. going to start warming up on friday. and heat will be sizzling in our inland areas. temperatures will moderate early next week. >> thank you. >> i want to be supports director tomorrow because somebody gets to be ring side. >> ring side? the intensity is going to be otter this world. >> oh, man. >> iguodala missed the last four games of the rocket series. are we going to see andre at all in the finals. an i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. >>> good evening, back in october a lot of us thought we would see the warriors and cavs back again in the finals. and here we are in the fourth strai

appreciation to make their own laws in relation to the broughton and other controversial issues, they accentroversial issues, they accept the balance we have struck but have suggested also that where we have allowed abortion in our law we have allowed abortion in our law we must make it clear and women must know when they can access it, so thatis know when they can access it, so that is the legal position. know when they can access it, so that is the legal positionlj know when they can access it, so that is the legal position. i focus quite a few questions on you, caroline, so, sinead, to flip around the human rights argument, there is an argument put forward by campaigners like caroline that we know so much more today than we've ever known before about how the foetus develops in the womb and to quote doctor, sherborne crowley, who is on the pro—life side, she says, we now know a baby's heartbeat sta rts we now know a baby's heartbeat starts at 22 days and a 12—week—old unborn baby has a beating heart can swallow, yawn, kick, stretch and jump, move all the legs, fingers, toes, vital organs

a company spokesman says they were promised, kwoemequote, acc the new administration. special counsel investigators have questioned novartis about its agreement with essential consultants. >> and tom llamas joins me now. and robert mueller's team has already questioned several of these clients, the companies that spent that money, sending it through michael cohen's company, which we know is called essential consultants. but the bottom line tonight, this could spell new legal trouble for cohen. >> reporter: it could, david. but legal experts also said, cohen trying to capitalize on his long relationship with the president might not be a crime. one of the things they may look at is, was this lobbying, and if so, why didn't he register as a lobbyist? >> tom llamas with us here on the set tonight. tom, thank you. >>> also developing at this hour, the high school chemical explosion, injuring more than a dozen students and a teacher. the high school evacuated after a science e peexment gone wrong, igniting a chemical fire. victims were rushed to the hospital, and here's abc'

is acces>>speaker: thank you, . have you had a chance to read the ctc report that came out in 2017 and familiar with what is going on here? >>speaker: i have read exerts of the report. >> fair enough.

there will be an agreement that parliament in the uk, and they will acce pt parliament in the uk, andwant to go back to what david said. it is true that we can't predict an election four years down. but picking up on that, what we can say is that there was a clear sign that the people of this country have no faith in the two main parties, there is no momentum of leadership carrying the people forward, that you have two incredibly unappealing alternatives. you've got the disarray of theresa may, the righteous, wilful blindness of jeremy corbyn. people don't like either. i get the sense that the minor gains of the liberal democrats suggest that there is a yearling for a third way. the liberal democrats seppi aren't able to get attraction to offer that alternative. and still paying the price of a coalition, being ina paying the price of a coalition, being in a coalition with the conservatives? probably, that's right. i think both parties have a problem. ultimately, the problem becomes the nation's problem. analisa, you might see cracks, what is your reading of the state of britain today

there be someone in the roth family was growing up at that level, it would have made it much easier to acce. it's a love story reflecting a more modern british society. colleen harris, bbc news. whether time, here's been rich. but for most, we are ending the day with sunny skies, those sunny skies translate into clear skies overnight, allowing at to turn quite chilly. towns and cities down 3—lid, the countryside can get close to freezing, so there'll be a touch of frost here and there. we'll see some extra clout in the far east, and also into northern ireland further into the night. these two areas of cloud will try to close him across the country during tomorrow, so quite grey and cool around the coast for east anglia and the southeast. another cloud into northern ireland and scotland, producing the odd splash of rain. but in between, sundays and spells of sunshine. after a chilly start, temperatures will measure up nicely on a 1920 degrees. temperatures get up to 23 degrees, dry through the week with some sunshine, a bit cooler for the middle parts of the week. former labour cabinet minis

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is acces>>speaker: thank you, . have you had a chance to read the ctc report that came out in 2017 and familiar with what is going on here? >>speaker: i have read exerts of the report. >> fair enough. what are your thoughts around the cost estimates for this 3p project? >>speaker: i think i have great respect for ctc and work they have done. we had a number of conversations with them when we were doing our work and i know they did much more detailed analysis of factors that i mentioned like the actually state of utility poles and what it takes to access them and put more devices on them. i should add on that, i think it's about 45% of the network would actually be on poles and wired instead of underground wires, so significant piece of the network and if there is a cost differential that they identified associated with the poles, it has substantial impact. >> so what i'm interested in is precedent, exposure, and risk. what are we dealing with here? >>speaker: i think it's been stated already today there is no city t

these are code words fr of acce. let's call it what it is. we don't know the extent of it. my guess is remember that bob mueller talked to at&t about this in november 2017. >> six months ago. >> we're in may 2018. my guess is bob mueller, in those intervening six months, has found out a lot more than we currently know. will we eventually know? yes. but remember, bob mueller knows a lot more about this. >> he knows a lot more about this. and he's the swiss-based pharmaceutical, so if he wanted more, he should have registered as a foreign agent. >> sometimes i see them described as a quote, unquote shell company. if he was providing labels of quality, they do this all the time, set up an entity as a result of tax services. if he wasn't paying, there would be an extent of that. >>> the white house chief of staff says they don't integrate well and they don't have skills. more on the chief of staff's very, very controversial labeling of undocumented immigrants to the united states. >>> plus, iran vows to restart nuke enrichment in the wake of president trump withdrawing from the

acc verizon? >> we'll let kevin speak to that since he selected the pole. but there was an alternative raised by the same appellant at the protest hearing, and we specifically responded to that one, and it was the northeast corner of locust and clay. i think he's now proposing the southwest corner of locust and clay, and i will let kevin respond to that. >> thank you. >> hi there. kevin boyer with modus. so we were initially targeting the pole at the southwest corner of clay and locust street, and we want trying to see if there was enough room to run our conduit and fiber, and we wouldn't have enough room to run the fiber and power through the existing conduit, which means we've got to trench and replace that copied bnduit thr the whole entire block on the south side. so initially that one was killed as a candidate, and that one, they're suggesting as the tree issues. tree gets in the way of the antenna, is degrades the signal, so that means we'd probably need to add another site to fix the capacity. i'm assuming we can't conduit proof -- didn't conduit tha

which for us is part of our big ten/acc challenge.nd, you know, i presented to the guys as, you know, we had our goals that year, and it wouldn't impact any of the goals because it was a non-league game which doesn't affect the league. it's not in the ncaa tournament, so it doesn't hurt our record in any way because it's more like a forfeit type of thing than it is a loss. so it's something that i wanted to do. it was a nationally televised game on espn or espn2 at eight or something like that. it definitely caught a lot of attention, a lot of eyes. our whole team wasn't on board with it, so i made the decision, obviously, the whole team's not there, we wouldn't do it. i'm sure that talk has happened in other locker rooms, and i think that'll happen until there's either one player or one team that finally has had enough and is going to make that change. >> i'm just curious, how many plain players did you have onboard who were ready to do it? >> i started off in our team group chat. everyone was doing whatever they were doing during th

as we go through my acc seven-day forecast, only 60 with increasing sunshine at noon. that sunshine tempered by the breezes. mid 60s at 4:00. this evening outdoor activities in the mid to upper 50s. check of the morning commute as i bet you do, too. here is sue. >> we're taking a look at slow-and-go traffic. better news on westbound highway 4. we had two separate accidents. the second one has been cleared, the earlier one about a half hour ago. unfortunately the damage is done. you're looking at about 1:05 to get westbound from antioch into concord. hopefully that will be dissipating shortly. just a reminder, abc 7, we've got the coverage of your warriors game tonight. there's also an a'same this afternoon. there will be a shift in fans. be prepared for slow traffic on 880 past the coliseum today. >> hopefully all those fans will be very happy today. >>> now we're turn to something that is just awful. it has happened again. a family finds out their loved one was found dead in a stairwell at sf general hospital. >> this time it was ruby lee anderson, a patient with deme

the weapons in his father's safe, none of them to slaughter 17 people in six minutes and that just acce talking about. if you're going to take my guns -- >> i know that you -- i'm sorry. with the skype, it messes us up a little bit with our audio and i apologize for that. the ar-15 specifically, i know, it's customizable and it's reliable and accurate and one of the reasons people like it so much. the thing is it has been used in the parkland shooting in las vegas and the pulse nightclub shooting in sandy hook. so why do you believe -- i know that you use it specifically for your hog hunting, hunting trips that people come to take, but do you really think, based on how it has been used in these mass shootings that it should be so readily available and why does that kind of gun need to be readily available? other than hunting, why would anybody need a gun like that? >> first of all, it's great for hunting. if anyone who says that it's not used for hunting, again, they are not a friend of google. pull their phone out and google hunting with ar-15s and a couple of very big issues will come

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we're still living in the warped realities that come out of pretending that we're acc wioka race in this kwhucountry when w not. i think roseanne barr has been given a license especially by a president who plays with that. donald trump has weaponized it in a way that has political and economic advantages to him with the we saw in new york how woe treat people who would come to his properties. i think there's a lot here to unpack and i appreciate the moment. and i think we all should, not in some fan glorious way, but as a real opportunity to peel back what's a very, very rotten fruit. >> sophia, do you agree with michael that this is as valerie talked about last night on our program that this is a teachable moment or no? >> i always agree with michael first and foremost. so, on a serious note, you know, i wrote about this in my piece today in the is a teachable moment and we are seeing, i think, something we've never seen before, right? a abc moved swiftly to shut roseanne down. maybe 20 or 30 years ago she would have been maybe suspended, maybe they would have fired her and left the sho

if you can get acc a community, you're bringing tarps. >> sullivan: why could the u.s. government not that done here in puerto rico in the s unittes of america? >> i do not know. according to people who were working on the ground the whole time, they said, quote unquote,i the whole tarpthing is a "mystery." a >> sullivan: mystery. >> a mystery. why they couldn't distribute tarps, i do t know. >> sullivan: that was a mystery we were trying to unravel. why was a such a basic staple of emergency response like tarps not readily available on theis nd? we got our hands on internal fema documents and communations. they showed that when ria hit, key emergency supplies were dangerously low or not available at all. t and as forarps, fema had less than 12,000. w >> sullivae you satisfied, as the person in charge of this t puerto rico, that you h tarps that you needed? >> i'm never satisfied, okay? i never look at it as one single piece. >> sullivan: did you have a problem getting tarps? >> we had problems getting everything. when you have to ship it, when you have to add seven days or sometimes

could prevent it on the house floor, bdut it wo be unprecedented to have a federal offiusal who wasn't accbribery, the usual impeachment proceedings for a judge or something like that, for a document fight to lead to impeachment. it would be to say the least historic. >> woodruff: bob costa, "washington week"e and " washington post." so much to follow. thank you very much. >> thank ou. >> woodruff: a may 12 deadline looms for president trump: he must decide whether to maintain a suspension of crippng sanctions lifted on iran as part of the 2015 iran nuclear deal. if they are put back in place, that would be a violation of tha greement, which froze iran's program. omonday, one of the deal's harshest critics, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, edllhat documents, stolen by israel from tehran, show iran retai restarting its program. so wh from the deadline?ays ffoor answers we turn ter energy secretary ernest moniz; he american negotiating team that struck the deal. he is now c.e.o. of the nuclear that initiative. ernest moniz, welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> woodruff: so you'

acceptance from community college, a letter of acceptance from a branch of the armed anrces or a letter of acce from a trade school. that will give you and us the confidence that you have a plan for the future. you're not just dropping off the cliff on high school graduation day. >> sreenivasan: is that the responsibility of the city of chicago? >> it's a responsibility to the kids of the city of chicago, yes. >> sreenivasan: north-grand senior joshua zayas was accepted at eight schools. neither his parents nor his older brothers went to college. >> their high school didn't really push them to excel to the next level.ke here, t's a requirement. >> sreenivasan: but zayas has reasons beyond the districts expectations. last year, his 19-ye-old brother, who he says took the wrong path, was shot and killed. >> seeing where he dropped out, how his life went, that was something that actually motivated me. i honestly don't want to struggle like that, that's my deal, i just don't want to i struggle. nt to have my career and i'm set, happy, home and everythinge from. >> sreenivasan: should the city be wo

i acc seld in finding and acquiring secret information that i obtained in brush pass, dead drops, or in meetings in dusty allies of third world capitals. i recall very well my first meeting with a foreign agent. it was on a dark, moonless night with an agent i had never met before. when i picked him up, he passed me the intelligence and i passed him an extra $500 for the men he led. it was the beginning of an adventure i had only dreamed of. the men who ran cia in those days leaned forward in giving me the right opportunities to succeed or fail. when a very tough, old school leader announced that i was his pick to be chief of station in a small but important frontier post, a few competitors complained to me directly. why would they send you? i owe that leader much for believing in me at a time when few women were given these opportunities. while i could have done without some of the long nights sleeping on the floor of my station, i was proud of the work we did there. including the successful capture of two major terrorists in the wake of the africa embassy bombings, a counterprolife

and basketball.and is controlled within five conferences.the so-called palestine which is the sec, acc, pac-12, big 12 and big ten. if you can get up there it is on the intercollegiate athletics. in 2005 two 2015, the combined revenues of those increased by 266 percent. it is important to know that some of these are seen more benefits from colleges such as through limited deals that they now provide from the student athlete assistance fund and there is no additional value of a college scholarship what is called cost of attendance siphons. we also know ethics has more value than was a lot to receive. translate ea sports publicly said that the ncaa rules alerted then they would allow cosplayers have the names in video games and pay them for it. it is why a notre dame women's basketball player thanks to a waiver from the ncaa just appeared on dancing with the stars thanks to her newfound popularity from some game-winning shot at the final four. it is also why we continue to seek year after year, a lot of stories about football and basketball players getting paid under the table. what if a

used to writing for tough negotiations and if they want to meet we'll be rtd and if they don't that's acc too. we'll continue with the campaign of maximum pressure if that's the case. but like i just said, if they want to meet the president will certainly be ready and we willing be prepared but if not that's okay. >> it certainly didn't seem expected here at the pentagon. they didn't know it was coming at the state department. they also seem caught off guard. everyone you talk to in this building said that that campaign is having an effect and forced kim jong-un into the negotiating table. the question is if he walks from that table, what does it is a about the strength of the sanctions and is the pentagon and state department going to have to go back to the u.n. to go for another round of sanctions? >> guys. >> thank you, my friend. back with me national security an left jeremy bash, former chief staff at the cia and dod. we're also joined by evelyn farcus, and former nato editor, evelyn, to you first. the white house is saying we expected kim jong-un to sort of revert to this whiplash r

reclaimed our capacity to have conversations, to talk to each other about our lives than no longer acceout our lives than no longer accept about what we should talk about and think and believe when it comes to issues around sex and sexuality. for a very very long time and that was dominated by dogma. we have thrown it off. we have had conversations about life and how challenging and difficult and joyous and damn tough life can be at times. guess what we discovered, or we found a way to say our huge yes it to his eyelids that wants to wrap people in a bucket of compassion and ca re people in a bucket of compassion and care at a moment of crisis. they use that phrase because that's the phrase that so many women who have told their stories about travelling told their stories about travelling to liverpool hospitals have told about their experience. we want to wrap out about their experience. we want to wrap our own about their experience. we want to wrap our own people and girls in blankets of compassion and care in moments of crisis. whenever the crisis might be and that's what the key out

police responded to complaints by neighbors of people blocking acces to the trail.cene officers found 44-year-old daniel lynch and 40-year-old wendy laino. the duo was arrested on suspicion of possessing more than 21 ounces of meth...and were both booked in sonoma county jail. lawrence karnow: other than a few passing clouds today it was mostly sunny and warmer. showers continue with a weak area of low pressure in the northwest but it's dry in california. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building toward the bay area. at the same time a low pressure area is diving to the south. because of this the winds will be gusty and turn offshore for the next couple of days. temperatures will warm and be nice even near the coast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and 70s near the coast, 70s around the bay, and 80s inland. a wind advisory goes into effect on friday night into saturday morning. winds over the mountains could gust as highs as 55 mph. it will be breezy for the rest of the bay area on saturday. temperatures will cool some on mother's day but it will b

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