this came from alvin mcmanus in san martin showing clouds yesterday.kari lynn showing clouds rolling by ining by. mike, you're tracking what's happening now as you head out on the roadways. >> we're getting help from alvin on the roadways. he often treats about traffic. no problems from san martin towards the south bay. we are looking at the road weather index showing green, that highlighting on the map means you will have slicker roadways and coming down toward -- well, let me talk about the dumbo in a second. southbound 101 a crash may block one lane. we'll track that. >> lets get back to waze. the dunbarton bridge which may see rain over the next half hour so just a note but if you're going from hayward toward palo alto, here are your three routes. they've chosen your time. options are available on your phone, check our team as your. option, join that on your profile. click on the magnifying class and name and select nbc bay area as wears. >>> 6:22. wild mushroom warning. coming up on today in the bay, the reason there's been a spike in mushroom poi

the minutemen and later in firehose and charlotte caffey and jane wiedlin from the go-gos and dave alvin are all contributing to this, talking about their piece of that time. - right. - right. - right. - he is the logical heir to that, you would say. - yes, yeah. i mean, that east bay punk rock scene with lookout records and all that, they took a lot from the la sound. they took a lot from the la sound. and we're pragmatic, we want to appeal to other people. a lot more people know who green day is than know about the la punk rock scene. we did the book in that way because there's all these different stories and everybody has their own truth and even though i may really support and appreciate the fact that women were equal parts in the punk rock world. - for instance. - i can appreciate that. exene and i were partners, we were equal partners. i can't tell the story from that perspective. - well, in fact not everybody has the same perspective on it. i got the opportunity to interview kim gordon some time ago. kim gordon's version of where women fit into that conversation was not necessaril

alvin and the chipmunks recorded the song for their 1990 album, "rockin' through the decades." >> it'sase of roy orbison's "mystery girl" album. roy's three sons want to package a 25th-anniversary re-release, this time with bonus tracks from the vast music library they inherited. one ballad in particular, "the way is love," has never been heard in public. alex hunts down the recording among thousands, but it's very low quality. >> [ warbling ] ♪ i'd invite the whole wide world to come back to the school ♪ >> and the brothers cannot agree on what to do next. >> i wanted to just release it like that. i like the hiss. roy by himself? you can't beat it. so, i had a little bit more of an obstacle. like, "what are we gonna add to this, or are we gonna tamper with a masterpiece?" >> "are we doing good or are we gonna put a mustache on the mona lisa here?" the thing was, "the way is love," the quality of the actual recording didn't pass the muster on its own. >> the audio is so bad, they can't even be sure what the words are. >> as we were working on it, listening to the old recording, we're a

. >> reporter: living without a bank account, alvin has his, paycheck directly deposited on to a prepaid debit card but when he went to access his money. >> i saw some out. >> reporter: someone drained his card leaving him with no way to pay rent. >> i am going to get kicked out, find a new place to live. >> reporter: he called card company and he said they told him there wasn't much they could do. >> i had no idea what to do. i have never been in a situation like this. >> reporter: credit, debit card offer protection from fraud, prepaid debit card used by 23 million americans, don't have those same protections. but that is set to change next year. >> now, a new rule from the consumer financial protection bureau will make sure prepaid card are safe to use like deb it card. >> reporter: rules would force financial institution toss investigate fraudulent claims, tied to prepaid card and money will generally be protect if the card is who, stolen, or wrongly charged. >> they extend a lot of the same coverage that you see with credit card, or with debit card. >> reporter: even though rules do

the suspect was found in the area of alvin avenue and flanagan drive. he tried to evade officers driving through a fence. officers eventually took ezekiel zamorah into custody with a juvenile who was with him when 11 crimes took place. it's believed the suspect may have targeted other stores outside san jose. >>> at least 12 people are confirmed dead after a london high rise went up in flame. nearly 80 others were hurt. jonathan vigliotti reports a recent renovation may have sealed their fate. >> reporter: the 24-story building quickly became an inferno trapping people inside. some waved clothing frantically to get attention. >> what floor are you on? seven, yeah? >> reporter: 16-year-old inez and her family escaped from the 13th floor. >> used a flashlight from the window showing the people were still at home, people screaming banging on the windows. >> reporter: witnesses watched as desperate parents tried to save their children. >> people dropped their kids. >> kids were actually thrown out of the balcony, people throwing themselves out just so they

. >> reporter: alvin is one of the millions of americans without a bank account. so his paycheck is direct deposited to a prepaid debit card but when he tried to get his money. >> i was sick. >> reporter: he says someone drained his card leaving him with no way to payment. >> i'm going to get kicked out find a new place to live. >> reporter: when he called the card company he said they said they couldn't do anything. >> i have no idea what to do. i have never been in addition situation. >> reporter: while credit and debit cards do provide protection from fraud when it comes to the prepaid debit cards used by 23 million americans. >> the truth is there wasn't a whole lot of protection. >> reporter: but last year the consumer financial protection bureau finalized new rules to change that. >> they extend a lot of the same coverage that you see with credit cards or with debit cards. >> reporter: republican lawmakers have been attempting to undo those regulations. but the deadline to take action recently passed so it appears the new card protections will take effect ne

. >> my name is alvin whims, everyone calls me gator. a lot of us have animal names in here because it has to represent something, you know. that's prison life. >> calvin williams got his nickname while working as a sparring partner to a heavyweight boxer. >> every time i get against the ropes he'll jab me and hit me real hard. i get upset about it, man you hit me too hard. he kept doing it, kept doing it, so i snapped the gloves off, and i attacked him. i knew i couldn't beat him hand to hand so i bit him. when they broke us off, when they wiped the blood away, it was in the shape of a gator. with the head and the tail the whole nine yards. i don't know how it happened. i just bit him. you know. >> any nicknames? >> they call me cocoa joe. the name hustle got me here, too. so sometime it ain't good to hustle. >> while nicknames are common in prison, we've discovered something else is as well, but it's not as harmless. >> what is that? >> prison-made whiskey. it's called julu. it's got prunes in it. they just wait till it ferments good.

talk show host, gina loudon and julie alvin. julie, you say this young man should stay.e your case. >> the issue with this is, i'm not sure why we're devoting resources to deporting people like this young man. he came here while he was 16. he was law-abiding. he wanted to be an auto mechanic. donald trump ran on this rhetoric to get rid of rapists and murders. i don't understand how deporting this young law-abiding man who is a couple ways from his graduation is improving immigration. >> stuart: law-abiding, he had a deportation order, an immigration hearing that he lost and the judge said get out of here. so gina, you make the opposite case. this young man should go. go ahead. make that case. >> i mean, by her logic, honestly, why have immigration laws at all? really isn't that the question we're asking? we have immigration laws like every other country in the entire world for the simple fact that otherwise we -- with unfetterred immigration, we're enupdated and no country can afford that. we have immigration laws because we so graciously offer the rest of the world a p

the suspect was found near alvin avenue and flanagan drive.ice say he tried to flee by driving through a fence but officers took the man into custody along with a juvenile. the teenager was with the man when the crimes took place, 11 of them. authorities believe the suspects may have also targeted stores beyond the san jose area. >>> the delta tunnel project could be moving forward. we now know the state's most powerful water agencies plan to vote on the project by september. the governor says it will cost $15 million to overhaul the plumbing system through the sacrament-san joaquin delta. they are deciding who will pay for it. >>> time to check in with jaclyn dunn. how are the roads? >> we are seeing some activity down in the south bay. this is an earlier crash. chp issued a "sig alert" but they have already canceled it. it was along northbound -- excuse me, southbound 880 right at the alameda off-ramp there and it was a truck that hit some trees but looks like they got it cleared and canceled the "sig alert" speeds back in the green so that'

. >> gonzales has been getting along with his new cellmate alvin lovely.urder charge. >> when i first found out about the charges it kind of took me off guard. i was like, whoa, okay. i started thinking of new ways how to play it off. i've got to be calm around this person. i shouldn't be talking much about this or this. i don't want to set off certain triggers that can make him mad because i'm with someone getting charged with murder. i'm not calling him a murder, but he's been there, done that, and i don't want him to know and i'll try to keep that from my mom, too, that i'm in with someone who's in for murder. that helps her a lot. you know. doesn't know. doesn't hurt in this situation. >> while gonzales' mother might be concerned if she knew about her son's living situation, she can take comfort in knowing that the orange county jail might have realigned his priorities. >> like in my mug shot picture i stuck my tongue out. it was a joke to me, totally. spending 11 months, i just learned how to become a man physically and mentally and then have to go to

the thing appreciate it thank you and watch in the hock that's coming up next right here on our air alvin translate that for a quick preview all right on some legs and watching the hawks we ponder who is a bigger threat to the united states foreign countries our own political parties than our teams actually banks brings us the latest on the tragic murder of those fueling the fires of hate and danger of speculation and finally top of the wallets brings us in the up. look at world refugee day so it's going to be a fun interesting show as always thanks so much tara. and that does it for now for more stories we've covered getting. our to america and check out our web site at r.t. dot com slash america you can follow me on twitter at sweet's questionmark. i'm john harshman and i'll give you what the mainstream media chant the big picture. and when question more on what you're looking for. we'll go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. when you work in news and politics for a while you start to see patterns and the patterns only emerge with the perspective of time so

alvin j. peacard and last but certainly not least, mr. anderson b. wilson of sl slydale, louisiana. unfortunately, mr. wilson is the only ghost army soldier still alive in louisiana. i had the rare privilege and the rare honor of speaking with mr. wilson this morning. in december of 1943, president roosevelt authorized the ghost army unit. only two weeks later in january 1944, mr. wilson was on his way to camp morris, tennessee, to join the ghost army. who says the federal government can't move quickly when it wants to? mr. wilson trained there until may when his unit was shipped out of new york to liverpool, england. it was the largest convoy that at the time had ever crossed the atlantic ocean. from there mr. wilson and his team traveled more than any other unit. from england they went to france. they went to belgium. they went to holland. they went to luxemburg and they went to germany. mr. wilson and his comrades fought fearlessly through the war's end, members of the ghost army. in july of 1945, mr. wilson finally came home. however, while he came home safely, he couldn't even

here to debate that is executive director of bustle.com julie alvin along with the hill contributor andristin, do you agree with the president's recent tweet that we need to speed up this process and get it through the supreme court? >> absolutely. >> why? >> because we have to do something. trump's travel ban is the only solution being proposed right now that will actually protect this country from future terror attacks. but the media, those in the media are falling over themselves trying to vilify him for his travel ban. and spending time covering nonstories. there is still no evidence of collusion between trump and russia during the campaign. there is no evidence that staying in that paris agreement would have any impact on the environment. but there is 100 percent evidence that radical islamic terror is sweeng through europe and causing death and destruction but the media is so obsessed with taking down trump they will focus on any story that makes him look bad while threatening january. ainsley: julie as a democrat, what's more important to you russia, russia, russia and climate ch