|j think harrison teach you at that time?” think you did.ns what his beliefs were, he made them known straightaway as much as we knew that he recognised talent, it was hard work is going to pay off in the end. so, in the short time between us arriving at old trafford and us winning the youth cup, we know exactly what eric harrison was all about and what he expected from us. and was quite interesting about the monkey left on you guys, it was indelible, because you guys, it was indelible, because you kind of got... he taught you simply because he told you how things were they will both cut from the same cloth. i think if you were, if you did your best and did well for eric, it would filter back to the manager and that stood us in good stead for obviously moving up through the reserves and into the first—team fold. he had exactly the same beliefs, they were both very old school and they believed in hard work that would get you your awards in the end and the legacy that he leaves behind, is one that'll probably never ever be bettered. thank you

and david beckham said he won't forget the life lessons eric harrison taught him.a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. it's a very quiet, zettel spell of weather at the moment that we enjoy, but not without its problems, it was frosty for some of us this morning. some beautiful shots. —3 the temperature fell to overnight so at the chilly, the fog clearly caused some issues this morning and it may well do this evening and overnight. now, temperatures are already at 15 degrees in ceredigion in the west of wales. it's such a stark contrast, _3’ wales. it's such a stark contrast, —3, up to 15 degrees, you often get it at this time of year when the sun strengthens. i pressure as the dominant feature, hence the benign weather, keeping weather fronts at bay. what you see on the satellite picture is a lot of sunshine and this is fair weather clouds for the most part. the grizzlies easing away. the cloud is slipping northwards, so for most of us for the rest of the day an abundance of sunshine and its mild as well, temperatures generally around 10-15dc. it temperatu

a special presentation to eric harrison.coach, at the heart of manchester united dna for two and a half decades, he shaped the talent and more that the personalities of some of english football's l famous young players. including the famous class of 92. he was the one who taught us to play, taught us how to handle ourselves on and off the pitch. before moving onto manchester united, he spent several years it everton, the last three is assistant manager. but it was united where he made his mark, demanding the same standards of his young players as ferguson did of the first team. this is him talking about him in 2001.m wasn'tjust a technical is him talking about him in 2001.m wasn't just a technical development, it was mental toughness he gave them also. given them the mentality to survive at that level. eric harrison was certainly tough, all of those who played under him have said so, but he was also bighearted and earned respect. you have to be a genius to last for 20 years and be humble and have work ethic and respect did n

harrison, 81, who was diagnosed with dementia four years ago, passed away peacefully with his familyother manchetser united players owe him everything. david beckham has posted on instagram, saying that he, on instagram, saying that he can still hear harrison yelling "no more hollywood passes" at him in training. and alex ferguson has released a statement saying that eric's contribution to football, and not just manchester united was incredible... joining me now, is a member of the 1992 fa youth cup cup team ben thornley. thanks forjoining us, you heard the incredibly sad news last night but it must have brought back the memories of the class of 90 to? yeah, and incredibly fond memories of. eric was notjust a coach, he was somebody who helped us without pathway through life, with his commitment and what he instilled into us, he had a huge impact on the way our careers went, weather it meant staying at manchester united or elsewhere. hisjob was meant staying at manchester united or elsewhere. his job was to get us ready for life, really. and obviously, hisjob as ready for life, really

harrison was diagnosed with dementia four years ago.rs. he was our second father, he was the one that took us from the age of 1a and delivered us to the first team ready. i think it's probably disrespectful just to talk about the class of ‘92 because i think his biggest achievement was all those other players that he brought through with equal ability that prepared them for life, not just for manchester united. when you talk about eric harrison, he didn'tjust prepare you really for a life in football which was a big part, he prepared you to succeed in life through the values he instilled into you. there have been so many tributes to harrison already on social media, with gary neville tweeting, that he's lost his mentor, saying he and other manchester united players "owe him everything". david beckham posted on instagram, saying that he can still hear harrison yelling, "no more hollywood passes" at him in training. and sir alex ferguson has released a statement claiming that "eric's contribution to football, and not just manchester unite

. >> clerk: item 4 the resolution granting permission to 1532 harrison street and the property owner of 1532 harrison street to occupy a portion of 12th street right-of-way conditionally accept offer of public improvements an dedicating them to public use and pending appropriate finding. >> commissioner: this is brought to us by the mayor and supervisor haney and mandelman. >> thank you to my co-sponsor for their leadership. this is an exciting opportunity we have with eagle plaza for any number of reasons. it's an area of the city where we are lacking open space and this is going to be bring critical space to the west soma neighborhood. we have a plaza that will be thriving and serve the residents as well as the broader community. it's also exciting to further the work done to pay homage to the lgbt leather community in west soma. the men and women of the leatherman community have played a critical role in the area in san francisco. this will help further the work we with the creation of the lgbtq leather cultural district. i'm anticipating what it will mean for the community and we

the olympic champion mikaela shiffrin had to settle for bronze — as colm harrison reports.aela shiffrin knew she had all to do to add that the slalom gold to her title. after finishing a disappointing fourth in the first time to put herself in contention in the second. on a day when a of skiers crashed out, she managed to safely negotiate the course. a solid run gave the overall lead, but it would be all too brief. minutes later, it was petra vlhova's big moment. already a silver medallist in the alpine combined, she would in a near faultless performance. in the alpine combined, she would in a nearfaultless performance. her superb descent put in the gold medal decision with just viktoria rebensburg to go. the german, the fastest early in the day, got off to a blistering start and stayed ahead of petra vlhova on the split times. it looked for all the world like victory was going to be hers, but her advantage fell away in the final third. and it was petra vlhova by the smallest of margins. as you watch nervously, the moment of victory sunk in. the world title was hers, and wi

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--jonfrench and jon: harrison still with us.imon: the fed have done a 180 degree move in recent months and will they take another one and revert back to a hawkish bias later on in the quarter? i think it's possible. it's one of those things that is difficult to price. a lot of political intrigue and all of this but also whether data in q1 will be representative given the shutdown. .iven the normal volatility for me, that revisits the biggest risk. there are many things to choose from but i would highlight ppi in china. inflation see falling into deflation. markets will start to price in declining profits and the global economy. have you had any responses so far to this question? one of the more interesting is from been he met. his point to the risk of a u.s. recession and when that will happen. i know the camp is quite divided in terms of that happening this year or next year. maybe even 2021. there are such a wide range of estimates. whether we will call the more appropriate the is one of the big questions. seems to me maybe a

that's a stop only at harrison temporarily. previously it was under the freeway and not a great waiting environment for passengers and it was 1500, to 1600 street between stops and conversely we have two on the same stop between folsom and howard and they're about 500 feet apart. so we propose two things. remove the stop at howard with less usage the sidewalk is level. we feel as far as removing stops go it's a fairly minimal impact and would like to take the stop at harrison and move to it bryant. the result of that which is hard to see with the closed captioning is a stop every other block which are 1200 feet part or so within our stop guidelines. so this is a brief summary of the legislation you're being asked to approve. parking and traffic changes. it doesn't include a couple important components. one is moving an existing transit lane you do not actually need to approve the other is the sidewalk extensions and 42 two -- the two for bus stops and those are the purview of public works. now, separate from the project but rel

that's according to the club's former first team coach rene meulensteen following harrison's death ats of 92, including david beckham, paul scholes and the neville brothers, as well as leading united to fa youth cup victories in 1992 and 1995. if you are here, going to post goals, they all speak very, very highly about him as a coach. one of the things that stands out is that values that he had. that he wanted all those players to adhere to. on and off the pitch. and that has been basically said, you know, the line throughout the manchester academy for many, many years after that. the lawyers representing caster semenya says she is "unquestionably a woman" ahead of a court case against athletics' governing body next week. the south african middle distance runner has a disorder of sex development and is challenging a proposed iaaf rule that aims to restrict the levels of testosterone in female runners. the case will be heard at the court of arbitration for sport next week. the iaaf issued a statement last night denying one media report that it wanted to call semenya a ‘biological male'

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we have a spinout eastbound 880 before harrison street starting a back-up. initially we heard the shoulder was blocked. sounds like chp getting through but all lanes are blocked right now. i'll keep an eye on that one. mass transit may be a good start. ac transit service changes due to oakland teacher strike and ace 1 you are out of the central valley on time. >>> thanks, alexis. coming up, a new effort to make sure you don't get stuck with a massive er bill. the loophole two bay area >>> we take a tour with live doppler 7 around some heavier rainfall that is heading towards crockett and cashingrquinezrqnee and standing water. north of el sa bronte, each richmond, arlington boulevard getting soaked. as you head to albany and berkeley, we've got california avenue there getting soaked. look at this, it goes all the way down to the bay bridge toll plaza and the points into downtown oakland around foothill boulevard. even more coming ashore. look at this, balboa street as you head from sunset to richmond district. we've got heavy rain and you're going to run int

harrison gave in 1891 when the issue was illegal immigration from china. don: yes, a lot of issues from american history are evergreens. they come back. immigration is always an issue. we are a nation of immigrants. at various times we have been very accepting of immigrants. at other times, we put all sorts of restrictions on immigrants. we also make distinctions between different groups. chinese immigration was a controversial issue in the 1890's. many of the issues the president is going to address are ones his predecessors have talked about. some of which have had temporary solutions, some of which have at solutions that work for a long time but have become old-fashioned, some of which he does not like it wants to replace. it is not that all of these are brand-new issues. there will be a theme and variations. >> let's talk about the traditions of the night. what is happening on the senate side of the u.s. capitol? don: the senate will start out with a dinner that the secretary of the senate will host, senators and the spouses. the tradition holds that t

not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. >> it got dylan out of hiding.he stage again. it was unparalleled at the time and may still be unparalleled. ♪ >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who had succeeded in the '60s, finding new ways to express themselves in the '70s. >> have you any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it had? >> because we stay together i suppose. >> for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felt he wasn't going to be around that long. not everybody makes it. >> they were fighting for like where do we secure our foothold now? ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france. and record this record, "exile on main street." in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. ♪ baby, i can't stay you got to roll me ♪ ♪ and call me the tumbling dice ♪ >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading the review saying this is like a debauched album. i didn't know what debauched mea

harrison from blackrock.u were busy looking at sports, getting ready for your oscar party, a bombshell in washington. 800 plus pages of a statement by mr. mueller on the future of mr. manafort. that will be one of our key themes on washington politics as well. much more to talk about again today. the story of china and the risk on feel. the president delaying tariffs as well. futures up 143 now. strength in the markets. .tay with us this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience. simple. easy. awesome. ♪ "bloomberg surveillance." good mor

there is the coffee bar at the alice collective at 14th and harrison. a mixed use shared space celebrating oakland's diversity. the box .. located at the hive just off broadway downtown .. the box is a converted shipping container .... a coffee spot nestled in the patio area outside the hub .. and red bay headquarters at east 10th and fruitvale .. where the testing.. roasting .. packing.. and distribution..all goes on in a relaxed atmosphere where customers gather.. chill .. and work ... konte says the red bay mission is about more than great coffee.. but also about diversity and inclusion .. among the staff he hires formerly incarcerated .. young people and members of the community . -5535- im alicia adamds.im director of coffee at red bay-5549 - my name is carla martinez im head roaster- 5752- my name is maria fernandez im account mgr at red bay sixty- percent of the management team is made up of women ... konte's wife and daughters asatta and jessica are a part of the team ..and community events are often held in the main room... including films and

professor john harrison. there or up here? okay. >> thank you, tom it's good to be here. the great baseball theorist bill james has said like ronald reagan i believe in simplicity. i love complexity, but i believe in simplicity. what i'm going to try to do is talk about a somewhat complex topic, severability. and inseverability, by building it up from what i hope are the relatively simpler building blacks that give rise to the phenomenon, raise the questions that we'll be talking about. the first thing i want to say is what is the phenomenon under discussion here? and the genuine interesting phenomenon, that came up in nfib against obealious came up in the littest iteration of this problem is inseverability. it's inseverability that is the issue. inseverability arises when there is some statutory rule, a body of statutory rules that by itself or themselves are constitutional. but nevertheless are found to be inoperative because something else, some application or some other statutory rule or set of statutory rules is unconstitutional. how can that happen? the answer is th

we speak to the founder and ceo of harrison street. we are moderating some of those gains in the stock market. taylor riggs is with us. by the mostly green lower composite pmi we got this morning, ism nonmanufacturing index that fell to a one-year low. most of the positive earnings are giving us a boost. the russell is the only softness we are seeing. this is even as you are seeing a stronger dollar. but they are up almost 20% since december, so nothing to panic about. interestingly, the russell is the area of weakness we are seeing. i want to look at a one-year vix. of the next -- going back to february 2018, that is my initial vols spiked up. since then, we have had low volatility. a little bit in q4 and then again when the equity markets bought them up. vix heading lower throughout all of 2019, down to a 15 handle. very different from the 35 handle one year ago today though knows short vol trades gave out. interesting to see the s&p 500 and the 200-day moving average providing key support through all of 2018. we know that it's been

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coming up on bbc news — sir alex ferguson calls eric harrison one of the greatest coaches of our timeredited for developing class of ‘92. airbus has pulled the plug on its a380 superjumbo, which entered service just 12 years ago. the last deliveries of the plane, which is the world's largest passenger aircraft, would be made in 2021. the superjumbo, which cost nearly £20 billion to develop, has faced fierce competition from smaller, more efficient aircraft — and has never made a profit. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. when it first took to the skies, the a380 was billed as the future of long—haul air travel. a double—decker super jumbo, carrying more than 500 passengers. but, today, just 13 years after its launch, airbus has called it a day. i think what we are seeing here is the end of the large four engine aircraft and that is what it is. there has been speculation for years whether we were ten years too early with the 380. i think it becomes clear that we were probably at least ten years too late. passengers loved it. so much room. the a380 was designed to carry la

my name is jenny harrison and weren't a day darling. life in lockstep cut off from the outside world from morning to night. is a school for boys. bad boys they live here in the villages. one thousand two hundred kilometers away.

. >> clerk: a resolution to grand revocable permission to 1532 harrison owner llc to maintain the publicight-of-way between harrison street and bernice street within lgbt q leather focussed roadway to accept the offer of public improvement and dedicate the improvements to public use and adopt the appropriate findings. >> commissioner: can we take this same house, same call. objection the resolution is adopt. madame clerk call item 15. >> clerk: a motion to appoint michael papas to for a term of march 1, 2021. >> commissioner: objection the motion is approved unanimously. next item. >> clerk: a motion to appoint kisai henriquez. >> commissioner: the motion is approved unanimously. call the next item. >> clerk: motion to appoint karen rhodes to the park regulation ration and open space advisory committee term ending february 1, 2021. >> commissioner: the house has changed. can i have roll call. >> clerk: supervisor mar, aye. supervisor peskin, aye. supervisor ronin, aye. supervisor safai, aye. supervisor stefani, aye. supervisor walton, aye. supervisor yee, aye. supervisor brown, aye. supe

including more tributes there eric harrison. that's bbc.co.uk/sport.ision on the a1a9 near sandringham last month, the crown prosecution service has confirmed. joining us now is our news correspondent clive coleman. of course, people will remember this was the incident last month when the duke's land rover over ten and a car with passengers and it was also involved. it was a pretty dramatic road traffic accident and just need to be sandringham estate, the duke's land rover collided with another vehicle, with arguments of two women and a baby. since then, he has apologised to the occupants of the vehicle and on saturday said he's voluntarily giving up his driving licence so you won't drive on public roads going forward. today we had crown crown prosecution service to have looked and said it is not in the public interest to prosecute him. what have the considerations been for the cps in looking to bring charges? just as any criminal prosecution, they applied then normal 2—part test. firstly they looked at all the evidence gathered and decided whether the

that's according to the club's former first team coach rene meulensteen following harrison's death atloping the talents of manchester united's class of 92, including david beckham, paul scholes and the neville brothers, as well as leading united to fa youth cup victories in 1992 and 1995. if you are here, going to post goals, they all speak very, very highly about him as a coach. 0ne goals, they all speak very, very highly about him as a coach. one of the things that stands out is that values that he had. that he wanted all those players to adhere to. on and off the pitch. and that has been basically said, you know, the line throughout the manchester academy for many, many years after that. the lawyers representing caster semenya says she is "unquestionably a woman" ahead of a court case against athletics' governing body next week. the south african middle distance runner has a disorder of sex development and is challenging a proposed iaaf rule that aims to restrict the levels of testosterone in female runners. the case will be heard at the court of arbitration for sport next week. th

been a hectic 2a hours for the northern irishman announcing his plans for the year ahead as colm harrisont he'd be giving this year because ‘s irish opening cou nty clear this year because ‘s irish opening county clear in this in order to concentrate on winning the open championship on its return to northern ireland, rory mcelroy then set about the more immediate task of trying to win the second event of the season, and hopefully claim in a first tour title in nearly a year. he fired in seven birdies and an eagle, and an eight under par round of 63 that leaves him one shot clear of 63 that leaves him one shot clear of the top of the leaderboard. mcilroy‘s nearest challenger and sometime leader is dustinjohnson. the american won this tournament when he was first staged in mexico two years ago, and he served notice that he would like his title backed by opening up with a flawless 64. two shots further back in a tie for third place is yet another former world number one, justin thomas. the runner—up to phil mickelson last year, thomas‘s round of 66 included the superb eagle at the 15th. no o

my name is jenny harrison i work. hello and welcome to our. deep dive into the worlds of arts and culture i'm karen house dead and here's a quick teaser of what's in store on today's program. from a musical dynasty and. a star in his own right violin virtuoso and some tougher soloist with a big here i had talked to him in the studio. for the show with a visit to the annual lemon festival. it's one of the most popular events on the french riviera. fantastic new worlds. of course. but first a musician's brain is a thing to behold consider the technical mastery of an instrument the mathematical precision of the music and then you have that incredible balance of discipline and emotion that come together to express something sublime violinist michelle not only achieves that balancing act but he makes it look effortless and he does it with a repertoire a puts him in a class of his own. music speak for itself. performances have been described as stunning compelling and breathtaking violinist is hailed as one of the most talented artists of his.

ron harrison/daly city police- "other than concerning behavior that she's exhibited that we're worried about and we want to find her and make sure she's safe."sarah jordan/friend- "it's so weird that she would leave, she would lose her dog and her items. it's really unlike her.">( robin ) a five- thousand dollar reward is now being offered ... for information leading to her <"it's freezing coldit is so cold outsidefrozen.it is like antarctica right now... the midwest continues to deal with a polar vortex... with some places getting hit with minus fifty- six degrees thursday. the death toll reaching at least 16 as millions shiver from the great plains to upstate new york. here's kron four's vicki liviakis with the details.. it hurts. it definitely hurts. chicago hasn't seen cold like this in decades.steam from lake michigan turned into diamond ice crystals. mysterious booming sounds echo through the city as underground water freezes and expands,we've gone from snow to freezing temperatures wind chill and obviously we're getting prepared for snow that will come this evening." firefighter

rj harrison harrisburg, pennsylvania. good to see you both. first to you, rj. of this lowering of the expectation? the president almost declared victory when he came back from the last summit and the north koreans have lied about those things and gone back on the promises they haven't lied about. >> right there is the answer. the president is smart enough to know we have to proceed with caution. everything has to be verified. we made deals with these people before before the current regime and only to have them disintegrate. i do think we have to tread lightly and you think he's going to come back with an absolute deal and what have you are tall orders right now. leland: richard, are you on the same page with that? >> things for having me again, leland. as i can add to the weather report will quickly come or that a couple feet of snow recently in the genus absolutely incredible. leland: good to know. >> i think what the president needs to do before he goes to vietnam is decide who's the national director of intelligence. he needs to be on the same page as dan c

the olympic champion mikaela shiffrin had to settle for bronze — as colm harrison reports.

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shane harrison there, our dublin correspondent.ity footballer, emiliano sala, say they can now begin to mourn his death, after police confirmed his body was found in the wreckage of a plane in the english channel. the 28—year—old was travelling to cardiff in a light aircraft piloted by david ibbotson, which went missing off guernsey last month. duncan kennedy reports. the news that it was emiliano sala and not david everything that had been found came from the dorset coroner. his family seen the earlier said today "is with infinite sadness that we confirm the identity. the statement said. at cardiff city stadium, the colours on the ground stood out against the grey of the sky. and the confirmation that emiliano sala had been found brought renewed reflection. most everybody expects the worst, when it happened i got a phone call last night in the evening and... it was strange, really. i think obviously it brings the family peace, and i think that is what we got, offers and comfort, isn't it? except for david ibbotson has been called

. >>> next at 6:00 tonight barbara harrison catches uwithp >>> it was just about a year ago we first met naomi wadler, the fifth grader got worldwide attention for the moving speech she gave for the mar for our lives in washington. >> her goal to bring attention to the issue of gun violence and the impact on african-american women. tonight we've got a preview from ourblack history month special. >> barbara harrison reports on what the future may hold for the new 12-year-old activist. >> people have said that i am too young to have these thoughts on my own. >> reporter: 11-year-old naomi wadler at the march for our lives last year. >> people have said i'm a tool of some nameless adult. it's not true. >> reporter: where does that voice and confidence come from? >> i have a big mouth, so -- >> reporter: her earliest memories of speaking up and asking lots of questions, 5 years old about treyvon martin. >> i said who's that and why did he die, and my mom was like, oh, some man thought he was scary, and she's like because he had brown skin, and i was like will it happen to me? >> reporter

officer say one of the vehicles that left and then turned around at the harrison offramp and drove back to the scene by going the wrong way on the bridge. officers arrested a woman on suspicion of reckless driving and suspicion of dui. >>> and a south bay, a fatal crash stopped traffic on highway 17 tonight. it happened at 5:30 this evening near redwood it states in the southbound lanes. y there are reports that the man behind the wheel may have been drying driving erratically before the crash. >>> a break in the rain tonight made for a picturesque sunset around the bay, but there is a big change in the weather coming tomorrow with a significant storm in the rain. >> meteorologist mark tamayo tracks when the wind and rain arrives. >> usually we highlight the heavy rain but it critical factor is the wind. this will be a powerful storm. rainfall expectations friday into saturday from 1 to 3 inches especially for the coastal hills of the bay area. it will take time to get here, to give you a timeline on your friday. not too much happening in your morning hours a chance for the scattered sh

it's indiana jones, the president, han solo, harrison ford.t to an ocean not very far, far away, he told becky anderson how worried he is about climate change. how long have we got to fix things? >> it's not geological time. it's, really, the urgency is in getting started to scale and moving it to scale as quickly as it needs to happen. we haven't got much time. >>> coming up today for our international viewers, harrison ford also tells becky how things are going between him and donald trump. that's here on cnn's "connect the world." >>> a pooch named king has been crowned america's tom dop dog. he's a wire fox terrier. it's the 15th time this breed has been named best in show at the dog show in new york. there was a bit of doggy drama. one finalists was disqualified because of a conflict of interest between the dog's owner and the judge. one of the dogs competing at westminster shares the same name as the u.s. president. here's jeanne moos with the tale of two trumps. >> reporter: two different trumps took center stage at almost the same time

deadline is tomorrow, former warrior returning to northern california, sacramento kings acquired harrison barnes, goi making a playoff push. >>> cal team not won conference since february of last year. starting well against oregon. team high 17 then cal as usual crumble. look at dunk by kenny wooten. oregon ends half on 19-6 run and bears have lost 11 straight. >>> baseball news, giants apparently one of the mystery teams interested in signing bryce harper. they were, now out in the open for everybody. hit 34 bombs, drove in 100 runs for washington last season. giants apparently met with harper in vegas, was looking for ten-year, $300 million deal. aren't we all? shocking nobody signed up for that. we'll see what he settles for. k.d. that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. do you think this is fun for

san francisco, harrison, west 80 reports of a spin out there. anywhere north seeing wet roads and south is what kari is talking about. we'll keep track on things. some slowing on oakland. >>> thank you very much. the rain had been coming down all night long and roads are slick and the hillsides are soaked. >> heading to santa rosa and passing to petaluma right now, pete, suratos, how are the roads looking? >> reporter: the roads are very wet with the rain in the north bay. i want to show our viewers here, we are on 101 north. we just passed petaluma on 101 north. you are going see some issues as far as potential flooding in rows when you are driving alon . i actually tweeted out some videos not too long ago. more and more of the rain. i have some videos from san rafael of some rain issues in the area. pretty much of what we show you on our live shot and some of the videos you see there. that's what we are seeing all morning long in our short drive here in the north bay starting from the middle valley area as we are enroute into santa rosa. we ar

commissioner harrison? >> yeah, on your changes in the park score, you noted that the recreation and park program, the regularly assigned gardeners were unavailable. it is not that there might be shenanigans, the question that i have is what those folks not be there because they were assigned to other places, or spread out too thin? could this be considered a staffing issue? >> i can try and take that. the parks are visited at a particular point in time and not all 220 parks have all regular gardeners assigned full-time, so you are correct, for example, a mini park in a particular park service area, a gardener may have several many parks on the beach that they are managing, and might not have been in the park at that -- in that minute in time, and of course, you have gardeners who get sick, they take vacations, so depending upon what time the evaluation occurs and what day, it's a little random as to whether a gardener will be on site during the evaluation. >> i understand that, i'm just curious on whether

harrison barnes getting buzz this morning. that's because he found out during the game that his dallas mavericks had traded him to sacramento. instead of leaving barnes stayed on the bench with his soon to be ex-team meamates for the rest oe game even after he learned that news. >> kind of rough. >> mike, something we want to tell you this morning. >> i want to hang out with all my friends right here. look at that. >> you are staying right here and giving us that report. >> folks hopefully getting out of the area, northbound 880 into downtown oakland, the clustering because we're still down to two lanes. two lanes are blocked. we just talked to chp. they said, yeah, we're still waiting on that flatbed tow truck. someone abandoned the vehicle there in the left two lanes and that's why we have all the slowing. the commute building heading to the bridge where metering lights are on. the rest of the bay moves smoothly. thank goodness. you can use 580 coming up. i'll be right here. i'm going to sit on this bench even though -- >> e

some have compared this speech by the president to the one that benjamin harrison gave on illegal immigration from china. >> yes, a lot of issues from american history are evergreens. they come back. immigration is always an issue. we are a nation of immigrants. at various times we have been very accepting of immigrants. at other times, we put restrictions on evergreens. we also make distinctions between different groups. chinese immigration was a controversial issue in the 1890's. presidente issues the is going to address our once his predecessors have talked about. some of which have had temporary solutions, some of which have at solutions that work for a long time, but have become old-fashioned, some of which he does not like. none of these are new issues. there will be a theme and variations. on the is happening senate side of the u.s. capitol? >> the senate will start out with dinner. the hold that with secretaries in their spouses. if tradition holds, they will onee chicken pot pie which of the curators developed years ago. each secretary of the senate has kept up the menu. the one who