basically yawnion strength bit the -- union strength built the middle class, building union and non-union middle class up. you have to remember that the union sets the bar. when the union is raised nonunion alike get the raze. once again, if everything opted out, it would - we'd be back to probably about turn of the century conditions in the working areas. >> well let's get down to specifics. for decades you made your living as a union electrician, a member of ibew. when you walked on to a job site with a union card in your wallet. what's the difference between that work then and what will go on on a job site in kanosha. milwaukee, what is going to be different. well slowly the training will change. i was afforded training. every member before me paid into a found fund. that was through union dews. -- dues. all that goes out the window. i was asked to pull wire put in pie. it was done by standards established over years. you have identified who you will be up against, working next to. safety and quality will erode. it will not play good for customers and business owners. and it will not p

he said it could force labour leaders to be more involved with workers, which could build union memberships >> a key even in the growth was a disaster that took place. labour leaders and workers that gathered in new york city remember those killed in a factory fire and changed the landscape for organised labour. courtney kealy reports. >> reporter: bells toll flowers laid on the sidewalk and the building where garment workers lost their lives. >> my grandmother and two aunts lay dead in the street right here. >> wednesday people gathered on the corner of the west village to remember the triangle shirt waist factory fire ism it was known as the fire that changed america. >> joel is a retired union attorney, part of a coalition that is working on a memorial to remember the event. >> march 25th. 1911. young women and children toiled away at sewing machines for hours. >> that was where the factory was. the fire started in the scrap bin and within minutes the top three floors were ipp gulfed in flames. doors were locked to prevent workers taking breaks. women and children plunged to their depth.

could be a benefit to unions it could force the labour leaders to be more involved with workers, building unionembership. >> reporter: one of the key events in the growth of american unions was the disaster that took place a century ago. labour leaders and workers gathered to remember those killed in a factory fire changing the political landscape for organised labour. >> reporter: the bells toll. [ bell tolls ] >> reporter: flowers are laid on the side walk and the building where dozens of workers lost their lives 104 years ago still stands. >> my grandmother and two aunts lay dead in the street right here. >> reporter: wednesday, people gathered on this corner of the west village to remember the triangle factory shirt fire. >> it was known as the fire that changed north america. >> joel is part of a coalition working on a memorial to remember the tragic event. it was march 25th, 1911. immigrant women and children with few labour laws toiled at sewing machine for hours. >> that was where the factory was. >> it started in a scrap bin, within minutes the top three floors were engulfed in flames.

not charge - >> the staff to perform adequate due diligence on hedge funds and 98 percent building that all union members should be surveyed for their preferences in investing in hedge funds and 95 plus building that this board should not make a decisions to invest in hedge funds without approval of the 54 thousand plan beneficiaries i urge you to vote no on any asset obligations thank you time (clapping.) >> if people could listen up to speak on public comment i'll work off the speaker cards first. >> good afternoon board members i'm worked at laguna honda for 20 years i'm not an expert in vvl but warren buffett is and george sorry is and mr. cal per if they don't recommended the pensions to be into hedge funds i know this is a bad idea putting citywide i aside any ethnic issues regarding the hedge funds like transparency and the connections with with payments just think about this the doubling of the foes for investing in hedge funds and the 20 percent extra charge for profit we city workers will be left in taking the risks with hedge funds and the profit will go to hedge funds for sure today,

and they were hanging off the student union building like bunches of fwraps. >> there was an iconic graphen just before thanksgiving. we were walking in a march and we were going through the gate. >> we just had numbers. we had too many people. >> a significantly smaller group headed up the counter culture. the freshman class president was one of them. >> we -- i am told i don't know it for a fact that we got our funding from one of the regions. i don't know which one. i don't know if it's true. we met in the basement. making plans. and occasionally manning booths and talking to people and so that was what we did to try to counter the free speech movement. >> and then december 7, that's the one where the estimate over 20,000. there is only 27,500 students on the campus. >> the most famous speech that mario gave. >> you have got to make it stop. run it to the people. free the machine. >> the feature was in fact completely atypical. almost all of his speeches until then had been more educational. >> police arrested more than 800 students that night. the margest mass arrest in california his

we built on this basic infrastructure with the intend to provide a real variety of both building types and union types. and you can see in this slide and hopefully better in the hard copies in your packet that the variety of building types planned for hillside encompasses both slates which are the darker pink building town homes over parking which are the orange buildings and town homes at grade which are the yellow building. there is over 7 acres of open space and hillside and the open space in the form of both the pocket parks which we've there -- their way throughout neighborhood and the pedestrian path walk which gives everyone access to those terrific views to the south. the network of pocket parks is oriented with a series of singers that phase out. this illustration from the landscape master plan for the shipyard for the hillside neighborhood really helpsen encapsulate that great change from the top to the bottom of 175 and two streets of oakdale and navy of 40 feet and this idea of parks that cascade down the hill that open up to the wonderful view to the south. so that network of public

castro valley and slowing again off the castro valley y south 808 through hayward and toward union city, typical buildon city and hayward for southbound 8 880. slower drive 92 san mateo bring and the south bay routes building for 85, 87. crash north 101 around tully had things backed up earlier than you might expect. let's get a live camera out here, where we typically see a big backup this time of morning, pretty easy toward alum rock but this will build as the crash clears at tully. out to the maps, the rest of silicon valley in addition to san jose's build we see more slowing for sunnyvale and mountain view for northbound 101, typical pattern along the peninsula. smooth drive toward the bay bridge and san francisco. no big drama for the upper east bay, we have highway 4 and the walnut creek interchange starting to build, same thing for the east shore freeway and of course right here, the north bay, novato through san rafael, a little slowing because of the volume of traffic, no drama and a smooth drive toward the golden gate bridge and into san francisco. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much.

it is building into union city. nothing up usual about that drive. northbound route, coming into san jose. farther south in gilroy. if you're going south, you will get through those passes as well. >> time right now is 6:21. a major change for the future of tomorrowland. >> and a tiny fish with a big impact. >>> let's just say -- hey! we're going to have reports for you as the season kicks off in just a few weeks. but we'll have your look at the roadways with mike after this. >>> welcome back, everyone. it is 6:24. concerns after another electronic cigarette explodes. he says the device started humming and then blew up. the bed also caught fire. officials say it was modified but they didn't say hau. this is the third report of it happening in just the last month. >> california could soon be the first state in the country to force all bicyclists to wear helmets. bike riders would be fines $25 if they didn't have the proper headgear. >>> a tiny fish is hurting the plans to blow up an old span of this bridge. caltrans says they're coming up with ways to

because he is wanted in connection with an event in ukraine on may the 2nd, 2014 when a labor union building burned to the ground and many many people were dead. >> that's the only hitch so far that we know about. on the whole, this has been a large but peaceful affair. >> iran's influence in yemen appears to be growing. for the first time in years, a plane flew direct from iran into sanaa now controlled by houthi rebels. they captured sanaa and forced the government out. they will fly 14 direct flights a week. some yemeni politicians fear the flights could be used to transport iranian weapons and fighters to yemen. >> a report from aden. >> reporter: the decision to operate regular flights between yemen and saudi arabia came two days after the houthis gave a speech in which he attacked saudi arabia and described the relationship between yemen and saudi arabia as one of sub judgegation. he said they should look for better partners. today in the official announcement of the decision to open this line the official news agency now under houthi control described this as an implementation of the

have 9 people today and will grow to 15 or 20 over time but we do sit down with the electrical union and building trades and talk about projects we've signed 70 me megawatts of solar and made that a priority when we don't do union in our local area we're we're doing living wage and that's important to us. we have tried -- this is another area where we try not to have too many ridged rules too early and that's a hard thing to do because there's a lot of pressure from all sides to come to some really specific conclusions right out of the gate but we try to reup that conversation every time a new issue gets on the table and find our way and one of the things we learned is the local trades in our area were most interested in utility scale j projects and energy efficiency projects they weren't as focussed on residential rooftops or small scale programs even though that's still important for the training programs but met with them and working with them in those areas and got another meeting scheduled next monday and i'd encourage you to do the same and i think you have a history of being more up front

because he's wanted in connection with an event in odessa in ukraine on may two 2014 when a labor union building was burned to the ground and many, many people were dead. that's the only hitch so far that we know about. on the whole this has been a large, but peaceful affair. >> iran's influence in yemen appears to be growing a plane flew direct from iran into yemen's capitol sanna. they will now fly 14 direct flights a week. some politicians in yemen fear weapons and fighters will be transferred to yemen with the flights. >> the decision to operate regular flights between yemen and saudi arabia came two days after the houthi gave a speech in which he attacked saudi arabia and described the relationship between yemen and saudi arabia as one of subjugation and humiliation. today, the official announcement of the decision to open this line the official news agency now under houthi control describes this as an implementation of the recommendations of houthi. they have sent high-ranking delegation for the first time and announced it, in the past they sent people to iran, but did not announce it, now

a smooth drive, a typical build in toward union city. here, the east shore freeway, a typical build. no drama. a slower drive because of that volume of traffic. getting closer to the maze, west 580, still jams up from 24. and now that overcrossing approaching the toll plaza. we have everybody waiting here and that's causing a slow drive. if you car pool, you've got a big break. back to you guys. >> that was laid out there for you. >>> breaking news. san francisco police on the scene of yet another smash and grab style break-in. this at a high end music store. stephanie chuang just spoke with police. she's live in front of the store in the city's lower neighborhood. steph, what did you learn? >> good morning, sam. overall, learning that place are on alert. taif got e-mathey've got e-mail about what is happening with these smash and grabs. you can see where the thieves broke in this time. the owners saying the window just to the left of that was where they broke in the last time, a month ago. $20,000 worth of things stolen. he says the alar

they designed a prosthetic hasn't made of plastic and today in the food court of lasalle student union buildingames got the chance to try it out. it will take a little getting used to but james says he's overwhelmed to receive this help. he says he will continue to work with the prosthetics creators to fine tune that design. cool stuff. >> absolutely. >> best of luck to him. >>> all right. ba tock your fox 29 weather authority now. and it's warm out there. we saw karen didn't even have a coat on at the airport. >> wind blowing her hair. >> spring must be in the air scott. >> got to be. >> just for today and this evening. because on the other side of the system lucy and iain it's going to be the return of winter. we even have snow in the seven day forecast but ultimate doppler showing you some showers earlier in the day. that has moved out to sea but we're watching the main cold front off to the west even line of thunderstorms right now erupting producing some downpours to the west of us as well as some lightning around the harrisburg area. so as we put a tracker on the system you can see moving

unions have helped build the middle class in hawaii and nationwide. it's disappointing that instead of working to create jobs or help the middle class get ahead, today we're debating whether to make it harder to join a union. workers wishing to join a union already face many barriers. for example companies have significant opportunity to make their case to employees about why they should oppose a union. meanwhile, unions are not allowed to visit the work site to make their case for joining a union. and they do not have access to modern contact information like emails and cell phones, unbelievable as that may sound to contact workers. in addition companies can delay union elections with what amounts to frivolous litigation and appeal after appeal. nationwide in contested cases workers already have to wait an average of 40 months -- four months, excuse me, to vote whether to join a union. while most employers in hawaii want to support their workers there have been those rare cases of companies exploiting the current system to prevent workers from having

so and we are also reaching out to the labor unions and the labor communities and the building trade and they are really concerned about union jobs, local jobs, california jobs, things like that. and this gets the heart of this is the not to exceed rate which we already know and the staff acknowledged in last week's or this week's sf puc hearing, we know what that rate is. it's the same and the pg & e brown power rate and it's essential that we set up the process in the not to exceed rate and ask the sf puc staff and sf puc to send it to the rate fairness board right now, not in may, but right now because then we have and then get the sf puc and board to adopt that as soon as possible because then we can take that to the community and say, this is it. it's on paper. this is the rate. right now we are only hearing it verbably in hearings and it's not good enough and for the jobs piece, we need this timeline and it's not in there and we need this is to start out sooner and we need another rate set. >> commissioners, jed holsman. i want to thank the sf puc staff. we were at the hearing o

and because they believed the soviet union was building a utopian state and they believed the united states was a fascist state. they believed after the second world war that the military conflict between the united states and soviet union was inevitable, and they wanted to help the soviet union. that is the way i see it, and i think that is a critical thing. onto non-nuclear technology. a word about this. this is julius rosenberg's communist party registration card. i don't know if you can see it, but the critical thing is it is from 1940. anyone who was a member of the communist party in 1940, at a time when the soviet union was allied with nazi germany, that tells you about his allegiance and dedication. anyway, moving on julius , rosenberg's primary value to the soviet union is not information that he personally acquired, it was his talent of recruiting, managing and motivating spies and keeping them on track for years. he had 11 or 12 he recruited. this made the rosenberg ring and -- an incredibly productive espionage operation. most of them were engineers, working for the army o

. >> be assured that i will always work beside you as we seek to build a more perfect union in a more just society that all americans deserve. thank you once again for your steadfast support, for your passionate engagement, and for your unwavering devotion to this country and this cause. as we join together, as we forge ahead, and as our people before, as we march on. [cheers and applause] ♪ three minutes in fairness to the preacher amen? >> amen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ get up if you're on the lord's side get up get up get up if you're on the lord's side get up get up if you're on the lord's side >> ♪ i am telling you to get on up ♪ >> ♪ get up get up if you're on the lord's side >> ♪ get, get, get, get, get up get up if you're on the lord's side get up if you're on the lord's side get, get, get, get, get up get up if you're on the lord's side my lord, my lord my lord, my lord ♪ ♪ >> get up! >> good afternoon, everyone. i know the protocol has already been said, but just let me take the liberty to acknowledge the pastor here of this church pastor strong. [applause] as well as other members of thi

for the first few months the union navy would buy a pair of reship it could find not just building new warships but purchasing every civilian ship to use it on of blockade. not just for the coast to not go into combat a lot. that is probably right so the union navy expanded the very first for with active service to over 600. and did became much more effective simply because then they be expanded so much from uss south carolina and appearing in july 1861. and more cave after that. 8064 there're typically one does in union warships so vague to give very seriously devoting resources to blockade but the odds were still in their favor by the end of the war buddies -- but the odds got lugar as the war went on. blockade runners were private with few exceptions is late in the war for the ships but most were privately owned, the civilian ships that were under arms in general the would not put epiphyte. they would run like crazy. in to put everything to burn in the furnace to keep going to go run the blockade vessel that was after them. stick so it was not physically dangerous in the same way of

are being involved in the event in odessa in ukraine on the two of may last year, when a labor union building was burned, leading to the death of many, many people. so far that is the only event that we know of that is indicated in this procession, this memorial march that had any hitch. >> we are going to show our viewers a different shot of people crossing over the bridge, a sort of head-on shot. many allies say this is a political killing. how much has his murder polarized russian society and russian politics? >> i don't think it has because i think that at the moment, russian society is remarkably unified. vladimir putin still has approval ratings over 80%. most russians get their news, get their current affairs from state t.v. and on state t.v., the message you get is that russia is being bullied and victimized by other countries by the west. what's going on in ukraine is an example of this and that russia is essentially looking after its legitimate interests. that's the message many russians see and many, many russians believe. the opposition has been severely marginalized over the last

printer they made a prosthetic hand made of plastic and in the food court of the lasalle student union buildingot the chance to try it the out. while it the may take getting used to james says he is just overwhelmed, by this. he says he will continue to work with the prosthetics creators to find tune that design. how neat is that. >>> overnight shooting has claimed two lives coming up at 6:00 we will tell you how a would be robbery victim turn the tables on the suspect we will have a live report next. >>> plus investigators will be back on the scene of the building collapse in new york city we will have latest developments straight ahead. blank. >>> a teenage's tack again, woman jump walking home from the gym late last night and now two teens, yeah teens, are in custody. >>> at least 19 people hurt, four of them seriously injured when a building exploded. we will have more on the latest at this fire in new york. >> yeah, in the east village yesterday afternoon. >> it is a friday. it is kind of warm but it is raining. oh, yeah how long will this last. >>> and there is talk of flurries over the w

build a house. this is the aim of the zionist union. it should be known to you. thank you. it should be known that we've made an extraordinary achieve achievement today extraordinary extraordinary, since the actions of 1992, we have not had these results. together i'm very proud of you. and it's important for me to say you've worked hard and you deserve it. tzipi will help to bring the country to a successful--this result allows us to the leadership and of course we'll have to wait for the final results. everything is open. i've spoken to the parties. we don't know what the final results will be. i want to do everything that i can in order to form a government which is good for israel which will return it to being a democratic jewish country and aim for peace with our neighbors. therefore, i ask all of the parties to come together under my leadership in order to keep the unity of israel, a government that will give voice to israel that will give hope to new generations and will include a real change for israel. because the public won't change and a majority that there shoul

gentle build southbound 880 from hayward down toward union city and for 680 southbound through plezanton and sunol tri valley build typically lighter as well on a friday at this time. zooming out looking at the big shot of the east bay as well as the north bay, we see no real slowing for our speed sensors atop of your screen, highway 37 westbound slow out of vallejo and moving towards the novato area and same thing for highway 4 through concord, slowing past 242 and we'll get a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on, even on friday the backup, things ease off earlier, friday's commute kicks in once again about 11:00, 11:30 because a lot of folks head toward the city for a nice early evening dinner or maybe some activity. >> get a kick on the weekend. >> sheshenanigans. >>> a major car maker slapped with a multimillion-dollar fine. details coming up next. >>> amazon gets permits to fly its drones and the greek national bird, we'll take ail look coming up in business news. >>> and it's opening day at the yard. coming up a sneak peek behind the giants' new's trac

about 10 days ago a group of students voted to take the flag down from the lobby the student union building at some .. in jan or point in jan or the sierra flag tacked to the wall the building. the students were divided whether to keep the flag on the wall or to take the flag down. the student that he voted 6-4 to take the flag down off of the wall of the building. that attracted national attention. much of it was misreported trade for sample the university of california irvine bans the flag on campus. that's nonsense. there were six students who didn't want the flag on the wall wall. it's not a first amendment case. the campus can decide if it wants the flag in the campus buildings. in fact another group of the student body decided to put the flag back. it's not a first amendment issue. the government can put the flag and government buildings were once applied to be displayed. >> host: now your opinion of the case? >> guest: i think it is much ado about nothing. i think so much was made of this. i believe the american flag should be in government buildings. i believe the american flag shou

some observers say for unions to make a big difference to build the gap in wealth, and build a strongerdle class, they need to break into industries where they haven't had much progress. without it some see the wealth gap only widening. >> with the decline of yuanianism, we have seen the unleashing of more inequality. >> this -- this right to work movement in wisconsin, this is entirely separate from what we saw in 2011 in wisconsin. >> right, you remember those massive crowds and protesters in 2011. that only involved the public sector. and that was part of the governor's bill that really stripped away so many collective bargaining rights for the public sector. >> how much of this has to do with scott walker being a president? >> the democrats in the state are accusing republicans of only feeding into his aspirations to run for president, and they point out when he was running for reelection as governor, he said right to work would not be a priority. this bill was introduced in the last several of weeks and he immediately said he would support it. >> thank you so much mary. right to wo

brunn nos building at the time that complaint was made a prosecute permit issue for 4712 union that's were there was an address correction we explicit realize the back building had a mobile address we thought it was an alley in the back of the building so when they did the - and we corrected that violation with pulling the correct permit and showed them how they laid it out this was the same in 7 and 9 they pulled it out 7 and 9 it was an address mix up as far as the lead violation there was an nov on lead and mr. dpw's from the department came out and inspected and 23rd everything fine i showed mr. yee we've notified all the surrounding buildings and put notices on all the 4 building on this block and lot we're working on they're taken down i had mr. yee to take the pictures so we cleared that out and walked the properties i took him into the units and saw no violation he closed out the violation that day. >> are you finished. >> yes, sir. >> are you saying then all the novs have been evaluated. >> yes. unless anymore came up in 9 last week i've not checked. >> thank you okay. mr. ke

really trying to bring the country to a place where we could begin to work together to build a more perfect unionnt is right. selma is much more than about black people it is about this country living out the true meaning of that edict of building a more perfect union, being able to pursue happiness, and those things were not happening in the south, and i grew up in south carolina. so we were challenged tremendously to do something about it. when bloody sunday occurred it was after as you know the '64 civil rights act, but voting was not included in that act. housing was not included in that act. in fact it didn't even apply to the public sector. a lot of people don't realize when we passed the civil rights act of 1964 the unemployment discrimination part of that was only in the private sector. cities and states and counties were still free to discriminate and did so until 1972. so we were putting building blocks in place. now, what has recently happened after the passage in 1965 of the voting rights act, we are now seeing the supreme court rip one of those blocks away. so if you take one block o

it is difficult to build trust when unions and associations demonized and belittled. if the union leadership were not accurately conveying views of officers on the street they would be swiftly ousted by their own membership. it is therefore both wise and practical for agency management to recognize and work with representatives of the rank and file officers actually carrying out the policies of the agency. recommendation, encourage agency leaders in the public to recognize and take advantage of the benefits of the police unions and associations. as our officers work to build relationships with their communities, they must be provided every protection necessary to ensure their safety. napo worked tirelessly to authorize and fund the bulletproof vest partnership grant program. as members of this panel are aware of the program helps state and local agencies to purchase body armor for officers working in the field. while many officers protected by body armor, an alarming number of officers, many across the united states in small departments, are not afforded the same due

very provocative and ugly last few days as he tries to catch up to the so-called zionist union and they try to build on its momentum to expand its lead. >>> the zionist union which is a combination of socialist party and other parties, which has come together to try to oppose netanyahu, the most interesting thing and something that american audiences may not understand since we focus so much on netanyahu and the speech against the iran nuclear talks and netanyahu of course taking on the palestinians and not negotiating an agreement with his palestinian counterparts the real issues here are economic. that is what people are saying to us at the polling places to you at the polling place, it's inflation, it's the economy. >> right, not just the zionist union but a very new party which made a strong surge in the last election two years ago has been hitting the economic issues hard and also a party knew in this election, all of us which is actually a break away party from netanyahu's party is all about the economy. i do think some of the security issues last year was a very tough year for israel. the war

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the build for the east bay moving hayward down to union city the nimitz freeway starts to build and attle slowing there, time thing 680 through pleasanton and sun olp. tri valley nothing unusual, easy drive earlier fire we talked about at fairfax at bancroft, an easy drive toward the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> if you're a niners fan which sul aof is all of us, it's been a turbulent offseason. they're buzzing about the latest player to leave the 49ers. up and coming defensive star in the prime of his career only 24 years old is stepping away from the game. linebacker chris borland became a standout player for the 49ers last season. many expected him to step up and fill the shoes of patrick willis, when willis announced his retirement last week. borland told espn's "outside the lines" he believes he suffered a concussion in training camp last year, played through it because he wanted to make the team. doctor he spoke with says this helps draw attention to the seriousness of brain injuries. >> it's a lot more complicated than just simply walking it off. these are real injuries in the sam

build on the peninsula for san mateo and highway 101. no big drama across the dumbarton or palo alto. here's southbound 880 through hayward and union city, traditional slowing and building up for fremont as well. behind me we're looking at the tri valley south 680 through pleasanton, typical pattern for most of the tri valley. disabled big rig at the dublin glade cleared from the roadway and quick recovery from 680 up the dublin grade no, big drama but a crash at vass cowest 580 was blocking one lane but caused enough distraction. we see folks move toward the dublin interchange as that cleared from lanes. smooth drive upper shore freeway crash cleared, the metering lights are on and slowing for west 580 off of the maze. moving to the south bay we want to make sure silicon valley starting to build, san jose 101, 85 and 87 typical and there's the slowdown for 280 approaching 17 right on schedule, right on pattern. back to you guys. >> mike, thank you. >>> a second day of testimony just got under way in the boston trial of boston marathon suspect bombing suspect joke shadzhokha tsarnaev. prosecutors introduced new security video showi

union. whose leader yitzhak herzog has conceded victory. mr. netanyahu now has to build coalition government. while there are 120 seats in parliament which is known as the knesset, the majority of 61 is needed to form a government. the center left zionist union which initially appeared to be a strong contender gained only 24 seats. and while prime minister netanyahu's lickkud party won 30 seats. the alliance of israeli arab dominated parties came third with 14 seats. let's cross over to jerusalem, the bbc's mark lowen has been following the election and mark he's denied not only the opinion polls but also the exit polls. . >> reporter: yes against all the odds there. remarkable victory for benjamin netanyahu. the opinion polls suggest he was trailing his opposition in the exit polls late last night showed it was a neck and necktie, and israel awoke on this beautifully sunny day to find they would have a fourth term of benjamin netanyahu as prime minister. what won it for him at the end? possibly because he taxed quite hard to the right towards the end to steal some of th

the slow spot in san jose and the rest of silicon valley an easy drive, build for west 237 off of 880. 880 slows toward hayward, unioncity, the tri valley. southbound 808 and 680 commutes building as well coming off of 580 which is typical. slowing in dublin, topical camera because dublin has the st. patrick's day parade and festival over the weekend. parade of cars nothing unusual about this nice and lively shot headed toward 580 and 680. out to your maps anywhere north of there shows a nice build as well. the highway 4 westbound direction through concord showing a little slowing. the east shore freeway upper slowing through berkeley and approaching the bay bridge. for the north bay, novato, san rafael, mill valley an easy drive. past the waldo tunnel a live shot for the gld golden gate br you come through the rainbow tunnel and reach the golden gate bridge. >> luck of the irish, look at that. >>> speaking of the green the downside to more money. why so bay area businesses say a higher minimum wage is doing more harm than good. >> while we're looking for the pot of gold, live shot downtown san jose, some folks sprin

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we have a slight build up in hayward to union city, and nothing dramatic. the san mateo is seeing some backup at the bay bridge. and the 101, we are seeing the slowdown sort itself out, and that is boing to continue to improve for a half hour, and then slow down again. >> thank you. >> and a new study suggests that one hour of sleep makes a big difference of what teens eat. >> one study says they sleep eight hours a night, but on the days they slept one hour more or less than usual, they consume more calories and carbohydrates overall. they say the amount does not matter as much as change in sleep pattern. >>> new day for nasa. >> yes, they are expected to complete an eight-year journey, to have a rendezvous. the aircraft is going to go around the earth, and it is the dwarf planet that is in to be between mars and jupiter, and we should find out so much more. >>> so cool. >>> and meanwhile, a litter of puppies living next to a dumpster is going up for adoption. >> yes, it is a surprise, because nine puppies were brought into the humane society by a man who