dorian: well, exactly. it does not seem much is all because the previous meetings achieved very little indeed. so any progress is going to be significant. having said that there does appear to be a different mood following these talks. the mood is much more positive, both delegations are saying the talks were positive and constructive. i think that is a reflection o what is happening on the ground in ukraine where the ukrainian forces appear to have fought the russian forces to a standstill. there is a possible stalemate and that is crating a possible wind of opportunity for diplomacy to resolve this conflict. whatever the status remains, could be key to the apparent progress continues. anchor: we know that russia said today that it plans to radically cut back its military activity near the ukrainian capital, kyiv. how is this being read, dorian? is this a sign that russia is really ready to step back to an extent in this war? dorian: i think russia doesn't suffer from a big crebility gap from what it says

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jones, in istanbul, dorian tuck his foreign minister, said that the 2 sides made the most meaningful progress since the start of the negotiations at these talks and assemble today. would you say that that's a fair assessment? well, to be on it doesn't take much her to achieve that goal, given the fact that so little has been achieved in the previous negotiations. but having said that, it does appear that the 2 delegations really did engage in key issues that need to be resolved for any hope of peace. the question of russia's demand on that ukraine become neutral, i was told, was discussed, along with ukraine's calls for security guarantees. talk of 8 countries providing that security guarantee, including poland, israel and turkey. it's unclear over those countries would be prepared to sign up to such an agreement, but it's a sign that the sides are talking. also the question about the break away republics of law hands went on boss and the annex crimea was also a key issue that was discuss a possible, talked possible compromise. was an ukranian suggestion that you, cro crimea could po

w, correspond at dorian jones in istanbul. dorian talk us through turkey's position here and what's at stake here for her to one by me. turkey will, along with most of the international community shares absolute outreach of the humanitarian catastrophe, does go unfolding ukraine because of russia's invasion for one person. no one has quoted unacceptable and rare public criticism of russia. but beyond that, i mean this is a nightmare for one, because much of his foreign policy has been developed from having very close relations with both ukraine and russia. roches are very key by much of turkey's energy incorporating and syria and ukraine is one of turkey's most important partners for economics and defense contracts and in photography. businesses of stopping massive damage from this one invasion. so for one is trying to cover his economy. he fears at this unfolding invasion of ukraine will deal most to conway and he's facing re election next year. so he's desperate hoffman to him for many have tried before him. and so far, failed is early one, some one potent is likely to listen to anot

and i, dorian, thank you. on the ground in you. grey, the situation is a mixed picture. tens of thousands of civilians remain trapped in dire humanitarian conditions in the besieged port city of mario polt and in the southern city of nicholas, several people were reportedly killed when a russian missile hit a regional government building dozens more were wounded. meanwhile, ordinary ukrainian say that they have deep doubts about russia's claim that it will skill back. it's attacks in northern ukraine. lucille polos, each of that sounds good, but deal actually, i don't believe it upon the will unless he'll adorned. the question is whether they are going to do this because they're us, these are not the 1st talks other and every time we hear the same things that they want to scale down the fighting. but in fact, they step it up. a little foolishness yet must have seen the mars. i don't think we can trust fresh out of the year or so of our model. their words are worth nothing or the most shar we believed that they

and i, dorian, thank you. and on the ground in ukraine, the situation is a mixed one. tens of thousands of civilians remain trapped in dire humanitarian conditions in the besieged port, city of mario pole. and in the southern city of nicola, several people reportedly killed when a russian missile hit, a regional government building dozens more were wounded near the capital city, keep ukrainian forces have reportedly pushed back russian forces and have reclaimed a key tale o gunfire in the ukrainian town of air pin here ukraine says it is made new gains in repelling russia's invasion. the town on the outskirts of keith was taken off to fierce battles and heavy shania. president zalinski announced the recapture, but wanted the situation is still tense or go by give it the occupiers are being pushed away from your pin. what did he pushed away from? keith or a little to cooperate is too early to talk about a secure situation. the fighting continues. ukrainian soldiers are expecting further attacks and have been pr

how is this being read, dorian? im it, is this a sign that russia is really ready to, to step back to an extent in this war? i think russia does suffer from a big credibility cap for what it says. and what it does is recall that russia was promising. it would what had no plans to invade ukraine while that proved not to be true. so i thing ukraine has a great deal of distrust over russian offers and commitments. i think the reality is that they'll be looking very carefully of what that means on the ground, whether russia is and seeing what it means. what does it mean by significant? are these major a rocket strikes and attacks gonna come to an end? and i think that what happens there will be very key to what happens going forward, whether there will be an opportunity for further progress if things approve on the ground in ukraine. i think that that will be a very important boost to the efforts to bring an end to this conflict. and ultimately, the goal of bringing the russian and the ukranian presidents together. dory

can you hear me, dorian? yes, knows. another 2 from domino bought those dollars. the up, which is hon. thing we'll shuttle that used to liberals of mental fatigue. but it was a baby when i was still would you do it? what about with no. ha ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, ha! to europe h a m w, papa nadeem, sir. lucille food you should, you for this game is on the site is quite deserted in the evening as people hide in their homes to wait for darkness in the grey zone. the internet is the only connection with the outside world. marsha, with the mothers against the real wealth. by diving into a virtual one. i have no food in a vintage. give them only if you only get the new boy brought taxi happening. alley, thinking about a your mom, dad basically let me know better shaw and the whole ball t slow. so need a local if the year unite your 3 year get younger he well i didn't, you know, i spoke with a class or a good a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a, a year there might, but they can not a, a i am over so she wants a me yeah, she really is only doing the product geo

and earlier dw correspondent dorian joins, gave us his assessment of the turkish decision to block warships from passing through the straits. well, i think is taking a lot of people by surprise. i mean turkey sincerely, the outbreak of tension between ukraine and russia has been very careful not to take sides. and particularly as its role as gatekeeper into the black sea when she cherishes that role very him as very important not over the last few days, it does appear to be a change in turkey stance. took his president jeff, taper one on friday to scribe russia's invasion of ukrainians on acceptable over the we can, the ukrainian ambassador in turkey call for turkey to close the straits to russian warships. the turkish sher forum in some ever travel shore has been very keen to say this is an aimed just at russia about all the black sea nations and on black sea nations will not be allowed to enter. that includes nato, but what impact is, will have on washer itself, is unclear because in the run up to its invasion, it had rush through 6 warships and a submarine through the turkey straight ahe

let's get more now from that dw corresponded dorian jones during what can be expected from the meeting today. well, i has to be said expectations to appear to be very low, given the fact that there is a cause. the chasm between the 2 sides and their positions are russia, is calling for ukraine's demilitarization, the recognition of, of crimea. and don barzyk breakaway republics law from ukraine. they're calling for an immediate cease fire. the withdrawal of all russian forces are so there is, there doesn't appear to be any a breaching between these 2 to size at the moment. and beyond that there is his massive chasm of mistrust. there's no belief in the other side. they don't know though, belief in goodwill or, and given the fact that the, the ter ukrainian foreign minister dimitria color bear head of the visit, said he hoped that the russians were turning up with good faith. cuz he has low expectations of the off. what will be offered and said that this could be just a propaganda exercise by moscow to deflector, the growing international pressure of the country is facing. so it has to

and earlier we spoke to you of the correspond. dorian jones in easton ball. he gave us his analysis on what at stake for president air to one in this war. this is a nightmare for one because much of his foreign policy has been developed on having very close relationship, both ukraine and russia. russia is a very key with much of turkey energy incorporating in syria. and ukraine is one of the most important partners for economics and it's offense, contract. and in fact, turkey's business is up south of the massive damage from this invasion of one who is trying to cover his economy. he fears at the temple of ukraine will deal more economy than he said, the reelection. next. he's desperate this conflict with get you a reminder of the top stories right now. the ukrainian city of aria paul is under a siege again after an agreed cease. fire was broken, renewed russian. shelling has halted a 2nd attempt to evacuate residents to safety along a humanitarian corridor. and u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, says washington is working on a deal with poland that wo

the whole lot of dorian becomes a stage shop. couldn't he create works of art in which people meant talented people move and speak or saying when to place an order as in others 1st like everything else, really light? it sounds, props, stage set, whether it's painted on the floor on the ceiling and around about mothers. and regardless, i would only be the him, everything as opposed to come together, him and so that's how he rehearses says, come, ah, ah, ah, ah, oh, ooh, the i, i've been working 50 years and the theatre. i've never, once, ever in 50 years told someone what to think are, have i put an interpretation on the work? it's interpretations for the public maybe for philosophers who can think about things some time. oh george wants to see if you can see there is some of it. okay, sure. just like here. bravo. ah, behind stage is what you might call the laboratory. where the singer is and actors are dressed and made up to become the figures that robert wilson and his team have imagined with when some actors are not able to att

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dorian finney smith. meandering his way to the market, beating the shot clock and ending the warriors chances at a comeback. warriors shot nearly 55%. 122-113. it is now three straight losses. golden state, just 2-7 in their last nine games. >>> man's pac-12 tournament. stanford on the table in the regular season at 16-moderate. they also haven't lost since the calendar flipped into 2022. we had quarterfinal action in las vegas. cardinal against the oregon state beavers. stanford wearing soccer shirts to honor goalie katie meyer, who passed away this week. second half, the haley jones show. off the window. there is a reason why she was the pac-12 player of the year. had 20 points, 14 rebounds, 6 assists. stanford wins 57-44. they play colorado and a semi finals. >>> to the man's. stanford and second-ranked arizona. the wildcats had locked up the pac-12 title. cardinal michael o'connell catches fire and splash, so kiss me. stanford up 2924. o'connell had 16 points in the first half. second half, a differen

dorian. >> caller: hello. my name is dorian and i am in the jrotc program in high school. jrotc is a program that really has no substitute. it provides leadership, skills, responsibility, citizenship, and academic support. bless you to whoever that was. it also provides an opportunity for students to meet other students and introduce themselves to a group that transcends grade level, economic status, background or whatever classes you may be taking at the time. not only does it provide previously resources for the students, it also provides support through the community around us to volunteering at events to the voluntary coastal clean up to providing safety for the runners at various marathons. thank you for your time. >> thank you. katie higgins. katie higgins. >> caller: hi. sorry about that. my name is katie as you all know now and i'm a parent at an elementary school and hopefully a parent of a rising tk kid next year. calling to say that we cannot abandon our teachers who have signed on to work at schools during the pandemic. i don't want us to abandon our teachers p

correspondent, jonny dymond. 0n the final day of the tour, a chance to see the damage wrought by hurricane dorian toured a church that was badly damaged in a community still pulling itself together. we dedicate this plaque and this wall to their memory. it was a chance to remember those who lost their lives. a moment of solemnity. the couple's time here was warmly appreciated. just down the road... ..a change of gear, change of mood. a traditionalfish fry and a culinary adventure for the duchess. applause. then, into the crowd, enjoying the time away from the formalities of the tour. prince william says this tour has brought into sharper focus questions about the past and the future. he says he has learnt a lot and he says he is committed to serving and supporting the people of this region in whatever way they think is best. the strong suggestion as he leaves is that he is fine with the countries he has been visiting ending their link with the crown. jonny dymond, bbc news, the bahamas. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. thanks for watching. hello there. for most of us, saturday brou

i was dogwood creek to college surgery or college fairly decor . dorian, by give me locals, called a volunteer nationalist battalions, double of us children while is the bright bucket. come close plenty. william with kit is my cielo, and yeah, you said yes, there was probably gonna be z madura vasily, producer of the fall. now ukraine security service left tenant colonel joins the militiamen in 2014. that was the decision of conscience risking his own life. he rescued more than a 100 civilians and don best defenders stuck aside. so they, i know who to who she put from. we are both we did that or not that that are not that paula. what does he have to go over the deal you've already met or was he asked more than a mobility elephant bites of adult, but that is doing in school or story. but the wiley school it deal when you will a bossa and you was truly random leakage. no, not to have control a g but he actually dumb. but the locals that will give them my ceiling really good. we're shoot acreage, resume really d t at that italian pilots say what is the book we've been? they are not been

let's find out what the impact has been. corresponded julian, john, sir joyce, is now from istanbul. dorian took a facility that facilitated these talks. no deal on a cease fire. no deal on humanitarian corridors. however, the turkish host describe the talks with turkish foreign minister. never chavel shallow who has been hosting the meetings to scribe the talks as difficult. in fact, he said, the best you could say was at least they were civil, wished really on the lines how 10th the meeting was between the russian and ukrainian foreign ministers, ukrainian foreign minister to metro color bay. oh, was visibly angry. he said basic humanitarian requests a 24 hour cease fire, i will humana tarion corridor. out of mariposa, hundreds of 1000. the civilians could leave oliver of indicated he wasn't even a position to grant those concessions. and the fact that what possible concession by laughter off over the possible end of the conflict with a possible softening and turkeys in russia's position. and that of our offering, the possible summit between the ukrainian and russian president, they were

the deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman, bought on saturday, holding talked over you pre k w. dorian jones for us in is temple. thank you. and in other news, u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin is in moldova to pledge american support to the country, which has nearly over to see nearly a quarter of a 1000000 refugees from ukraine pouring in during his visit. blaine can also say that the united states was working actively on a deal with poland to supply ukraine, which fighter jets tens of thousands of people around the world have been protesting against the russian invasion of ukraine. demonstrations condemning russia's president. putin took place in cities across the united states, as well as in paris, london, and other european capitals. with no end in sight to the war at the number of refugees keeps climbing. the un says the total figure of people who fled ukraine has now topped one and a half 1000000 a calls at the fastest growing refugee crisis since world war 2. many of those refugees fleeing would prefer to stay near by in surrounding countries such as poland, slovakia, or

deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman, boston tacky on saturday, holding talked over ukraine, k w. dorian jones for us in istanbul. thank you. on with no end in sight to this war, the number of refugees capes climbing. the un says the total figure of people who fled ukraine has now topped one and a half 1000000. many of the refugees flaying would prefer to stay near by and surrounding countries. sanchez, poland, slovakia, or romania. but more and more are also looking for the west. the border cities of frankfort, odor in germany. and so did so in poland already have a very close partnership. within a few days, people there have put together a launch support network for refugees. d w reporter axle revolt has more. oh is mike friedrich tries to keep track. no useful. so here are food and hygiene items close to outside. the office of his nursing service in frankfort, odor on the polish border, looks like the warehouse of a general store. a bag full of baby food has just been handed in donations for the people of ukraine. cardboard boxes are piling up and friends everywhere are helping to pac

it's, it's just futures dorian, so scratch their head. that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my guests in washington, national and in assemble. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time. and remember crosstalk rules. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, this is and notice board right here where people are leaving a note or some and say i'm looking for my mom. some of them to say i'm looking for my father, my grandmother and my sister. those thousands of people finally escaped for murder . you pull one of the most contestant cities in indonesia republic party visits a refugee companies from people about their plight on their hopes for the future. some european nations react angrily to vladimir putin demands the gas deliveries to be paid for. it revolved in response to use sanctions thing. their contracts are in euro's and we look back on nato's plumbing of yugoslavia which started 23 years ago today. their strikes lasted for 78.

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early re spoke to the w corresponded dorian jones and symbol. he gave us his view on what's at stake for president rachel type air. the one in this war, this is a nightmare for one because much of his foreign policy has been developed on having very close relationship. both ukraine and russia. russia is a very key with much of turkey energy incorporating in syria. and ukraine is one of turkey's most important partners for economics in offense contract, and in fact, turkey's business is up south of the massive damage from this question invasion. so for one who's trying to cover his economy, he is a 3rd phase of ukraine will deal more economy and he say the reelection next, he's desperate with the nation says more than one and a half 1000000 people have fled ukraine, describing accidents as quote, the fastest growing refugee crisis in europe since world war 2, the largest number of ukrainian refugees has crossed into poland. many have found support and shelter in the city of krakow. the city is set up facilities to provide child care and other hea

date of the dorian jones for us in is temple. thank you . oh rushes unprovoked attack on its neighbor. has st. a vast global outpouring of public support for ukraine, as we heard earlier weekend demonstrations have once again been taking place around the world. demonstrate has called for solidarity with ukraine, condemning rush as president putin, and calling for an end to the war. on the streets of london, rome, tokyo, and on and on throngs of people around the world showed their support for ukraine and their condemnation of russia. in munich, thousands of people formed a human chain that stretched for more than 4 kilometers within. i think it's totally awful, but the russians are doing a lot putting us doing. he's a murderer outrage over the war and ukraine is running high. as the un says, russian bombardment has already killed hundreds of civilians. a huge turn out at paris is placed in la republic, demonstrators told d w. they want the west to step up support. this is, you know, a massive, massive injustice and one of the worst thing tha

it's, it's just futures. dorian so scratched their head, that's all the time we have here. want to thank my guests in washington, national and in assemble. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time and remember crosstalk rules ah ah, ah ah . ah the army of the gun yes. republic says it has taken control over half of the embattled city of my you will admit intense fighting that has included raids of residential buildings to sweep out your in forces. germans arms, manufacturer ryan metal expects robust sales growth as berlin is set to increase military spending in response. so to the ukraine conflict and we take a look at others poised to benefit from the war. also in europe, we are not any longer free to think of to say to the, to write down what we think an italian member of the european parliament sees her facebook.

their home ports, such as russia's black sea port early re spoke to w, corresponded dorian johnson is timble. he gave us his analysis was at stake for president rach up time air to one in this war. this is a nice mazda one because much of his foreign policy has been developed and having very close relations with both ukraine and russia. russia's a very key line, much of turkey's energy incorporating and syria and ukraine is one of turkey's most important partners for economics and defense contracts. and if i took these businesses up south of massive damage from this luncheon invasion. so for one who's trying to cover his economy heath is that this unfolding invasion of ukraine will deal most direct economy and he thinks he re election next year. so he's desperate with his home into it. let's have a look at some other developments in the conflict. not russian forces have reportedly wounded 5 people after opening fire at a protest and the southern ukrainian city of navajo. the news agency, inter fax ukraine, said around 2000 protesters, took part in the rally against the invasion, wavin

it's, it's just futures dorian, so scratch their head. that's all the time we have here. i want to thank my guests in washington, national and in assemble. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at ortiz, see you next time and remember crosstalk rules. ah ah ah. so intense interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody slain finger on you, you are doing it to yourself and we started adopting those techniques when i was station and mosul among them. wordpress positions sleep deprivation. and using type of therm. yeah. there's already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrants and children, whatever you do in war, he comes home. nobody has been held accountable for the choice that happened in the past in the moral authority, the made america war later. sacrifice for the shimmer of effective interrogation. l.

they knew that -- needed attention after hurricane dorian. at the same time, it showed us that despite a week of criticism, they are determined to get on with the job. to end the trip, william issued this, i know that this tour has brought into even sharper focus questions about the past in the future. and belize, jamaica and the bahamas, that future is for the people to decide upon. he added, catherine and i are committed to service. for us, that's not telling people what to do. it is why tours, such as this, reaffirm our desire to serve the people of the commonwealth and to listen to communities around the world. who the commonwealth chooses to lead his family in the future isn't what is on my mind. strong words from a future king, who were told has been listening. conversations with prime ministers and all the host countries, leading to last-minute changes to some of the speeches. it is striking to hear prince william acknowledge, so clearly, that he believes it may not just be your commonwealth realms cutting ties with the royal family, b

historic enormous change their mind more than he is dorian's do, i'm not sure. scholarship and knowledge evolve. and as it evolves, you find people throwing out controversy. >> according to this, [inaudible] new service, peace at the 16 19 project is being considered as part of the curriculum in a 4500 schools nationwide. you mentioned some of the professional historians who are on the left, by the way, who criticize the 1619 project. first of, all i have read it and think some of the people who criticize it haven't read it. some of the essex are quite good. i think most of the problems are with the main essay written by nikole hannah-jones. here is shown wallets, the great historian at princeton, writing in a recent essay. about the issues of the 16 19 project. beyond just the factual mistakes about the american revolution being being fought to preserve slavery. that's where a main problem the 16 19. he goes on to say, instead of trying to construct the [inaudible] 16 19, and it's a foundational importance of slavery and racism to american history, the project

dorian finney smith to the bucket right there, and dallas takes the ball game.didn't have a great shooting night took maybe a little too much of the blank. one of the hottest teams. i gotta i gotta make some shots, man. i can't be air balling and shooting at the side of the backboard and i got to be better. it's not me and not play well tonight, but i mean, every time i step out there, i expect to be great. so we'll get it right saturday. just everybody has to be on the same page because if you're not, especially without running protection, like you know, some teams have, um what i dream my wife was like. james wiseman had his alright that'll be a road game tomorrow and a light nationals tv no draymond yet, and don't expect much from james wiseman even when he comes back. is hera slow start to say the least, is career knee surgery last april, hasn't played a single game this year, apparently had a setback around december, not surprising, one warrior assistant coach said, quote. it's highly unlikely why is men will be in the team's playoff rotation, which by the

i'm jane king, back to dorian. thank you, jane. >> 7.19, is the time and title. 42, the public health order by the trump administration to turn away most migrants and asylum seekers at the border because of the covid-19 pandemic. well, that is expected to end today. and last the biden administration decides to extend it. we've got alexandra limon with the very latest on all this from washington, d.c.. >> good morning. last year the u.s. saw a record number of apprehensions of migrants at the u.s. border and now u.s. border officials say that if title 42 comes to an end, we can expect the number of migrants who are coming to the u.s. to continue rising. >> texas republican congressman tony gonzales posted these pictures on twitter showing a group of 187 migrants apprehended by u.s. border patrol agents in eagle pass. it is as bad as it's ever been. it's only getting worse. congressman gonzalez says there will be a huge spike in the number of migrants arriving at the southern border if the biden administration allows

i'm jane king, back to dorian. thank you, jane. >> 7.19, is the time. and in the midst of the escalating crisis in ukraine, all eyes are going to be a president. joe biden tonight as he delivers his first state of the union address. typically the focus would be on issues affecting americans here at home. but we could see a very different tone. of course, this evening martin has the very latest from dc. >> good morning. well, the white house tells me that the president will make dealing with economic issues here at home like inflation or the pandemic, a top priority in his speech tonight. he also will not shy away from taking on this ukraine and russia crisis head on. tuesday night. president joe biden will deliver his first state of the union address to the nation. but in the backdrop. >> the crisis in ukraine. what is going to be the message from the president given this craze is we have to stand for democracy. white house deputy press secretary karine jean pierre says the president will use his platform to show the u.s. and allies are united behind uk

so just minutes away from this trial, starting and dorian, as you know, this case has really captivated not only for silicon valley where we're at now, but also the entire world. there's national media here. local media here all trying to get that shot. a sunny balwani and get the latest on this trial. stay tuned as we continue to cover this for kron on kronon dari, of course, all the latest poll. send it back to the studio for now. thanks a lot, sarah try. but there anything want to go in journalist there. >> time now is 8, 0, 8, and free mine this morning as gas prices continue to go up. we're all wanting to know when will relieve happen because you probably saw the price of crude fell. we talked about when it dip below 100. now it's trading below $110 a barrel for oil. and that will slowly trickle down. aaa says that that price accounts for about 50% of what drivers pay for gas. it's going to take a while before it affects gas prices. for now, the prices are still high. california's average is 5.77. and let's take a look at the bay area as we're about a dime above that san francisco

see now get ready for a thank you, mister dorian, old breakfast here on thing. they what? back? who did your guests? okay. i'm i'm a working but i'm also line between breaks here getting definitely things keep moving. they speaking about them. maybe you can get outside and move today. >> yes, is a little bit gray right now. overcast, cloudy skies. but all this is set dissipate and we're going to have a lot of sunshine to look forward to this afternoon. so maybe that's when you want to head outside and start to burn off some of those calories. look at these highs today. 62 degrees in san francisco. 63 in downtown oakland and 65 in san jose, breezy and all the spots and really across the entire bay area. and then the winds are really going to start to pick up late afternoon and into the evening hours. i'll talk more about that coming up. just a bit. rain you know what else is moving the traffic this morning? and that's always good news for us. >> 22 minute drive across the golden gate bridge. 37 to that whole. so no fog to slow us down now along the bay bridge are back down to 13

the morning and the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes, 80 to one will have more weather and traffic with dorian. james, back to you. thank you. ran a 9, 0 one and a big story that we're following. we're just hours away from the state senate trying to pass an extension. >> to the law that is currently protecting renters. yeah. if nothing is done. >> and they don't pass it today, we could see evictions may be starting as soon as tomorrow, which would be great news for those renters who need. the help question is if you need help can get in under the wire today. crawford's camila barco in the newsroom with the answers. camilla. >> yeah, well, darya james. it's not too late to apply, but you have to act quickly and do so today by the end of today because if the bill passes renters, who do apply will be protected from eviction until june renters. who do not apply and are behind on rent could face eviction as soon as tomorrow. now, eviction protections are set to expireftoday, but state lawmakers are working to pass a new bill that would extend eviction protections until the end of june. now the stat

saturday will see the couple island hopping first to meet those who lived through hurricane dorian inldn't understand the way we talk. shouldn't be a problem. i've been living with your mama for 50 years and have never understood a word she said. what do you want? i want you and granny to come as well. it was the story of this childhood, but i didn't have a similar childhood. and ken asked me very gently and said, would you mind if i sent you the script? i said i wouldn't mind at all. obviously there was something reading it that i knew that this was true to the times and true to the place, and it brought me back to my roots. we're not deaf back here. how could i leave belfast? everybody likes them, and everybody looks after them. belfast will still be here when you get back. will you? i am going nowhere you won't find me. just take me back to that moment when you heard you were nominated. where were you? i was at st pancras international station en route to paris, where my wife was. and i was going through security and suddenly there was a ping, which i wasn't expecting. and i looked