>> deputy justin flynn encountered a peculiar situation.nresponsive. >> no skylarking. let's go. >> for security reasons, flynn returns all other inmates to their cells before he investigates further. >> this guy was not acting right. that he was underneath his bunk. obviously, when you go in there, it looks like it's probably something mental. everything checks out otherwise. >> no one's going to hurt you. >> you get medical up here. mental health. get enough deputies in case he becomes combative. >> no one's going to hurt you, buddy. all right? >> we got him out of there and medical checked him out and he's good to go now. >> got it under control now, justin? >> yeah. >> barnes, come on out. barnes. everything is status quo. copacetic now. >> and on that note, deputy flynn is off to pursue a dream. he's headed to the pacific northwest on a three-week quest to find bigfoot. >> what about your brother? >> yeah. actually, just talked to him two, three -- two days ago. >> how's he doing? >> he just left washington, was going to oregon. he's s

i want to thank deputy city attorney ronald flynn for his work with my office and herd a lot of the cats to get language for us. this will require continuance and at the request of the city administrator i would move to continue to may 21st to allow her to convene the mayor's local hiring task force and other departments that will be impacted by this ordinance. i want to thank everyone for your patience on this. i want to thank the city community, labor stakeholders as well as for working on this piece of legislation. for local hiring, already we are at 36% local hiring hours for 2013. since the law went into effect, cumulatively san francisco residents have performed 34% of the hours on our public works projects. partnership hours are 60% versus 35% that were under good faith efforts. we've actually moved the needle very, very far forward on our local hiring requirements and i just want to thank everyone who has been involved in this effort. and there are many for your help. this ordinance expands local hiring and prevailing wage creates a winning combination for our working families wh

looking forward to talking to former ambassador to the vatican raymond flynn. coming up later, about today's canization ceremony and the similarities and differences between the two popes. hope you'll join us. >> did you hear about this disturbing story about the owner of the los angeles clipers? boy oh, boy is he in hot water. coming up the controversial remarks which are sparking widespread outrage. plus, we'll have reaction straight ahead. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [male announcer] glucerna... carsthey're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. i'm on expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for, because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. wh

. >>> let's bring in greg flynn with the mississippi emergency management agency with more. where you are now, bring us the latest information on the number of those killed or hurt. also, how widespread is the damage where you are? >> reporter: good morning. right now ever woo an estimated 15 tornadoes that touched down in mississippi last night or yesterday during the day. that's estimated by the national weather service. they'll get out and survey to see if that number will increase or not. we have 20 counties that are reporting damage. we've had at least eight deaths here in the state. more than 100 injuries, and we've had damage all over the state really. you heard the clip that you were running from tupelo. that was the first big area to get hit up in the northeast corner of the state. we also had a very large tornado go through winston county which damaged a hospital, a nursing home, and a daycare center in addition to numerous homes, too many to get a grasp on now. to the central south of the part state we were under the gun not only with one but a series of storms ov

i'd like to close this meeting in memory of hal flynn which was a long time employee he recently passed away. that will be the order a second rather. all in favor, say i. thank you one and all >> thank

i'd like to close this meeting in memory of hal flynn which was a long time employee he recently passed away. that will be the order a second rather. all in favor, say i. thank you one and all >> thank thursday, april 10, idle to voices the members of the audience kind and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. irving at this point commissioner president wu. commissioner fong. commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya you commissioners first on your calendar is items

melissa: phil flynn, thank you so much. when money talks, everybody listens, that includes silicon valley wonder boy elon musk ever tesla. we were first to talk to the attorney who is filing a lemon law suit against tesla. here is what he had to say yesterday in our exclusive interview. >> tesla is a very difficult company to sue. they're a dictator. we're saying that we can file this lawsuit in wisconsin and other consumers across the country don't all have to take a trip to california just because elon musk wants them to. melissa: that's what he said in that tie-in. just minutes after our interview, tesla responded with a statement on their website saying in part, quote, there are good reasons to be keptal of the lawyer's motivations. service record shows the tesla service team did everything reasonably possible to help his client and they were continuing to their efforts to service his vehicle right up until the.the suit was filed with no warning. it is your move, elon. we're ready to give you equal time. just come on th

phil flynn, stay on top of that story.want to know what is going on. >> will do, they don't call it the cryptocurrency for nothing. why does the world's first bitcoin atm require your palm print, i.d. and your phone number? we'll have robo coin's ceo exclusively coming up. they say you are what you eat. this takes it to a whole new level. what miley cyrus, kobe bryant and jack dorsey have in common. it is the latest diet fad but is it healthy? ♪ (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. melissa: if betty white and bill clinton and keisha ever get stuck next to each other at aily will have their diets to talk about. all three national treasures ar

and flynn and jim farley two irish-american politicians, basically ran roosevelt's campaign.sevelt won the nomination in chicago in 1932, and smith was so upset with that that he actually left the convention which was really not good form. but thereafter tammany and smith were pretty much bitterly opposed to roosevelt. some of it was still bitterness over the fact that roosevelt seemingly had put pressure on jimmy walker to resign as mayor in 1931 and felt that, you know that that had been unfair, 1932 rather that that had been unfair. but there is sadly in this history of tammany and this he'sly of al smith this period where the president of the united states, a new yorker, is doing all the things that tammany seems to stand for and yet they were on the outside looking in. and i kind of see smith as a tragic figure there. i think a lot of it was personal. i just find it hard to believe that al smith really felt in his bones that what franklin roosevelt was doing was so wrong. but, you know, politics is personal. and i think that had a lot to do with it. does that answer your

roosevelts employed at flynn who is the leader of the bronx and charlie murphy's protÉge and flynn andjim farley, two irish-american politicians basically ran roosevelts campaign. roosevelt ran for chicago in 1932 and smith was so upset by the fact he actually left the convention. but thereafter, tammany and smith were pretty much bitterly opposed to roosevelt. some of it was the bitterness of the fact that roosevelt seemingly had put pressure on schumacher to resign as mayor in 1931 and felt that had been unfair, that that had been unfair. but what -- there is sadly in this history of tammany and the history of al smith, this. where the president of the united state is doing all the things that tammany was staffed for any tammany is on the outside looking in. i kind of see smith as tragic. i think a lot of it was personal. i just find it hard to believe that smith alternates of the franklin roosevelt was doing was so wrong. but you know, politics is personal and not had a lot to do with it. does that answer your question? thank god. that the test. yes, billy. >> i wanted to know what

doug flynn, you can follow him on twitter . >> you can blame jp morgan chase, reporting profits falling 19% to just 5.3 billion in the first three months of 2014. suffering weaker you trading and mortgage lending. the stock fell 735% a different story for another big bank, wells fargo. it's profits jumped 14%. wells was hurt by the downtown turn in the mortgage market but benefited from cost cutting. we'll get more on banks this week. >>> a new book by naomi prince detailing the premiership between u.s. presidents and bank executives. it's called "all the president's bankers: the hidden alliance that drive american power." a former manager at goldman sachs. a senior fellow at demos, a left leaning think tank in new york. great to see. >> you its great to see you. it's been awhile. >> we've been following this for quite awhile, but we take a larger look. you're going back to 100 years ago. to the intricate relationship between banks and presidents of the united states. how is it different? how was it different 50 years ago than it is today? >> 100 years ago jp morgan, whose legacy reside

. >> good afternoon, my name is jackie flynn, i am the executive director of the a phillip randolph institute san francisco. we serve residents, san francisco residents, that are directly impacted by planning, development and recommendations given by the citizens committee on community development. and i feel that we need community advocates that have experience serving low income neighborhoods, under employed and unemployed residents here in san francisco in order to keep our families here. i am here on behalf of my organization to support both eddie ahn and miguel penn for their appointments to the ccc i feel they will continue to serve our communities impabting hundreds of families in need. thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is jackie chen. we strongly support miguel penn for a seat on the citizen's committee on work force development. as a dedicated professional he has developed work force strategies and work with various employers to create job opportunities to keep san franciscoans working. through this work he has shown himself to be a community advocate on the community to a range

doug flynn, you can follow him on twitter. >> you can blame jp morgan chase, reporting profits falling 19% to just 5.3 billion in the first three months of 2014. suffering weaker you trading and mortgage lending. the stock fell 735% a different story for another big bank, wells fargo. it's profits jumped 14%. wells was hurt by the downtown turn in the mortgage market but benefited from cost cutting. we'll get more on banks this week. >>> a new book by naomi prince detailing the premiership between u.s. presidents and bank executives. it's called "all the president's bankers: the hidden alliance that drive american power." a former manager at goldman sachs. a senior fellow at demos, a left leaning think tank in new york. great to see. >> you its great to see you. it's been awhile. >> we've been following this for quite awhile, but we take a larger look. you're going back to 100 years ago. to the intricate relationship between banks and presidents of the united states. how is it different? how was it different 50 years ago than it is today? >> 100 years ago jp morgan, whose legacy reside

. >> she evicts, fixes, and flynns it. >> reporter: we wanted to get elba's side of the story, but a fellow realtor says she has not been in the office four months. >> we don't see her often. >> reporter: sources yesterday us to the san francisco yacht club, but elba was nowhere to be found. according to her blog, she is often sailing. attorney lisa paul says evicting people is referred to as the dirty work, but nobody has to do it. >> if there is a six unit building, then i have six new first time home buyers who now have a place to live. >> reporter: that is because a building full of empty rental unit can be sold cheaper than condos but riskier because everyone has to share one mortgage. >> entry level homeowner ship. >> reporter: we finally caught up with the elusive elba at a court hearing. >> i'm not talking to you anymore. >> why? we want to air this story and have your side of it so we can be fair. >> because given where we live, nothing would be reported on my side. >> reporter: that's not true, we want your side right now. >> well i'm not sharing it. >> reporter: back on 10

altamont pass, we have a bumper blocking a couple of lanes westbound direction along 580 at north flynn road and you can see we are seeing early risers and it is not causing any slowing because we are still under 30 minutes from tracy to dublin and 280 away from 17 is wide open and dark. not even a single car in the southbound direction. >> a south african prosecutor is calling oscar pistorius selfish and accused him of being unable to take responsibility if his actions, the second day on the stand in the cross-examination of the killing of his girlfriend. he says he mistook reeva steenkamp for an intruder. they had argued and the prosecutor believes he killed her on purpose. >> for get "save the date," this is a wedding trailer. the local couple who wants to make suren knows they are getting married. >> the ad says "don't risk rudeness," women are talking about a more personal beauty routines. >> something you don't see each day at the mall: a visitor that gave the police some attit >> commuters can sound off as officials discuss whether to keep the wave shuttle running which started l

general michael flynn, intelligence agency, miss director long, and mr. richard leggett, the deputy director of the national scuft agency. we will start with unclassified opening statements from each of our witnesses. and reconvene in a classified setting next door, where each witness will be able to make brief classified remarks ollowed by members' questions. >> chairman, distinguished members of the subcommittee, i appreciate the opportunity to come before you today to discuss the fiscal year 2015 budget requests for defense intelligence. i'm especially pleased to be here with mike, tisch and rick. betty sapp, our director of the national reconnaissance office testified yesterday before the strategic forces subcommittee. while the unclassified nature of our opening remarks keeps us from discussing in detail many aspects of defense intelligence, we look forward to meeting in closed sessions to discuss these topics more fully. intelligence is major search of u.s. advantage. it informs wise policy and enables precision operations. it's our front line of de

that's about some stand-up named abby flynn. - wow. - lady. - pretty nostrils. - how do i find me? computer, "jenna"! - oh, here's your article. "why does 'tgs' hate women?" - what? how can they say that? we love women. with tracy gone, our last episode was all jenna. - this is amelia earhart. i'm almost across the pacific-- oh, no. my period! [plane descends] i'll now take questions.

undersecretary of defense intelligent, general michael flynn, ms.ly tissue cha long and mr.richard leg get, the deputy director of the national security agency. we will start with unclassified opening statements from each of our witnesses and the then reconvene in a classified setting next door where each witness will then with automobile to make brief classified remarks followed by members' questions. dr. vickers, the floor is yours. >> chairman thornberry, ranking member langevin, distinguished members of the subcommittee, i appreciate the opportunity to come before you today to discuss the fiscal year 2015 budget request for defense intelligence. i'm especially pleased to be here with mike, tish and rick. betty sapp testified yesterday before the strategic forces committee. while the unclassified nature of our opening remarks keeps us from discussing in detail many aspects of defense as well as, we look -- intelligence, we look forward to meeting in closed session to discuss more fully. intelligence is a major source of u.s. advantage. it informs policy and enables precis

bob flynn any others? [applause] let me tell you two things by way of introduction of our author. his name is alvin townley. i was given a copy of this book one week ago and i thought if i introduce him i should see what this book is about. have read other accounts relative to the pow experience in vietnam and extensive conversations with that rostock dale as a mentor and adviser in had the privilege to go through the hanoi hilton while i was on active duty as the tourist attraction. i thought i should probably read it. so i will read their early chapter the middle chapters and the last chapter. it does not work. [laughter] it is a great book it is written in day capturing eric is a style and the kind of book that takes you up in their braces you with the human spirit with the heroic measures taken by those that were captured and held for extended periods of time. but i will not ride -- read the book i will let the author do that. it is an honor to have alvin townley here with us. [applause] >> but the general did not tell you is he will leave reid three chapters that is about all

. >> commute out of tracy yellow sensors to north flynn slower, conditions improve into pleasanton. full look at your travel times, "kcbs traffic" minutes away. >>> 4:55. new this morning, hundreds of people in the tiny town of solvang in santa barbara county are back loam this morning. 700 homes were evacuated late yesterday at a potentially explosive military weapon was found. that weapon which appeared to be some sort of artillery shell was found on a road near homes. the bomb squad cleared the explosive. no word on how it got there. >>> an injured sea lion pup recovering at the marine mammal center in sausalito. the sea lion nicknamed hoppie was found in the san joaquin river malnourished with deep scars on his back and was unable to get back into the pacific ocean. >> hoppie was found 100 miles from the coastline in los banos. >> long way from home. once he is fattened up, hoppie should be released back into the ocean in six weeks. has a ways to go. >>> in portland they are flushing 38 million gallons of drinking water all because of a teenager who urinated in the reservoir. a

. >> we have an issue with a stalled vehicle blocking number two at not flynn road with slow conditions and move drizzle over 580 coming from tracy to dublin and this area here is shaded in grown. where you see the areas of green that is an indication of where they have rainfall, sprinkle, drizzle, it is causing moist conditions on the roads. it is causing just a hand will of problems. we have a report of a three to five car crash and southbound along the golden gate bridge we had an early truck leaking fuel and that is cleaned up and when that was mopped it caused slowing approach the bridge away from the tunnel but it is just normal traffic into san francisco. san jose on 87 is damp out there so you can see the traffic is flowing smoothly with no accidents. >> coming up first we have the big screen milestone happening this weekend for the late actor peculiar -- paul and i know there are many myths out there about a reverse mortgage, so i want you to know the facts. there are currently no credit score or income requirements to qualify. you can get tax-free money from the equity in your

bob flynn. any others? listen, gentlemen -- [applause] >> let me tell you two things by way of introduction of our author. his name is alvin townley, but i was given a copy of this book about a week ago. and i thought well, okay, if i'm going to introduce alpha and, but i do see what this book is all about. i've read several other accounts by stockdale and others, relative to the pow experience in vietnam, and i have had extensive conversations with apple stockdale over the course of time both as a mentor and as an advisor in the navy war college and i had the privilege of going through the hanoi hilton while i was still on active duty and seeing as it is today which is basically a tourist attraction. so i thought i probably ought to read it. the way i'm going to do this is i'm going to read an early chapter, i'm going to read a middle chapter and then i'm going to read the last chapter. that doesn't work. it doesn't work. it is a great book. it's written in a very captive, capturing narrative style. it's t

bumper-to-bumper truck and 26 miles per hour is the top speed and it does not get better closer to north flynn road and it will take you 38 minutes from address to dutch lib and 15 -- to dublin and the richmond-san rafael bridge show the tolls are open, and 101 from san rafael up to the golden gate bridge, traffic is building but, it is accident free. >> head, seven things to know as you start your day. also, drama on the dance floor: the couple who tangoed their way to perfection buttons. what phones are supposed to have? one for each number. so-called smartphones have two, maybe three buttons max. that's neat, but what do you do when you want to dial a four? it's not so smart then, is it? (laughter) nice phone, dude. thanks! smart phones make life easier. that's why esurance is introducing video appraisal. you can use your smart phone to video chat with a claims expert. they'll assess the damage and help settle your claim faster than ever. welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering so

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pass, you can see heavy conditions at 34u miles per hour is the top speed and as you approach north flynnoad it slows down more the closer you are to vasco and livermore and up to the dublin interchange, 52 miles per hour, and as we look at 680 through danville and you can see it is top speed. lafayette top speed with a slow down through the caldecott tunnel but heavy delays southbound 680 approaching walnut creek. it will now take 14 minutes to cross the water away from hayward to foster city. >>> new this morning, sea world's attendance in a free fall, is the controversial documentary to blame? >> delta landing does not go as planned with the plane 19ed up on a grassy strip off the runway. >> five young men facing murder charges in the south bay but they did not actually kill anything in a little known legal twist landing them in trouble. >> homicide investigation happening right new in san jose, a picture right here of abc7 news reporter matt keller now on the scene with a live report next. >>> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> the breaking news is happening in the sout

still dark. >> reporter: it has been a remarkable journey for flynn.ned out okay. i wish i could have told myself four years ago, get this. like i know, right now you've been laid off but four years from now there will be a movie based on a book you have yet to write. >> reporter: it's gone to paperback and likely will reach a whole new audience. got to be so exciting as an author. >> it's so exciting. really wonderful thing when it goes out in the world and kind of takes on its own life. >> what a great redemptive story. it hits theaters in october and new paperback available now. we have american authors next. ♪ best day of my life >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. the coast guard is searching for the pile of a cessna that crashed yesterday near richmond. the plane collided with a korean war-era plane that was able to land safely at an airport. >>> an amber alert has been issued for a 3-year-old girl abducted in fresno county. investigators satan ya ruiz was taken from her mother's car in the city of huron around 7:45 last night. the suspect was see

>> the altamont pass is busy at bumper-to-bumper traffic up to north flynn.talk about what is happening on highway four westbound side at highway 242 there is a still big rig so you may not see it right away so be careful because it is blocking a slow train. along 242 to make it to 680 to concord and pleasant hill it is moving along fine. tonight, the mariners are at oakland a's at 7:00 when the game starts. expect to see heavy delays as you make your commute along 880 using bart. >>> speaking of commuting, new this morning, the car suspension and mechanic may disagree but california's roads are their best shape in more then a decade. that is the story from caltran and they sticking to it. nick is in the east bay with that story. really? really? >> yes because -- and i mentioned this study in the 4:30 news and we asked you viewers to respond on facebook. what this is about, our best showing since 2001 when 79 percent of california roads were only rated "healthy." look at the video shot previously. this is what we are talking about, according to a recent repor

fox business's phil flynn joins me now.utures analyst for price futures group. >> nice to be here. gerri: six-month high on gas prices and we can blame ethanol, is that what you're saying? >> absolutely. tell you what. it is kind of ironic, the reason we started to put ethanol in gasoline was reduce our dependence on foreign oil. we couldn't produce enough oil. oh, my gosh we have to do something, which have to have a homegrown product. all of sudden the u.s. will be one of the biggest producers of oil for the world and taken rail space away from ethanol. we're moving oil instead of ethanol and driving up the price of ethanol. it is crazy. gerri: that is what is driving ethanol price higher? it can't find a railroad car to get into to get into market? >> that's it. you know what? when we had the cold winter, it is little-known fact when you look at railcars, there is one commodity takes precedence over all or the forms of commodities and that is cold. when we had cold winter, demand for coal is high. the big coal guy says w

let's bring in phil flynn on if ukraine is getting pushed to the back burner now.nothing like the inventory to call concerns. we saw the market will back but still a lot of fear on the market. we still have some risk premium built in. leading the big rally we have seen in oil, the market is still nervous about ukraine, but when we have a big bill in inventory to hold it off. melissa: we are bringing in this story because it affects you at the pump. does it feel like ukraine will come up again and move this even higher? >> that is the main reason were elevated. 17 different reasons to fall lower today. weaker chinese economic data. news of libyan exports returning soon and yet it was the 10 million barrels bill that caused us to turn negative today. i think of it wasn't this ukraine issue, we would be somewhat lower than where we are right now. melissa: i will give you the last word, where do you think we are headed? phil: we produced 8.3 million barrels of oil per day. the highest since 1980s. things calm down overseas, where going a lot lower. hate to be short thi

sleeps is 580 away from 205 and 36 miles per hour starting to see the area of heavy traffic to north flynnive time traffic 680 walnut creek to dublin is 13 minutes and 101 southbound santa rosa to san francisco is 50 minutes in santa rosa, two mile visibility through the santa cruz mountains >>> north of sacramento another person has died in the head-on crash between a tour bus and fedex bus open i-5. >> the ntsb just announced they are sending a team of investigators to the accident scene from washington, dc. this is what the scene looks like now: the wreckage is still. the ntsb says an investigator from los angeles will be there this morning and a team from washington, dc this afternoon. the head-on collision happened year around 5:30 west 6 chico. ten were killed, five high school students, three adult chaperones and the two drives. 30 were hurt, some critically. some survivors are speaking out this morning how theys skipped the fire including a teen who spoke by phone from the hospital >> they were throwing themselves out the window. >> we will investigate the human, the machine and en

. >> reporter: detective david flynn from the pitt county sheriff's department says nicole, the northof" of heather's fake pregnancy. >> so she's pretending here to be pregnant? >> that's correct. i'm not sure what she used to, to make her belly bigger. >> reporter: nicole declined our request for an interview, but she did tell our affiliate how far heather took the con job. >> she was faking contractions and she'd keep going with it. she'd say, "how long was this one?" >> reporter: so, who is heather really? no stranger to the law. writing bad checks and identity theft. had a long history of making up stories about other things. >> reporter: just like the the baby, the refund was never delivered. >> we told her, we're contacting the detective. >> reporter: how could they not know? >> she provided a lot of details. seems like she wanted to live a different life, and enjoy the fantasy and attention. >> reporter: and attention she got. >> solicited people on craigslist and taking people's money. >> she had to seek mental treatment. >> the emotional toll that this took on them, you reall

these guys, if you heard phil flynn in the two p.m. came pouring out of their offices and ran down to the pits to start trading because globex was not working. now it's working. drama over. >>> in a market where some high flying technology names have been brought back to earth, one stock signal remains very strong. this is a specific semiconductor company called skyworks solutions. it's up more than 65% over the past year. about 25% higher year to date. according to its president and ceo, dave aldridge, many investors still underappreciate growth potential for tech's biggest trend, and that's the internet of things. that means if you buy his story, you may want to get in on stock. joining us to explain it is skyworks ceo and president david aldridge. we've covered the internet of everything quite extensively from if our three days in the valley, silicon valley coverage to just every day talking, and we talked a lot about it in davos. but how do you see it? how do you see a real opportunity for you to capitalize on all these connected d

he discusses his book "a call to action" with "the washington post"'s sally flynn and david ignatius. for a full schedule of authors and books in this weekend, visit us at booktv.org. >> next on booktv, bernard schwartz, who grew up in depression-era brooklyn and later became ceo of a defense electronics firm talks about his life and what the u.s. needs to do to regain its economic footing. s this is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> okay. >> good evening. it's an honor for me to be here. bernie schwartz is somebody i would like to be. [laughter] he's had a remarkable life to where he is today in this room with people who are friends of his and admirerrers of -- admirers of his. he's written a book, a lovely title -- just say yes -- i love the idea of just say yes and a sense of mission and a sense of this will be fun and you'll get a lot of out of this. i should say from the get go that he's been an enormously good friend of mine and supportive of the work i've done, and i'm deeply appreciative of that. he's an interesting man for many reasons, because he's had a full life in terms of

we are finally seeing yellow sensors now coming out of tracy on 205 continuing to about north flynn.actually that just popped up in the last couple of minutes. we are just beginning to see the commute under way there. once you get closer to the dublin interchange, however, everything looks great on westbound 580 and continues to move at the speed limit to the dublin grade and into the castro valley y. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is beginning to pick up in the commute direction out of hayward and here is a twinkly look over the bay. let's talk more about your forecast. here's roberta with the latest on that. >>> i want to talk about travis because i had that 580 and 680 corridor this morning and it was closed down without advance notice it caused me an additional 15 minutes. >> there was roadwork approaching hacienda. it's picked up now. >> so unfair. good morning, everybody. out the door we have partly to mostly cloudy skies for your morning commute. air temperatures spanning anywhere from the 40s to 50 degrees a cool start to this thursday. it's pre-friday. h

our very own charlie gasparino, "wall street journal" veronica dagher and financial consultant, doug flynn. this is all follo along the same theme where we have, the vanishing middle class, you're always hearing about that. 1% versus 99%. more worker up rise. there is the site over tellen wages. is all this helping the economy? >> well i will say this as someone who worked at ups when i was a kid. melissa: really? >> that was plant behind my house. melissa: like when you were nine or 10? >> i was like 17. melissa: yeah. >> we would have to unload huge trucks and back breaking work. the whole thing was to get that job and make your union book because these guys get paid very well. what is interesting about this, these are highly unionized jobs. where there's really strict rules when you work and when you don't work. and they paid pretty well for people that don't have college degrees. melissa: yeah. >> why they're walking off the job? there are other things you can do to protest unfair firing. melissa: is sort of the sentiment in this country right now and dialogue that we're having about m

livermore valley sluggish from north flynn past vasco.oks okay through the altamont pass so kind of an unusual traffic pattern forming there. but it is friday. so it is a little bit "friday light" now. and all those headlights you can see traffic coming towards 680. mass transit by the way everything is on time. >>> it is friday, so on fridays we want to know what drives you crazy? we got an email from helen in petaluma. she wrote in to say, you know, her commute is only about three miles or so but she hates the drivers who stop at those roundabouts when no cars are coming. she says when there's no stop sign, don't stop. all right, helen. we hear ya. when someone mentions roundabouts i'm always reminded of this hilarious scene in national lampoon's european vacation. he gets stuck going around and around in a circle in london and can't ever catch the exit lane. roundabouts can be confusing so here's a few tips for you. number one, yield to cars to the left. number two, reduce your speed. and number 3, if you are already in the roundabout,