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the 90s to the inland east day today and and tomorrow with the north bay staying with lower 80s today anw and tomorrow but 90s do not return until thursday. for now, over to you, how are the roads? >> not bad on bay area bridges. so far on the bay bridge, golde, bridge, goldengate, no delays or or issues so that's the good news for the morning commute but but we do have more volume on the roadways as more cards get t get out moving into san francisco. on the bay bridge moving along nicely overall, a live look at the golden gate bre gate bridge traffic is clear in both directions. a quiet drive so far out of marin county into san francisco and the san mateo bridge looking good 12 minutes between 880-9101. now the slow and go commute if you're headed into the altamont pass 205 and 580 backing up already coming out of tracy. on the maps you can see traffic down 11 miles per hour so just kind of crawling along from mountain hoe mountain house to the 580 and will be slow from that point all all the way to north flynn so plan for the delays with a slow travel time of 48 minutes to the the dubli

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>>-to play with that analogy anw important fresh air is in this -- our planet right now. >> i recall when i was oakland u were active in the community, community organizing. and i am sure some of that affects your . >> in fact there's an organizatn based in san francisco called california interfaith power and light that. >> that's right. >> that addresses ecological co, creation care concerns. so pentecost a breath breath of frh air. >> i think embrace church has l. >> i think they come out of grae church. >> and carol. >> recognizing pentecost comes 40 days afterees easter. it's our gift we are given through pentecost through the spirit to be empowered to be motivated and and inspired to get up and become active, and go out foot world and do some good. do some good. as we talked last tight yu know, time, we inspired by the t of to feed people, to address the need where there's a food desert. so, i say, be inspired, be empowered by the ho holy spi. be not afraid. it takes each and and everyone of us to become acy involved to pick a a change and a change for the better. >> amen. >> pe

ouand she couldn't do that when anwe were promote during the pandemic.k god i made it. >> question over there. >> right over there to your left. >> my name is juliet and thank you for being here. myquestion is why didn't you read your own book for audible ? [laughter] je >> i was going to read it but emma had literally justhad jesse junior . and we had gotten back from the hospital that day. and i would have had to spend the first entire week after jesse jean and emma had gotten back 8 am to 4 pm recording the audiobook. and i just didn't want to do that so i had some other guy read it with a much cooler voicethan i have . >> right here in front, jesse . >> have you asked john casey how he feels about backing by ? >> i don't talk to john. i have nothing against john personally we don't talk anymore. he use to fill in for o'reilly when o'reilly was out and believe it or not he was a lot more difficult to deal with and bill. if you can believe it. >> hi jesse. to capture the youth of america it seems like we need to express conservative values in a way tha

here is sarah on who should get one, houston, anw long they might last. >> the vaccines we have are ter, are terrific, but we can do better than terrific. >> reporter: ac-dc advisory committee will meet later this k to discuss pfizer's updated boo, half original recipe, half omicn half omicron ba.4 and ba.4 specific. moderna has requested authorization for a similar update. >> we need vaccines that can protect us, no matter what mothr nature throws at us. >> right now, mother nature is prepared to throw us all and winter and all of the holiday gatherings that go with them. this, as california's positivity california's positivity rate is headed back toward double digits digits from its summer surge. the robot is targeted for mid-s. for mid-september. the cdc will determine who goes first. >> anybody eligible to get a booster should get it. >> dr. peter says, for those at lower risk, it might make sense to wait until closer to want to go. >> some people will be strategit the booster, some people will get it more immediately, and those are people who need it. then, others will top it off b

renee ltz hatraveled fm new rk citto mcall, the firsreporterho reach out to us abo the breng crisis anwe oppouny to bre the story a wider oons, whichas not yeawarof whaweere eing anhearing courtvery day let's goo he intervi i 2018 outsi that feral courthse incallen a ge group prite prin tranort bus bked up behind you. >> these are the buses in which the immigrants, many of whom parents who have had their children taken away come are transported to and from the courthouse probably to a cbp detention facility. the sad thing is that many of those people have children, and many of them were separated this morning before they came to court and were led to believe that when they return to the detention facility, their children are going to be there. but we know that the children will not be there because the government is separating them. amy:,'s -- it may surprise some to know that some to know that someone thousand children are still separated at this point? i believe when the biden administration came in, they put dr. jill biden overall in charge of reunification. if you can talk about the

we know much of the violence is being perpetrated by far-right groups, anwe know the profile of thoseht groups. about 65% are white supremacist groups. about 29% are anti-federal government groups, and there's overlap there. but the anti-federal government groups are groups that think that the federal government is illegitimate. if they see it as legitimate, that it has too much power. the reason they do not want the federal government to have too much power is that federal law overrides state law, so what we are seeing is an increase in attacks on law enforcement agents and on federal government employees. of course, the gunman in cincinnati was targeting the fbi, and that is no coincidence. and i will say one more thing -- there is a book called "the turner diaries" and it is considered the bible of the far right. it outlines exactly how you would persecute -- how you would conduct a civil war against the u.s. government, and the very first thing it says you should do is to attack the fbi. laura: speaking of a distrust of institutions, house minority leader kevin mccarthy has said t

virginia tech there were ten people who barricaded a door anw hid behind the door the shooter was going after and after and never got through. virginia tech there was the survivor of the holocaust was teaching and engineering program and he held the door shut. no locks on any of the doors at virginia tech in the north hall. he held h the door and held the door so the shooter couldn't get through. that's the way he fought and he told o his students to jump out the second-story window into every student except one got out before he was shot to death. so he chose to fight. so you can run and hide and you can fight. you can do all those things. at columbine, at sandy hook, a horrible shooting where all those little, 21st graders were killed. a horrible situation in the united states. the teacher went into the classroom and stood between herself and the students and six students were able to escape from a side door out into another area and survive because of that. six students, six kids alive today who wouldn't have been alive for the fact that the teacher stood up and distracted and contin

anw in the world is that fair? and it's it's sort of the samety mentality that says we don'topen care that the southern border is open and all these peoplehes are flooding across, even though it's unfair to the people who stood in line and waited and did it the right way.. we don't car we de. y sort o and they they sort of decide - design and define what is fair. and it's not what's fair. i mean, there's a lot of talko o about how it's a way to woo to bribe them. but it's also a payoff to the universities who have been doing the work forting s the democrats of indoctrinating studentstu and creating littletn democrats. >> oh, no question about that.h. and that's a whole notherwh issue. why should the federal government with federal dollars be sponsoring indoctrinations. centers? yeah, and you know thaatt poin g people are going to have enough courage, i hope, to actually deal with that situatioion.yeah, wen. >> yeah, i have we havech on screen a graph here of just how much tuition has increased.. it's a travesty bec