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influence throughout the region until it rose in significance off to the crown was transferred from cecil to the town here does that involve the name change the entire principality from rostov sue still to vladimir is used to. the golden gate was erected in eleven sixty four and is the outstanding symbol of the city its witness everything from celebrations to tragedies and. over the city's main entrance its field so goes with it as you can see is no more. today the city is full of modern life tourist buses zoom past the sights the snap happy tourists take photographs of new buildings that stand next to ancient and historical structures that are centuries old is happy harmony makes a fascinating city what it is today. it's worth exploring the backstreets in the hillside areas behind the main assumption cathedral not only will you see impressive use here but the locals relax meet friends and family sing songs and paint general feels like the most amazing city attorney it's so nice to come and relax here with friends in the fresh air surrounded by impressive architecture. is roughly one hund

kron 4 is jackie cecil is out this morning with a live shot showing us how smooth the traffic is going. this is a real joke point jackie. i don't think he's there we will talk to him later. you can see traffic is moving slowl nicely. i will quickly tau back to the map what it means is one extra lane goes past the interchange and there is a two lane exit for this direction and a two-lane exit for that direction so it should improve the traffic flow through that area. we will be talking to jackie sizzle and keeping an eye on it. a bridge check for you westbound on highway 80 headed towards the toll plaza no metering lights activated yet and no traffic delays south san mateo bridge looks good out towards high rise again this will be easier to get to now because of the new link configuration. golden gate bridge ride 101 northbound no problems here it is set up with two lanes to the north no back up along doyle is to head towards the toll plaza. >> 6 05 is the time a surprise offer from the police union involves asking to pony up more money to solve the budget deficit. it met late into the

will not believe that what some able to a debate toll plaza the coming up with cecile lot of them seem confused by the changes. and authorities promise of a thorough investigation into the shooting death of a man in oakland today. rubin them claus realize look at the great british and tisane francisco, all the council this is, this is the traffic coming into this city. it is really backed up. it's unusual for a saturday night and we are not sure why. the ride is over, has been over for a few weeks now but starting monday carpoolers must have a fast track pass it to pay their toll at the golden gate bridge. that means you're no longer able to pay with cash. on >> monday you how fast track for your charge kohl told. if you have fast track because you three bucks. so, and you have to have that passed on your car. >> carpoolers stop they will confirm that there are three or more people in the car. >> now here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly.. >> everything i am about to show you, actually happened within a 45 minute time span. starting at 2:00 p.m.. >> this driver is

about who is to blame with this contract dispute caught the middle the riders jackie cecil has been outre live this morning in oakland taking a look and who's been affected and you have seen buses running today >> i'm in downtown oakland were obviously a lot of the roads run through you really couldn't tell there's any dispute here least you could see most the bus stops are empty and there are plenty of trains and buses running through downtown oakland. you talk but he said she says going on between them drivers and management and second middle riders. i spoke with many writers who said they have been ride affected by the sec out. >> have you seen any delays. >> yes i have. i was waiting on the bus yesterday took about an hour. >> as far as delays are concerned? >> not really not for the line i catch. >> maybe 45 minutes delays i catch the 72 bus line coming in to work and going home. >> part of the problem and part of the frustration for writers is they don't know which line is going to be affected like i said many lines in oakland are not seeing any service affected at all. but some o

americans living with hiv aids because we have cash-strapped states who are being forced to cut back on a cecil's -- on essentials including assistance for aids drugs. i know the need is great. that is why we have increased federal assistance each year i have been in office, providing an emergency supplement this year to help people get the drugs they need even as we pursue a national strategy that focuses on three central goals the first goal is prevention. we cannot afford to rely on any single prevention that alone so our strategy includes a comprehensive approach to reducing the number of new hiv infections from expanded testing so people can learn their status, to education so people can curb risky behaviors, to drugs that can prevent a mother from transmitting the virus to her child. to support our new direction, we invested $30 million in new money that i have committed to make sure these investments continue in the future. >> mr. president -- >> we can talk after i speak. that is why i invited you here so you don't have to yell. [applause] thank you. second, is treatment. to extend lives

back at 530 oakland hills we're looking down at the bay bridge mild conditions we spoke with jackie cecilhis shot. he says it is warm. sitting up for hot afternoon and that's why were the weather center. >> i say leave the jackets at home you don't need them. this afternoon will be hot once again especially inland you go you will feel it. we're talking maybe triple digits. >> i was saying obol '90s close to a hundred. >> 56 in san francisco, 62 concord, livermore 65, low sixties for the south bay. we are seeing fog this morning it is starting to push and working its way through richmond san rafael bridge. and along the north bay stretching all the way down from santa rosa to san rafael. portions of the peninsula thickening up with the fog. you'll notice that this morning by 6:00 a.m. we will see temperatures '50s and '60s by 11:00 a.m. heating and up to the '70s, '80s even 90's in some spots. by 3:00 p.m. your afternoon highs steal the purple that's triple digits dominating the central valley could spill over into our area we are not ruling out triple digits even though we are showing '90

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host: timothy is from cecil county, maryland. are you there? caller: good morning. i want to start up by sayiig i am 43 years old and i have been a republican all my life but i will take a page out of the republican's own page book. i suggest to the democrats in november, it is said that they think they enter -- the answer should be no to everything. all of these people, including myself, are out of work. i am in construction. since the january 20 this year, i have had to do two john contacts. i have had 93 job interviews and have not found a job. it is unfair to say that these people are just taking these money and are not doing anything about it. the majority of these people are trying to find gainful employment. once again, last night, they vote no and do not extend unemployment. what do they think they are accomplishing when they seek reelection? host: this viewer tweets -- guest: i wonder who is saying it is a handout? i was there for the debate or every version of this bill. i did not hear that once. all members of congress understand how difficult it is when

host: timothy is from cecil county, maryland. are you there? caller: good morning. i want to start up by sayiig i am 43 years old and i have been a republican all my life but i will take a page out of the republican's own page book. i suggest to the democrats in november, it is said that they think they enter -- the answer should be no to everything. all of these people, including myself, are out of work. i am in construction. sice the january 20 this year, i have had to do two john contacts. i have had 93 job interviews and have not found a job. it is unfair to say that these people are just taking these money and are not doing anything about it. the majority of these people are trying tfind gainful employment. once again, last night, they vote no and do not extend unemployment. what do they think they are accomplishing when they seek reelection? host: this viewer tweets -- guest: i wonder who is saying it is a handout? i was there for the debate every version of this bill. i did not hear that once. all members of congress understand how difficult it is when you ar

coming up talking to jackie's cecil was been keeping an eye on the ride through hayward our cameras areway southbound you can see traffic flowing very smoothly a big shift in the way the lanes are configured around the 8092 interchange in looks as though it has had in a positive impact on the commune but we will talk to jackie system coming up. >> 950 is the time more road work to tell you about a portion of sty what i week 30 will be closed in oakland this morning and again tomorrow as caltrans performs maintenance the right lane will be shut down between 930 this morning until 230 in the afternoon. it will happen between broadway and moraga avenue. of france said the two streets will be shut down as well. new this morning san francisco police department launching a pilot program to use the billions to investigate certain crimes. george gascoigne came up with the idea is a six month trial 15 civilians will be trained to do basic track crime scene investigations like dust for a bigger presence and also document evidence he did something similar when he was chief in arizona that program

cecil roberts is now the president. 91 people were parked in the hospital. one was shot. -- three people were shot. one person was killed by had bodyguards for about three months. before that, i had been involved with stories of the union as a kid. i have a background of working with them. my brother-in-law is a lifetime umw a member. i have been a member. my brother was a call minor. my it boggles local miners. -- my brother was a coal miner. miners -- myr coal uncles are coal miners. when i returned into -- when i returned in 1986, the unemployment was about 26%. that gives you a little bit about my background. before i go on, i do not normally give at the talks. i usually give factual talks. if you have problems, you have to first recognize them and then deal with them. we live in a country that has $13 trillion of debt. it gets worse every day. the number is far worse than people generally and a stand because the municipalities, the cities, the states, all the pension fanfunds are bankrupt. the country is physically falling far behind our asian competito

cecil roberts is now the president. 91 people were parked in the hospital.ere shot. one person was killed by had bodyguards for about three months. before that, i had been involved with stories of the union as a kid. i have a background of working with them. my brother-in-law is a lifetime umw a member. i have been a member. my brother was a call minor. my it boggles local miners. -- my brother was a coal miner. miners -- mycoal uncles are coal miners. when i returned into -- when i returned in 1986, the unemployment was about 26%. that gives you a little bit about my background. before i go on, i do not normally give at the talks. i ually give factual talks. if you have problems, you have to first recognize them and then deal with them. we live in a country that has $13 trillion of debt. it gets worse every day. the number is far worse than people generally and a stand because the municipalities, the cities, the states, all the pension fanfunds are bankrupt. the country is physically falling far behind our asian competitors. americans are losing their jobs

cecil roberts is now the president. 91 people were parked in the hospital. one was shot. -- three people were shot. one person was killed by had bodyguards for about three months. before that, i had been involved with stories of the union as a kid. i have a background of working with them. my brother-in-law is a lifetime umw a member. i have been a member. my brother was a call minor. my it boggles local miners. -- my brother was a coal miner. miners -- myr coal uncles are coal miners. when i returned into -- when i returned in 1986, the unemployment was about 26%. that gives you a little bit about my background. before i go on, i do not normally give at the lks. i usually give factual talks. if you have problems, you have to first recognize them and then deal with them. we live in a country that has $13 trillion of debt. it gets worse every day. the number is far worse than people generally and a stand because the municipalities, the cities, the states, all the pension fanfunds are bankrupt. the country is physically falling far behind our asian compitors.