the castro valley y, smooth drive but there's an accident north of there on the surface street, ashlandch for that. there's the san mateo bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:57. we've got a live look over san leandro where police on the scene of that big rig accident. mike will follow up on this busy morning. we've got the latest details coming up. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to connect. rethink possible. and st. jude children's research hospital created a special brain tumor treatment just for arianna. our bold, new procedure is helping to extend her

that's in the ashland area, san leandro. let me get out of your way and show the video the chopper took. it was dramatic footsage. all these cars smashed up at the united auto center. there's a big rig, flatbed tows and all of these trucks smashed there. no injuries. the roadway only closed for a couple of lanes right at that portion of that one block by that business so that's better news. dramatic pictures, but a smoother flowing commute. so we'll take you back to the roadways now. thank you for that chopper footage. we'll go over toward the castro valley y. typical pattern right here. we also have some slowing as you might expect through livermore, west 580. not a problem through pleasanton and into sunol but that will build and we'll have a thursday slowdown coming closer to 7:30 to 8:00. the south bay itself moves smoothly as well but we have that slowdown kicking in and that one will stick for the morning heading up toward 880 and the airport. 87 really slow as you're approaching kirtner and heading into downtown. we s

crews found more than 60- dogs - mostly beagles and pitbulls - chained and malnourished in ashland city they also found dog- fighting pen. rescuers say the chains have actually saved them >> "the chains they have around their neck are so thick that by dragging on the ground they have cleared all the area all the area away from where the dogs are, so the edge of where the dogs are"> >> the dogs have since been taken to an emergency shelter. of parasites, but all still eager for affection. >> coming up the oakland athletics debacle and your forecast with brian.. >> we do have some live clouds take a look a little bit of haze. the clouds are hanging on for most of the day. south of the san mateo bridge and the santa clara valley. temperatures for " underneath that cloud coverage and temperatures in the 50s in the san bruno. north beach. cooler in santa rosa. 49 degrees in the satellite looking at mo's >> this is a first of series of storms on wednesday, with even a strong winds that could be gusting 30-40 m.p.h.. this first storm is corn thursday night, that second storm arrives and we wil

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i now reside in the middle of wisconsin, but i was raised in ashland the field area -- the ashland bayld area in the extreme middle part of the state. with the oncoming legislative session, the last session we had a big fight over mining operations that were going to be pushed through that area near pearly, wisconsin, near ashland, wisconsin, which was supposed to produce 10,000 jobs. but the main concern of the indian leadership there was contamination of the brown water -- of the ground water, hunting land. how much do you know about that, and what are your feelings? host: we will leave it there. ata?ie pot guest: when we're dealing with mining or the pipeline, we want to make sure that it is environmentally sound and that we're protecting not only our lands, our water, so that we can sustain ourselves. we are not in a place where we can relocate to another area. it has become an environmental challenge that we cannot fix. it is important for us to make sure that the science supports what we need to do. then of course we also want to make sure that we're always looking out for our cu

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. >> ashland, kentucky. >> i thought this was big enough, but over here is the rest of the group from kentucky. thanks so much for coming on down to new york. sorry it's a little bit chilly. there's a lot going on here in the city. we are look at some really cool temperatures. unfortunately, you know, with so many people out of power, we're not just talking about temperatures in the 40s. we've got windchills down in the 30s. it has been exceptionally cool around here. and temperatures will be staying below average. unfortunately, through the rest of the weekend into most of next week. and looking ahead into next week, it is going to take until thursday and friday before temperatures start to get just slightly below normal. so we will still stay below normal heading into friday, but it does look like temperatures are not going to warm up any time soon. speaking of kentucky, we do have some rain that talk about with showers out that way. t >> in ocean city this is what sun rise looked like. really pretty. just a few ways out there. we should see more sunshine. high temperatures in the l

. >> ashland, kentucky. >> i thought this was big enough, but over here is the rest of the group from kentucky. thanks so much for coming on down to new york. sorry it's a little bit chilly. there's a lot going on here in the city. we are look at some really cool temperatures. we have wind chills in the 30s. it has been exceptionally cool around here and temperatures will be staying below average. unfortunately, through the rest of the weekend into most of next week and looking ahead into next week it is going to take until thursday and friday before temperatures start to get to slightly below normal. so we will still stay below normal heading into friday but it looks like temperatures aren't going to warm up any time soon. speaking of kentucky we have rain to talk about with some showers out that way. also into western tennessee as well. that is a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> good morning everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we are off to a cloudy and chilly start again today. the winds will stay out of the northwest

host: ron, ashland, ky. the morning. caller: the morning.hank you for c-span and thank you for your service. we are small business owners, and we do support secession. i sincerely hope that that sends the president a message if we are not happy with the direction of this nation. -- that we are not happy with the direction of this nation. i'm a small business owner, and after this election we sent out layoff notices. we will downsized our workforce by 50%. we are not very big. we are a small department store, but we have expenses. we will see what happens the next two years. we will cut our work force, to fill our contracts and we are at the age where if we want to sell out, we can and retire. guest: what you are telling me is what we hear all of the time at home. what would you do to encourage you to hire rather than shrink your workforce? caller: this health care bill it is devastating to small businesses it will literally cut into our grocery money -- businesses. it will literally cut into our grocery money. we love our work force, but the

host: ron, ashland, kentucky. ron is an independent caller. good morning. chris: good morning. thank you for c-span. thank you, mr. brady, for your service. it is appreciated. we are a small business owners and first off we do sports, i sincerely hope that at least sends the president a message that we are not happy with the direction of this nation. i also am a small business owner and we -- right after this election we sent out our layoff notices. we are going to downsize our work force by 50%. we are not very big. we are just a small little carpet store, but we have our expenses as everyone else. and we are going to see what happens the next two years. right now we are just going to cut our work force. we are going to throw out contracts for the next two years, and we are at the age where we can -- if we want to sell out, we can, and retire. guest: what you are telling me is what we hear all the time back home. what would you do? what would you advise congress and the president to do to get the economy going to encourage you to hire rather than shrink your work force? chris: