>>james: >>george: tracking the house last an attractive center in the five a ride westbound leadingf an early recovery accident is gone now we are still crowded getting into dublin the disabled be great but did block the right hand lane has been gone for a while with the traffic is still slow here the corridor is not bad south and freeways not horrible idea while one of bounce to a pocket a pretty good drive time that is under 20 minutes of the montague expressway. >>george: the golden gate bridge also surprised for you because it is the late frank so typically isn't easy ride here for the first few hours and will not be until the id o'clock hour if things followed a normal pattern that we see the rise slowed down think the trip to the richmond bridge is slowing up the toll plaza just beginning to back up at the west and of interstate 5 in the coming out of richmond. >>mark: of course the stars of the show are the slopes that are on the going the final touches right now >>reporter: it is just hours before san francisco's chinese new year parade saturday night and does the flow maker

. >> james>> george: up continues to back up on lifespan drive now backed up behind me on how 24 interstate 580. drive time has jumped up now to 22 minutes they're right out of macarthur mess. complete check coming up. >> mark: bay-- a full gravel truck tips over and crushes a young pregnant mother. this is video from our a-b-c 7 news-- a truck driver hauling a load of gravel, was working outside lindsay combs' home on monday afternoon. the driver-- a subcontractor under j-j-r construction-- was working on martinez's sidewalk redevelopment project. there is a confusion as to what led up to the deadly accident. whether the driver asked lindsay to move her car so he can dump the load. or if she tried moving her told her no. crushed and killed and reports coming up this morning her fiance and four year-old daughter were inside the home and saw the accident. still ahead on the kron four morning news. at ***6-15*** we're gathering information on our breaking news. a passenger plane has crashed in the french alps. 148 people on board. its believed there are no survivors. >> darya:then at ***6-35*

his new cellmate, james george has advice for him. >> first and foremost, do not go to the court roomd let them judges do what they want to do. go to the law library. this is what it is. this is what is going on. i need to read up on this. i need loopholes in my case. i need to know what is going on. >> dawn is the inmate advocate for the bergen county sheriff's office. >> hopefully be able to contact them. let them contact you. thank you. have a good day. >> while not a lawyer, she provides resources to inmates as they prepare their cases and often interacts on their behalf with family members and drug counselors and attorneys. >> sometimes i don't like the title because it sounds like i'm in between the inmates and officers. i'm not. i want peace for the inmates and peace for everybody. i like to keep the anxiety down. you know? many of the inmates were frustrated. a majority have public defenders but are not seeing them because they have lots of clients. they are feeling helpless. so this way we allow them to participate in their own defense. tell me what we need today. >> i need t

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in addition to this rape and police in prince george's county believe he may be connected to at least two others. as soon as he saw cameras, 48- year-old james william digs went over to hide his face. the 48-year-old suspect now connected to one rape and sexual assault in prince george's county. police say the last attack happened just two days ago on march 4th in cottage city in the 3800 block of 38th avenue is where officers say diggs raped a 23-year-old woman by knifepoint at night and in the area just outside of ariel perry's aunt's house. >> it's very discouraging. it's actually scary. >> reporter: right now police are not detailing how they are connecting diggs to the different sexual assaults, but they do credit the police work of the different municipalities working together to capture him. he was arrested today in waldorf. he faces several charges including first degree rape. we're here outside of police headquarters in prince george's county, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> police believe right now just those four cases are involved, but if you believe you were a victim of diggs, the prince george's county police department wants

partnerships that built america", focuses on the central role that james madison played in the founding of our nation and the relationship he had with georgeashington, alexander hamilton, thomas jefferson, his wife, and james monroe. brian lamb: david stewart, your book, what was madison's gift? david stewart: it is a double meaning. his gift is the ability to form remarkable partnerships with the great people of his era. but it also alludes to his gift to the country of his talents and what he was able to do to help create the first self-sustaining constitutional republic. brian lamb: you were a clerk in the supreme court. on the circuit court of appeals. you are a clerk to davis babylon. what did you see when you were a clerk of madison's impact on the way that the courts operate? david stewart: and the courts of appeals, i didn't feel that i saw much. in the supreme court, and i was there a year of course, you are dealing with basic constitutional issues. you are always going back to the federalism. that is the most immediate impact that madison -- the constitution is not self-executing or self explaining. the federalist has had an endu

it was founded in 1733 by james oglethorpe for king george ii of england. oglethorpe was a visionary. he designed america's first planned city around 24 large open squares with their giant oaks and hanging spanish moss. but he was also a realist. the general made the streets between the squares wide enough to accommodate an army. this way, soldiers could be moved quickly from one part of town to another. during the american revolution three black soldiers from haiti fought here alongside the americans and french against the british. this monument honors revolutionary war hero general pulaski, who died during the battle of savannah. cotton made savannah wealthy. in fact, eli whitney developed his cotton gin just outside of town. until the civil war, savannah was a major port for the slave trade. today river street is crowded with tourists and shoppers. you can ride the trolley or book a seat on an old-fashioned riverboat. the pirates' house has been a meeting place for seafarers since the mid-1700s. the founder of the girl scouts juliette gordon low, was bor

george. >> thanks, james.ty good right around the bay not looking at any hot spots for the drive. let's start with a look at the bay bridge. traffic is backed up towards not into the mccarther mays. and the san mateo bridge ride past 6:15, 6:18 is the time. we are still don't see any brake lights coming on west of the toll plaza. that bodes well. so it's a good ride, drive times are 13 minutes over to san mateo. and how about your trip here to the golden gate bridge? is trip time through marin county still under 27 minutes from novado to the bridge and into marin county via the richmond bridge, the volume picking up quickly but we're still not seeing any delay or back up. and tracking the ride through the east bay bay we'll update the east bay shore freeway time. hercules to berkeley, that's a good ride. no delays for 680. westbound looks good. we're tracking the construction on 880. should be out of the lanes in the next 20 minutes or so and your ride here for interstate 580 westbound, the heaviest traffic is

brian lamb: if george washington and james madison were standing together, and he looked at them in the flesh, what would you say -- see? david stewart: you with the eighth stickball set. washington was a large man. explored -- six foot very robust, natural athlete. madison is a skinny little guy. there's arguments about how tall he was. he was not taliban 5'6". -- not tolerant than 5'6". he was always very slender. they have a very different visual impact when they enter a room. washington's got the immense stature and self possession. madison is a bit self-effacing and you might not even notice it right away. they are very different characters. but they were able to work together very well. brian lamb: your first chapter on a person's alexander hamilton. why did you pick him? david stewart: largely for chronological reasons. he is partnered with madison -- his partnership with madison was really in the run-up to the convention and spent the convention itself and the ratification fight. then they begin to drift apart. so it simply was the first substantive work that was going on. hamil

this goes back to james madison and george washington. we've been dealing with it with priests not having to turn over their confessions so in criminal courts with jews being able to wear -- >> conscientious objectors -- >> right. george washington and the quakers. when the law was introduced by among others chuck schumer, supported by the aclu when the american jewish congress -- >> bill clinton barack obama as a state senator. >> went to the supreme court. the court said it was fine, but it was a federal issue. you can't have this federal law apply to state actions but invited the states to pass their own laws. so the states passed their own laws of which you say there are about 20 on the books. by the way at the time the supreme court said that the federal law would not automatically apply to state laws and local ordinances, it was people like chuck schumer demanding that action be taken. well, this is what the states have done. it really has just this idea that because liberals can posit a case and a christian florist not wanting to p

. >> george: >> james my answering a pretty good writer on the bay i checked a hot spots a sudden changeave been activated. and it still and all the lands now for the west on ride. the trip to the san mateo bridge highway 92 has not yet begun to slow so no change your little in gate bridge is still an easy ride and you conceive zipper truck working its way and the soft way direction for. unless a truck of another sort their looks as though maybe it's raining out. maybe it's lining >> : slightly we will check on that. a back up and the southbound direction as you can see will check in with: a chris. >> james: your next look is that the richmond branch where traffic on interstate 580 is a light and free of any life. >> george: of skoda south bay let's go to the south bay. north and southbound alternates to use a goslin or you creature of seventh 10th or even a minor highway here. their number of alternate routes to give you zero rounds. rest of south bay and freeways to look pretty good drive time france a 2 a northbound. just 14 minutes from 11 up to highway 85. the peninsula traffic also

<<george:<: were started things off with a live look sfo.ng all in all were continues see some east as the date bay area wide. were taken a look as storm tracker for with a live update page. the sunshine is actually helping these numbers climb. it's settle for 30 is overnight with santa rosa at 37 degrees. low fifties for downtown silver cisco and oakland and 49 not and livermore valley. by this afternoon temperatures slightly warmer than what we saw yesterday. we will see plenty of '60s 66 your i and fairfield. redwood city a high of 68 and 69 degrees in sunnyvale. all and all were going to see dry conditions high pressure dominant over the weather pattern. scott storm tracker for a satellite and radar as the only dry conditions but for the entire state. <>: the headline is disappointing and january will revise of a hundred atp toppers ahead in the last month. basically there say february is a weaker than expected because it was cold. there's tons of oil industry getting a lot of layoffs. were