auto mall parkway to dixon landing road it's slow. the good news at dixon landing road, speeds from red to yellow. the speeds are improving so i think whatever it was possibly in lanes or the big distraction is starting to clear. the earlier crash left a couple vehicles there, started the early backup there. hopefully a chance to recover through that portion of fremont headed down into silicon valley. peninsula south 101 throw is whipple avenue. belmont a crash blocks the slow lane, big rig and a car wedged together, trying to pull that vehicle from the big rig, but no major injuries. it just sounds dramatic. the south bay starts with the northbound push but nothing dramatic there. vasco you're about 40 minutes now slow from marsh creek road at the interchange down smooth drive until you approach the merge with just one lane down to the last stretch, where we typically see the slowing headed toward 580. no incidents, just the commute and over here of course the build as well for concord and walnut creek, and the bay bridge toll plaza.

most amazing, this is, for instance, dixon's teeth, or jaw. what you see here, gold filling, gold filling, i would say those are done before the war, but during the war, they become impossible for a southerner to yet. he was someone who took care of himself. you can see how they actually took a file and shaved off the anterior portion, just shaved it right off, so he could slip in the filling. he would have to sit still for that one, i tell you. he was a smoker. and it is, i think, the europeans that have the real pipe definition. if you are american, you are using a corncob pipe with a softer stem, as opposed to the clay pipe, which are harder on your teeth, and you form these pipe stem grooves. one of the things that has fascinated me, a couple of the pipes found in there. these our navy guys, several of them, not all of them, maybe guys, and they are chipping their teeth. they are working with needles and things like that, and they are breaking their teeth. one of the fellows has a problem. he grew up with a grandfather that was a cobbler a

put him have no that's enabled this deal or you know i don't i don't think the dixons had a need to do with miles being in touch with a working class of miles an icon in miles miles said the black folks in general you know that that you can demand the best you know you can demand you know the best. miles you know we had tailored suits moms drove ferrari's miles lived in a townhouse you know on the west side miles had beautiful women miles you know i have been rishon miles was a capitalist yeah i mean i think they were miles felt that way as we all feel you know whether whether we're you know world virtually capitalist or not we want to be paid for our work and we want to you know and we're living in a capitalist system so you know there are a few people who are successful in capitalist system who say you know no no no no no i you know i don't want the money but miles and miles and miles also raise the bar for other musicians you know because he would demand certain things that other musicians could then demand you know like b. if you play 2 sets at a club the. winter of that program

doris miser on stage was here in front, michelle mittelstadt and lisa dixon selected all of you as well area in the 16 years our organizations have conducted this conference we worked hard to bring you viewpoints on current debate in immigration law and policy not only from across the political spectrum but from different vantage points from policymakers the federal state and local level, experts and academics, from journalists, nervous providers and advocates, from political strategists and many others. today you will hear oysters from across the spectrum and from different vantage points and undoubtedly you won't agree with all of them but at the time when just about every aspect of immigration as become so polarized, we firmly believe it's a more important than ever to hear from keystone stakeholders on what's animating their thoughts and actions , field to question them and to have a possible civil and informed dialogue . so welcome and we look forward to a full day of engaging and provocative discussions . let me now introduce this year's keynote speaker. acting secretary of homela

still lack behind though and often drop out of secondary education altogether into mali gonna dolores dixon and saying it and that a working hard to make sure. is a. good as it is your dad's. began. as a. and. you know you. the lowest extent and i'm here this week on our bed she program believed to be your 1st the this is great i'm through then it's already nervous so the whole idea is to support a gal through a journey and to get them to a point where they become economically independent so the young girls go through secondary school with the support they receive everything that they need to be able to stay and progress once they complete school. where they going back to the schools to support the boys and girls to improve their performance. so they are going to talk about needs and wants so guns i mean what's basic human need yes me much. actually i'm here to introduce my race so all those there and. introduced by counsel to help winners in the senior high school to overcome their learning challenges all of us remember things we want in life. you want money money yes. she was a vacation m

messag messages he said i lied unknowingly it was alerted to the faa and the head of the faa steve dixon. why didn't we have this sooner? boeing responded to the story as it developed over the last couple of hours saying over the past several months boeing has been voluntarily cooperating with the house transportation and infrastructure committees investigation into 737 max as part of that cooperation we brought to the committee's attention a document containing stams statements by a former boeing employee we will continue to follow the direction of the faa and other global regulators as we work to safely return to 737 max to service. take a look at shares of boeing. remember that ceo will be on capitol hill he will be appearing in two congressional hearings one on tuesday, october 29th one on wednesday, october 30th you can bet he will be asked about this document. not only what's in the document and this instant message conversation where the chief technical pilot says they mislead the faa or certification, the folks doing the certification but also this question of when did boeing dis

wasntroduction to opera thanks to dean dixon in 19 44. scilly-ginsburg opera was written by a high school -- by a lost in? >> he was then a lost it. he had been a music major. decided it would be useful to know something about the law. so he enrolled in his home school -- hometown law school. opinionshese dueling with scalia on one side and ginsburg on the other. he thought it would make a very funny opera. with scalia's rage aria. and he sings the justices are possiblyw could they spout this? the constitution says absolutely nothing about this. and then in my coloratura the bravo voice i answer -- dear justice scalia, you are searching for right lights and solutions to problems that don't have easy answers. that is a great ring about our constitution, like our society, it can you ball. that sets up the difference between us. of scilly a ginsburg is roughly based on the magic flute. scalia is locked up in a dark room and punished for excessive dissenting. emerge through a glass ceiling. to help him pass the 10 -- the tests he needs to pas

dixon, caressing...” could be a little bit old—fashioned.ery clearly and eloquently explain what is ahead today, tomorrow, et cetera. the vapours are all talking about the various other spanners in the back, this one in the times, labour mac —— lab trying to stop brexit, they find what is going on with the westminster poly. that is a country in general in the sense that everyone was to get on with that if you like but what i say about that as it there are people that say if we are fed up doesn't mean we essentially rush into something that we haven't had enough time to scrutinise the actual deal put before us and i were classified asa is put before us and i were classified as a is paralysed small business because the entrepreneurs and small businesses that i know i doing that what they can, but has now come to light as at labour i now tabling an amendment saying they will back a confirmed tree referendum if they will accept the deal if they come with a confirmed your friend but what is interesting but they might say that we need a customs un

southbound 880 near dixon landing road. an accident here and then we'll pop over to the bay shore freeway, a car blocking the lanes but also caught on fire.au will see slow and go. a lane of traffic into antioch. make your way in to the concord side from the 5am wakers... this is us. to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. switch and save hundreds a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. call, click, or visit a store today. >>> good tuesday morning to you. the snow all melted in the sierra nevada, in truckee and at the airport going for a high of 50. by the end of the week we'll see 60 in the mountains. today 64 in monterey. still a little breezy at the coast, mid-70s and it looks like the slow and gradual warming

helena and dixon which is good because it was unhealthy in dixon for all of us.a in knell low, the coast, san francisco, oakland, all the way up to martinez is where the poor air quality should be. >>> thank you, mike. more than a dozen state parks in northern california are closed because of the kincade fire and the public safety shutoff. park officials say 17 parks in sonoma, napa and marin are closed including the ones here on your screen like mt. tam state park, sonoma statetatetate and us a traustin creek recreat area. >>> if your power goes out or it is out you may be wondering if food in your refrigerator is still safe to eat. your fridge will keep food safe for four hours if you don't open and close the door. after four hours toss meat, dairy products except butter. food should be safe in a freezer 48 hours. we have more of the usda's recommendation on abc7news.com. i think a lot of people will be throwing out a lot of food. >>> a bit of good news for someone in sonoma county. >> the california lottery says this lucky store sold the only winning fantasy f

peter dixon and john mickelthwait stay with us.ment global investment at 11:30 a.m. london. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "surveillance," a headline out on a december 11 maybe election in the united kingdom. fed day tomorrow, jobs report on friday. if you have an article, you better have pretty pictures with it. the team at bloomberg economics deliver the goods, looking at disruption into 2020 by generating the pictures that tell the story. scott, good morning. what is the one photograph or image out of your disruption report that matters? scott: good morning. i think if you look at the main scatterplot, drivers and disruptors. it is good to step back from that. , the about the old rules old assumptions of economic development. countries might go from poor to trade, improving the business climate, invest in infrastructure and education. all of that is still important, but it is not enough. policymakers need to have good response, really an early response to some of the disruptive forces shaping the global economy. what we have done with t

it basically says steve dixon wants dennis mullenburg to explain a document turned over yesterday.g to dixon is troubling and they want an empty answer to the content of this document and why it's just now being turned over to regulators and investigators, that document basically shows instant messages between boeing engineers discussing the certification process for the 737 max back in 2016. according to the faa letter, they're concerned about the messages there. we haven't gotten a copy of the messages yet. we're in the process of getting those. guys, boeing has two problems here. one, they may have known about this for several months and are just now turning these documents over to the faa and to the department of transportation. two, those messages themselves, what were the boeing employees discussing about the 737 max certification process according to reuters some of those messages suggest that they talked about misleading the faa. one other note, we have reached out to boeing. we expect to hear from them shortly regarding these documents or this document that has now been tu

south of there as you work your way through fremont, right around dixon landing road or maybe closer to mission as according to our sensors here that left lane is still blocked for a crash. it is in the clearing stages but still has you backed up as you work your way through there. south of there if you're making your way into the south bay, northbound 101 at mckee, we have a crash here, chp still on scene. seeing slow-and-go conditions as a result. once you're past that, though, traffic looks a little bit better. and southbound 101 through the peninsula, right at whipple. look out for an accident involving a big rig and vehicle. that vehicle did get stuck under the big rig there and there are injuries involved so that's going to take some time to clear. you might stick with 280 as an alternate route. it was a bit chilly this morning when i headed out the door, mary. >> yeah. >>> we were talking about this, that chill definitely gets you going this morning, helps to wake you up when you have the blast of colder air because we are looking at temperatures for many locations in the 40s,

a new crash in fremont around dixon landing road. >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news out of asia.a look at this video. it catches the moment the towering arch bridge collapses, this is in eastern taiwan, the collapse sends an oil tanker truck falling on to boats, in the tiny but busy fishing village. ten people were hurt in the collapse, six being treated for major injuries. the bridge is a tourist attraction for that area. >> 5:31 right now. >>> another possible way to get over the bay bridge, a lot of people think that would be nice. >> new this morning the head of one of the bay area's largest transit industries is calling for a new tax. the question is would you pay for it? >>ed i ed i"today in the bay's" redell joins us live outside the dublin b.a.r.t. station with more chatter on this new crossing. bob? >> reporter: laura and marcus, b.a.r.t.'s general manager, robert powers says a second b.a.r.t. crossing across the bay is the most important transportation project for the bay area over the next several decades, making these comments in a recent report with the bay area news

how humanitarian aid continues with those who are fleeing in syria the invision comment outraged dixon's leaders they say european allies don't share the burden of refugees and refused to support turkey's operation against fighters who are designated a terrorist group by the european union. apart from bilateral issues we found the cigar opportunity to talk about the syrian issue as a whole i also focused on the fact that the u.s. and russia have recognized the developments in the field with the spring operation there are so many imes of that operation one of them is to return the syrian refugees we need to clean the syria from the terrorist organizations. he says it safe zone is meant to create a space for refugees to return but more people have been displaced since turkey began its military operation out of syria almost 3 weeks ago the world food program says 176000 people have so far fled the fighting and if we left. to escape to save ourselves and our children they provided some blankets and fruit but. no one else this is how we are labeling the $150.00 our agreement would be turkey a

. >> reporter: faa administrator steve dixon spoke to cbs news last month. >> we're looking at the overallcols to see where there may be gaps or where those processes could be improved. and also if there were any flaws in execution. >> reporter: the max has been grounded since march. this week, united and american joined southwest in pulling the plane from flight schedules until at least january. american airlines' ceo doug parker -- what are you going to do to convince people that they're safe? >> we're going to have american airlines pilots fly those airplanes. what our customers know, if an american airlines pilot says it's safe, it's safe to fly. >> reporter: boeing says safety is at its core and it's working to review the 12 recommendations. company sources tell me they are very close to finishing the software changes to fix the max. washington.new >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," pulitzer prize-winning author ronan farrow tells us about "catch and kill." >>> the first network interview in the u.s. with the parents of harry dunn, the british teenager killed by the wife of an ameri

administrator steve dixon spoke to cbs news last month. >> we're looking at the overall certification protocols to see where there may be gaps or where those processes could be improved. and, also, if there were any flaws in execution. >> reporter: the max has been grounded since march. this week, united and american joined southwest in pulling the plane from flight schedules until at least january. american airlines c.e.o. doug parker. what are you going to do to convince people that they're safe? >> we're going to have american airlines pilots flying that airplane and when our customers know an american airlines pilot says they're comfortable flying that plane, that plane is safe to fly. >> reporter: being boeing says safety it at its core. company sources tell me they are very close to finishing the software changes to fix the max. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> oliver: more than two dozen children kidnapped and buried alive. ue'from ctims four decades later. plus, the history-making movie studio 2,200 miles from hollywood. and later, don't argue with these kids. you won

again this is what democracy is about who would have been surpassed what is the dixons again this is what democracy is about who won the elections who wins the elections we have to respect the outcome of that but it boxes the elections who wins the elections we have to respect the outcome of that but it boxes the masses supported by us and how significant is this. mass is supported by us and how significant is this muslim and. others don't to be entered a theater and then for slim and. others don't to be enter fear and then turn on efforts of the by the scene of people i think iran can support by this time but i doubt as of that by the senior people i think iran can support by this time but i don't think it is wise for anybody to support one single faction with their own thing it is wise for anybody to support one single faction within there by the scene and by the guardian and that is not helpful it doesn't help by this time it doesn't help and indeed by this. but it got out you know that does not help for it doesn't help by this time it doesn't help anybody so therefore i hope that

the based on the rule of law what happens at home as well as the dixons again this is what democracy is about who won the elections who were the dixons again this is what democracy is about who won the elections who wins the elections we have to respect the outcome of that but it boxes asked us what is the lectures we have to respect the outcome of the budget boxes the masses supported by us how significant is this muslim. and how significant is this muslim. to be entered a feeder and then affairs of there by the us and. to be entered a feeder and then affairs of there by the scene that people i think iran can support by this time but i don't think it has enough people i think iran can support by this time but i don't think it is wise for anybody to support one single faction within them by the seen as wise for anybody to support one single faction within their by the scene and what it got out you know that does not help for it doesn't help by this time it doesn't help anybody somebody got out you know that does not help for it doesn't help by this time it doesn't help anybody so the

again this is what democracy is about or what happens the past when is the dixons again this is what democracy is about who won the elections who wins the elections we have to respect the outcome of that but of who won the elections who wins the elections we have to respect the outcome of that but it boxes the masses supported by us and how significant is this. and so much significant is. out of muslim. and. affairs of there by the scene that people i think iran can support by this time internal affairs of their by the scene and people i think iran can support by this time but i don't think it is wise for anybody to support one single faction but i don't think it is wise for anybody to support one single faction within their by the scene and what it got in that is not helpful it doesn't help by this time it does within the by the scene and what it got in there that is not helpful it doesn't help by this time it doesn't help anybody so therefore i hope that the iranian will change their boss or. anybody so therefore i hope that the iranian will change their balls in supporting by this

the chocolate has been great and the dixon say it will take 5 days under the extension about 3 days here when students use the briquettes for kuki and bake in the projects was initiated by the headmaster before they had to chuckle the school had to buy firewood and that's expensive nearly $1000.00 euros a month we can read to a boat to one boat 1st in the thought that $130000.00 that was the cost but did and so it was it is a lot. it's cuts the cost of kuki here in home and also benefits to schools with producers grew. we use we use our ashes from cricket the because you do get as they say we use them as our fatah lasers and in ours called god and that saves the hour getting is so clean and so much as smart as sin considers climate smart a culture project the dangers to encourage environmental friendly cultivation and production we don't use fact that i use as you know our guidance which are chemical chemicals manufactured from their industries but when reagan manual which you get from our plants like green plants we put them in our gardens to make them better and you see a day very mean

the two the, most vulnerable is the cvrr so he takes three burger brigades comes across the mason-dixon line. he ended up wrecking cvrr at chambersburg. he destroyed much of the offices, destroying the rolling stock the warehouses in around the train station. chambersburg sees flames on the north side of town. for hours and hours and hours in the area immediately around the railroad station burns to the ground. he's going to go on and, he's heard from locals that scotland bridge can't be burned because it's made of. iran he believes a story. state militias come after him. then there is the union regulars coming after him so he will head towards gettysburg in a october of 1862 before he turned south before heading back to virginia stewart alarms the railroad and you realize how quickly we've already lost, bridges now we lost rolling stock and then well-planned rate could reach very heart of some of these northern railroads here are some of the photographs taken to the confederate then again of course you get a burn chambers bergh this is what a town would have looked like in 1862 frantic

dixon line.cormack people of color seldom run unless there is something to run from. [laughter] among the tiny fraction of slaves from the border states who managed to escape maybe 30000 to the underground railroad, they could have their stories told. 102 former fugitive slaves for 1866 with the 18 sixties with the impassioned evidence to limit slavery along with many other politicians to stand with the abolitionist to restore the missouri compromise and stand against him with the attempt to appeal the fugitive slave bill. at the time of compromise was over the fugitive slave law as delbanco makes clear was an instance of law of unintended consequences. demonstrating how the plight of the fugitive slaves expose the paradox of the nation torn between freedom and slavery. delbanco is the recipient of anisfield-wolf book award for nonfiction. [applause] >> i am touched and a bit overwhelmed by this award. as others have said to be included in this panel of authors present and past is more than i cou

residents and businesses in the solano county communities of fairfield and vacaville and vallejo and dixon may also be affected. in all, more than 32,000 might lose power. >> this is a new reality. i hope we are prepared. >> i'm afraid of the fires. there is so much dry brush here. i am concerned about not having electricity. >> the public safety outage could impact 600,000 people. >>> now to a firefight in mariposa county. the fire is burning 500 acres near highway 140. the entrance to yosemite is shut down as the crews try to get the flames under control. it is a race against the clock for the strong wind tomorrow. the fire is just 5% contained. >>> i'm anne makovec and it looks like things are opening up around the supreme court building just in time for the oral arguments to begin in a big case. this involves lgbtq rights in the workplace. the arguments are set to begin at our time. there was a report of a suspicious package about an hour ago. they have shut down the streets and there were protesters and they had to move back. it looks like things are clearing out there in washington d

kane brown struggled through tears as he dedicated his award to his longtime drummer kenny dixon whoin a car accident we told you about last week. >> people didn't think we would make it. he was with me the whole time. he was so supportive of me and i love him and i miss you. >> reporter: thomas was so moved by the speech he let audience in a prayer. >> this is not conventional but can i pray really fast? is that okay? right now i pray that he is with his family. >> reporter: the night filled with powerful performances as well. >> not the only one who had a secret to hide. ♪ >> carrie underwood also honored and country icon and actress reba mcintyre took home the artist of a lifetime award. she's been around a while and going strong. 11 minutes after the top of the hour, donald trump doubling down on his decision to pull troops from syria. >> russia wants to get involved with syria, that is up to them. they have a problem with turkey we shouldn't be losing lives over it. heather: what does russia have to gain and what impact will it have on the us? next guest is a retired army lieute

replaced, his fiancee posting photos, we have a forever guardian angel watching, the two to get married, dixonyear's old. part of a caravan of nearly 2,000 migrants from africa and the caribbean and central america, mÉxico's national guard blocking the roads forcing them to turn back just hours after they started their journey, president trump promised to stop tariffs on mexican import earlier this year if the country helped curved migration. and do you remember this woman, the woman known as the serial, she's staying behind bars at least for now, appear to go -- appearing to hold back a smile, she told tsa that she didn't need an id to travel, hartman was on probation for trespassing in chicago last year, she's been arrested at least 6 other times, hartman is due back in court later this week. well, the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour and big schools are trading columbus days for indigenous people's day, aisha joins me up next with how students just erased history and they're not the only ones. greater details. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. we

rob: kate brown struggling to tears as he dedicated his award to his longtime driver kenny dixon whodent last weekend. >> people didn't think we would make it. he was with me the whole time. he was so supportive of me. i love you, man, i miss you. jillian: so moved by that speech either the audience in prayer. >> this is unconventional but can i just pray really fast? that okay with everybody? i pray that you be with ken and his family. rob: reba mcintyre praising him during her speech for artist of a lifetime. >> god bless you for praying. [cheers and applause] >> that took guts. >> reporter: carrie underwood and others were also honored. jillian: american businesses staying notably silent on pro-democracy protests in hong kong. are they worried about china hurting their bottom line. rob: how do we walk away from a country that deals with this? our next guest is a trade and jobs advisor who lays out what steps we need to take in this country coming up? jillian: let's check with steve doocy with "fox and friends". >> coming up in 15 minutes the latest on breaking news in the last hou

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terry in dixon, illinois. go ahead. democrats' line. caller: congress is looking into impeachment of the president. but the process ron. just like the call of the republicans. but there's one other thing i wish this speaker would consider. we know that vice president pence was also involved. i would like to know what did the president know? if the vice president was involved in this, maybe we impeach him, to you will. we are tired of this. every day, this administration is lying and coddling our enemies. north korea fired a ballistic missile from a sob and have we heard anything from trump? i thought he was making america great. host: thanks, terry. josh? guest: one thing we have learned them,s ukraine to number adventure, it's not just rudy giuliani freelancing. vice president pence, it is clear he knew more than he publicly suggested about what trump was doing. in fact there was "washington , a story that his advisors were trying to distance them from the president's behavior. i do not know that that will be successful or if active. i

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in solano, were n done here, almost 43,000 customers in parts of dixon, deerfield, vallejo will be without power. sonoma county is where the most customers are affected with more than 66,000. take a look at this. it includes santa rosa, sonoma, roanoke park, petaluma and several other cities. the veterans memorial building will be open daily until power is restored. >> anna, thanks very much. we want to take you live to oakland whereoverno gavin knew some is talking about pg&e's plan to cut off power beginning at midnight. listen to the governor now. >> turn off lights suggests an infrastructure prob that's long known. i just got here. i'm trying to solve the decades of problems here and we're very aggressive out of the gate to put together landmark legislation to try stabilize our investor-owned utilities, not just pg&e. the other two major utilities are vulnerable to going bankrupt as well. that would have substantially increased life safet concerns because they wouldn't have had the ability to borrow to make life safety investments that they're now able to make. pg&e needs to get out of

. >> reporter: faa administrator steve dixon spoke to nbc news last month. >> we are looking at protocolsto see where there may be gaps or where those processes could be improved. and also if there were any flaws in execution. >> reporter: the max has been grounded since march. this week, united and american joint southwest and pulling the plane from site flight schedules until january. what are you going to do to convince people they are safe? >> we will have american airlines pilots fly those airplanes. what our customers now, if an american airlines pilots as they are comfortable to find that airplane, it is safe to five. >> reporter: companies tell me they are close to fixing the software changes to fix the max. >>> louisiana's democratic governor john bell edwards will face republican businessman eddie respond in a 101 general election next month. edwards, on the left side of your screen, fell short of the majority of the votes needed to clinch reelection in yesterday's all party primary. the general election is set for next month. >>> facebook is on the defensive after being trolled

manager brian dixon served coffee and a crisis and had one word for it all. >>july day while it's been a hard day with many more hotel. >>now talk about our 4 zone forecast and there she is the gorgeous golden gate bridge. >>joined right now by meteorologist mabrisa run because we had such great weather today. but so many people will be back tomorrow as well in hopes of more good weather for the flights but we are going to notice. >>compared to days if you love today's forecast looks like we're in store for cooling trend for the next couple of days. let's take a look at today's daytime highs because average high for downtown san francisco should be in the low 70's. today we topped out in the upper 70's at 77 degrees and most everyone else in the bay area was about 5 degrees above average and already starting to notice that cooldown out there right now we are going to notice a stronger sea breeze and also the return of that marine layer during the overnight hours and even into your monday or sunday morning and afternoon so i am tracking a cooler forecast are g

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n tennessee where i come from, the state of tennessee, it gets not a lot of the people that, dixon w, above the mason line. we run a balanced budget state. of asphalt on the state, it's paid for. out.not bonded the united states of america could learn a lesson from the tennessee. it's just ridiculous the way we do it. said the other day. i said we're going to have to get a bunch of surgeons in here -- somebody said why. i said when we pass these continuing resolutions, these floor and the house pat themselves on the back, they'll throw their arms out of whack. joint. because they congratulate themselves on doing what we're actually -- what i read the is, we're supposed to propose a budget and we're not doing it. over 20 t done it for years. it's -- to me it's disingenuous. know the public is not following it. i wish they would. to recognize this -- wreck this republic. host: kevin, new york, independent. good morning. caller: hi. good morning, gentlemen. good morning, congressman. guest: thanks for calling. caller: hi, congressman. i have a question. listen to you and it seems most of

this would bring us back to the states versus in dixon. president nixon and broaden immunity from investigation. >> the white house will likely be delaying a final ruling for as long as possible. >>> democratic presidential karen candidate, camilla harris wants to let parents stay home with the babies. they revealed a proposal that would provide six months of paid family and medical leave. people who make less than 75 thousand dollars per year would qualify for salary replacement with lesser benefits for higher wage hustles. in addition to caring for children, the proposal allows us to take leave for of personal family medical leave issues. or harris campaign says this would be funded by payroll taxes on employees. >>> election offices are accepting but by mail ballots a week before the election. some counties have opened early voting sensors. about 50 people cast votes yesterday in san francisco. voters should really see vote by mail dollars by the end of this week >> we are getting ready to just send out the message to people and say hey

here but see brake lights heading out of san lorenzo into hayward this morning. 880 southbound at dixonanding road, the left lane blocked pla blocked by fire crews. an injury crash reported here. lots of activity and we are starting to see slightly slower speeds as you approach the accident there. use 280 in the meantime if you want to avoid any of those delays on 101 right now. westbound 580, stacked up 41 minutes, 42 now 205 to 680. looks like the east shore freeway still in the green so that's good news. highway 4 looking a little bit better. that stalled vehicle westbound four near railroad is now cleared over to the shoulder. so things have improved there so 35 minutes out of antioch as you work your way towards the east shore freeway. from hellyer towards sfo, 41 minute drive time so still in the green heading through there. 280 near san bruno, heads up southbound near san bruno off we have reports of some traffic control in place there because of a vehicle that went up the hillside on the right side of the roadway so chp on scene. and again an overview of the south bay looks good

and the regulator itself, steven dixon, you saw him sending a message to muilenburg expressing his displeasure with the news. while the company has said it is complying with the investigation, you have outsiders, again, important outsiders here on the hill and at the regulator becoming concerned with the disclosures >> and, phil, the ceo, as you just said, has reportedly put out this internal email trying to reassure employees that the 737 max is still on target, but that's the main concern by the analyst community, and in his own position is going to be one of increasing uncertainty, i mean, it's unlikely they're going to do anything before he's about to appear on capitol hill, right? that's in about ten minutes' time >> do you mean in terms of letting him go >> yes >> the feeling among a number of analysts -- and, look, nobody is inside the boardroom, so nobody knows for sure, but the feeling among a number of analysts if they're going to make a switch and say, you know what, dennis muilenburg is not the right guy to lead this company, would you do it right before you do earnings or right be

i'm going to see what the faa administrator dixon is looking at. to speak with the executives at boeing, and i'm going to make that decision myself as to whether it's safe to fly or not. i'll be back with you on that after i go to seattle. once i go up there, i want to see what they're doing, how they're doing it, and are they not just fixing this airplane? they have things to fix within the organization that i need to be safe with before i'll get on that airplane. >> and how do you think they should go about informing the public of what this is, to satisfy not only the faa and congress, really all of us that it will be safe to travel in a max plane. >> ana, that's a great question. it's a question that nasa faced back when the space shuttles were crashes, when they had the space shuttle issue. they had to go back and examine their entire safety organization, what the environment is that they're creating, how they communicate with each other. that was a deep dive. that's exactly what boeing is going to have to do. they need to quit taking these int

we're checking on that when chp arrives south 880 headed toward dixon landing rooad and the souh bayypical pattern north through san jose the slowest. >> thanks. 6:53 right now. happening now, climate protests are under way in australia and new zealand. thousands taking to the streets demanding action. police arrested 30 people in sydney for obstructing traffic and disobeying reasonable direction. new zealand media reported in wellington, hundreds protested outside parliament, causing disruption. >>> next a quick look at our top stories, including a new term, the landmark cases the supreme court will consider as soon as this week. >>> plus another homicide, the deadly streak for san jose continues. the fatal stabbing overnight. we'll haveore news for you right after the break. 6:54 for you right now. you're watching "today in the bay." announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicoti

faa administrator steve dixon sent a sharply worded letter to boeing's ceo dennis muilenburg saying quote, i expect your explanation immediately regarding why boeing delayed disclosing the document to regulators. the senate commerce committee has scheduled a hearing on october 29th with boeing's ceo dennis muilenburg, who just lost his chairmanship position. to jeff flock in chicago on how -- jeff, this may change everything. reporter: what did they know and when did they know it. if you're looking for a smoking gun, liz, you know, this certainly sounds like it could be something along those lines. i should point out mr. forkner, the test pilot you reference in your report there, he no longer ishboeing. when he made reference to the fact that he unknowingly lied to regulators, he asked them apparently, according to the "new york times," eight months before these messages took place to remove reference to the mcas system, that questionable system, to remove that from the pilot's manual. so he obviously felt bad about that. he has consequently since or subsequently since said that he's invo

southern slavery not as some foreign, distant thing, that only existed on the other side of the mason-dixon line, but as an institution that lived and breathed and shake life in massachusetts. i want to start my top with and abolitionist made. he was speaking not too far from here, until he was born in boston and that most of his life here, still he claimed he was a victim of the slave holding south. unlike his white neighbors, quote, and prohibited from near india relations, unless at risk of finding imprisonment. later testifying he explained what he meant. here, we stand equal before the law, but i stand before you today, a victim of the violet of rights of the united states citizenship, because he was unable to visit the south. his argument was simple, the constitution supposedly agreed some citizen they will be titled of citizenship, but as a free african american, that was not the case, working to visit relatives and south carolina, he was being enslaved. the actions of slavery and south carolina reduced his ability to enjoy free and equal rights in massachusetts. slavery, and the leg

she actually is doing videos, posting selfies, and actually crossing their mason dixon line so to speak left would get upset with a lesbian, whose showing tolerance. >> i don't like the hipocracy that we're seeing. this panel is saying yes this is great. ellen is showing she can be friends with conservatives that vote against gay marriage but at the same time let's go back to every other time panels well say this is the left doing this or the right doing that. let's stop this division and focus on -- >> okay i'll say this. ellen did the right thing. david: all right by the way jonathan i got to take issue. we're running these huge deficits right now because of all of the spending. we have all of these democrats running saying they spend tens of trillions of dollars more on government. do you want everybody to get along if we have a democrat president who wants to spend ten s of trillions? >> no david vigorous debate of ideas of course but it doesn't mean at the end of the day you can't sit down and enjoy a drink and a meal at a football game with your fellow american. david: i like that

before you start guessing a bunch of cities below the mason dixon line, i'll just tell you.ukee, wisconsin. see, milwaukee has the most amount of neighborhoods that are clearly defined by race. yep, the home of happy days and harley-davidson is also the home to a whole lot of racism, structural and -- hold up. another viral video just dropped. right in our laps. >> today is supposed to be the hunter park party. we pull up to start setting up. this lady walks right up to me and says you don't have a permit for this today. i'm going to need to you take this down. so we might have a problem here today. >> that's white people calling the police again, huh? why do they all call the police and they stand there in a certain stance and they wait on you? >> but this one has an m. night shyamalan twist. we were there just as it was going down. >> cnn just rolled up. funny how the universe works. >> forget cell phone footage. we can use these fancy cnn cameras. >> we need everybody on deck. everybody on deck. >> i got a call i got sent out for. i.d. i can put in your name and stuff. >>