goodwin. there are a lot of chronic hot spots. john goodwin with the metropolitan transportation commision walked me through the nitty gritty of the agency's annual bay area traffic study. it is full of analytical data, that basically boils down to this commuters are facing a tough road these days. john goodwin. "it is a 10 percent increase from a year ago, and with more historical facts, it is 80 percent worse from 2010. your viewers know, they are stuck in traffic, morning, afternoon all the time. besides the bay bridge - goodwin. a close second, highway 4 into sf, worse then ever. 101 on the pennisula is bad, as well and so is any route going into sillicon valley. and that brings up another point, why has it gotten so bad. goodwin. blame it on the successful economy. basically the jobs are in sf and silicon valley, so everything is impacted in and out of the area. simi. i think it is worse then la. it didn't take much to get commuters to talk about their traffic woes. micheal white, commute

goodwin.ainful. john goodwin with the metropolitian transportaiotn commision says the annual traffic report for the bay area does not bring good news for commuters. goodwin. "it really comes down to access into and out of bay bridge and silicon valley where are jobs are. however, goodwin adds the transit commission is working on some solutions for example dgoodwin. "next month, express lanes will be opening up between walnut creek and and san ramon. and - there are plans for a problematic interchange in the east bay which right now is a hot spot. goodwin. the interchange at 680 and highway 4, now in topspot. it is really an obsolete interchange. goodwin adds the toll increase would pay for the interchange to be improved for traffic flow. more meteroing lights are also being looked out to help with getting things going. and more express lanes could be coming to the 101 corridor on the peninsula. however, although some improvements could be made, some areas are faced with big challenges. goodwin

john goodwin. "it is a 10 percent increase from a year ago, and with more historical facts, it is 80 percent worse from 2010. your viewers know, they are stuck in traffic, morning, afternoon all the time. besides the bay bridge - goodwin. a close second, highway 4 into sf, worse then ever. 101 on the pennisula is bad, as well and so is any route going into sillicon valley. and that brings up another point, why has it gotten so bad. goodwin. blame it on the successful economy. basically the jobs are in sf and silicon valley, so everything is impacted in and out of the area. simi. i think it is worse then la. it didn't take much to get commuters to talk about their traffic woes. micheal white, commuter. it is a nightmare, took an hour to get into the city today from oakland. goodwin. there is some help on the way. next month, an express lane is going in on the 580 corridor. (estacio live) and there are many other plans that are on the drawing board to try and ease up the traffic woes facing commuters

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middleton goodwin is the school superintendent.le he says the boy who allegedly pushed quincy isn't in the same district, he says the issue is still his responsibility. >> we as society have some choices to make. do we turn our back on it because it doesn't happen a lot? or do we acknowledge that perhaps this is the tip of the iceberg? >> reporter: that night across town goodwin and other community members gathered for a conversation about racial justice. >> this is about how do we come together as a community? >> reporter: coming to grips with a lingering prejudice that some thought no longer exists. >> history was taught to me as if we were the good guys, the north won, and anything below the mason-dixon line were the bad guise. and it's just not that cut and cry. >> reporter: for amy cousins and her biracial children, the news only confirms their unfortunate reality. >> this is nothing new to us. >> reporter: 10-year-old adia says she saw herself in quincy. >> i got really scared and i want to feel safe but sometimes i just can'

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fred goodwin's pension was the best example.g £650,000 a year better off as a result of this because it's not going to happen. well, he did give some back, but kept hundreds of thousands a year — and a few million quid on top. it was explained that by the rules that have made commercial britain in the city the success that it was, you couldn't take away the whole of fred goodwin's pension once it had been promised to him. now tell that to the workers in britain who were witnessing a bonfire of their own final salary pension schemes at about the same time. aah, that was different, it was explained. those were informal promises that were broken. you are allowed to break those. sir fred, though, had formal contractual undertakings. i think to the public, stripping sir fred of his knighthood, rather than taking away his pension, didn't quite seem the same... it became impossible for the public not to spot a pattern. especially when the mps expenses scandal came along. who claimed for the fitting of two tiled cartons... cartoons? 0oh

gate national recreations ranks number 1 and it not even close who is number two so while ranger goodwins trying to stem the tide of auto burgluries. his efforts will soon end because john is retiring however.his work is a clear cut case of people behaving nicely around a sea of people behaving badly .. i know what you're thinking he's just doing his job well for the record all the flyers in multiple languages and the large signs, i spent my own money on it because he knew trying to get the federal government to sign off on this would take forever .one final note . even after telling people to not leave stuff in the cars you got a suitcase here even got a small purse people still leave things out in the open remember it only takes 6 seconds for you to become a victim in the golden gate national recreational area in salsalito . stanley roberts kron 4 news (justine) coming up... north korea carries out its most powerful nuclear test to date... we'll show you america's last line of defense against north korea after the break.(jr stone) (justine) as north korea races to develop missiles that

one example of how sam cared about the inmates, inmate tony goodwin. someone's story we have been following for a while. everybody expected him to be convicted of a murder charge and face a long term in prison. >>> we, the jury, fine the defendant not guilty of aggravated murder. >> but tony got a lesser conviction and going to serve a smaller time in prison. big sam had known tony goodwin for years. >> tony. >> sam. >> tony came into the facility as a minor and sam had watched him grow up, and one day i saw sam sitting at a table and i could hear sam counseling tony. >> now you have that opportunity to get back in the mainstream with your family. >> he was obviously talking to him about trying to avoid gang activity and stay on the right path, but it was a heartfelt communication. >> this time, you're afraid of what tomorrow might be, you're afraid of what's going to happen, you're afraid of what your friends are going to be, but you've got to understand, what is this going to cause tony? this is the opportunity, tony. i'm glad. >> thank you. >> i rea

this includes doris kearns goodwin and james mcpherson. this will be held at the cooper union in new york city. [applause] are you going to talk about your career, get a good two and a half hours in? cooper union holds 950 people. lincoln cannot fill the hall. what am i going to do? [laughter] who is going to help you fill the hall? stephen lang is here. mr. carmichael: fresh from making -- mr. holzer: fresh from making avatar 2 and 3. as many problems as i have with the script interpretation, gods and generals is my favorite. mr. carmichael: what about death of a salesman? mr. holzer: i thought we were just doing film. a few good men? he played the nicholson part before nicholson on broadway. mr. carmichael: harold and i have had some email correspondence, but we have a framework. the last email i received from wrote, nothing taboo. legal counsel at gettysburg college, and that gives me just enough to knock down the door. eal: --michael mr. holzer: i will check with hunter college. mr. carmichael: let's go to queens new york. tell us a li

bowled by goodwin, for three and the west indies are all out for 25.an brian lara came to stormont and ireland recorded another memorable victory. this time there is much at stake for the tourists, with world cup qualification in the balance. we're here to make a statement, we're here on a mission, to try and get enough points in this odi to try and get enough points in this 0di and against england to help us qualify automatically for the world cup. we're going to take the game seriously. i imagine that your thoughts will be at home given what's happened with the hurricane. how are the guys feeling, having to be away and playing cricket? they're professional cricket is. they're feeling it as well. a lot of their families have been affected but we're going to rally round and they've got to make sure that they play good cricket to give them something to smile about. as for ireland, the clash at stormont will be the first with another full icc member as equals. in terms of the elevation of status, that's the thing that comes extra apart from what we've ha

i'm chris goodwin. welcome to the heritage of mississippi series panel. katie blunt is the director of the mississippi department and a longtime member of the mississippi historical society. two of the groups are responsible for the series she will moderate this penal. thank you very much. i want to begin by recognizing our sponsors, bradley and cummings and mississippi state university, thank you very much for making this panel possible. >> i want to thank you all for joining us here in the mississippi state capital. we are very proud of this building and it was recently designated a national historic landmark which is very appropriate. [applause] in our bicentennial year. i'm really pleased to host this discussion about the heritage of mississippi series which was also a bicentennial initiative. the series will cover mississippihistory and 17 volumes , seven of them have already been published and there are seven scholars working their fingers to the bone right at this minute on the next volume and then a few to be signed. this series is as i said meant

hoyer deep to goodwin. he can fly. overthrown. how do you overthrow that guy?3-0, panthers in the third. hoyer picked off b luke kuechly, a great interception. he'll take take it 23 yards the other way and delivers a shot to highwayer at the end of the play. ensuing drive, newton with a short pass to stewart going nine yards. leap frog into the end zone. rough opener for the niners. panthers win it 23-3. >>> j.j. watt and the texans, an emotional return to the field in houston for the first time since hurricane harvey. jags spoil the party. first nfl touchdown, 12-0, jags. tom savidge stripped, fowler scoops. jacksonville will win big, 29-7, final. >>> baseball, matt baumann, giants visiting the white sox. not a good day for bumgarner. tim anderson drives home sanchez. 3-1, sox. two batters later, abreu crushes one to center. giants fall 8-1. >>> 19th annual breast cancer awareness day at oakland coliseum raising money for a great cause. matt chapman facing alex keuchel. a former cy young winner struggles in the sixth. walks simeon with bases loaded and he's do

. >> reporter: john goodwin says the new report by his agency shows your commute today is 3.5 minutes longer than it was last year. >> that is 3.5 minutes for every working person in the bay area. >> reporter: and that's up 10% more or less from 2015: and 80% worse than 2010. top three most congested segments, the afternoon crawl in san francisco on 101, and 80 getting on to the bay bridge, all the way to the island tunnel. number two, westbound i-80 drive from route 4 to fremont street. the slog on southbound 101 from mountain view to san jose. the study defines congestion as going 30 miles an hour or slower for 15 minutes at a time or longer. that's 35 or less for sometimes much longer. that stretch of westbound i-80 is jam packed with cars all day, from 5:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. for the first time in the history of the study, there is no break in the middle of the day. >> weekends as well, it's that bad. >> reporter: the traffic is tied to the booming economy. so it is a good problem to have. it's just the dark lining of the silver cloud. >> reporter: a cloud that get darker every

hoyer deep to goodwin. he can fly. overthrown. how do you overthrow that guy? panthers in the third. hoyer picked off by luke kuechly, a great interception. he'll take take it 23 yards the other way and delivers a shot to highwayer at the end of the play. ensuing drive, newton with a short pass to stewart going nine yards. leap frog into the end zone. rough opener for the niners. panthers win it 23-3. >>> j.j. watt and the texans, an emotional return to the field in houston for the first time since hurricane harvey. jags spoil the party. first nfl touchdown, 12-0, jags. tom savidge stripped, fowler scoops. jacksonville will win big, 29-7, final. >>> baseball, matt baumann, giants visiting the white sox. not a good day for bumgarner. tim anderson drives home sanchez. 3-1, sox. two batters later, abreu crushes one to center. giants fall 8-1. >>> 19th annual breast cancer awareness day at oakland coliseum raising money for a great cause. matt chapman facing alex keuchel. a former cy young winner struggles in the sixth. walks simeon with bases loaded and he's done

. >> reporter: john goodwin says the new report by his agency the metropolitan transportation commission shows your commute today is 3 1/2 minutes longer than it was last year. >> so that's 3 1/2 minutes for every person in the bay area and that's up 10% more or less from where it was in 2015. >> reporter: 80% worse than 2010. top three most congested freeway segments in the bay area, the afternoon crawl in san francisco on 101 and 80 getting on the bay bridge. the westbound i-80 from state route 4 in hercules to fremont street in san francisco. 3, the slog on southbound 101 from mountain view to san jose. the study defines congestion as going 35 miles per hour or slower for 15 minutes at a time or longer. 30 minutes or less or longer. westbound 80 is jam parked with cars all day from 5:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. for the first time in the history of the study there is no break in the middle of the day. >> weeken , as well. it's bad. >> reporter: it's tied to the economy. >> it's a good problem but the dark lining of the silver cloud. >> reporter: a cloud that gets darker every year. joe vaz

and doris kearns goodwin and david brody. chief political correspondent for the christian broadcasting network. welcome all. doris, i'm going to start with you. donald trump -- what do you see from your historian's eyes that he's up to? >> it seems to me it all began when things started falling apart over the last eight months. he lost his mojo. he always talks about losers are the worst people in the world, and he was losing. so he had to do something to get it back. he goes to harvey. it seems good for him to be looking empathetic, and people feel good about it. then he comes back, and he announces the daca thing. then people get outraged at the idea again, so he loses that sense of positive momentum. then he calls in chuck and nancy, and he makes the deal for the debt funding to get the flood relief to texas. then he feels good again. whoa, this is feeling good. so impulse takes over, and he does the next thing to talk to them about daca. so i think the question is, can an impulse become a strategy over time because it fee

michael goodwin. >> thank you. the question about president obama.your comments about bloc voting in the example with the teachers union is well said because the feeling he had in his campaign was where they going to go? the black voters who elected me are going to stay with me. a number of nonwhite people have made the point that after the obama years, there will then be this awakening the black power is not all it's cracked up to be, that politically there must be other ways. what do you think the republicans, independents need to do to attract black voters so they can have better integrated parties in the country as a whole can be less divided racially. >> i think they need to show up in these neighborhoods. you can quibble over why that is or some other factor, but political expediency. they say we still don't need this vote to win. a lot of people in my camp over the years for saying they attract more hispanics, diversifying. they won't be able to win national elections. trump proved everyone wrong on that point. there is an argument that he pro

and michael goodwin are fox news contractor and great americans. michael, start with you tonight. the president started a fire storm on the social media and discussions of the agreement as senator chuck schumer styled it. i love schumer is out pushing what happened in a meeting before the president can address what happened. >> i think the next time the president has dinner with the democrats he might bring a food tester. last week, but this week he's getting too far out there making a deal and his back tracking today on what he agreed to and putting out several different statements and tweets, i am not sure what they agreed to at this moment and where the wall stands. >> if you are sitting down with democrats, what do you get back in return. are you having a tax or health care. will schumer give him to get the health care and will pelosi support the tax bill. if not he shouldn't discuss with them. my issue here, the white house staff, the big story jared kushner is meeting with how to get prisoners back in the society. that shouldn't be in the white house. that should be in the d

were a number of other instances where for example most people know from the looks of doris kearns goodwinor the biographies of lincoln when they first met stanton he was rude to him and they were a cocounsel in a case in cincinnati and that's where they met and stanton supposedly said to brought along this long-lived baboon but then you don't find it for 30 or 40 years. my uncle in cincinnati and told me, so a lot of what i feel like i'm doing as i research and write these books is like taking the truth to the archaeological book and cleaning away the dirt. i don't want to get so that there's nothing left, but i do feel like it's important to try as best one can to get down to what really happened and not just what people remember 25 years later. >> this deals with the surprises i have i spent a lot of time with reagan. t let me talk about an earlier president. the great leader of the conservative intellectual movement is running for mayor and got the firing line and all the candidates, accordingly. they want the newspaper columnist to support because they have thousands if not millions o

and michael goodwin are fox news contractor and great americans. michael, start with you tonight. the president started a fire storm on the social media and discussions of the agreement as senator chuck schumer styled it. i love schumer is out pushing what happened in a meeting before the president can address what happened. >> i think the next time the president has dinner with the democrats he might bring a food tester. last week, but this week he's getting too far out there making a deal and his back tracking today on what he agreed to and putting out several different statements and tweets, i am not sure what they agreed to at this moment and where the wall stands. >> if you are sitting down with democrats, what do you get back in return. are you having a tax or health care. will schumer give him to get the health care and will pelosi support the tax bill. if not he shouldn't discuss with them. my issue here, the white house staff, the big story jared kushner is meeting with how to get prisoners back in the society. that shouldn't be in the white house. that should be in the d

ed rollins was chief advisor to the dean himself and michael goodwin, fox news contributor and great americans. the deal, unprecedented, we haven't seen this in 20 years. >> the conservative votes were not there. and so he went to the democrats, and when the democrats are happy and the republicans are not happy, the deal is to their benefit. what he did was kick the can down the road and we have three months of debt ceiling and the first down payment on the hurricane relief. it is 8 billion and it could be 80 or hundred billion before it is said. and the president has to in the end of the day get what he wants. i don't see him getting it in his time. my fear is the democrats will say let's negotiate more and make the republicans decide to get their house in order. >> lou: you are not sure the president got what he wanted. >> three month debt ceiling is not a big deal. >> lou: it may not be a big deal. but there are years we would have wished to get that deal. he would not get it from speaker ryan, is it not a clever move. >> his treasure secretary didn't see. if the government is not

republican leadership, the dean himself and pulitzer winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin, both are fox contributors and great americans. >> thank you. lou: michael, start with you, tonight, the president started a firestorm on social media with discussions of quote, unquote an agreement as senator chuck schumer styled it. i love the fact that schumer is pushing what happened in a meeting with the president of the united states before the president can even address the party. >> that's a shock, isn't it? lou: yep. >> the next time the president is going to have dinner along with democrats, he better bring a food taster. i think that the end result of this, while i applaud the president for working with democrats last week, i think this week it looks like he's rushing ahead of his fees and getting too far making a deal when his backtracking today on what exactly he agreed to putting out several different statements through tweets and his own comments. i'm not sure what they did agree to that the point. lou: or whether it was an agreement at all. >> or where the wall stands,

ed rollins was chief advisor to the dean himself and michael goodwin, fox news contributor and great americans. the deal, unprecedented, we haven't seen this in 20 years. >> the conservative votes were not there. and so he went to the democrats, and when the democrats are happy and the republicans are not happy, the deal is to their benefit. what he did was kick the can down the road and we have three months of debt ceiling and the first down payment on the hurricane relief. it is 8 billion and it could be 80 or hundred billion before it is said. and the president has to in the end of the day get what he wants. i don't see him getting it in his time. my fear is the democrats will say let's negotiate more and make the republicans decide to get their house in order. >> lou: you are not sure the president got what he wanted. >> three month debt ceiling is not a big deal. >> lou: it may not be a big deal. but there are years we would have wished to get that deal. he would not get it from speaker ryan, is it not a clever move. >> his treasure secretary didn't see. if the government is not

and pulitizer prize winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin, both fox news contributors, great americans and good friends. good to have you here. >> thank you. lou: this deal, unprecedented, we haven't seen anything like this in almost 20 years. what's going on? >> certainly the republican votes weren't there for the president. he basically went with the democrats after spending 50 years around american politics. easy when the democrats are happy and republicans are not happy, the deal leads to their benefit. we'll see. what we did, we kicked the can down the road. we have three months of debt ceiling. we basically have the first down payment on the hurricane relief. lou: right. >> in series of down payments. 8 billion, it could be 80 or 100 billion before it is said. the critical thing, the president basically at the end of the day getting what he wants and i don't see him getting anything at this point in time. my fear the democrats say, you want to negotiate with us, let's negotiate some more. it may make republicans decide they better get their own house in order. lo

deep to marquise goodwin. he's a track man. 193 yards passing but he was sacked four times. 13-0 panthers in the third. picked off by luke kuechly. watch the blow he delivers to hoyer. two turnovers for brian. short pass to jonathan stewart. nine yards and a little high jump. niners gave up 287 yards. rough opener. panthers win 23-3. >> disappointing but, you know, whether it's the first, last, it was disappointing. ity -- it's frustrating and disappointing and you feel that all day today and all night. >> we were battling uphill and a lot of it had to do with our own mistakes and not so much exactly what they were doing. you got to give them credit. they played tough all game. so it's a combination of those things. >> this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up, a look back at two former stanford stars who faced off against each other today at levi's in their nfl debut. it's only one game, so long way to go. >> but -- >> i'll just leave it at that. >> but there are lots of weaknesses exposed. >> exac