this is already backing you up into albany, so just stick with said pavel avenue as your alternate don'tther using the lower east shore freeway now before that the richmond panel hercules side is spy in the upper a it is sure wide open but then you get down to the albany side and you're just sitting in traffic all the way through berkeley and murrysville so 15 minutes and growing from crockett to the maze, no estimated time of clearing once again a person was struck by a vehicle. shortly after 4 o'clock this morning and they are still blocking all lanes for the investigation keep in mind that so many people are stuck on the shore freeway. they have not made it to the bay bridge toll plaza when they do we will see a heavy back up right now it's wide open. so clear if you're not coming in from the east shore freeway, maybe west oakland, maybe 5 80 or the nimitz you're going to be fine or even from 24 some 10 minutes off to fremont street, here's the san mateo bridge, not bad at all crowded, but not bad 12 minutes to the peninsula. and the rest of the bay area doing fine with no other probl

the people of new york returned him to albany for a second term by the largest majority in the statetory. to a large degree, his ministry to success has been due to his ability to surround himself with capable advisers and to rely on teamwork and full give-and-take in solving the state's problems. i think we generally agreed on what the facts are and what the program ought to be. what i propose is this. ♪ >> the governor of the empire state has also shown that he can work successfully with the legislative body. during his six years in the state capital, this teamwork has produced many sound and forward-looking loss. -- providing god bless centers, personal health, and housing for more than 60,000 persons. tom dooley has earned the respect of both labor and management and has helped establish a climate for industrial relations that has brought new york one of the lowest strike records of any industrial state. at cornell university, a state school of labor and industrial relations has been established. the first such school in the country. of public health, governor dewey and the legis

candidatee tammany and continued his crime smashing record and was on the roles of the governor's in albanyough it was in new york that dewey rose to fame, he is the product of a small town in the midwest, having born in a general store in michigan in 1902. he was the only child of george martin dewey, leader and the publisher of the local newspaper. residents like to point to the school where young tom got his education before going on to get his degree at the university of michigan. in a nearby church which the dewey family attended quickly, tom was a member of the choir. neighborhood where he grew up, his mother lives today, and like all mothers is proud of her son and his achievements. you must be proud of tom. >> i think everyone is happy that his success. he was always a worker. when he worked, he worked hard. when he played come he played hard. i do know he has the best interests of our country at heart. ♪ >> today he is governor of the most populous state in the union, tom dewey cherishes the moment he can relax on his farm in new york and live the simple family life so many america

is is you went into albany? you have a whole list of offices from the mayor, they all list their salaries. he says this is unprecedented. he is overwhelmed by the celebration of labor, of work. people want to know, one of the big social logical questions is, how come we never had a labor party? people in the north, work was so celebrated that even the professionals like edward everett has to say he wants to run for office. he wants to say i have a law office and i work just as hard as you do. he has to celebrate what he does as labor. and somehow if the whole society is laboring, then where is the labour party? it is only because in england you had a proletariat. the aristocracy was celebrated. the celebration of leisure is an aristocratic element. you have seen downton abbey. [ laughter ] your member maggie smith? this is into the 20th century and she is still living in the 19th century and she does not understand why her new grandson in law, who has inherited the estate, wants to keep his job. he can't do that

bank in albany will pay you $100 in gold and silver.you don't want to go to albany to get it so you might discount it. that's the kind of business you had to deal with. they had books. merchants had books where they would open up and say, oh, albany, that's not a god reputation, i'm going discount this bill or i won't take it. i mean, that's the way it operated. it was a very difficult business for retail men to operate. but the planters in the south don't have that problem because they're dealing with england and they -- no english -- no english merchant is going to accept any paper. he's got to have gold and silver or else a bill of credit. he's got to have something more substantial than -- but for internal trade, trade between, say, york, pennsylvania, and philadelphia, paper money was perfect and it really fed the economy. anyway, that's getting beyond the -- >> one more question. >> okay. >> then we'll have -- >> again, i want to express my thanks to you for coming. i kind of wanted to riff off of your, the idea of the e epistomol

so she went up to albany, ready to fight. she worked to create a commission investigating factory conditions and then serve as leadinvestigator . remember, this was years before women could even vote let alone hold major roles in government . but francis had a plan. she and her fellow activists fought for fire safety. and so the next time you do a fire drill at school or at work, you see a plainly marked fire exit, and of francis and the triangle women because they are the reason the law has changed but they didn't stop with fire safety. with francis working the system from the inside, and women workers organized and applied pressure from the outside, they rewrote new york states labor laws from top to bottom to protect workers. [applause] now, over time francis perkins become the state's leading experts on working conditions and later when franklin roosevelt was elected governor, he appointed her to have his labor department in albany and at four years after that, in the depths of the great depression, when roosevelt became

so she went up to albany ready to fight.ked to create a commission investigating factory conditions and then she served as its lead investigator. everybody remember, this was years before women could even vote, let alone hold major roles in government. but frances had a plan. [cheers and applause] she and her fellow activists fought for fire safety. so the next time you do a fire drill at school or at work, you see a plainly marked fire exit, think of frances and the triangle lens because they're the region that they didn't change. they didn't stop with fire safety. with frances working from the inside and the women workers applying pressure from the outside, they rewrote new york state's labor laws from top to bottom, to protect workers. now, over time, frances perkens became the state's leading expert on working conditions and later, when franklin roosevelt was elected governor, he appointed her to head the labor department in albany and four years after that, in the depths of the great depression when roosevelt became pre

say albany, that is not a good reputation. i'm going to discount this bill tomorrow want to take it. that is the way it operated. there is a very different business for a retail mentor to operate. the plant -- in the present, the cell phone had that problem. english merchant is going to accept any paper. his going that she has got to have gold, silver, or a bill of credit. he has got to have something more substantial. for internal trade, trade between york pennsylvania command philadelphia, paper money was perfect. it fed the economy. anyway, that is getting beyond the -- >> one more question. >> i want to express my thanks to express my thanks you for coming. i wanted to risk off of the idea crisise epistemological -- i was wondering your theory, or theories on the source of that crisis? >> what crisis is this? >> the epistemological crisis. >> how do you know anything? theories of knowledge. know? you trust what you physician -- someone you trust says vaccinations are good, but if you come to doubt this authority, you do no

. ♪ ♪ tonight, the band is playing for people-out crowd of 50 in albany, new york.he lead singer, and band's principal lyricist. >> it's a purposeful journey we're going on. >> reporter: what is the-- the purpose? >> to start a copuersation, i think. i think any good art startson conversatiit doesn't end it. >> reporter: the conversation ales is looking to start complicated one. but at its core, they are asking the audience-- partilarly the men in the crowd-- to reconsider how they they treat women, and how they treat themselves. >> if u share your feelings, your load gets lighter, and you will have a tter outcome. >> reporter: throughout their performance, talbot takes aim a whates as the traps of masculinity-- how boys are taught to be tough and told to swallow their emotions. ♪ man up, sit down chin up, pipe down ♪ socks up, don't cry drink up, just lie ♪ a reporter: were these the kind of words you heaa young kid growing up in england?no >> yeah, you just pull your socks up, don't cry. all that stuff is completely norm and normalized. i was definitely part of th

so we have a crash wrapping up in the east shore freeway right here on the albany side, 80 west nearivity may be one lane still blocked, but it was already solid from hercules leaving highway 4 through the scene and that pretty much continues all the way down through berkeley reveal so it was already slow but no the crash is not helping the usual drive times for 4 west and also southbound 6.80 and then if you're traveling through the south bay 85, you know, that's always a tough commute. 51 minutes for north 85 san jose to mountain view james r robin thank you. >>20 is the time california lawmakers are one step closer to capping read increases across the state. the state senate approved a measure that same to tackling the housing affordability problem. this measure as i mention would cap rent increases for the next 15 years it would also require landlords to prove just cause before evicting a tenant republicans opposed the bill arguing that it discourages housing development and it hurts smaller landlords. >>ab 1482 also create major housing market instability, which will only perpet

affected berkeley, albany, el cerrito, impacted aa in northern part of the city. >>> san francisco giantsfter 13 years with the team. sent off in style following today's game against the dodgers. tenure with the giants included three world series championships in 2010, '12 and '14. >>> developing news, president trump's supporters are coming to his defense as he faces democrats impeachment inquiry. house speaker nancy pelosi is explaining why she moved forward with the decision and attorneys for whistleblower say they fear for client's life. >> reporter: rudy giuliani defending his boss sunday as president trump's personal attorney suggesting he will only cooperate with the congressional inquiry if the president said he can. >> would you cooperate with the committee? >> not adam schiff. a neutral person, democrat who hasn't expressed opinion yet. i said i will consider it. >> reporter: but democrats say the investigation into whether the president abused his power by asking a foreign government to investigate a political opponent is making progress. number of factors led her to make forwa

this is when you fly from by the end to albany or one of africa's most polarizing leaders robots my god there has died at the age of 95 to some d. former president of zimbabwe was a freedom fighter others a brutal dictator will look at his complex legacy and oscar help people in zimbabwe are likely to remember him also coming up. the death toll from hurricane dorian in the bahamas will be staggering the country warns the search and rescue.

it is westbound 80 and the traffic is backing off from the albany hills.f the maze has been cleared. again we have a pretty severe backup here on 80 if you're coming in, give yourself plenty of extra time. hopefully this accident will be clear. it is lighter than usual volume eyes. we do have some slow traffic on 580 heading west to the 205 interchange. the rest of these commutes are doing pretty well. you can see highway four and 680 are off to a good start. interstate 880 in oakland looks pretty good. at the bay bridge there is a backup . >>> let's talk with steve on today's forecast. >> a big cooldown on thursday lata 70s and 80s what had been a hot stretch it looks like it's about to change you. a much cooler pattern the next 3 to 5 days. today will be slightly warmer not very much but a couple degrees with the monsoonal moisture. low clouds, more fog and windy and cooler. back in town saturday afternoon and evening. next tuesday, looks unseasonably cool. not expecting any rain yet. , morgan hill, 70's. also stinson beach in santa cruz and san francisc

foreign currency and make transfers abroad concerns of argentina's ability to meet its dollars in albany that debt obligations last month prompted rating agencies fitch and standard import to downgrade the country's sovereign debt rating. now when oil spills at sea the cleanup usually involves oil booms floating barriers intended to contain the slick from spreading of course that doesn't always work especially in high seas now researchers have come up with a new idea. the sinking of the freighter ground america after cut far off the atlantic coast of france in march was an environmental disaster heavy oil leaked and due to bad weather it was only possible to contain part of the kilometer long slick. following accidents like this hold her own but how and from trace and technical university and his team decided to look for ways to make oil spills harmless. so-called oil booms only work during good weather during rough seas the oil splashes over the booms. as i made toward and think we've developed a method to absorb oil and in the oil binders can be deployed by plane or helicopter even in

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the but this is the don't you news live from the end to albany or one of africa's most photo rising leaders robots look out there has died at the age of 95 to some d. former president of zimbabwe was a freedom fighter but others a brutal dictator will look at his complex legacy and ask help people in zimbabwe are likely to remember him also coming up. the death toll from hurricane dorian in the bahamas will be staggering the country warns the search and rescue efforts gathers pace hundreds possibly thousands of people and missing with tens of thousands more in desperate need of aid. the air. time head of the humphrey glad you could join me zimbabwe's a former president robert mugabe has died at the age of 95 mugabe was zimbabwe's 1st post independence leader and held on to power for nearly 4 decades he ruled with an iron fist crushing dissent and presiding over multiple economic crises and hyperinflation mcgarvey was funny ousted by his own military 2 years ago. and zimbabweans celebrated then but today the current president amisom and god were declared mugabe a national hero the country he

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georgia and they were marching and they could have learned from albany georgia, not to be as broad and what their marching for and what their expectations were. and they had been organizing with adults but by april they were able to mobilize enough adults any longer they turned to children. so for me the whole heinspiration of this book was the children's because as a child, watching it on television every night, and having my dad go down to birmingham, became , i wanted to march the children, i wanted to join the movement in a more nsubstantial way, not just the thought of isolated in stamford connecticut so my dad found a way to bring us into the civil rights movement that chairman fort patterson, back then it was the boxers that would go down and travel with my dad. it wasn't the baseball players. they need people to bring visibility to the movement t board was one of the

so instead of making changes in their factories, what they did is they went to albany and they made bigampaign contributions. and they greased the wheels of government so that nothing happened. that's what happens when the rich and the powerful capture our government. but it's a story about power in the other direction as well. after that fire, the women got organized, and they said, "we're going to keep rallying. we're going to keep protesting. they're going to the push from the outside." but francis perkins who happened to be visiting, saw the fire, saw the women who jumped to their deaths, she said, "i'm going to be on the other side. i'm going to be in government, and i'm going to landlord the fight from there." and this is what happened. over time-- she goes to albany in 1911 when women don't even have the vote, and she heads up a commission that investigates. they talk about fire safety, get changes. then moved to rewriting the labor laws. the great depression hits. franklin roosevelt takes her to washington. she becomes the first woman to serve in the cabinet of a president of th

. >> a five-year-old boy in albany is battling cancer. his family is desperate a bone marrow donor.ne barrow transplant. the likelihood of a match is based on ethnicity. african-americans only have about a 23% chance to find a donor. >> i'm crushed that our community has been so reluctant to share their dna. >> as a parent, how do we accept these as facts for our black and brown kids? >> the hamilton aren't giving up. they've partnered with be the match and hosting a noon event tomorrow. find more information on our website abc7news.com. >> hope they can find a match. the wheel mobile rolled in to the bay area today. >> we were there as folks tried out for america's game in roanoke park. >> ok, thank you. >> reporter: the crowd was pumped. some have been here before. previous winner eric had this advice for hopefuls. >> you've got to be loud and boys stay with us and stand out and be as smart, smart wheel watcher and a smart puzzle solver. >> good luck to you. >> many dreams what they would do if they were the next big winner, landing on the million dollars prize. >> i would probabl

>>a dire message from albany. mayor rochelle may send people will suffer we think that lives will be lost tonight said she says sutter health doesn't budge from its plans to close the alta bates hospital in berkeley and its emergency room in 2030. mason says people would be forced to travel further for emergency care at hospitals in walnut creek. martinez richmond or oakland right now we're looking at this area becoming a kind of hospital desert at the same time that it's supposed to become. >>more dance center health announced the planned closure in 2016 alluding to a state mandate for hospitals to meet seismic standards. >>stating it will close the hospital then expand its emergen services at all to beat medical center in oakland, rather than retrofit the current ashby campus or rebuild on the same property because any sort of demolition project would be disruptive to patients and neighbors. late last year u c berkeley study found losing the hospital would result in longer wait times at nearby emergency rooms an

in the east bay. 35,000 customers in berkeley, albany, richmond, oakland, and san pablo was impacted so was bart. downtown station was closed because it was in the dark. power was fully restored at 11:00 a.m. this morning. another power outage in san francisco, you are looking at the pg&e power outage. it affected about 2,000 customers. power was restored about three hours later. pg&e will only say equipment failure caused both outages, but would not give any details. >>> a man died in a shooting in parking lot of the petaluma premium outlets. it all happened at about 8:00 p.m. last night. several reports of gunshots and a car crash. when officers arrived, they found a man inside a car had been shot. our media partner mercury news reports some employees and shoppers at the outlets weren't able to get back to their cars for at least six hours as police investigated. >>> over in the east bay, a large interfaith group gathered to fight islam a phobia. abc 7 news was in plen anton where muslims heard from peace activist steve slow com. today he addressed this. >> there is an ignorance. s

albany tomorrow, partly cloudy, 74, sunshine increases, but temperatures decrease on thursday. cloudier day for all of us tomorrow. small chance of that dry lightning tomorrow afternoon. the last time we will see highs around 90 inland for the next several days. santa rosa 86. promote 81. mountain value and oakland -- cooling down thursday, friday and saturday. by saturday, we barely hit the upper 70s to low 80s inland. we'll warm back up to average early next week. pleasant weekend, pleasantly cool and the small chance of dry lightning tomorrow. owdownould be a game without two starting quarterbacks. we're going to show you why. >> and tiger and serena. the familiar pose after serena's latest accomplishment in new york. >>> stanford travels down to sc this weekend. both teams with uncertainty at quarterback. trojan starter jt daniels suffered a torn acl and costello dealing with a concussion. costello was knocked out after taking a forearm to the head after this play on saturday. his status will be determined later this week. brown was called for unnecessary roughness, but dav

betsy skyler in albany at her dad's beautiful mansion, a beautiful brick mansion like this one. seven months later, hamilton finally gets what he always wanted, a field command. washington's orders. the light companies of the first and second regiments of new york will form a battalion under command of latour net corn -- lieutenant colonel hamilton. after the formation, though tenet colonel hamilton will join the core under the orders of colonel scammell. he is so happy. there will be four light infantry commanders we need to acquaint ourselves with. we know what alexander hamilton looks like. he works with the affirmation john laurens in this beautiful jeweled frame in the left. in the center is an illustration and on thehamel, right is ebenezer huntington, whose house we own. the complication here is that alexander scammell, in the middle, is the highest ranking officer killed during the siege. he is unfortunately killed in a surprise attack. he is shot in the back, winds up dying in williamsburg, and rights to ebenezer huntington to take over the light infantry or regimen. th

she's 30 years old she goes to albany remember, women can't even vote. >> she couldn't vote at the time she could not vote. she shows up and she leads the fight from the inside. she gets appointed to a commission, they change the rules around fire. but that's not enough. she goes from fire safety to the labor laws, and new york state rewrites its labor laws top to bottom roosevelt becomes governor, then roosevelt becomes president. when roosevelt is president, he brings frances perkins to be the first woman to be a cabinet secretary. she's secretary of labor and here's how you see it. one very persistent woman backed up by millions of people and what do they get done? social security, the minimum wage, unemployment insurance, the end of child labor, the very existence of the weekend, the right to join a union. it was a transformative moment that took two things, the fight from the outside and the fight from the inside, the leadership from the inside. we had that opportunity now. and too many people say it's just too hard, we can't do it. but think of it this way here in america, we've e

so expect to see some crowding here 80 west from albany through berkeley down to emeryville we're holding at 20 minutes and that's pretty good from crockett down to the maze at least it wasn't one of those incident that just lingered for hours and hours but the folks that you see here at the bay bridge toll plaza they are late because they were stuck behind the crash stuck in the backup on the e sure they're just now making it up to the bay bridge toll plaza so a full wait for the cash payers and fast trackers 13 minutes and growing off to fremont street. we'll take a peek at more purchase and more slow downs coming up in a bit. meanwhile, let's check >>what john tribal well, robin plenty of low clouds and fog hanging out across the bay this morning, this is above all of it though from the sutro tower cam showing a nice sunrise in the distance about those a puffy clouds pushing in on over the bay resulting in low visibility at times for areas like san francisco on the coastline most of us though are going to be seeing some skies clearing out even sooner than they did for the day yesterday

so through richmond in albany in berkeley emeryville and even down to oakland, it's going to be wided at all when you put it all together. here's a look at the bay bridge traffic, it's stacked up from the maze it's been fairly quiet. so cash payers and fast trackers yes, there's a backup, but no major issues for now into san francisco, a growing back at the richmond center fell this is going to be busy trip to the toll plaza, the bridge itself and across the span looks pretty good. so 12 minutes to make it out to highway one oh one. we're checking one on one for people leaving san martine in morgan hill it's going to be slow right between san martine avenue and the cochrane exit and morgan hill so we're putting that at 17 minutes. that's just to make it to 85 in san jose that's normal and i'll give you one more we have a crash north 85 at winchester so it's slow and stretches from one oh one to 17. that's putting you at 30 minutes for north 85 from san jose to mountain view. but that crash still in your way john. well robin skies very much so on the cloudy side for most of the bay ar

my mother was a teacher for a while and an administrator in the government, in albany.o i kind of come from the middle bourgeoisie, people who are not very well connected or in anyway, i think, privileged, so i regard myself, almost, as kind of a working class girl, certainly as a yeoman class girl. i attended the public schools in troy, new york. i went to college at yale college, in the early 1970's, which was when yale was just beginning to accept women. i majored in biophysics and biochemistry. i then went to oxford on a marshall scholarship to study philosophy, which i gotten very interested in. i attended harvard medical school. i did a year of harvard law school and actually, really, law seemed very attractive to me, so i decided to continue to pursue law. i ended up at the justice department under the reagan and bush administration, in an office called the office of the solicitor general, which handles all the united states business before the supreme court of the united states, a very exciting place to be, a really wonderful shop in the justice department. i, t

normal means cooler weather cause the on shore flow gets stronger. 74 tomorrow in albany. 70 with sunshine on thursday. cloudier for all of us tomorrow. small chance of that dry lightning in the mountains tomorrow afternoon. below average highs for the upcoming weekend. we will be cooling down. last day of 90 degrees or hotter in con cords for a while. redwood city 84. dublin tomorrow 87. pittsburgh 89 degrees. 92 in clear lake. we cool down even with gaining sunshine thursday and friday. the weekend, for september kind of cool. 60s near the bay and the only low 80s inland. we are -- cooling down for our second weekend of september. >> not too bad. >> good deal. >>> today was the grand ribbon cutting at the new chase center in san francisco but don't forget about the warriors finally today was the official ribbon cutting at san francisco's new chase center. >> the $1.4 million arena is ready for its first event friday. today it was all about the vips getting a look at the culmination of the 7 year project and a big piece of the china base and mission base transformation. >> across the bay

places likeng albany, new york, santa fe, seattle, having conversations with law enforcement about waterways we can shift resources to build communities, as opposing to filling our jails and prisons. joining us from new york, our guest. we want to open up our phone lines to you to hear your thoughts on the legacy of the war on drugs. it sounded like a cut you off midsentence. you were talking about national issues. finisher thought. out was aas pointing few places that have taken on the idea that we should be from criminal justice resources and focusing more on behavioral health and what people actually need. harmtreatment is based on -- harm reduction principles. we know it works. we know what has worked. we need mode -- more people to the response will be crucial to giving people the resources they need to make happier choices. >> it's the opioid epidemic now. the latest out of the white house with a headline from washington times, trumped those out more than $2 billion for the opioid fight. what was your response to the action by the administration yesterday? >> one of the things we have

it's only 14 minutes right now to head from crockett return albany, berkeley emeryville the down to oakland, 24 looks good too wanted creek a renda through the caldecott and that's wide open. i don't see the trouble spots for 5.80 west and then minute so far in pretty good shape to 10 minutes from san leandro to downtown oakland. when you reaction from officials in san francisco. after president trump tweeted the city over the homeless crisis. so the president claims that use drug needles are flowing into the pacific ocean by way of san francisco storm drains and sewer systems so he warned the epa will be giving san francisco, a notice violation city officials disagree with the president. >>we're very proud of a system that does a great job, separating outsell its organic or otherwise, including needles and and there are multiple lines of defense before we reach the day and yours. >>how about starting with a 1000 section 8 vouchers to like it. >>well the san francisco, public utilities commission. they say that they are open to the idea of working with the city to collaborate with the epa.

normal means cooler weather cause the on shore flow gets stronger. 74 tomorrow in albany. 70 with sunshine. cloudier for all of us tomorrow. small chance of that dry lightning in the mountains tomorrow afternoon. below average highs for the upcoming weekend. we will be cooling down. last day of 90 degrees or hotter in con cords for a while. redwood city 84. dublin tomorrow 87. pittsburgh 89 degrees. 92 in clear lake. we cool down even with gaining sunshine thursday and friday. the weekend, for september kind of cool. 60s near the bay and the only low 80s inland. we are -- cooling down for our second weekend of september. >> not too bad. >> good deal. >>> today was the grand ribbon cutting at the new chase center in san francisco but don't forget about the warriors old digs. what you can expect at the newly named oakland arena. alright, so this is how it's gonna go down. you are gonna say: you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! and you even get this. mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five everybody. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance

>>albany mayor rochelle mason is among several elected east bay leaders on a task force spearheaded by berkeley's mayor exploring alternatives to the plan 2030 closure of center helps cultivate hospital in berkeley mayor pardew okamoto of also >>is she herself is a nurse at all to bateson is well aware of the problem it is extremely concerned. the mayor tom but has concerns about the people of richmond in a statement to kron 4 news center health responding in part by saying quote. >>sutter health remains committed to the east bay and has been engaging in collaborative conversations about steps forward. sutter health announced the planned closure in 2016 alluding to a state mandate for hospitals to meet seismic standards stating it will close the hospital then expand its emergency services at alta bates medical center in oakland, rather than retrofit the current ashby campus or rebuild on the same property because any sort of demolition project would be disruptive to patients and neighbors, people will suffer we think that lives will be lost late last year u c berkeley study found losin

>>a dire message from albany. mayor le will suffer we think that lives will be lost tonight said she says sutter health doesn't budge from its plans to close the alta bates hospital in berkeley and its emergency room in 2030. mason says people er for emergency care at hospitals in walnut creek. martinez richmond or oakland right now we're looking at this area becoming a kind of hospital desert at the same time that it's supposed to become. >>more dance center health announced the planned closure in 2016 alluding to a state mandate for hospitals to meet seismic standards. >>stating it will close the hospital then expand its emergency services at all to beat medical center in oakland, rather than retrofit the current ashby campus or rebuild on the same property because any sort of demolition project would be disruptive to patients and neighbors. late last year u c berkeley study found losing would result in longer wait times at nearby emergency rooms and reduced access by the elderly, poor and uninsured, all of thes

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>>a dire message from albany. mayor rochelle, mason people will suffer we think that lives will be lost tonight said she says sutter health doesn't budge from its plans to close the alta bates hospital in berkeley and its emergency room in 2030. mason says people would be forced to travel further for emergency care and hospitals in walnut creek. martinez richmond or oakland right now we're looking at this area becoming a kind of hospital desert t the same time that it's supposed to become. >>more center health announced the planned closure in 2016 alluding to a state mandate for hospitals to meet seismic standards stating it will close the hospital. >>then expand its emergency services at all to beat medical center in oakland, rather than retrofit the current ashby campus or rebuild on the same property because any sort of demolition project would be disruptive to patients and neighbors. late last year u c berkeley study found losing the hospital would result in longer wait times at nearby emergency rooms and redu

gets him into trouble he ends up in prison he goes to europe for ten years and then reappears in albany make a connection with dan sickles. then brings walt wooldridge gives him a job in the house of representatives to his old friend with this awful letter he has received so they began a stakeout in the neighborhood and the house where barton and his wife are supposed to be meeting everybody wants to talk what is going on in the house everyone agrees but also the woman wears a veil. so they try to catch these two going into the house to catch them in the act. what happens they could match a clothing description to an outfit owned by teresa. so daniel sickles will say often i was the last person to know what was happening and he tries to deny it for as long as he can then he cannot ignore the evidence any further. and then gets her to sign a confession what happened at the house for the specific purpose to carry on an affair along with the man he thought was his friend and then he has to figure out what he will do about this. so he sends for his friend butterworth who is a tammany man wh

points of disagreement between russia and the united states is there live to our correspondent in albany new york for is welcome seems once again even though people might be trying to help the u.n. just can't find any kind of agreement on how to do that. indeed the 15 member body that leads the united nations convened a meeting and at that meeting 2 resolutions were put forward now one resolution was backed by germany kuwait and belgium and that resolution was vetoed by russia and china then a joint resolution from russia and china regarding it was put forward and that resolution was also rejected vetoed by members of the security council so what was the difference between these 2 resolutions regarding the situation well both sides and both different resolutions called for a ceasefire there is universal agreement that there needs to be a cease fire in the issue of disagreement was the terrorists now the resolution put forward by russia and china specified that the syrian government had the right to continue fighting against the terrorists and anti terrorist operations should continue and

when hamilton meets gates, it is in albany. gates is not in saratoga at that point because the battle is over, he is glowing in the aftermath of the victory. and one of the challenges hamilton, of course, will encounter is, he is a 20-year-old aides born on an island. he is dealing with someone in gates who is well-established in the northern and northeastern aristocracy, who is very powerful, old enough to be his dad and is a two star general. do you think he wants to hear from a 20-year-old colonel that washington would like three brigades back? does gates have any respect for george washington, for that matter? no. not at all. so much like some of the politics that we all witness or participate in in modern times, there is politics in that time around the military. alexander hamilton's first attempts are fruitless. they are futile. he even finally decides he has -- he then finally decides he has been duped. gates says ok fine, you can have patterson's brigade. he looks at patterson's brigade and says, it is understrength. he

and in this case sorry is blaming the united arab emirates for that part of the conflict thought of albany law about you know us get our army has had to face myriad direct military attacks in violation of international law these attacks were mounted by the rotty air assets these attacks have undermined the stability of our homeland and in this way the immorality it gratian has undermined the noble goals of the coalition. now it's fair to note that an emirates representative was in the general assembly hall and rejected the foreign ministers contentions i think it's fair to say how to divvy up the efforts of the united nations and of regional mediators to try to find a way to resolve this conflict any time soon perhaps have become just a little more difficult rosalyn jordan live for us at the united nations thank you very much now in other news a series of attacks communication failures and delays but this pipe these challenges afghans came out to vote in the 4th presidential election since that taliban's downfall. the armed group did carry out their threat to disrupt the virt there were ne

albany to texas and mexico on the path of tropical side rob what's the risk let's start with the biggest which is actually going to be the least it's real funny enough this satellite picture this one hurrican inverter we've been following for a while it's skirted luckily mr bahamas is now as a category 3 going to skirt past but muta very quickly to be there i think in the next 18 hours and probably lost overnight giving yes hurricane force winds and of course the additional normal risk of pounding away the storm surge not a very deep one large rainfall risk the only saving grace is going past very quickly in hurrican to so we hopefully just see a glancing blow this thing now in texas is not even really by definition a tropical anything just to pass a depression if briefly a tropical cycle cause a bit of damage with the gale force winds but now it's risk is more 850 when it is so far this is just south of houston that's enough to give you unpleasant driving conditions but you can easily double that and then gathers a lot remember this is the areas hit by harvey aurukun harvey 32 years ago