barnard did the work on thaigz of last year they've worked twenty-four hour to make that happen the same thing on friday and saturday and sunday that's the dedication we need to have a successful project barnard has earned our admiration (clapping) and we also before we visit the tunnel we have a surprise only two people know literally we have a literal toej token for the appreciation i've been blessed reiskin republican mentioned every project received the support of the board this project has been successful because of the leadership of mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors and my bottles edward reiskin and the director of transportation. mr. north korean the chairman of our mta board of directors and it makes my job easy so we have a token of appreciation a brace token mom chung and big al mass journey thank you (clapping) >> so i want to thank everybody for coming out we're going to allow some of the folks and that media so see this we can only do is a certainty up to the minute amount of people at that time, so thank you all so much for coming out welcome to the june special mee

cornell barnard is live with the story. and you spoke with the man of action who helped catch this guy. >> i did, dan. police have not released the suspect's name. but a firefighter is getting most of the credit for his arrest. you'll hear from him in a moment. a security camera at this honda dealership captured some of the rampage today. panicked drivers on market street trying to get out of the way of a desperate carjacking suspect on the run from police. watch as the truck appears and barrels backwards into a limousine. the suspect then takes off over the sidewalk. the limo driver wasn't hurt but look at the damage. >> he was out of control and driving pretty crazy. it was clear this guy had to be stopped. >> san francisco firefighter saw the chaos returning from the call on the ladder truck. he stopped to help police try to corner the suspect. >> he stopped the truck and jumped out and he ran eastbound here on grove. >> by the time he turned around, it was too late. >> from out of nowhere, the firefighter intercepted th

cornell barnard is live with the story. and you spoke with the man of action who helped catch this guy. >> i did, dan. police have not released the suspect's name. but a firefighter is getting most of the credit for his arrest. you'll hear from him in a moment. a security camera at this honda dealership captured some of the rampage today. panicked drivers on market street trying to get out of the way of a desperate carjacking suspect on the run from police. watch as the truck appears and barrels backwards into a limousine. the suspect then takes off over the sidewalk. the limo driver wasn't hurt but look at the damage. >> he was out of control and driving pretty crazy. it was clear this guy had to be stopped. >> san francisco firefighter saw the chaos returning from the call on the ladder truck. he stopped to help police try to corner the suspect. >> he stopped the truck and jumped out and he ran eastbound here on grove. >> by the time he turned around, it was too late. >> from out of nowhere, the firefighter intercepted th

cornell barnard is live with the story. and you spoke with the man of action who helped catch this guy. >> i did, dan. police have not released the suspect's name. but a firefighter is getting most of the credit for his arrest. you'll hear from him in a moment. a security camera at this honda dealership captured some of the rampage today. panicked drivers on market street trying to get out of the way of a desperate carjacking suspect on the run from police. watch as the truck appears and barrels backwards into a limousine. the suspect then takes off over the sidewalk. the limo driver wasn't hurt but look at the damage. >> he was out of control and driving pretty crazy. it was clear this guy had to be stopped. >> san francisco firefighter saw the chaos returning from the call on the ladder truck. he stopped to help police try to corner the suspect. >> he stopped the truck and jumped out and he ran eastbound here on grove. >> by the time he turned around, it was too late. >> from out of nowhere, the firefighter intercepted th

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in napa county, cornell barnard. >>> and wish them luck, no significant rainfall any time soon, we knowthat. >> and spencer christian is here with the latest forecast. >> okay, ama, it continues to be dry, here is a look at live doppler 7 hd, breezy, pleasantly cool towards the coast. and north around mt. shasta, scattered thunderstorms but nothing very severe. back to the bay area, blue skies, 64 in san francisco right now and 69 in oakland, mid-to-upper 70s in san carlos and a live view from emeryville, looking north, 76 in santa rosa, napa, low-to-mid 80s, and 79 concord and 86 at livermore and looking at the fog at the golden gate. the first forecast, seeing the low clouds during the evening hours, spotty drizzle, and tomorrow, mainly sunny afternoon with the low clouds at the coast, cooler than average, highs in the low-to-mid 80s in the warmer spots, we'll look ahead at the weekend in just moments, dan and ama. >>> and two carjacking suspects crashed into at least two other cars while trying to outrun police in oakland. the chase began at around 220 a.m., that is when the police s

i'm cornell barnard in for carolyn tyler. let's start off with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. we are starting out with plenty of clouds, even mist and drizzle as the marine layer is becoming for compressed. 56 in concord. good morning, san francisco, 55. here's a look at the fog. it's all the way into the east bay. it burns back, it stays along the san mateo coast. sunshine along the beaches of the north bay. this morning starting out, due to all the fog, we are anywhere from two to eight degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. notice it's calm out there but the sea breeze kicks up today. over 20 miles an hour in the area. mid-70s, into 90's, and plenty of 90s in the inland valley. it does last for the upcoming work week, i'll tell you how long in a few minutes. >> thank you so much a small but vocal group in santa rosa turned their peaceful protest over the shooting death of a santa rosa teenager into something far more confrontational. [indiscernible chanting] >

i'mcornell barnard in for carolyn tyler.ook at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, cornell. changes in our weather already pretty dramatic. this shows the sweep on top of mount st. helena. we are look agent a compressed marine layer allowing for pretty dense fog along the coast. high pressure is pushing down on the atmosphere and we are going to see holes in the overcast. really pushing back to the coast quickly and warming already in our east bay valley. so it is cooler along the coast and where the fog is. oakland 54. san francisco 53. 58 in san jose and visibility anywhere from a half-mile to a quarter mile and less than that through watsonville and salinas this morning. where the fog is with us it's three to four degrees cooler.

and general barnard, he was in charge of them for the war. he started developing a system of fortifications around the capital and how they would actually defend the city from the enemy invaders. after second manassas, fear again. and some more impetus to make sure the fortifications defending washington were doing their job. over the four years, many of the forts were made larger. guns were change to get the best -- guns were changed to get the best function out of each fort an out of the system itself. the defenses were tested in july 1864. before i say that, there were raids on the forts where they would come in and steal horses or supplies. but the only real attack -- a reconnaissance -- took place on july 11, 12 of 1864 when jubal early fought at in august the -- at monocacy then march towards washington and eventually came up and faced these forts up there, the main one fort stevens where abraham lincoln actually came out to watch what was going on. he was not successful. he realized he really could not do what he wanted to do and event

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. >>> now kimberly martin is a political science professor at barnard college.come. >> thank you. >> you listened to vladimir putin say that people are using this for their own political gain. is that message going to work for very long? >> i think that the game has really changed. and putin made a mistake quite a while ago by deciding he was going to put his faith in what amounts to outsourcing to these contractors in ukraine. and the chickens have come home to roost, basically. this kind of tragedy was just waiting to happen, because no one is really in control, the evidence is that these people are not well disciplined. they are often drunk, and so he sort of got what he paid for in taking this particular route. >> but given the fact they are called pro-russian separatists, they link themselves to russia and its leader, why couldn't he come in here and say, give them access to these bodies. give them access so they can do their investigation? wou wouldn't that be easy for putin. >> well, all he can really do is cut off their resources. they are not in a hiera

barnard to design this a series of forts to protect it. so here they are. you can see it was quite amazing to build all of those. he did them quickly. it was tremendous. and here they are today. i have circled on this old map the ones under government ownership today. the parks service owns the ones in washington, d.c. and one in maryland and virginia. others are owned by local governments. you will see them as well. another part of the story, in 1902, a commission report on the parks, one of the major recommendations had to do with the civil war defenses of washington. they saw the forts were beautiful to look at and to look from and they saw these as potential parks and linking them with the fort circle drive, and i have a newspaper article that that says all but one mile was bought. so there is land all over those forts. these are all the different forts, three different management systems, and it is something we are hoping to change. eleanor holmes norton has introduced legislation to establish the civil war defense s of washington national historical p

i'mcornell barnard in for carolyn tyler. let's get a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, cornell. changes in our weather already pretty dramatic. this shows the sweep on top of mount st. helena. we are look agent a compressed marine layer allowing for pretty dense fog along the coast. high pressure is pushing down on the atmosphere and we are going to see holes in the overcast. really pushing back to the coast quickly and warming already in our east bay valley. so it is cooler along the coast and where the fog is. oakland 54. san francisco 53. 58 in san jose and visibility anywhere from a half-mile to a quarter mile and less than that through watsonville and salinas this morning. where the fog is with us it's three to four degrees cooler. it's warmer livermore and concord. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. you see how railroad foggy it is. do be careful. mid-50s to near 70 coast and san francisco. 70s and 80s around the bay. mid-and upper 90s inland today. corn

i'm conell barnard, in for lease tile.et's start with the lisa argen. >> we have dense fog around the bay. here's the view from our vollmer peak camera. see sutro tower at 977 feet society marine layer maybe 600, 700 feet. it will be at the coast today. we will have partly cloudy skies san francisco and oakland. it's 69 already by the delta. so it will be getting hot inland. warmer around the bay. but fog right now with visibility a mile and three quarters up in santa rosa. here's the plan for the fog. right now it's inside the bay so we are looking at fog around mountain view and hayward. still a little bit up in marin county. and where it is warmer, that's where that high is building in and where it is cooler from 24 hours ago, that's where the fog has been sitting. so here's the golden gate bridge and your forecast calls for temperatures today on the coast remain cool and gray. near 70 in the city. partly cloudy skies. around the bay mid-80s and mid-70s. pleasant. but inland we are warming up to here 100 degrees. cornel

to thomas barnard was traveling with union telegraph officers that night, the first because never delivered they cannot locate avril. after receiving the third message, he went off on his own. he found avril asleep by the sides of the fence. the response was less than her railway. without the slightest manifestation of interests or in the peril to which it was six those, he merely said i will be there in the morning. many residents concluded that if he had only awakened fully from and moved toward chambersburg, the town would have been saved. he did not. later that morning he found himself and his men flanked by the confederate and chose to places demands between the enemy and baltimore rather than coming to the aid. they finally made it around or he clock in the afternoon. then pursued the man to the potomac. all they concluded that it is clearly possible that they could protect pennsylvania from being infested with rebels, many residents argued that the lack of action made him the delinquent, the one who could and should have saved us. war, theime of stalled. they are making slow progress

to thomas barnard was traveling with union telegraph officers that night, the first because never delivered they cannot locate avril. after receiving the third message, he went off on his own. he found avril asleep by the sides of the fence. the response was less than her railway. without the slightest manifestation of interests or in the peril to which it was six those, he merely said i will be there in the morning. many residents concluded that if he had only awakened fully from and moved toward chambersburg, the town would have been saved. he did not. later that morning he found himself and his men flanked by the confederate and chose to places demands between the enemy and baltimore rather than coming to the aid. they finally made it around or he clock in the afternoon. then pursued the man to the potomac. all they concluded that it is clearly possible that they could protect pennsylvania from being infested with rebels, many residents argued that the lack of action made him the delinquent, the one who could and should have saved us. war, theime of stalled. they are making slow progress

i'm cornell barnard in for carolyn tyler. let's start off with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. we are starting out with plenty of low clouds and fog in the city. but it's beginning to peel back. the high pressure is pushing down on the atmosphere and that's allowed for patchy dense fog this morning. cooler this morning for some but we will finish up warmer. 60 in san jose and sunshine in our east bay. next couple of hours we get to reveal more sunshine. it will be brighter here. 80 noontime inland, 07 around the bay. look at the coast. it's cool and breezy around the bay. warming up inland plenty of 90s and warmer weather ahead. cornell. >> thank you very much. a small, but vocal group in santa rosa turned their peaceful protest over the shooting death of a teenager into something far more confrontational. [indiscernible chanting] >> protests began with chanting, but it took an unusual turn. this is streamed video that was posted online. demonstrators actually shut dow

i'm cornell barnard in for carolyn tyler. let's start off with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. we are starting out with plenty of low clouds sun. we are looking at a cool day at the beaches but sunshine at the coast as well. hot a whole lot but a little bit. emeryville in the gray. mid-50s in the north bay, 57 by the delta. it is clear there. sunny in concord, 57. still clouds hanging on to livermore and this is what you get when you wake up so early. a beautiful shot of the east bay. we are looking at numbers there warming up today. upper 80s to low 90s. s at the coast a little breezy and around the bay mid-70s to low 80 he is. the warmup underway inland. i'll tell you what to expect for the week ahead coming up. cornell. >> lisa, thank you very much. >> breaking news out of new jersey where a policeman has been shot and killed responding to the call of an armed robbery. mayor said the officer was in his head while in his patrol car outside of walgreens. other officer

. >> kimberly marten, professor of political science specializing in russian studies at barnard. thank you very much for being here. it's very helpful. i really appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel. my pleasure. >>> to that point of how important sanctions have been here and important in terms of predicting what happens next, tomorrow in brussels there's a major meeting of european foreign ministers to talk about whether there's going to be a another round of of european sanctions against russia. the uk is really leading a hard line for those negotiations, and if they take a big new round of sanctions against russia tomorrow, i think you may see the politics change here. worth watching. we'll be right back. of the services your vehicle needs. so prepare your car for any road trip by taking it to an expert ford technician. because no matter your destination good maintenance helps you save at the pump. get our multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup only at your ford dealer.

. >> kimberly marten, professor of political science specializing in russian studies at barnard. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, rachel. my pleasure. >>> to that point of how important sanctions have been here and important in terms of predicting what happens next, tomorrow in brussels there's a major meeting of european foreign ministers to talk about if there's going to be big round of european sanctions against russia. the uk is really leading a hard line for those negotiations, and if they take a big new round of sanctions against russia tomorrow, i think you may see the politics change here. worth watching. we'll be right back. this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relief. really, and... and that's it. this is kathleen... for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. ge