and the point of concentration selected was corinth, mississippi, where the railroads junctioned. thus you can see the interplay of railroads and the river, which in 1862 was a viable interstate highway. armies of the united states under the command of ulysses grant and don carlos buhl both forming a junction on the river and the confederate force under albert sydney johnston concentrating now in and around corinth to hold the railroads for the purpose of holding the valley, defending the valley. and that's what brings in all of this activity here at this location in the early spring of 1862. what you would have seen here is ships, steamboats coming in, off-loading personnel, as well as all of the elements of what it takes to wage war, all of their equipment, all of their food, tents, you name it. so it would have been very noisy as this massive off-loading of personnel, animals and equipment began to come ashore and go up on top on the plateau, which is known through poem and song as shiloh hill and then to occupy and camp across the landscape here at shiloh. the plateau above pi

if we turn the module around, up in here, this is called a junction box. and this junction box is completely sealed and water tight and feeds a couple of leads, these are already wired and they have quick connectors so you can just plug the modules into one another. >> how many of these does british motor cars as part of their install? >> cut. we actually have about 1,500 panels here between the two buildings of british motors. cut. [laughter] >> wow. so, carl, i get that all of the modules get connected through these -- >> connectors. >> connectors. but once they're all connected what happens? i mean, where does it go? >> ok. it's great that we're out here at british motors because we can actually show you that. the fact that we have a carport and it's elevated, we can see the underside and see what the underside of the installation looks like. this is a huge consideration, you want it to look good especially on something this exposed. >> where are the junction boxes? >> if you come out to the outside here, you can see the junction boxes on the individual

here is another junction box and you can see there are wires cut on this as we will. they hope to have this fixed by may 28th and they are talking about filling the junction boxes with concrete to prevent this from happening. i spoke to some residents who say it is happening around all these parks in the area and at this point it is still unclear to keep it from happening again. >>> a 25-year-old man is recovering and it is right near away area freeway. sanchez was found off the well yard railway. last week police got a missing person's report about sanchez and they found out chp had found his wrecked pickup truck he empty near the freeway on ramp. chp brought in sheriff's deputies and fire department and searched the area around the restaurant and found nothing. >> you try to look at the circumstances you know i feel cover tall we did the best job we could with information they had. >> police went back and had a hunch and they found sanchez. he was unconscious but alive even after going without food or water for seven days. >>> uc berkeley left a retraining order aga

and oklahoma city at one junction looked like the big guys of the lakers were going to handle them.s, 9 rebounds. kobe, 9 for 25. he had 20. final possessions though, kobe turns the ball over, kevin durant going the other end, oklahoma city up 1 point, three sundays second. blake was wipe open, and that's it. lakers lost, seven-point lead with two minutes to go. they go back to la on friday. >>> kevin garnett and the celtics went and ped philadelphia tonight -- punished philadelphia tonight. rondo had 23, 14 assists. celtics win, they lead that series 2-1. >>> and larry byrd, the first man to be named league mvp, coach of the year, and executive of the year, he's the president of the indiana pacers. they're even with miami,a i game a -- a game a piece. >>> tour of california hit the half-way mark. peter slovakia won tonight's save from sonora. the top american, jeff louder from salt lake city. >>> hockey real quick. new jersey beat the rangers don't, 3-2. that series is tied at 1 in the battle of new york/new jersey. and theres.

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the officer shot the suspects at the junction of 79 avenue in garden boulevard will bring you more on this story as it unfolds. in other news history of the white house president obama's has become the first sitting president to announce support for same-sex marriage. he did so during an interview with good morning america's robin roberts. for me personally it is important for me to go ahead and a firm that's i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >>> the president says his views on same-sex marriage have evolved over the years but republican rival may romney stands behind his opposing views. >>> my view is that marriage is of his relationship between man and woman in that is my own preference. >>> romney says domestic partnership including hospital visits visitation rights are good enough. day the president says that he has evolved with the help of his wife and daughters on gay marriage. but his critics say he was dragged to the gay marriage altar and it may backfire. >>> he made history as the first african-american president in continue the history of first today.

buybacks in oakland have often seen mixed results with gun dealers from outside the area dumping junction finals they cannot sell to organizers are taking precautions. >> we want to focus in oakland. if you can provide proof you're an oakland resident. >> organizers are hoping to raise $10,000 for the gun buyback. they have raised almost half of that goal, so they're hoping this thursday's fundraiser here will give them a boost. the buyback itself is planned along with a march supposed to take place on saturday, june 2nd in oakland, abc-7 news. >> ama: three people were injured in a bizarre freeway crash on the peninsula. happened just after 8:30 this morning on northbound highway 101, just north of the hillsdale boulevard exit in san mateo. the california highway patrol says a prius was videotaping a group of motorcyclist on the freeway when the driver struck one. the driver of the preus lost control of his car and struck another biker. when the prius driver pulled over he was assaulted bay group of other cyclist. the two drivers were hospitalized. the chp is looking few whoever committe

crews are ripping out replacing a hundred feet were not rail at the church at the junction. >>> and not know about this and i'm thinking how to get to work? passengers of the busiest metroliner devising a plan be will probably do is take one of the other streetcars to church streets and walk parts of the day church line and 22 fell more bus we rerouted temporary many shuttles will replace the present bides readily have capacity. did wait another super confidence in our present bus service the challenge will be when the shuttle will be their second make on-time to work otherwise ataxias the sentences go bicycle coalition will be a and we can convoy is loosely following the n.j. routes of probably buy or try to derive from a friend's rego by centrally and options by building will let me have a bike. during the construction unit of recommends passengers ride bicycles poplar walk it the work is expected to be done on the routes restored by monday june 4th at 5 in the morning. live in san francisco sheriff chan cbs five the bay area prepares to celebrate the golden gate bridges 75th annivers

you took the train from princeton junction into princeton. i did that for a long time. sullivan barker who was a mathematician, was going on a sabbatical to harvard. he wanted someone to stay with his wife and i got the privilege of living in his house a few blocks away from the institutes where i had my own back remand my own bed room. mrs. solomon bochner took me in hand. i was born a red head. she told me akrevoe, you look like renoir painting and you should wear blue and green. it changed my life as you can imagine. just going downstairs today, i saw a shot of me in the eniac display. you never know where life takes you, do you? >> thank you. [applause] >> all these papers at the institute are terribly disorganized. we went down to the basement and looked at this and akrevoe said let me organize them. i didn't leave them in this state of disorder. you don't have to pay me. let me come in. it was preserved in this state in which they were found. they are still disorganized. >> one of the things george talked about, the institute itself to be brittle perhaps some of y

when police arrived the next morning they found a tarp on the telephone junction box. >> they were ablemazing as it is this tarp and determine it had been purchased at 12:06 a.m. that night of the burglary at a walmart right there in pendleton. not only that but they had surveillance film that shows at 12:06 a.m. there is a fellow who operates a tatoo parlor up in marysville named michael hinkel. >> he had a prominent tatoo on his neck making him easy to identify. what's more the pendleton rite-aid had video and guess who had been casing the joint a few hours before the burglary? >> sure enough there's footage of them walking around the pharmacy in pendleton. now we know there was enough evidence to indict them for that pendleton burglary. >> after pendleton, operation midnight sweep went into high gear. dea crunched all their data and tracked the gang in live time and tightened the noose. >> in the fall of '06 i wrote a letter to michael hinkel. here are the crimes you can be charged with. you're going to be charged. if you would like to have an impact upon what happens to you, this is

westbound still looking good for most commuters towards the cordelia junction we'll keep an eye to see if it causes delays. better news the earlier roadwork on westbound 80 through the maze from powell street has been cleared. they had to stop all traffic to clear the cones, but it is flowing well now westbound what towards the bay bridge at the toll traffic light no problems at all. in the south bay 280 looking good, highway 17 out of the santa cruz mountains, there is roadwork right now in the santa cruz mountains scheduled until 6:00. we'll check on the slowing in my next report. >>> 4:50 if you are. beachgoers in the monterey area are being warned to stay away from a popular local spot. the health department has found elevated levels of bacteria from sewage in stillwater cove poses a health hazard an advisory will remain until the bacteria levels drop. >>> menu, calorie counts may guide us toward low-fat choices what if everything on the menu is bad? 245 chains survey found most failed to meet nutritional standards. advertisers were found -- appetizers the most unhealthy chicken wi

you have had severe weather in loudoun county so far, and also ashburn junction at 7:28. so, these are the storms we are concerned about. the storms themselves are moving east, northeast at 20. the whole line is moving eastward. we'll come back and tell you if these will roll through the area and remember, if severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10:00 p.m., derek. >> thank you, topper. we have breaking news for you out of culpeper, virginia. a police officer now faces a charge of murder. the indictment came down just a short time ago. that officer was 32-year-old daniel harmon wright of gainesville and the murder indictment is connected to the shooting death of patricia cook. officer harmon shot and killed cook during an incident you'll remember from february. we have more coming your way on 9news now at 11:00. >>> meantime, tonight police all over the d.c. area are bidding a fond farewell to the godfather of go-go, chuck brown. it started at 11:00 this morning down at the historic howard theater at northwest and tonight it's still going strong. it will be that way f

i-80 in berkeley drive time westbound from the junction to the bay bridge toll, easy 30 minutes.elays at all. at the bay bridge, traffic is light, no delays. the wind advisory for the san mateo bridge has been cancelled. there is still one here even when eric drove across he said it wasn't bad. get traffic when you need it by going to abc7news.com/waze. >>> it looks as though california voters will decide whether genetically engineered food should have especially bells. the campaign says it has collected 970,000 signatures to qualify an initiative for the november ballot. modified ingredients have been on store shelves since 1994, found in 80% of processed foods. >> it needs to be clearly stated, genetically engineered on the front or back of the package. for produce that not sold in a package, it needs to be clearly indicated at the grocery store, somewhere. >> one of the largest biocrop companies says labeling modified ingredients will mislead consumers into thinking products are not safe when they are. the fda says the crops pose no greater threat than conventional foods. >>>

live shot of 280 san jose at 17 junction light a couple of headlights coming through.ther direction of 280 in cupertino we've got a serious problem that in a minute. we have our reporters on scene. back to oakland now, 880, one lane blocked at high street. there's a big rig on the shoulder and crews on that right lane. traffic getting by okay. amy hollyfield is there. traffic impact on 880 in oakland now not so bad. if you are trying to get to highway 85 from 280 southbound you cannot right now there is a cement truck that has tipped over. terry mcsweeney is on the scene here. your alternate around would be let's look at our waze app, from 280 to fit hill boulevard to stevens creek to get back to highway 85. terry is reporting it will be a couple hours once the commute gets underway we'll be following this all morning. >>> we'll keep our fingers crossed about that, thank you sue. >>> a fire guts a san jose home. why firefighters say city budget cuts hurt their response to this blaze. >>> the donation that is giving oakland police helicopters a new lift.3q lysol knows t

hancock down to cross junction, this is 5:22. west of there through garrett county and allegheny county scattered showers. even south and west of there out of our radar range all of this tracking north and east. so this is likely going to stay west of i-18 over the next few hours. temps in the upper 50s in winchester and hagerstown and easton 59. while the pax river naval air station is 62. and locally we're all in the upper 50s and low 60s so pretty uniform air mass here with sterling and reston at 59 along with springfield and college park this morning at 62. outside on our michael & son weather camera, it's dark right now. we'll get a picture for you next time i see you. winds south at 14 and the barometer 30 even. that will be dropping as the front approach chz will be -- approaches which will be slow to push through here. it's really this stuff we're watching this morning. the ohio valley, that's really going to b line more toward the north and west of us. this front producing this, this is going to come toward us ta. will h

says it won't limits the deployment of a nato missile defense shield in europe as part of junctions from russia the project is the cause of one of the deepest divisions currently between the two countries russia is now making a high tech case against the system and a special conference in moscow which more than fifty nations plan to attend what is in the snow it brings to the test missile defense has been at a deadlock for quite some time now between the us russia and nato it's a long standing issue on what russian officials at this summit are hoping to do is to prove with a computer model how deployment of missile defense systems in poland romania even as far as turkey plans which aren't even plans really anymore they're really in full force pose a major threat to russia's national security this is something moscow has been trying to prove to all parties for dialogue for some time now and to no avail washington continues to stress that this deployment is no way a mentor to wrecked it against russia that it's terence against probe state stuff like braun and north korea and this is someth

seemed to have formed and junctioned up with the 52nd tennessee. not formally with them until after the battle of shiloh, but they wouldn't have been able to put a battle honor on the flag without being present. we do know the flag has been rearranged some since probably it's initial issue. that may have been post-war. it's hard to tell, but the placement of the regimental identity and things is a little bit different than what is standard with these dalton flags. clearly a civil war witness flag, and, again, one that has survived the test of time. to come to shiloh and interpret the -- the colorful part in the civil war, which was these battle flags carried by these organizations which were identity flags. in other words, you could look out and identify the united states over the battlefields, not only friend and foe but identify the respective organizations. cannons are brought in basically because they each have some convenience, a story to tell. early in the war, it's difficult to pinpoint specific guns on these battlefields. records were hapha

they will meet in the rear of the hornets' nest here at the junction of the hamburg, savannah and corinth road no more than a half mile oour north and east. they will slam the door shut and trap roughly 2250 federal defenders and capture them en masse. about 5:30 this fight is over. during the course of the late afternoon confederates used artillery on this position to try to silence the federal guns and drive them away into large concentration of artillery as many as 11 to 12 batteries participate. it receives a lot of writing in the reports. it's known as rugles line. it pins down the union infintry. it does force the federal artillery to leaf the field. they've used up their available ammunition and have to retire to find more. it isolates the position, pins the union troops down and allows the two wings of the confederate force to envelope the position. that's the demise of the hornets' nest. that's what crushes it from existence. throughout the entire day the federal troops here have been masters of all they aur va. they've been hit by piecemeal fragments of the confederate army. the

they will meet in the rear of the hornet's nest here at the junction of the hamburg savannah and corinth road no more than a half-mile to our north and east they will slam the door shut and trap roughly 2,250 federal defenders and capture them en mass, and at about 5:30 this fight is over. during of the course of the late afternoon confederates used artillery to try to silence the federal guns and drive them away and a large concentration of artillery, as many as 11 to 12 batteries participate and receives a lot of writing in the reports, known as ruggles' line or concentration of artillery and serves good effect to pin down the union infantry. it does, does force the federal artillery to leave the field. one of the reasons the federal artillery is leaving the field is because they used up the available ammunition and have to retire to find more. it isolates the position, pins the union troops down and allows the two wings to envelope or circle the position. that's the demise of the hornet's nest and what crushes it from existence where as throughout the entire day the federal troops her

refuses to curb the plans despite russian junctions. well up next election stacey take a look at the latest economic headlines that's in the kaiser report. i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report vomitorium orgy's stacy herbert tell us more x. kaiser that is the america max and i have been in the last few weeks here this is a collapsing empire you see corruption at the top from wal-mart to rupert murdoch to john chorus line there's corruption after corruption and then there's the decadence of the secret service having sex scandal after sex scandal there's no place on earth they haven't been home piers and now we have the population as you can hear outside of course rising up oh they're on the streets around the game oh. they're looking for some retribution and they're very hot under the collar and they've joined up with their global counterparts around the world that's the beautiful thing about this globalization if corporations going to globalize still can dissent and of course a key ingredient to a collapsing empire is total ignoranc

battle began, and the next morning he'll slowly begin to retire towards mickey's, which is a road junction eight miles to the south and west where the confederates had planned their assembly for the battle of shiloh. beauregard will arrive that evening of the 7th and actually get back. there he will try to constitute a ready reserve because he's got this torn, bleeding army that is now moving back to the vicinity of coren. most of the confederate troops are about 7 1/2 miles, the crossing points are about 7.5 to 9 miles to our southwest. most of the confederate forces are beyond luke creek by the morning of april 8. so there will be no ability for grant to mount any ready pursuit. in fact, grant's standing orders do not permit pursuit. he does have two elements, william t. sherman and thomas j. wood from buell's command on april 8 primarily to see whether or not the confederates are regrouping for another hit. that's grant's biggest worry, that they may be regrouping for another strike. it's a bloodletting of proportions the nation was totally ill prepared to kind of factor. 23,746 men wou

they will meet in the rear of the hornet's nest here at the junction of the hamburg savannah and corinth road no more than a half-mile to our north and east they will slam the door shut and trap roughly 2,250 federal defenders and capture them en mass, and at about 5:30 this fight is over. during of the course of the late afternoon confederates used artillery to try to silence the federal guns and drive them away and a large concentration of

the far distance, the union troops would have picked up in the darkness darker forms here at the junction of woods and fraley field. and the darker forms were the main picket front of hardy's corps. in this particular sector, it was 3rd mississippi battalion of sam woods' brigade, standing there in formation. the federals slowly advance, and hardcastle unleashes a massive volatile upon them, and the battle of shiloh erupts and the fight is engaged. for the federals were in close products commitment. hardy's front consisted of four brigades in battle formation, immediately 100 yards in him were five brigades from braxton braggs' corps. and stacked up in columns behind them were the other corps of the army, one by pope, one by breckenridge. nearly 44,000 men. johnston had achieved his surprise, although it would be federal reconnaissance that brings on the battle of shiloh because a brigade commander in grant's army violated orders and took initiative to send out a force. but it will take the confederate forces in front of us the better part of two hours to bring the forward brigades to bea

pushing for growth within europe so this is not something about it cheap by himself but there is a junction our which seems to be somewhat favorable to his views and a change in his direction and he has a you know he in his speech at all and gave just now a few minutes ago he was expressing the same that the message he wants to bring to germany is what growth now is this is his victory symbolic this sweeping change can you see sweeping changes in the e.u. given this when in france you know i think it indicates changing a mood probably not only in france a large part of the focus was and decided cozy but it's going to reinforce speedball who in spain italy greece want a different functioning of europe so i think it is the beginning of a possible change but if we can all be too sure what's going to happen of course it's not only a matter of personality but also of context and the context is somewhat different in part thanks to his victory today ok just a quick comment on foreign policy that's all it will be busy the next week there's a nato summit a g. twenty what kind of france will we be br

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he took the train from princeton junction into princeton. and i did that for a long time.d then, solomon ochsner who is -- was a mathematician, was going on a sabbatical to harvard and he wanted someone to stay with his wife. i got the privilege of living in the house a few blocks away from the institute where i had my own bathroom and my own bedroom and mrs. bochner took me in hand, and i was born a redhead. she told me, akrevoe you look like a renoir painting and you should wear blue and green. so, it changed my life, as you can imagine. but, just going downstairs today, i saw a shot of me and the eniac display, so you never know where life takes you, do you? >> thank you. to me, the strangest -- [applause] all these papers at the institute are terribly disorganized and so we went down to the basement and looked at them. akrevoe said let me organize them. i didn't leave them in in the state of disorder. [laughter] and you don't have to pay me. just let me come in and the archives as you know they have to be preserved in the state in which they were found so they are stil

certainly it is dark here in american canyon and there are pad locks on this unit and we have seen some junction boxes. they are talking about how they will stop copper thieves from tar getting this park from keeping this happening again and this park is 14 acres. it has one side that is grass area and another part is dog park on the side. thieves stole00 feet of copper wire. they believe it happened sometime on monday and the park has been in the dark ever since. they have put the city workers there to get them through the last few days and they are hoping to get the repairs done by memorial day where they have veterans coming out for the celebration. they are not alone and they are just stuck now trying to repair all of this. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they are investigating a graffiti case and they need your help to make an arrest. they released this surveillance photo of this person of interest. they sprayed on may 6th. they say the person in the photo was possibly involved and if you have any information please call police. >>> the ruling prohibits the demonstrators from

shortly after resulted in something called the junction transistor.ckley -- the rule of a lapse not only was open door, but you are not too good key with the people you managed. a nobel prize winner, phil andersen when i interviewed him for the books that you know, this was the transgression shockley made and could never be forgiven. and set him on a path they think increasingly -- well in the weeks after that in the months after this the transistor team was intensely collaborative, very cohesive, broke apart. john bardeen went to illinois to become a professor. bratton left working the shockley to pursue his own projects. eventually, shockley was stuck in the middle management position at a lab. i mean, it was very clear to the management to mervin kelly, who i just mention that was never going to succeed at managing people and it was a matter of using shockley's readability is an analyte the best they could. he became increasingly frustrated with eight at 91855 he decided to leave and come out here and start shockley her and everybody in this room a

and these include regions like the prefrontal cortex and the temporal quital junction, these are involved in things like reasoning, planning, decision making, social cognition. so if there's one piece of advice i'm going to give you from brain research, that the moment of orgasm is not the time to, like, be picking the mutual funds for your 401(k) plan. save it for the next day. [laughter] all right. so we've got this pleasure circuit. it's evolutionarily ancient, and it's there so we find eating food, drinking water and having sex to be pleasurable. but clever us and clever other chrisers. we've figured out how to -- chrisers, we've figured out how to activate it artificially. we didn't evolve to take a tobacco plant and set it on fire in our mouth andinhale the fumes, but it turns out the nicotine can activate the pleasure circuit. as can alcohol and cannabis and heroin and cocaine and am fete mean. some of these drugs work directly on the dopamine signaling mechanism. other ones work indirectly through more complicated electrochemical cascades. but they all have a property in mob, that

now i-80 berkeley, westbound traffic flowing well no major problems out of fairfield from the junctionthe maze, actually 30 minutes at this point. at the bay bridge toll, a very minor wait for some of the cash paying lanes. you can always stay updated by going to abc7news.com/waze to download our free traffic app to help you avoid the slow downs. >>> dominoes wants you focusing on their crust. why most investors are hoping wall street doesn't focus on europe. >> here's jane king. >> . >> should some fake an hiv drug even if they haven't been exposed to the virus that causes aids? that's what the fda will be looking at this week when it considers whether gilead sign yes, sirs should be allowed -- sciences should be allowed to advertise their drug. at&t getting too into the home security business. digital -- let's users watch camera footage of their home and adjust temperature lighting remotely. change, dominoes announcing it plans to begin offering a pizza made with gluten-free crust. u part of a race to grab a bite of more than six billion dollar market. at the new york new york stock

francisco >> we have a couple of projects planned to release the rail centering in one of the busiest junctionsthe system so we try to replace that track to make it safer and smoother >> that means some lines that carry nearly 100,000 riders per day are being sidelined for work on that the tracks. muni is providing buses for the lines but most will need to improvise. >> it is very important, i use it every day >> i am mad as hell, why don't they put it back? >> is memorial day weekend which is a slower transition time so this gives us the opportunity >> some people hope to avoid the mess >> the web poll is the best way to get through without going up in the hills >> bad news, for 11 days it will be closed >> why? >> those streets between market and eight street will be worked on as well as >> there will be major detours for a huge number of peaceful people who bicycled through the area >> at the end of the day we need to get this done >> so if you have to avoid writing biking and muni, maybe the best thing is to walk. everywhere is walking distance if you have the time. >> an historic piece of

at this junction we're not reauthorizing a bill that has been reauthorized three times before and bipartisanupport, every senate republican woman member voted for it, we're spending our time now with republicans nickel-and-dimeing issues that should be part of the bill, including whether or not a native american woman can bring an action in her tribal court against her husband or domestic partner who has been violent to her and immigrants who are married to u.s. citizen who is are victims of domestic violence. and the lbgt community, who in a domestic partnership where there is violence, regardless of what the sexual orientation or whether or not you have a marriage license or not, we should be in a position where resources go to the law enforcement to provide services grants to provide aid, and it's just an absolute disgrace. >> eliot: you know congresswoman, as you point out on the senate side this bill passed with 68 votes, which is in today's environment, a remarkable show of bipartisanship. it's only when we come back to the house when you see a house republican leadership driven by the

walnut creek commute southbound 680 past north main into highway 24 junction a little slowing there but too bad so far so good we'll follow that. here we go closures over the weekend, first street closed between mission and howard due to the transbay terminal building over the weekend major thoroughfare to the bay bridge you need to find an alternate route beginning tonight at 8:00. dumbarton bridge closure starting tonight for a seismic retrofit alternate san mateo bridge to the north and 237 to the south. incident in vallejo that terry mcsweeney has been reporting on. the intersection of carolina and sonoma boulevard police activity, alternate would be mare island way or broadway. >>> 5:39. >>> still ahead, honoring ourselves members, where you can remember their sacrifices this memorial day weekend in the bay area. >>> break in the case, new developments in the investigation into the murder of 6-year-old new york boy etan patz. >>> when a historic warship is set to leave the bay area. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning. 33 years ago today 6-ye

now pretty good commute so far, so good live shot of 680 to walnut creek past north main to the 24 junction slowing as you hit 24 no major problems down to the san ramon valley. macarthur maze all points moving smoothly into the bay bridge toll where the sun is coming up, beautiful shot, hard to see, very light traffic metering lights remain off. traffic is flowing smoothly at the incline on to the upper deck. back to cupertino, the accident we had earlier is still blocking, that cement truck the ramp to northbound 85 from 280 and terry mcsweeney is predicting that from the chp will be reopened by 8:00 this morning. traffic flowing through the area not bad, wanted to show you the alternate route would be foothill expressway to stevens creek or homestead back to highway 85 and terry was reporting to us that traffic is flowing well through the area. we'll get you an update on that opening hopefully, 8:00 this morning. >>> 6:20 is our time. >>> the bay area middle school student advancing to today's semi finals of the national spelling bee. >>> why president obama is welcoming george herbert w

long after crews will start ripping out the track here in the middle of the intersection at this junction. nearly 40,000 passengers to ride the disease metro line. will have to find another way to get around for the next 10 days. this metra line will be shut down. muni will be replacing 100 ft. of worn out track. the shutdown will partially affect the 22 still more lines which run through. muni says they're adding temporary bosses at frequent intervals during the closure but they can only accommodate half of the passengers. so the transit agency offers this advice. >> to what we're telling people to do, this weekend and next week, is to plan ahead, plan for congestion. we will have transit service in place. and that service will get people where they need to go. >> the san fransisco bicycle collision will be leading bicycle convoys at 8:00 a.m. weekdays, they will loosely follow these lines. the construction work is part of a $40 million improvement projects that muni says will make the system smoother and safer. again, the shutdown begins at 7:00 tonight and expected to return to normal

debunktion junction, what's my function? first up, true or false?resident obama finally admitted today that an important thing in his autobiography was made up. as reported in all caps with an ominous picture making it look like he lives in the gates of hell and only peeps out when he needs to lie to the country about something, as you can see here, president obama's 1995 memoir, "dreams from my father," president obama has now admitted as you can see here on the drudge report, president obama has admitted making up a character in his memoir called his new york girlfriend. is that true or is that false? false. shocker, i know. even though it's on the drudge report and it's something bad about president obama, it turns out to be false. crazy, i know, right? well, today "vanity fair" magazine published an online excerpt of an upcoming biography of the president by david maranis. the book draws on sources that include diaries from a woman named genevieve cook. she is a person that president obama dated while he lived in new york as a young man and atte