thread gil is facing attempted homicide and assault with a firearm charges. the two men are due in court tuesday.>>> ann livermore, a warning after police say someone is pretending to be a cop. we are live in livermore with the police are calling suspicious occurrences.>> reporter: heather, two sightings so far and once this impersonator tail the woman for miles per police are trying to get the word out. these are the back roads a lab worker takes to go home. a pretty route at about a half hour drive from livermore to tracy. june 30, something was off. >> audit and illegal. he's clearly crazy.>> reporter: neighbors are hearing about how that woman was followed by a man in a white suv would livermore police written in blue on it, a blue stripe, and the light bar others. >> i am glad they are looking out for him. that was the appropriate thing to do.>> reporter: the woman followed didn't think much of it until he followed her all the way into tracy, some 25 miles. she pulled into a driveway, not her own, and that's when he kept on going. it was disturbing enoug

well, i hope i don't see you again, gil. >> thank you, everybody. >> bye. >> after a polite exchange, benitez now knows a bigger drama awaits him at home. benitez will likely qualify for johns school. >> these guys that are first offenders are given an opportunity, if they choose to do so, to go to a class on saturday for eight hours and get educated why they shouldn't do this. the health department teaches ramifications if you interact with girls you get those diseases. if you get those diseases, guess where you're bringing them. you're bringing them home with you. get educated by that. if you learn from their mistake, they won't be out here again. >> you're under arrest for soliciting prostitution. >> i do anything. i'm not here tomorrow. >>> that little white truck parked ahead of you right there, just pull in behind that. >> it's happy hour on a week night when san francisco police department's vice unit rolls up on a corner notorious for drugs and prostitution. >> try to stay west of pike street. >> the inspector says sting operations like this aren't just in response to traffick

gil, i'm just wondering, we're looking at alibaba shares down. j.d. shares down. across the board.at just the psychology that the china fallout could hit those companies, or do you think that is investors saying i don't want to be in those names if there is some sort of mention on the earnings call about near-term volatility? why are we seeing that trade today? >> there has to be some impact. if the world is worries about growth in china. the chinese stocks will be impacted first. as you talked about in your programming, a slowdown in china impacts the entire world. what i'm trying to point out the chinese consumer appears to still be doing fine which means that this is more after psychological effect, affecting all chinese stock as opposed to what alibaba should be worried about or is likely to mention on their conference call. >> when you have bridgewater saying there's no safe place to invest in china, it's going to get some attention. gil luria, we appreciate your time. >>> up next, the apple watch available outside the apple store. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a

, si lo ven por allÍ: buenos días juliÁn gil.ional para el asesoramiento crediticio. ♪ ♪ ♪ johnny:eso es, ensÉÑale cÓmo es! ♪ ♪ alejandro: buenos dÍas familia, hoy es lune es lunes 20 de julio de 2015, y aquÍ estamos en familia con nuestra querida baby giulietta. johnny: estÁbamos locos por tenerlos en casita, gracias por llegar, y tenemos que citar a todos nuestros amigos colombianos que hoy estÁn celebrando su dÍa de la independencia, porque el aplauso, seÑores! francisca: hoy tambiÉn nos acompaÑa juliÁn gil, las amigas estÁn el casa feliz. juliÁn: feliz de estar aquÍ. karla: y nosotros felices de tenerte, vamos con las noticias. satcha: hermosas la madre y la hija, que bueno que estÉn aquÍ con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", les informo que estÁ en marcha el conteo regresivo para la ceremonia de apertura de la embajada cubana en washington, unas 300 personas acompaÑan el titular bruno rodrÍguez quien presidarÁ el acto junto a 500 invitados, nos d acompaÑa en vivo por hernando pizarro desde la capital estadounidense con los de

despierta amÉrica, y queremos aprovechar para darle las gracias, pero maÑana sigue con nosotros juliÁn gilres sÚper divertido. karla: y las chicas te aclaman mÁs. alejandro: aprovechamos para darle el feliz cumpleaÑos a nuestro amigo jaime camil, y a selena gÓmez. karla: feliz cumpleaÑos vÁmonos con mÚsica, y para esto estÁ johnny con chocquibtown. johnny: ver la tierra del chocÓ en colombia, llega a como dÉ el -con el sonido rumbero. vamos a comenzar con las damas, terminar una gira por espaÑa y ahora tienen el lanzamiento de su nuevo Álbum "mismo ", cuÉntame del gran viaje. goyo: venimos de espaÑa, estuvimos en puerto rico, recorrimos las partes mÁs importantes de colombia, incluso el chocÓ de donde venimos, muy felices de presentarles el nuevo Álbum. johnny: quiero hablar con tostado, dicen que ustedes son rumberos, no reggaetoneros. ¿cÓmo definen su mÚsica? tostado: viene de la mÚsica del pacÍfico, y tambiÉn canciones para dedicar teniendo esta hermosa voz. johnny: Él lo dice asÍ, ella su esposa, y el otro es su hermano, todo se quedÓ en familia, slow, ¿dÓnde filmaron el vÍdeo y que me

addis: ¿estÁ julián gil allÍ? juliÁn: aquÍ estoy, buenos días. addis: buenos dÍas juliÁn gil!usarlas con gusto. addis: desde hace 83 aÑos se vive esa magia Única cuando las 50 comunidades de oaxaca se unen en una celebraciÓn musical los dos Últimos lunes de julio, a travÉs de sus bailes comparten sus usos y costumbres repletos de simbologÍa. >> la manta para nosotros es como el sudario en el que se envolviÓ a cristo. tiene 12 costillas que son los 12 apÓstoles. luego tenemos una espiga que es la resurrecciÓn de cristo. addis: te presentamos una tradiciÓn, se ha sentido alguna vez en medio de un arco iris? yo sÍ. estas son las mujeres, mujeres hermosas, ¿cÓmo te lamas? >> fernanda. addis: ¿quÉ sientes? >> estoy muy contenta, es una experiencia Única, y estamos aquÍ esperando nosotros no como esas ansias y nervios. addis: la mujer de oaxaca es bonita, ¿por quÉ? >> mÁs que nada porque vamos a representar todo lo de nuestra regiÓn. addis:... significa ofrenda, y asÍ es como cada regiÓn ofrece al pÚblico comida, fruta, artesanÍa, con la generosidad de quien comparte la riqueza de s

well, i hope i don't see you again, gil. >> thank you, everybody. >> bye. >> after a polite exchange, now knows a bigger drama awaits him at home. benitez will likely qualify for johns school. >> these guys that are first offenders are given an opportunity, if they choose to do so, to go to a class on saturday for eight hours and get educated why they shouldn't do this. the health department teaches at the class showing ramifications if you interact with these girls there is a possibility you get diseases. if you get those diseases, guess what, you are bringing them home with you. get educated by that. if you learn from their mistake, they won't be out here again. >> you're under arrest for soliciting prostitution. >> i do anything. i'm not here tomorrow. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. see car insurance in a wh

tenemos una entrevista con el comisionado de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza gil kerlikowske.amos si la patrulla fronteriza ha abusado de su poder. tambiÉn conversamos con pedro kumamoto, el joven de 25 aÑos que hizo historia en mÉxico al convertirse en el primer legislador local independiente en el estado de jalisco. nos dice cÓmo ganó con muy poco dinero y con mucho apoyo en las redes sociales. el papa francisco vuelve a amÉrica latina: el pontÍfice visita ecuador, bolivia y paraguay, y nuestra corresponsal y enviada especial marÍa antonieta collins lo estÁ siguiendo. y el cantante mexicano luis coronel nos dice por quÉ prefiere cantar en espaÑol y cÓmo Él ve el futuro de los estados unidos. comenzamos. >> vamos "al punto", con jorge ramos. >> vamos "al punto". por primera vez en la historia existen dos precandidatos latinos que buscan la presidencia de los estados unidos. los dos son cubano americanos y los dos son republicanas. me refiero, por supuesto, al senador marco rubio, de la florida, y al senador ted cruz, de texas. hoy comenzamos el programa con una entrevista con

as we shift in the south bay, a few showers in the santa cruz mountain, and over to gil roy and this system moving to the east over the sierra and we do continue to see the thunderstorms. you can see a little bit of lightning along the california, nevada border. showers in the forecast through areas of lake tahoe and the sierra but for the sierra as well as for us, this system will be pushing off to the east as we get into tonight and tomorrow and we do have dry weather in the forecast for your bay area week. we will have a look at the numbers and what you can expect coming up. >>> another top story we are following, a car slams into a south bay home killing one person and sending another to the hospital. it happened at 10:30 on ruby drive in east san jose. a witness says a truck lost control. the truck slams into a brick wall and went to a neighbor's backyard hitting the two-story home and the loud noise alerted a man working nearby. he jumped into act when he saw the driver and passenger were trapped in the mangled truck. >> i went to the rescue and tried to get the guy out of the

me dijeron que juliÁn gil está aquÍ, ¿es verdad? tengo que hacerle una propuesta.a: no me hable asÍ juliÁn, me pone nerviosa. johnny: ¿quÉ haces aquÍ? francisca: vine a hacer una propuesta muy interesante, a mÍ me dieron un contrato millonario en hollywood. Ía filmar cuatro pelÍculas, 10 cortometrajes y 5 musicales de cine mudo. karla: quÉ bien! me alegro por usted, me sorprende mucho. mela:¿por quÉ le sorprende? karla: ha crecido bastante, es de admirar, quÉ bueno. mela: yo tambiÉn me sorprendÍ, se me cayeron las medias. tengo una propuesta indecente. no eres tan bonito. juliÁn: creo que cuando la besÉ, quedÓ mal de la cabeza. mela: voy a darte la oportunidad para que v brilles mÁs que un faro de camiÓn. juliÁn: ¿me vas a dar la oportunidad? llevo mÁs de 20 aÑos de carrera. mela: ¿a quiÉn le corres por 20 aÑos? tengo la hora que yo misma la escribÍ. karla: no dejas de sorprenderme. johnny: ¿de quÉ se trata? mela: que lo revisen los profesionales, "bachÁn", se sabe las fechas de todo aquÍ. juliÁn:¿esto fue lo Único que escribiÓ? mela: juliÁn y yo nos besamos hasta

, si lo ven por allÍ: buenos días juliÁn gil.jas que charmin ultra strong. angel soft. sé suave. sé fuerte. ... >> estÁn celebrando su dÍa de la independencia. >> hoy nos acompaÑa juliÁn. >> feliz de estar aquÍ. francisca: vamos a ir a las noticias y regresamos con la consentida de la casa. satcha: nos encanta que estÉ aquÍ nuestra querida ana patricia con su princesa. antes aquÍ en las noticias, con un cerrado aplauso saludar a los presentes el izamiento de la bandera la embajada cubana washington. la ceremonia estuvo encabezado por bruno rodrÍguez. se trata de la misma bandera que fue creada hace 50 aÑos y conservada por una familia de libertadores en la certeza de que este dÍa tendría que llegar. marÍa eugenia tiene las imÁgenes. maria eugenia: por primera vez en 54 aÑos la bandera cubana pondrÍa bien alto. fue izada esta maÑana para marcar oficialmente la reapertura de la embajada de la isla desde en la ceremonia estuvo presente la subsecretaria del estado, asÍ como decenas de invitados en el 26 30 de la avenida 16 de la capi

. >> gil, with all that said and i'm a big supporter of law enforcement here it does strike me odd that two film producers were able to find him in a very short period of time. meanwhile, law enforcement apparently didn't know where he was. that seems odd to me. >> yes, that is very odd. in fact, if it is true, which i have not reviewed the films, but if that is true, they should -- they should be deputized if that have that kind of influence. i suspect that he can be found by people that are not a threat to him. >> gil, couldn't law enforcement use that tactic themselves? couldn't they put cameras on their agents and say we're here to film. we believe in drug legalization? >> yes. yes. i have been undercover many, many times. and in many different circumstances. but there are certain rules and regulations that apply to undercover tactics. but i agree with mr. braun. i mean general pershing was looking for the bandit pancho villa, and he never found him. it is not a simple task but it is not an impossible task. i really need to see the film to get a better idea of what were the circumst

police say ronnie third gil and his roommate, charged in the shooting of a suspected prostitute wounded at this rohnert park motel 6 on july 6th. minutes after the shooting police stopped both men in a car near a fastfood restaurant but let them go until pictures from a security camera surfaced showing the suspected shooter ronnie threadgill near the crime scene. >> shortly after they sigh a subject running away from the hotel and get into what appears to be the same vehicle. >> reporter: vectors tracked down both men and arrived. the. coach wagner they ever thought they would be involved. >> sibley is a good student does well in his classes. and he is a very, very enjoyable kid to hoch. >> reporter: but threadgill had a troubled past himself father was executed by the state of texas for murder. >> had talks when he was dealing with his father's execution, and referred him at one time to student health services. report report wagner says both were taking an offseason training course to get ready are to football tryouts. the shooting victim is hospitalized, unable to speak. >> happening

spieth and tom gil is go to a second round. from the rough and into the water. that sinks him. all spieth has to do is tap it in. he wins the john deer classic first player with foreruns before the rirtish on. spieth is in search of third straight major. >> let's try this again for second straight year roger federror trying to become winningest player in wimbledon by breaks his record. federror and he drokvich going head to head. this is match point. federror far court severing and two rally back and forth and djokovic goes back hand and watch this, puts it away. becoming first man since federror to win back-to-back wimbledon. celebrates by eating grass. talk about a late-night snack. >> he said it taste much better. >> of course when you win. >> here's a competition you don't hear every day tour dedonut in st. louis missouri 32 mile race to the finish line and they are so make pit stops. the eat egg part is come at the tition in the event. cyclists get a timed bone fuss they eat even more donuts. sounds like a sweeted why. you have to pedal very fast to bun them all off. >> mo

wed today's remarkable moment of history wouldn't have come not for the first marriage the wonderful gil and his spouse and the thousands of other loving couples we've had to share the opportunity to manufacture and it be performed since 2004 and again in 2008 yes. i want to say to you to my projections gavin newsom. >> yeah. (clapping.) >> i want to say thank you to willie brown when he was working at the state (clapping.) thank you to you art when he was mayor and the his with work and leader pelosi and dennis herrera all his wife work and senator leno thank you and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos thank you for your kinds of leadership our supervisor president breed thank you for your work there and i'm so glad that we can have this moment and i want to introduce someone that has been working tirelessly who's heart is with people that needed her help and her agencies help been there and distancing advised us at city hall what can happen what can possible happen we've enjoyed a moment to talk about had you lucky to be a law student we get to read about our invited history welcom

weinberg, a professor at georgia tech university, jason reached out and gil designed a robotic prothesise arm can drum at 20 hits per second, a speed not humanly possible. >> so there is one stick that is controlled via emg. so there are muscles in my arm essentially there are signals that pick up the residual muscle signals and so i can control it accordingly, it's routed through a computer. and the second stick is actually kind of a mind of its own, it runs off its own computer. it listens to the music and compliments it how it thinks it should be complemented with it's own rhythms. >> he's the envy of all kinds of heavy metal drummers that would love to have his speed right now. technology can create all kinds of things for people with leg and arm amputees such as running if you're talking about leg or drumming if you're talking about arms and allow people with disabilities to really exceed and put the line in the sand for us to try and explore that for ourselves. >> woodruff: and beyond technological advancements fred weiner hopes 25 years from now we'll have achieved much more >> ho

them go, until pictures from a security camera surface showing the suspected shooter ronnie thread gil near the crime scene. >> shortly after they see a subject running away from the hotel and get into what appears to be the same vehicle. >> reporter: investigators tracked down both men and reached them. >> an outgoing kid good student, does well in his classes, and he is a very very enjoyable kid to coach. >> reporter: but threadgill had a troubled past. his own father was executed in 2013 by the state of texas for murder. >> i had talks with him in the past when he was dealing with his father's execution, and referred him at one time to student health services. >> reporter: wagner says both men were taking an offseason training course to get ready for football tryouts. a motive for the shooting is not nope. the victim it hospitalized, unable to speak. >> protesters in the east bay are fighting back against crude oilship. -- oil shipments on trains. abc7 news was in richmond today as people chanted and marched through the streets. these activists say kinder morgan is putting their liv

he and ed jones were close through gil hardy. who died, those of you that know gil. part of that process in recent years is that he has reconnected with the college and i am hopeful this book is part of that but it shows a more nuanced side of clarence thomas and he understands and appreciates holy cross at this point in his life much more deeply than he might have several years ago. the other men were generally cooperative. you know? edward jones is not a wild extrovert and is a brilliant writer so writing about someone who won a pulitzer prize for literature is intimidating to say the least. but very deep memories and in many ways many of the issues he fought for then he thinks continue unabated today. ted wells is a lawyer through and through. there's a difference between writing an article and writing a book. and so there was some discussion with him and stand when i suggested the idea of a book all of a sudden the book -- you start getting into girlfriends and relationships and problems with mother and everything else which he didn't have. ma wells was wonderful

them go, until pictures from a security camera surface showing the suspected shooter ronnie thread gil near the crime scene. >> shortly after they see a subject running away from the hotel and get into what appears to be the same vehicle. >> reporter: investigators tracked down both men and reached them. >> an outgoing kid good student, does well in his classes, and he is a very very enjoyable kid to coach. >> reporter: but threadgill had a troubled past. his own father was executed in 2013 by the state of texas for murder. >> i had talks with him in the past when he was dealing with his father's execution, and referred him at one time to student health services. >> reporter: wagner says both men were taking an offseason training course to get ready for football tryouts. a motive for the shooting is not nope. the victim it hospitalized, unable to speak. >> protesters in the east bay are fighting back against crude oilship. -- oil shipments on trains. abc7 news was in richmond today as people chanted and marched through the streets. these activists say kinder morgan is putting their liv

gil riegler owns oasis, america's first camel dairy farm. the milk is low fat, naturally homogenized and higher in insulin, protein, vitamin c and iron than cow's milk. >> i did not know that. they've been drinking this stuff for centuries. there's a big but here it's against the law to sell camel's milk in this country. so the farm makes camel's milk lip balm, soaps and lotions instead. have i been using that stuff and don't even know it? >> it could be in your lip balm. this camel's milk is closer to human's milk than cows and supposedly good for autistic children, people with crohn's disease and colitis and stomach issues. >> are they trying to get it okayed in this country? >> yes, it sure sounds like it. >> all right. >> would you try it? >> why not. >>> we've got the skinny coming up. major headlines about hollywood remakes, shaft and "full house" to tell you about. >>> selling real estate without aggressive agents or slick advertising. how homes are sold in a world without capitalism. >>> and the pilot running out of fuel who was told

when she would go to her chemo treatments she would take gil. >> you're my motivation to keep walking90 participants camped out and started walking back to port mason in san francisco where their 39-miles began. >> everybody is talking -- is complimenting you on how fabulous you look bald. because this is where they really get you. >> reporter: this year for the first time barbara brought her daughter. >> i didn't really realize how many -- how long this was and how hard it was until i actually came here. for my grandma to be doing that, that's kind of crazy. >> reporter: avon organizes seven walks like these every year. last year it raised over $10 million. >> reporter: each participant is expected to raise $1,800. for hamilton it's an opportunity to heal. >> it's a personal relief. yeah, just makes me stronger. >> reporter: surrounded and supported by people who know her struggle and grief while she makes a statement in her sister's memory. in san francisco, allie rasmus. >> we checked in with event organizers and they raised $4.6 million for various breast cancer organizationings.

for the afternoon. 84 livermore and 85 for gil ray. upper 70s for santa clara. upper 60s in san francisco. we'll have mid-60s along the close. once again, a mix of sun and clouds there. the extended forecast. slightly warm for sum. then we get into the warmer pattern. wednesday, thursday, temperatures peaking on thursday. back into the forecast for inland communities. upper 70s around the bay. upper 60s along the coast. your bay area weekend. partly cloudy skies. temperatures will be coming down for saturday and sunday. and as we talkeds about, we may have a little bit of tropical moisture. maybe a little bit humid. we'll be tracking that for you. we'll detail it. >> still feeling more like summer. >> thank you. >>> all right. frank summerville live in the newsroom now with a look at some of the stories we're looking for news at 5. >> our top story is that bizarre kidnapping a couple of months ago. you recall that police at the time called it a hoax. they said the two victims made it all up. now we're learning a suspect is in custody. arrestedarrested in a separ

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maity: juliÁn gil encontrÓ el amor.ual a la suma de los deportados. se cumplen 10 meses de la desapariciÓn de los estudiantes de ayotzinapa. 35 rostros acusan al comediante bill cosby desde la portada de una importante revista neoyorquina, se trata de fotografÍas de presuntas vÍctimas de abuso sexual. por parte del humorista. la sugerente portada echa mÁs leÑa al fuego. nuestra pregunta de hoy trata sobre un estudio que revela un aumento en las muertes y las lesiones provocadas por robots quirÚrgicos, ¿quÉ opina? responda en las redes sociales. mÁs adelante compartiremos su opiniÓn en casita. continuamos con mÁs. >> este segmento es presentado por: revlon. paty: aquÍ seguimos, saquen un papel y lÁpiz. es muy importante el peinado para nuestro rostro. karla: y nos acompaÑa gabriel para hacernos sentir bien divinas. paty: si tienes una cara redonda, ¿quÉ recomiendas? >> recoger el cabello bien alto,o bien bajo, debemos evitar el volumen. recogido alto, o bien lazio hacia abajo. karla: eso te iba a preguntar, si no lo quie

. ♪ ♪ >> hemos tenido un jueves maravilloso, queremos agradecer a nuestro querido hermano juliÁn gile tus mentiras♪ ♪ tranquila, mi vida, te voy a dejar♪ ♪ lo siento, pero me cansÉ♪ ♪ nos dejamos todos hechos pedazos, sugiero que agarremos caminos diferentes♪ ♪cÓmo crees, temas a engaÑar otra vez, la primera es tu culpa, lo sÉ, la segunda... me tienes mareado♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ya no sigas mintiendo ♪ escÚchame bien♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ es muy cierto, tener que ser claro es lo correcto para quÉ guardar los sentimientos, yo sugiero que agarremos caminos diferentes♪ ♪ lo siento, pero me cansÉ de estar en tus brazos, de que terminemos todos hechos pedazos♪ ♪ sugiero que agarremos caminos con destinos diferentes♪ ♪cÓmo crees, de vas a engaÑar otra vez, la primera es mi culpa, lo sÉ, la segunda me pase, de veras, me tienes mareado♪ ♪ ya no sigas insistiendo ♪ ya no nos gustamos y escÚchame bien♪ ♪ ♪ >>bravo! ♪ ♪ rodrigo: adriana.

juliÁn gil que tiene muchos compromisos de trabajo explica por quÉ ese bien llevarse bien con las personasbero fuera de servicio y varios conductores que transitaban por el lugar acudieron en ayuda del uniformado. cuando una mujer quede embarazada por primera vez surgen inquietudes, pero lo que no faltan son conceptos durante el perÍodo de gestaciÓn y una vez que nace el pequeÑo. las sugerencias llegan de todas partes, familiares, amigos, vecinos y hasta completos extraÑos, un estudio demuestra que las madres primerizas reciben poca informaciÓn de sus mÉdicos. marÍa: cÓmo cuidar al bebÉ, como baÑarlo, la contarlo, y hasta cÓmo acostarlo, durante y hasta despuÉs del embarazo las madres primerizas son bombardeadas de consejos de todo tipo de quienes las rodean, pero esas recomendaciones no siempre son las mÁs convenientes para la buena salud del bebÉ. los consejos correctos deben venir de especialistas y de su mÉdico, sin embargo, un nuevo estudio revela que mÁs de la mitad de las madres primerizas no recuerdan haber recibido ninguna instrucciÓn de su doctor sobre los aspectos mÁs importante

a big beach for hey were open downtown by the museum 85 today the expected high will be 76 and and gily the old record 101 it will not be just the cities would have to encourage with michelle in the still taking a look everyone else and how hot it will give. >>michelle apon: looking at the north bay in the south bank those areas of also wanted heat up to mid to upper 90s to consent to rosa is to the shoreline arise from the upper seven is in richmond the pain across the peninsula san francisco leading up to 78 degrees than six degrees for there should be this time of the air a similar to the opera is the '90s and tomorrow afternoon across the cold temperatures will be on a slightly: + in cool weather for the weekend with the most the sunny skies " across the bay of the seventh to run around 80 degrees. >>robin winston: it is very slow at the bay bridge toll plaza this back of stretches all the way to the oakland a's 50 minutes from the oakland a's into downtown san francisco do not expect is backed up to the not anytime you want to head into san francisco ended around the slow traffic

reception, i said to him i have regards from joy and he just stopped the line and he look at me and he said gilunning for president if it wasn't for her. >> look at that. >> very interesting. and one of the other things that happened i just heard your excerpt about his speech. >> which we started off with in that monday -- montage. >> i was talking to a friend of mine who was a neighbor in carmel, new york and he was one of those rangers. he said to me do you want to you know have a little bite? we were in a -- going toward a restaurant and on a saturday afternoon, and i said sure and so he said what's new? i said my wife and i, daughter and my mother are going to go to france and he said you are to normandy. i said we were going to paris. we thought about it. if you go to normandy go up to point de' art. if you want a meal or a drink, just mention my name. i said bill tell me the story. i didn't know he had been a ranger. he said i landed on d day and we scaled the cliffs and it just was incredible story, and then he said the germans counterattack, i was caught behind a wall and he said then i