that's when it's scheduled approaching the center anchorage really from the center anchorage to the toll plaza. and we started off with some breaking news this morning. a major police presence in oakland. there was a deadly shooting overnight so we have 55th and foothill boulevard blocked. you can use seminary as an alternate and i think we'll get a live report from the scene shortly. that is your latest "kcbs" drive to work. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> bart may have voters to pay for billions of dollars in upgrades a new report saying the agency needs nearly $10 billion for new train cars and a train control system. that money would be spread out over the next decade. bart directors could put the measure on the ballot as early as next year. >>> gas prices are going up again but concord drivers were stunned to see one station selling gas for more than $9 a gallon. it was's mistake. take a look -- it was a mistake. take a look. it was on a chevron station. a prankster did that. as a result the station lost business. employees didn't realize the problem until

the only roadwork on the bay bridge is eastbound approaching the center anchorage. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> police in redwood city are investigating an attempted kidnapping. they say a woman was unloading her car on clinton street about 9:30 last night when a suspect tried to grab her. the suspect got away in a car driven by someone else when the victim yelled. >>> police say a suspect used a fake gun while he targeted teenaged girls walking home alone in school. they ran away and provided descriptions to the police in each case. 22-year-old sagar patel was arrested yesterday, a part-time student at cal state east bay. >> we were conducting a covert surveillance operation in the area when the suspect in his vehicle was spotted in the area. so it may very well have prevented another incident from happening. >> patel as arrest photo wasn't released because he is a person of interest in a separate case. he is now charged with three counts of attempted kidnapping in cases that began in february. >>> fairfield police have a person of inte

it is scheduled to a little later approaching the center anchorage with various lanes blocked but not much delay leaving san francisco into oakland and obviously problem- free as you hit the pay gates themselves with the meet off. so this morning there's no full freeway closure. sometimes they have a full freeway closure at this hour between 29th and 23rd. not today. various lanes blocked, caltrans tells us scheduled until 6:00 but obviously, it is not causing a backup yet through oakland as you pass the oakland coliseum or maybe catching a flight over at oakland airport. still all green on your sensors. all the approaches to the bay bridge and if you are coming up from the peninsula into san francisco, still looks okay at 4:36. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> customers at a starbucks in walnut creek are horrified! a camera was found hidden in the bathroom. kpix 5's andria borba tells us about the man accused of leaving it there. >>> reporter: >> it fell. yeah, it fell. >> reporter: the first incident happened on february 16 when a star

they finally cleared that stalled big rig that was on the upper deck center anchorage but look at thatked up through the maze. give you some good alternates coming up. >>> the death of a sperm whale that washed up on the beach in pacifica remains a mystery. veterinarians and marine biologists completed a necropsy but they still can't tell how it died. doesn't appear that the whale has hit by a shim. tissue samples were taken for future studies but they are not fresh enough to determine a cause of death. >> he looked very thin, um, his bones are protruding. and it appears that he hasn't been eating, there's not a lot of stomach contents. >> multiple agencies are trying to figure out a way to dispose of the carcass. >>> electric bill rebates will be coming to millions of californians. they come from a complex state program that collected money from businesses that pollute the air. the average refund about $25 for pg&e customers. and the feds are fining sf based heald college $30 million for misleading its students. the department of education says heald has shown a pattern of falsifying

approaching the center anchorage. for a while we had a backup northbound 880 there was a full freeway closure overnight. they picked that up about 15 minutes ago. and actually you can see the winds moving our camera around a little bit but overall, it looks okay now. heading into downtown oakland. >> liz thank you. >>> a moment of silence yesterday at at&t park for a woman killed in a san francisco intersection. andria borba reports on yesterday's observance and on the chain of events that police are describing. >> reporter: bridget klecker was a giants' superfan. who was planning on attending the giants' home opener and she was honored with a moment of silence at at&t. >> at this time everyone would you please rise and remove your caps and join us in a moment of remembrance as we honor bridget and the many other members of the giants' faithful. >> reporter: san francisco police say before the crime scene tape surrounded this concernedder of the financial district, the three men what ran over bridget in-flight flighte

and that was near the center anchorage. it's long since cleared and traffic is actually improving on the span now that all lanes are back open. but this is the damage it's done behind the pay gates. the metering lights are turned on right away and then they had to cycle through them slowly. they are still on slow mode in fact so all the approaches especially 580 are pretty backed up. bart is on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." your updated forecast, here's roberta. >>> from the lawrence hall of science from the university of california in berkeley, what a beautiful start to your thursday. good morning, everyone. we can see that the visibility is unlimited. another view this time around from our kpix 5 studios looking out towards oakland, alameda and the port of oakland. it's a very mild start to your day. we have 61 degrees at this very early hour in livermore. mid-50s in concord. cooled down to 48 in san jose. and clear skies in santa rosa at 53. the coast is clear. we have high pressure continuing to build into th

. >> we apologize for it, however, we're returning in a reverse direction and going to anchorage, alaskair travel antics. what makes customers lose control -- >> why don't you tell them i didn't do nothing wrong? >> -- when the cabin door closes. every day, more than 1 million travelers around the globe take to the air. these customers have all paid money, waited in lines, lugged bags, and expect a smooth ride into the skies. >> the role of being a customer is one that, you know, you kind of move through the paces and don't have to think much about it, but if you hit a snag and you're particularly frustrated, it may trigger this unbridled rage. you know, all that stuff that's stored up for exactly that right moment. >> the world of air travel can be filled with flight delays, cramped cabins, and nervous fliers. it can make even the most patient among us irritable and out of sorts. this now-famous incident has been viewed more than 6 million times on youtube. taken by an unnamed airline employee, it captures the frustration of a woman in hong kong's airport. in the video, she yells at air

fires cigarettes and in opening tun areas of older electrical systems those types of systems keep anchorage we very are older detection systems and nominal amount of sprinklers that is housing stock from that standpoint it is time for the department of building inspection and the fire department to get together and look at those issues and see for example, on the central systems whether or not those can be improved those are - the systems that is housing code requires is unmonitored systems can the improvements to that and in the apartment buildings should the new sprirnldz be rearview mirror o required those are the types of things by the looked when the residential hotel sprinkler ordinances was adapted there was conversations from director duffy when that ordinance was place in the housing code there was a prohibition that they could not be located with complying with the section and again that also amended the fire code at the same time. >> is that it is that the presentation. >> thank you very much any other staff presentation presentations at this time? the public utilities commission

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roadwork eastbound approaching the center anchorage. all clear on the approaches getting into the city on 24, eight a or 580. here's a live look right now near sfo heading to oakland airport or san francisco international airport. everything is really quiet and some roadwork in burlingame continues until 5:00. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> protestors came out in droves all over the bay area to voice their anger over recent police shootings. someone sprayed graffiti on the police station in downtown oakland. others blocked traffic on the on-ramp to the nimitz freeway near jackson street. they held signs and banners that read, stop murder by police. six people were arrested for trespassing on the freeway near the bay bridge. in san francisco, angry protestors stormed city hall after a rally outside. protestors entered city hall blew whistles and disrupted a meeting of the board of supervisors. and in san francisco's mission district, protestors took to the streets blocking traffic and cau

eastbound may hit some approaching the center anchorage at the commute direction at the toll plaza everything looks great. we also got word from chp the "all clear" on the livermore accident westbound 580 at north greenville. so now the drive time out of the altamont pass looks great, 15 minutes between there and the dublin interchange. 880 no problems to oakland airport no delay from downtown oakland. south bay clear between morgan hill and san jose. mass transit on time on this wednesday morning. everything is on time for bart systemwide. that is "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> today the ceo of lufthansa and the head of its low cost airline "germanwings" went to the area in the french alps where a plane crashed last week killing 150 people. >> we are learning more every day about the cause of the accident. but i think it will take long, long time for everybody all of us to understand how this could happen. >> the two men walked away without answering questions about the copilot who french investigators say crashed the plane deliberately. lufthansa s

michael bruce, bruce, -- program for cdc based in anchorage. michael, thank you so much for taking the time to be with us today. he will walk through the cdc program in some detail as well. we're using this really as an occasion for getting these two lead u.s. agencies to tell us what they do, tell us what has -- what the major challenges and issue focus will be, and what the future might look like in terms of continued work, intensified efforts in this area. dr. bruce is the emidemiology health leader and has put a predominant focus on a wide range of research and studies on chronical diseases health disparities, chronic disorders, so we're thrilled that michael is with us. our fourth speaker is dr. timothy hiliniack who is a research professor and leading polar expert. he's a migration expert and demographer who has been working on geography and polar environments for his entire career. he's one of the contributing authors to the the newly completed and newly issued about month ago, arctic human development report, which i hope some of you ha

and yeah, we're not really seeing much from the center anchorage into the city. here's a live at the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 shows some slowing on our sensors. the roadwork continues westbound until about 5:00 between clawiter and foster city boulevard. both directions of the span. fortunately we are not seeing any weather-related delays. we have had some wind advisories the past couple of days but those are dying down. so now it's quiet if you are crossing the golden gate. haven't seen the zipper crews yet. and more overnight roadwork not in oakland. this is near the oakland airport but it's farther south heading into san leandro. maybe a touch of slowing on the sensors between davis and marina southbound but that should be picked up in the next 25 minutes and bart trains off to a nice start there with all trains on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank and michelle, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> two passenger planes had to turn around after take-off from the san francisco airport on the same day. both of yesterday's i

. >> she managed to escape in anchorage and went missing for a month volunteers passed out flyers andng posters in hopes of finding her. turns how the she mushed herself to glacier view 100 miles away and last week turned up again this time poking around a church in palmer 40 miles from anchorage. >> two ladies in a car looking for surabi and mentioned she had seen her walk through our backyard. >> the reverend tim kerrick mounted a camera and put out food. >> i checked the sd card and there was over 200 pictures. >> finally managing to corral the stray dog into a cage. all told, siri traveled at least 150 miles, not quite and i dit rod but impressive enough. >> i can't wait to give her a chance to complete the race. >> david wright abc news new york. >> moral of the story. >> what's that. >> the dog wants to keep going, keep going. >> dog needs a vacation. took a month. >> which is too much pressure. >> you let me out of here you won't find me for a month or two. >> you're never coming back. >> coming up throwback thursday and one that might make you stop taking your smartphone for g

eastbound overnight roadwork approaching the center anchorage and more overnight roadwork southbound 280 between cesar chavez and the 101 interchange. our sensors aren't picking up delays 101 and 280. both look good. mass transit off to a nice start with bart systemwide more than 25 trains. they should have more than 25 all reporting no delay. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> a fairfield couple plans to file a formal complaint against a mother and father. the mother was placed in handcuffs. derek shore shows us the video. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the video picks up as fairfield police decide to take an emotional suzanne guzman to the ground. the fairfield mother had called these same officers to her home after her car was stolen from her driveway with her 8-year- old son brock in the back seat. >> fairfield 911. >> someone stole my car and my son is inside of it! >> the cop dragged her down here around the corner where two cops slammed her to the ground and handcuffed her. >> reporter: brock's father paul is the one recording the incidents of his wife being restrained a

eastbound a little bit of road work continuing approaching the center anchorage. westbound nothing really to speak of so the east shore freeway is a fine drive time. 18 minutes from the bridge to the maze and any kind of earlier delays we saw in the cash lanes nose are gone as well. here's a live look at westbound 580. gosh overnight we had the overnight road work and also had a wreck eastbound 580 for a while there at north greenville. we were seeing delays through the livermore valley. not the case any longer, just seeing the usual slowdowns right now out of the tracy area beginning around mountain house and just clear up past north flynn. and we'll go ahead and show you the san mateo bridge. because obviously there's a high wind advisory in effect here as well. it is right there. i know it's a little hard to read. but it does say high winds in the back. so just be extra careful this morning heading to foster city or you can always stay off the roads and ride b.a.r.t.. everything is on time. that's your latest kcbs drive to work. frank michelle back to you guys.

hopping on the bay bridge, no westbound roadwork but eastbound may hit some approaching the center anchorage and no delay in either direction between the city and the oakland area. here's a live look out the door. westbound 580 through the livermore valley, it's still okay from livermore into pleasanton farther east out of tracy where we're seeing the usual delays on 205 to about north flynn. or you can always ride mass transit because everything is looking good. everything is on time for bart. they have more than 25 trains and "ace" train number one leaving the central valley no delay. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >>> 4:49. the state assembly has now given the green light to rename the waldo tunnel after robin williams. supporters say the tunnel's rainbow reminds them of william's rainbow suspendsers and the '70s sitcom mork and mindy. >>> walnut creek has unveiled a new smartphone app for drivers. it's called enlighten. it uses information from the city's traffic system to let users know how much time they have before stop lights turn green. it gives a countdown and

michael bruce, based in anchorage. thank you so much for taking the time to be with us today. he will walk through the cdc program in some detail as well. we're using this really as an occasion for getting these two lead u.s. agencies to tell us what they do tell us what the major challenges and issue focus will be and what the future might look like in terms of continued work intensified efforts in this area. dr. bruce is the epidemiology health leader and has put predominant focus on a wide range of research and studies across vaccine preventable diseases, health disparities, chronic disorders. so we're thrilled that miking is with us. our fourth speaker is dr. tim think, who is a research professor at george aug university and a leading polar expert. a migration expert and dem mog fer who has been working on polar geography and polar environments for his entire career. he's one of the contributing author to the newly complete and newly issued about a month ago arctic human development report which some of you i hope have had a chance to look at. ten year study. builds on th

it's a way to help provide the private sector a measure of top cover, if you will, anchorage mint in interacting in both ways with the federal government -- encouragement in interacting in both ways with the federal government. let's see. daniel, you have already asked me one. eric l, are you here? how are you doing? how do you plan to the conflict cyber command's engagement with the private sector and other u.s. government efforts such as nci gen f nc3. i have people embedded in those organizations. secondly, for u.s. cyber command, we will be acting in support of others. we won't be the lead. the most likely scenario, when the dod provides capability through its import of steel. i believe the model in the cyber scenario would be very similar. through the department of homeland security. >> ok, robert asks, knowing how much workforce for cyber command, what education and development strategies are you excited about and what gaps are you most concerned about nationally? adm. michael rogers: excuse me, i am fighting a cold. among the things we have talked about, we have got to get to

she mushed herself to dplashier view 100 miles away from anchorage.in, this time poking around a church in palmer 40 miles from anchorage. >> two ladies in car looking for sarabi stopped and mentioned they had seen her walk through our backyard. >> reporter: the reverend tim carrikk put out fooed and mounted a camera. he managed to corral the stay dog into a cage. all told sarabi traveled at least 150 miles. not quite an eye dit rod. but impressive enough. >> she's made for it. she loves it. i can't wait to give her a chance to be able to complete the race. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david wright abc news new york. >> aw. >> aw. >> a sweet dog. >> maybe before the race a big cuddle and a nap. a big bone. sarabi. >> and both end. >>> coming up here on "gma," ben affleck's big apology. what he's saying this morning about trying to hide something from his family's past. come on back. >>> now here's a great improve this tip from lowe's. bury a banana peel next to a rose bush. the potassium feeds the plant and helps it resist disease. it's li

anchorage alaska, status quo. we don't want to see a lot of topless in the great lakes area. >> hey. i'm from there. people eat sandwiches on the peach. they bring the mayo and a cooler. >> i do that at the jersey shore. is that wrong. it sounds the same. >> i was surprised this wasn't legal already. do you think with the technology people have with the perm drones and the phones that this will cause some sort of uproar 1234. >> it was settled and then there is a new nudity rule. they didn't have the technology back then. there will be so many photos. i get it. you want it to be like europe. this is thought europe. this is america. ii support capitalism. in the 70s i hope to bring human and ipods. then you have to get them developed and you are in a darkroom forever. i think good for them now that the technology has come up. so bring it back. >> when the flash powder went off people were getting burned. >> it seems like a quality argument -- >> a quality is weird to you? >> some of the stories you theng like maybe

in the san francisco and to the anchorage.ateo bridge highway 92 slowing down here bet. and then at 633 much better than we usually see it at this hour. it's not stop here at the bridge. and for a ride to the golden gate 101 southbound we notice that their plan to volume on the bridge this morning. they're no delays and there's still a good ride under 30 minutes during counted out of mutt nevada off and on the golden gate. tracking your driver on the bay and updating some east bay dry times for you hercules. berkeley, the interstate 80. under 15 minutes and under 40 minutes for all small pass dublin. so little slower now and starting and keep up the right on a southbound to the corridor from to 38 down to 37. a 31 minute drive. >> darya: police in san jose are looking for four suspects. who posed as utility workers during home burglaries. kron 4's will tran is live in san jose this morning with details on where and happened. >> reporter: reese terry and slick happened right before their inviting them into a home thinking these

and the southern anchorage so traffic is backed up all on the presidio park west.f back up near the cemetery for the northbound ride. you're right to commute south on also affected was traffic north end of the span as your head south. looks as though they are close to getting this wrapped up. we will see some residual slowing here for a while. and we continued a monster delays on interstate 680 here. it's improving southbound in the wake of earlier curring northbound problems here. between lowborn yeah rugby roads. and then the interstate 680 rise southbound commute direction so about 22 minutes. your trip to the bay bridge back up and to death through the macarthur managed. and on the san mateo bridge tried highway 92 still sluggish across the span path. drive times are under 25 minutes. the backups on the approach the bridge are as bad as typical as. >> james: jump back to the golden gate bridge shot beautiful for the skies was guys out there some clouds and some sunshine will deal here and this one shot script say some luster off shore. often the direction of sa

closer to the center anchorage. now behind the pay gates. they switched the metering lights on. it's stacking up at the foot of the maze. the approaches are okay. it's lighter than normal on the approaches. for a while we were looking so good on this day after easter. everything was way lighter than normal. here is a live look out the door. 880 in oakland. no delay into downtown. this commute backed up early this morning. for a while it was our only slow spot. 726 minutes from the altamonte pass to 680 and now slow-and-go from 205 to the dublin interchange. there are patches and breaks in that traffic, especially through livermore. southbound 680 slow through pleasanton. the anitoch commute is competing with the livermore commute for one of the worst drives. if you are heading towards sfo everything is fine right now. that's your latest traffic. >>> it's 6:04. legendary area sports broadcaster lon simmons has died. >> here is the pitch to willie. swung on and hit deep to left. way back, way back, good-bye number 600 for willie mays. >> simmons was the play-by-play announcer for

the cuban missile crisis, a group of newspapers from miami herald, kansas city star a fort worth, anchorage, sacramento and wire services mcclatchy tribune news service and had the good fortune of having a journal from one of kennedy's advisers that had never been published before. he is head of fema, back in the office of emergency preparedness and was in many of them and kept his children gave copies to me and i wove it into this story and the chapter in the book. i wrote an article for the washington post magazine on the 50th anniversary of the hot line, which you hear about as being on the president's desk. it is never a telephone. it was always record communications. in the beginning at teletype. they didn't want a telephone because would be -- say the wrong thing in the middle of a crisis. that is what life style told me. he and johnson used it 19 times in the 1967 war. i went back and recreated the weight each president is and what was the last person to use it for real. effort since 1985 all they have done is exchange text messages and this was a handwritten letter from gorbachev to

it lies almost as far north as anchorage in alaska.et it is actually the fourth largest city in europe after moscow, london and paris. the reason st. petersburg is here is because of one man-- czar peter the great. 300 years ago, he chose this location on the neva river delta to build an entire new city. palaces and churches boulevards a shipyard roseut of the swamp. st. petersburg is a remarkable and amazing city. when peter the great selected this isolated site it didn't seem to have a chance of surviving. but he wanted to find a place that wou bothbe cseo europe and provide an outside port forussia so thaeuropeanization of his country could begin in earnest. it was the only way he could see to reay modernize russia and he succeeded. st. tersburg became the cultural center anthe catal right up to the time of the revolution. narrator: after the 1917 revolution, st. petersburg was renamed leningrad, after the new leader, lenin. he moved the capital to moscow and decided the cultural heart of russia would instead become an industrial ce

. >> again i welcome that and as -- i think as you know we do have -- i think it's in anchorage is where they are located, a personal from netl there, and they might be good conduits for looking at how the state programs and what we do could be synced up. we have those people permanently based in alaska. >> >> yeah. my last question for you is regarding the spent nuclear fuel. very little in the q.e.r. about nuclear energy and really nothing about the back end of the fuel cycle. we have been working on this, and i truly appreciate how you have intersected with not only senator cantwell and myself, but smart senators alexander and feinstein on the issue, but why did we not address this in the q.e.r.? >> again, that was on infrastructure and moving energy around opposed to the -- nuclear power, could have put it in there in terms of transportation of spent fuel, for example, and we have in the budget request for fy 16 -- 6.9 million specifically to address the transportation questions of spent fuel including the kinds of rail casts you would need, et cetera, so that's -- so that's in there

that is a group of newspapers that ran from "miami herald" 24 words to anchorage. i had the good fortune of having a journal from one of the kennedy's advisers had never been published before. he is what is today the head of fema. it was the office of emergency preparedness. he kept this journal and his children gave copies to be and they will that into this story into the chapter in the book. in 2013 i wrote an article for the "washington post" magazine on the 50th anniversary of the hotline, which you hear about has been a red telephone on the president does. it never was a telephone. it was always a record communication. in the beginning a teletype. they didn't want to telephone because they would be staying around being in the crisis. that is what they told me. he and johnson is it 19 times during the 1967 war. so i just went back and re-created the history which each president used and my research led me to believe i was the last person to use it for real. ever since 1985 all they have done this exchange text messages. this was a handwritten letter from gorbac

a little bit of overnight roadwork that will continue for a while longer approaching the center anchoragefreeway closure a while ago around 4:00 in the southbound lanes of 880 between 23rd and 29th and then had more roadwork blocking lanes. it should be all be gone. they did the traffic break earlier in the northbound lanes. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. we missed the zipper crews but they were out there earlier getting another lane open southbound. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." let's get an update on your forecast. maybe see a little drizzle. >> our microclimates are so diverse that we need assistance so we call on our weather watchers. let's see who is awake this morning. hey, we have some people awake, rise and shine! it is currently 53 degrees according to gordon steele. he is reporting from san mateo and the wind is up to 5 miles per hour. love that fell. looks like i don't. this is our live weather picture looking towards the bay bridge. and we have a gray slate out there. the winds are gentle under 10 miles per hour and the temperatures have been stacking up fr

. >> the "anchorage daily news," whatever, actually put a $100,000 reward on this thing.king about that, too, going wouldn't that be nice if i could bring this baby in. >> but despite an exhaustive search, he returns empty-handed. >> i really had high hopes about finding this thing. i'd love to go back up there, and when i get a little older, a little more time on my hands, i will go up there, and i'll disprove or prove this thing. >> until then, the myth of caddy lives on. after all, perhaps the mystery is what we love most of all. > whoa! >> shocked -- >> see him? >> snagged -- >> get on the ground! >> and stunned. >> he just pulls a gun out and says, "you need to give me all your f'ing money." >> undercover cops ambushed. >> sheriff's office, stop! >> shoppers with sticky fingers busted. >> you! >> an armed bus rider tackled. >> drop the gun! >> you are busted, buddy. >> and a video vigilante cracks down on crime. >> how about you not be having sex with hookers back here, buddy? >> caught by surprise -- >> she just punched me like a dude in the face.

. >> we need to recognize the value of our animal companions -- >> at a special ceremony in anchorageeives a stainless steel dog bowl with the state trooper badge as well as doggie treats. >> buddy saved us, i would say. buddy saved our home. it was just a miracle. >> he'll always be there for me, and i'll always be there for him. >> and for trooper shanigan who is now buddy's pal, honoring him means a great deal. >> i think that our animal companions do deserve a lot of credit for many of the things they do every day. for the heinrich family to have their own dog to step up and do something that people rarely get to experience, but i think was fortunate enough to be caught on a camera. >> this example of heroism should open our eyes -- >> if buddy proves dogs can be heroes, winston proves dogs will be dogs. the 2-year-old pit bull mix is caught on camera chomping away on the bumper of a chattanooga, tennessee, police car. >> all right, fellows. this dog has almost got his whole bumper ripped off. >> on march 14th, 2010, the naughty winston unlocks the gate from his home and ends up h

hand lines on all suspected span and the west of the bay bridge the upper deck is near the center anchoragestunnel on the newsstand of the bridges all way back to the meter light which was turned on early and are set to a very slow in fact look at their almost set to stun for the westbound ride which is very good for the backed up in the maze 18 minutes so a big jump in the drive times for the westbound bay bridge although james's tell me there maybe some of the progress in getting that stall clear as or nearly as we speak the traffic in the right- hand lanes on the approach to the bridge is starting to back up but is still a smooth ride across the span as it tried to get westbound towards them sale the drive time there but a 13 and is now coming out of hayward and list of that the drive time for you here as we track the east bay commute for the san ramon valley just 16 minutes from walnut creek down to the dublin to change and there have been reports of problems here on southbound 680 at the mission boulevard off ramp remember missing crosses into two locations down here but the accident is

year's alaskan winter was so mild that the start of the famous iditarod race had to be moved from anchorage to fairbanks, more than 300 miles to the north so that the mushers could find snow and hard-frozen rivers to sled on. the arctic biodiversity assessment a project drawing on more than 250 scientists from 15 countries details the risk to the iconic wildlife and landscapes of the arctic. the reports' chief scientist said -- i'll quote him -- polar bears and highly adaptive organisms cannot move farther north so they may go extinct. we risk losing several species forever. the report is clear, climate change is the most serious threat to arctic biodiversity and to its fisheries and tourism. arctic warming has wreaked havoc on the ice cover of the arctic terrain and oceans. look at the greenland ice sheet. in 2012, the national snow and the ice data center recorded melting over a larger area than ever in more than 30 years of satellite observations. here's a map of the average annual days of melting across the greenland ice sheet from 1979-2007. that's the average. here's 2012. some areas

will have a few rain chances before wednesday by thursday >>george: just before the san francisco anchoragettle crowded that is why the mineralize a still there at a big improvement for the ride out a walnut creek and the southbound direction to leading down to low warmer role in the slow traffic from alamo down to danville is also starting to dissipate as ec a downtick in the drive times will also sing the downtick in the drive time here on highway 880 saw the bond between 238 and 237 all good down to milpitas and track in the ride here through the south bay will also sing 101 in the northbound direction 280 is now 21 minute trip time in 85 is much improved out to saratoga but still have to all men valley >>mark: a hayward man was arrested after trying to scale the white house fence. he is said to be arraigned in washington d.c. on a charge of unlawful entry several incidents like this and the white house recently the september climbing the fence >>darya: the allows coal research could produce earthquakes as big as a magnitude eight as a severe tsunami they believe that a co- producer now

it's a way to help provide the private sector a measure of top cover, if you will, anchorage -- and encouragement in interacting both ways with the federal government. that would probably be the biggest and most immediate one. let's see. daniel, you have already asked me one. eric l, are you here? how are you doing? how do you plan to the conflict -- 2-d conflict cyber commands engagement with the private sector and other u.s. government efforts such as nci gen f nc3. the first comment i will make us i generally have people embedded in those organizations. they've got people it doesn't we've got people with them. secondly, for u.s. cyber command, we will be acting in support of others. we won't be the lead. the most likely scenario, when the department of defense provides capability in aftermath of hurricane or tornado, they provide their support through fema. i believe the model will be similar. we will provide our capability through the homeland of security. robert homlme. what education and strategy development are you most concerned about what -- are you excited about all caps are you concern

it's a way to help provide the private sector a measure of top cover, if you will, anchorage mint inacting in both ways with the federal government -- encouragement in interacting in both ways with the federal government. let's see. daniel, you have already asked me one. eric l, are you here? how are you doing? how do you plan to the conflict cyber command's engagement with the private sector and other u.s. government efforts such as nci gen f nc3. i have people embedded in those organizations. secondly, for u.s. cyber command, we will be acting in support of others. we won't be the lead. the most likely scenario, when the dod provides capability through its import of steel. i believe the model in the cyber scenario would be very similar. through the department of homeland security. >> ok, robert asks, knowing how much workforce for cyber command, what education and development strategies are you excited about and what gaps are you most concerned about nationally? adm. michael rogers: excuse me i am fighting a cold. among the things we have talked about, we have got to get to people

this missile can hit anchorage, honolulu, maybe even seattle. our citizens in those cities are definitely worth $10 billion of effort. >> contacted by cnn, a spokesman for the missile defense agency said quote, the investments we've made in advanced missile technologyies have not been wasted. the programs that were canceled have all provided valuable research which they're going to use to build better systems in the future. as one expert told me this agency has an almost impossible task trying to shoot down bullets with other bullets, wolf. developing those bullet sz not easy. >> some of these air defense systems obviously not working. how vulnerable is the u.s. to let's say an intercontinental ballistic missile from iran, north korea? >> the expert we talked to says the united states doesn't have a defense system against some missile attacks from north korea and iran. but the missile defense agency pointss out some systems like the massive floating radar program have not totally been scrapped, that that thing at least according to the missile d

for nearly an hour of the suspension span near the center anchorage. it's gone now back up the right on all the approaches. these short freeway back up around the corner in the maze. 580 back up to 2424 back up the children's hospital. even in its northbound is backed up and were looking at 30 + minutes drive times for your bay bridge come you this morning if. and we still have our accident here at south mission boulevard on 680 in the southbound direction. thomson holding at 30 minutes here in the south bay those still pretty good ride from 1 01 to 80 highway 85. >> reporter: lester you go on and on and on what remains a huge passionate fan base and oakland a's. they mean a lot to the city of oakland's of. join me know as kim will was the oakland. does have been waiting just as long as the fans with the long winter tell us they go out to explore the city so we love having the a's and the teams here. cuba to explore the city and that's going to write songs right now. >> reporter: 2 thing of o'clock listing of the raiders the a's are other things but yo

anchorage bicycling and walking. -- encourage bicycling and walking. deputy prime minister clegg: it is simply not true. it is not the case. but thank you. -- >> thank you. deputy prime minister clegg: we legislated to end the sweetheart deal by the labor government. when we took over five years ago , the total amount of nha monday -- many as 4%. it is now percent. i do not call that a great sweeping after privatization but it needs the money, 8 billion, and we need to bring social care and health care together, because we have too many elderly folk and hospital bed. they should be discharged from the hospital but do not have a place to go. nigel: my challenge here was of course ignored. yes, your to put money in an have money something less -- wasted. i mentioned the health care system. i am sure people will be mortified i dare to talk about it. and thousand diagnoses in this country every year for people who are hiv positive. there is not a good place or any of them to be, i know. 60% of them are not british nationals. you can go to britain from anyw

we're sponsoring that in anchorage, in september of 2016 looking for innovations in water distribution for small communities. we have many partners in this effort that i have listed up here and for the sake of time, i'll say thank you and that's it. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, michael. timothy? >> we're going to pass the keyboard down. i think you have to advance it one. oops. i like that picture. fish was that big. there we go. the other way. go the other way. go the other way. are we not hitting right button? oops. there is always the technology challenge. okay. why don't you start your presentation and we'll catch up. >> okay. >> ad-lib. >> yes. i've been asked to talk about the arctic human development report which recently came out as heather said it was i guess it came out a couple of months ago but dated 2014. this is the second arctic human development report and first published in 2004. one of the things -- well, going through my slides already, it was put together by a number of different teams or some 27 lead authors three lead editors, very international team drawi

and i think as you know we do have -- i think in anchorage is where they're located a person from enrail and a person from natl there. and they might be good conduits for looking at how the state programs and what we do could be synced up. >> we'll work together. >> we do have those people based in alaska. >> yeah. and my last question then for you is regarding spent nuclear fuel. very little in the qer about nuclear energy and really nothing about the back end of the fuel cycle. we have been working on this and i truly appreciate how you have intersected with not only senator cantwell and myself but senators alexander and feinstein on this issue. but why didn't, why didn't we address this in the qer? >> well again the qer was on infrastructure and moving energy around as opposed to the concern nuclear power. i think you're correct. we could have put together in there in terms of transportation of spent fuel for example. we do have in our budget request for fy 16 $6.9 million, i think, to specifically address the transportation questions of spent fuel, including the kinds of rail casts y

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