oakland hayward a berkeley hills so watch out if you're traveling on into work, especially for some hilly areas. skies will clear out to the afternoon so we still got sunshine this afternoon and still a pleasant day. but the noticeably cooler afternoon ahead of us 40's and 50's for your current temperatures 55 conquered europe 47 right now not a bad start to the morning and certainly not a bad day ahead of us just cooler and even cooler yet come tomorrow and the weekend. >>rob all right, let's check the drive into san francisco, it's pretty busy out there we're chking out the line at the bay bridge toll plaza. there it is it's long to its beyo the end of lot beyond 8.80. it's spilling back to west grand and if you don't get t there soon enough. you're going to be stuck in traffic from the maze so right now we're at about 14 minutes that's a good average into san could pick up the nimitz we have a little bit of crowding southbound leaving san leandro from to 38 to 92 in hayward but the rest of your southbound trip looks great under 30 minutes from to 38 to 37 chain started thanks a lot of

hillis' qualifications, that's not new. but one thing we have not talked enough about is his outlook on what neighborhoods are supposed to be transformed in light of all this push for denseification. we really look to you to make sure that something that is going to come out of the planning department that most likely is going to reflect that is going to be equitable and just. as an example, i know that director hillis used to often time bring up the residential expansion threshold and would oftentimes bring up that maybe we should bring it back. as some of the speakers here mentioned, that program was kneecapped, guilty as charged, i was one of those people that worked very hard to make sure it was kneecapped. the reason it was kneecapped was because it was unjust. you cannot go and up zone -- well, up zone in a sense, of the square footage of the entire city of san francisco to come up with a floor area ratio that is virtually covering maybe 5% of san francisco would live up to that. so that's an example that we are looki

hillis' qualifications, that's not new. but one thing we have not talked enough about is his outlook on what neighborhoods are supposed to be transformed in light of all this push for denseification. we really look to you to make sure that something that is going to come out of the planning department that most likely is going to reflect that is going to be equitable and just. as an example, i know that director hillis used to often time bring up the residential expansion threshold and would oftentimes bring up that maybe we should bring it back. as some of the speakers here mentioned, that program was kneecapped, guilty as charged, i was one of those people that worked very hard to make sure it was kneecapped. the reason it was kneecapped was because it was unjust. you cannot go and up zone -- well, up zone in a sense, of the square footage of the entire city of san francisco to come up with a floor area ratio that is virtually covering maybe 5% of san francisco would live up to that. so that's an example that we are looki

determined by where we have for the days we won 1st ed back in 2013 years after israel began its hillis blockade of the gaza strip the palestinians living in the tight confines of an enclave starved of adequate medical resources a simple thing like the birth of a new child can become a matter of life and death when i can't get access to the treatment by baby or mother needs i was there is k.c. kaufman told the story of one such family in his very personal film born in gaza. this is a society at the mercy of a political. family and. this is the story of one young family in a situation that is beyond their control. the expectation of a new baby when it's a feeling of excitement and apprehension that all parents experience but for assad. the pregnancy of this 2nd child means much more. i 1st met amal in a site i must loom one year ago at a children's hospital in gaza city. you will get a lot of them. in the story of their 1st child is one that i will never forget. you know. this is their 1st child. when he was 19 months old he was born with 2 holes in his heart in his parents' lives were d

that there is those who live in the pans and i'm used to the hilly streets but tourists run out of breath quickly because of the thin air so i'll let you know what to do about that later. it up you know 1st of all show you the plaster san francisco with the basilica what's special about it is the baroque decoration on the church with indigenous elements in them in both court within a place. where the king was in control here we're in what they called the witches market there are all kinds of bizarre things here extracts and talents man's goal is that we have a look at and this is what helps with altitude sickness cocaine leaves don't worry they have nothing to do with witchcraft for many locals to the leaves almighty from them this is a centuries old remedy even the incas used it to prevent altitude sickness. it's only now i'm going to take a ride since 2014 we've had a cable car system some lines connect the pads with the neighboring city alto it lies at 4150 maintains. that it does all of. the research every cable car brings me from a to b. safely and quickly. is this on the whole this

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hillis' qualifications, that's not new. but one thing we have not talked enough about is his outlook on what neighborhoods are supposed to be transformed in light of all this push for denseification. we really look to you to make sure that something that is going to come out of the planning department that most likely is going to reflect that is going to be equitable and just. as an example, i know that director hillis used to often time bring up the residential expansion threshold and would oftentimes bring up that maybe we should bring it back. as some of the speakers here mentioned, that program was kneecapped, guilty as charged, i was one of those people that worked very hard to make sure it was kneecapped. the reason it was kneecapped was because it was unjust. you cannot go and up zone -- well, up zone in a sense, of the square footage of the entire city of san francisco to come up with a floor area ratio that is virtually covering maybe 5% of san francisco would live up to that. so that's an example that we are looki

bernie sanders joe biden's only serious challenger, narwly beat hilly clinton here despite her advantagee polls. -- hillary clinton here despite her advantage in the polls. >> i have zero doubt that gether we are the campaign that can be trump. >> voting is taking place in six states today, and the choices down to tw, both white men in their lat's who appealed to very different factions in the democratic party and must ultimately attract a much merica isegment of order to win the white house. jane: for more on what we can expect todayi was joined earlier by a democratic strategist and cofounder of the collective fact that political action committees. where do you think their support wi go, pticular women who now don't have a viable female candidate? >> right now polls have shown thatoe biden continues to be the front runner in the contender that many women, many african-americans are putting their support behind. it was definngely devastati to a number of people and a number of women especially when senator oren droed out last week. we are still waiting to see if she endorses anyone in t

a big clear that others right now so no definitely not one of our clear spots as you head up into hilly in the east bay, this is what you've got some fog and low visibility in the meantime timber on it's very nice and clear overhead but you can also see those low clouds in the distance which have been causing problems, especially for hills of the east bay this morning. temperatures right now we're in the 40's and 50's it is certainly a cool start to the day. if you must step outside this morning. well you will be encountering some cool temperatures so make sure to put that extra layer on later on today, some passing clouds but mostly sunny conditions will help temperatures to warm still into the 60's for another day, while areas further to the south still hold on to some showers. bay area takes a step back today you remember yesterday afternoon we had some thunderstorms well this time around just a couple of sprinkles here and they're not really anything to know. tomorrow rainfall kicks back into gear with light showers during the morning hours and then isolated thunderstorms again poss

so today, nothing more than just a few scattered sprinkles popping up ino the afternoon mostly for hilly mountainous spots tomorrow and even drier day than today's about to be then we work our way into sunday and you'll begin to see rainfall approaching towards the afternoon, a right off the shore it's going to make its way on into the bay area come the evening on sunday and that sets us up for monday tuesday and wednesday of next week all with rainfall now today, one of your better days to be stepping outside maybe going on a prolonged walk early getting some good exercise in temperatures in the mid 60's for hayward fremont redwood city, a mountain view at nevado at 64 degrees each while santa rosa and napa down to san jose each at 65 degrees for your daytime highs a breakdown of your next 7 days shows tomorrow even warmer than today with sunday pretty similar temperature wise. monday tuesday and wednesday our rainiest days in this forecast, 3 solid days of rain is multiple systems move in from the pacific and drop in some more much needed rain and mountain snow fall off. james all righ

you're driving through the hills making contact with those clouds and that's a little fog in those hillypots. temperatures will rise under some clear skies today but don't expect warm conditions for long all that cloud cover well to our north that is going to be scooting its wound or which way down our direction in the days to come so today and tomorrow, nice and comfortable lots of sunshine and both of these days. good days to get some stuff done that you need to get done before a weekend of that pay if i were you i'd just take it easy and stay inside because whether it's not going to be so great what we're going to be seeing is this rainfall pushing in come saturday, it's going to be a cold push of rain to as temperatures fall into the 50's. it's going to be chilly and not super pleasant outside this weekend. you've also got snowfall in the sierra nevada that's going make for some pretty slick conditions. rain will continue to push through the bay area into sunday and likely into monday as well so an extended round of precipitation cool weather just around the corner meeting today and

been practising very hard and just i suppose augusta is a bit different in the sense that it is very hilly been doing a lot of practice on slopes with the ball below my feet, above my feet, and all different types of things like that. you are an amateur at the moment and you are thinking of turning professional, and with this exemption and invitation you have, you can also go to the us open. i just wonder how this influences your decisions around your career now and whether you stay amateur or when you turn professional. i planned on turning pro after the us open, though i had a memorial at the very start ofjune and followed by the us open, but it all depends again on what they are going to do with the masters now. i don't know, but hopefully they are scheduled in may which would be nice. i know i haven't a clue to be honest as to when it is going to be scheduled, but i would like it to be done within the next month or so. it would suit me fine, but it doesn't mean much to those who are organising the masters. we wish him well with his preparations for whenever they happen. that the player

she forgets the predecessor hilly clinton on the popular vote four years ago, i don't think that wasa senate race shaking up between kelli and doug collins congressman from georgia. let's take a look at the backing that she has. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell senate leadership on growth the susan b anthony gro group, all backing her and doug collins, the president he was the choice of the president to fill that seat. >> i tell you i'm a chairman and support collins, he is a fantastic member. we always believed in primaries, ronald reagan never let anybody get involved in a primary, he primary gerald ford and was very pleased when you must beat him. my sense, this is ridiculous of the senate committee to always be defended any candidate, is the one thing if it's a longtime member of the committee but if you hand a lot of money out to romney and the others. lou: and the establishment rino romney's or romney rinos, nikki haley down -- >> no one was better for the president and doug collins, right in front of t t t t t lou: the residing judge james boasberg issued a new order

additional travel restrictions of a saying iran is hilly and south korea have been imposed and the white house is considering closing the border with mexico. scene has been sworn in this malaysia's prime minister following a week of political chaos sparked by the resignation of the former leader mohammed hommage who says deines appointment by the king is illegal. a deal has been signed between the united states in the taliban which could see all american and nato troops withdraw from afghanistan it's hoped the agreement will pave the way for a long lasting peace in the country right joe up to date those are the latest headlines here at al-jazeera coming up next counting the cost. the u.s. president's proposed plan for the middle east is the last territory to palestine and any other peace plan since 1988. because of course. palestinian prime minister. hello i'm. counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week coronavirus trade war to the pandemic we examine the impact on china its neighbors and the world including the possibility of it bei

hillis' qualifications, that's not new.e have not talked enough about is his outlook on what neighborhoods are supposed to be transformed in light of all this push for denseification. we really look to you to make sure that something that is going to come out of the planning department that most likely is going to reflect that is going to be equitable and just. as an example, i know that director hillis used to often time bring up the residential expansion threshold and would oftentimes bring up that maybe we should bring it back. as some of the speakers here mentioned, that program was kneecapped, guilty as charged, i was one of those people that worked very hard to make sure it was kneecapped. the reason it was kneecapped was because it was unjust. you cannot go and up zone -- well, up zone in a sense, of the square footage of the entire city of san francisco to come up with a floor area ratio that is virtually covering maybe 5% of san francisco would live up to that. so that's an example that we are looking to you to loo

hillis, rich hillis was utterly unqualified, you know, for the job.lifications, minimum requirements that were posted for this job was never met. this was unfair to women of color who applied for this job, and they deserve to be heard. that's why we implore you to investigate how mr. hillis was appointed to this job. why is it that, you know, someone didn't have 12 years of planning experience, city and regional planning, that was cited in this job? >> chair ronen: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. anastasia yannopolous. i support the motion. it's wise to bestow authority on the government audit and oversight committee to issue subpoena duces tecum and to produce documents, records, and other tangible objects that are relevant to an authorized investigation. however, unless supervision to exempt government employees is removed, it's weak in this climate of corruption that you've all noted today. so i ask you to remove this exemption. we're still reeling from the appointment of rich hillis as the director of san francisco's plannin

this hillis pretty much a defense by itself. so if you're going to defend this gap, you'll defend the gap and you're going to defend your right flank along white oak mountain. there's city hall. there's an old depot there, the ringgold depot which was there during the battle. it was established in 1845. the tracks going through the gap. you look closely at the building you can see there's place where canon balls hit the building during the battle. and you can buy a brick. now, i went up on white oak mountain to take pictures looking back down at the city, and i visited several nice people in homes, they got several nice homes up on triple-digit and asked them if i could take pictures from their lawns. so this is one of them. now, there is -- this was at the time, we're talk about maybe 1997. there was a time that this ranger tower was there and surrounded by a fence and said do not enter, dangerous. i thought i should check it out. so, i got over the fence and i climbed up to the top of the tower because i figured there's going

>>today most of our low visibility will be seeing is once you head up into our hilly areas as it's rew cloud cov than anything else we're saying that's going to burn off into the afternon and we do have another sunny day ahead othis trudging its way our direction come tomorrow yesterday i was pointing theame system out to you. it was centered a little closerto alaska today making its way into the pacific northwest and steering further and furtr our direction come tomorrow. that's oing to resulin a this cold front descends into the bay area along with rainfall. it'sgoing to start tomorrow morning with a few light showers here and there after a dry day today, there's your showers duri predawn hours tomorw rainfall pushes in this line on into the bay area, especially between 07:08am, for san francisco marin county in contra costa county pushing further south later in the morning by 10:15am areas like san leandro and down towards our redwood city starting to see some of that rainfall and by early afternoon moving into te of showers that will come ne along with some pretty windy condions a

now tomorrow, even less chance of rainfall than today are hilly areas of the east bay could continuesome light showers here and there and then saturday, you're nice to stay with the clear skies. the driest conditions and the warmest of temperatures in the forecast as for today our first day this week seeing some 60's on the map still holding on to some 50's elsewhere, especially a little closer to the coast. but as you do step outside for a hopefully a few walks this afternoon you will enjoy some sunshine as well as temperatures just a few degrees warmer east bay daytime highs sharing that same range of 50's to 60's with again a few scattered sprinkles possible on some of our more mountainous areas like mount diablo or mount saint helene and the north bay while or lower elevation should remain dry and actually get quite a lot of sunshine too. tomorrow and saturday warming on up even as compared to today and sunday still a warm day. but you do have a chance of rainfall returning those chances of rain fall turn into widespread rain come monday tuesday and wednesday of next week. robin

hilly and bill clinton are also going public with new and very revealing remarks about husband affairt's for a new documentary. watch this. >> i told her exactly what happened, when it happened. i said i feel terrible about it. i said, you know, we've been through quite a bit in the last few years. i said, i have no defense. it is inexcusable what i did. >> i was just devastated. i could not believe it. i was so, you know, personally just hurt and, you know, i can't believe this. i can't believe you lied. you know, it just -- anyway, it was horrible. and i said if this is going to be public, you have got to go tell chelsea. >> she said, well you have to go tell your daughter. she said that's worse than me. and so i did that which was awful. justifiably. what i did was wrong. i just hated to hurt her. but, you know, we all bring our baggage to life and sometimes we do things we shouldn't do. and it was awful what i did. i feel terrible about the fact that monica lewinsky's life was defined by it, unfairly, i think. you know, over the years i've watched her try to get a normal life back

and anyone who knows that part of the world, it is hilly. it was a personal best.r own. nhs staff are getting very little downtime at the moment — so you'd forgive them for wanting to put their feet up. instead, a lot of them have been using their few spare moments to spread some much—needed fun via social media. take a look. stay—at—home, stay—at—home. when you're out, make it two metres or more. please stay safe and your family too. keep covid at bay. we are all relying on you. we can speak now to drjamie parker, who was singing at the end of that montage. hejoins us from nottingham. i believe you are cringing listening to yourself. it's a song in a very powerful message. it's been watched by thousands of people. it's been a surreal weekend. absolutely bonkers. it's a very important message which we certainly have already seen nurses and doctors and medical staff in belfast preaching that same message, stay—at—home. do you think, is it getting through?” message, stay—at—home. do you think, is it getting through? i think it definitely needs to. whether it is not,

with you on this one, reba -- who else is with you on this one >> reba, keith urban, chris tomlin and hillyent. >> we wrote this a year ago based on where the world was kind of at for me it was kind of like what do you say, because there's a million ways to go about it. for me it was how to be a light in a dark place. how to just spread light in a place that seems like you can't, you know. so we wrote this song on the road. i think it was in canada and then, when this all started happening, it just felt like this is the perfect time to put a song like this out it's always been one of my favorites. i'm glad it's finally out for people to hear. >> it's a gift it's called "be a light. can you play it for us. >> yeah. i'll play you like a verse, chorus or so >> okay. >> all right here we go ♪ in a time full of war, be peace ♪ ♪ in time full of doubt, just believe ♪ ♪ yeah, there ain't that much difference between you and me ♪ ♪ in a time full of war, be peace ♪ ♪ in a world full of hate be a light ♪ ♪ when you do somebody wrong make it right ♪ ♪ don't hide in the dark, you were born to shine ♪

: when it comes to the senate side, i know you are in the house, but there is a challenger to tom hilliswhat do you think about the senator's chances of reelection? i don't the gaza track record of performance, tom has done a fabulous job in the senate, i carry a house version of the bill that he has done on the senate side, that's for justice in victims of sanctuary cities act, tillis has great legislative experience in the state, he knows the state well and has been a great servant of the folks in north carolina. host: this is her senator ted budd, on the financial services committee and the republican of north carolina. thank you. calls, go back to your in maryland, on the independent line. good morning. joseph? l.a., ino next to ocala, florida, on the republican line. caller: i loved hearing to show this morning, i don't listen to it a lot, i don't have a chance because i run a small business, i find interesting about super tuesday, everybody calling in has said the people are talking about healing the country. my concern is that it takes people to heal the country. when we elect a p

laurie is with state street advisors john hillis here as well what your watching in the equity marketsnd what you're hearing from other people in the markets potentially clients you talked about about how they feel right now. >> everybody feels a little bit sick obviously, these massive gyrations in the market isn't giving anybody any comfort what everybody is looking for is some signal that we can manage through the short term, some policy responses have been very much welcomed because it helps to, you know, allay some of the worst fears about the short term but when are we going see some progress against the virus itself and that would give us more confidence that we'll get some kind of recovery in the back end of 2020 >> john, what about you? fixed income has between place that's been most affected so far by the strategies we've heard from the fed and treasury. what do you think of the actions they've taken to this point? >> they are doing whatever they can to soften the economic flow of something that's undoubtedly coming the reality the fed cutting interest rates helps on the marg