a little bit towards marin city. speeds are slowing. under 5 miles an hour and then things pick up towards the golden gate bridge. heads up, no estimated time of opening. right lanes remain blocked. we have a stall, big rig out in the altamont pass area. west 580 after 205. two lanes of traffic here. you are seeing slowing out of tracy from the walmart on 205. >>> some amazing research out of uc berkeley. neuroscientists at cal have been able to track thoughts as they make their way through our brains. they record the electrical activity of neurons on the surface of the brain. thoughts are received in the areas of yellow, interpreted in the red parts and responded to in the blue zone. researchers say this backs up other studies that show how important the pre-frontal cortex is to coordinating brain activity. >>> next at 5:00, we're learning more about potential i.c.e. raids in the bay area. >>> a positive update on a chp motorcycle officer who was hit by a suspected drunk driver. there's only one place where ...more adventure,. more woo

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in marin city, gospel singers had a dramatic representation of the civil rights leader.tor felix justice did a portrayel of dr. king's speeches. while san francisco native danny glover did excerpts of noted activist civil rights poet langsten hughes. ( james ) the marin city doctor martin luther king coalition organized the event. additional celebrations are planned for today. ( james ) here's a look at some of the other events happening today. a march starts at 11 at san francisco's caltrain station. from 9 to 4... you can take part in the m-l-k day of service at the marin food bank. or you can join the cleanup project happening from 9 until one in oakland. ( darya ) happening now... emeryville police are looking for two people they say rammed police cars. it happened friday night at the home depot near interstate 5- 80. store security called police after spotting suspicous activity in the parking lot. when the officers tried to arr

(justine) in marin city, gospel singers and a dramatic representation of the civil rights leader. actor felix justice did a portrayel of king's speeches. while san francisco native danny glover did excerpts of noted activist civil rights poet langsten hughes. (justine)lord.> (justine) the marin city doctor martin luther king coalition organized the event. additional celebrations are planned for monday, doctor king's actual birthday. (j.r.) activists are camping on oakland mayor libby schaaf's lawn to protest the city's housing problem. this comes after mayor schaaf asked the community to offer up their homes to solve the housing crisis. protesters say the mayor is making the issue worse and she needs to close landlord loopholes. they say 20- seven-hundred people sleep on oakland's streets every night. they are also demanding the mayor to defund the polic

(justine) in marin city, gospel singers and a dramatic representation of the civil rights leader.actor felix justice did a portrayel of king's speeches. while san francisco native danny glover did excerpts of noted activist civil rights poet langsten (justine) the marin city doctor martin luther king coalition organized the event. additional celebrations are planned for monday, doctor king's actual birthday. (jr stone) coming up... everyone on a casino boat is rescued after it catches on fire... hear what led up to the incident. (justine) plus... a disturbing new trend among teens.... they are daring each other to eat tide pods... and as you can imagine...it is extremeley dangerous. (jr stone) plus... we'll show you the changes being made after a missile threat alert in away...turned out to be a false alarm. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do

sb 101 at alexander overturn accident clearing, jammed from marin city.ossible tuesday but gradually diminish through the day as a storm exits the region. the chances for showers returns on wednesday as a weak system moves through the region. dry weather returns to the region for the second half of the week and into the upcoming weekend. ( james ) you can always get the latest traffic and weather... sent straight to your phone. just download the kron4 mobile app. (james) san francisco city leaders say the ongoing car-break-in problem is an epidemic. now ... the s- f-p-d's police chief is rolling out a plan to keep your car safe in the city. haaziq madyun has the story. these officers you see from san francisco's taraval station are a part of sfpd's new general crimes unit. their job is to crack down of quality of life crimes says police chief william scottsot a press conference was held mon

marin city, abc7 news. >>> just into our newsroom, breaking development on this story. >> family's attorney confirmed that marin housing authority has rescinded the eviction notice as result of our story. so annie small will be able to stay in her unit. >> good news for her. >>> sun was shining for a while but more rain in the >>> dealing with life's problems can be stressful. doubly so for those who lost their homes in north bay wildfires. >> plea for help got a boost from 7 on your side. >> may seem minor to a lot of us, but just lost home of 30 years, every bit helps. laid down these pebbles in garden just hours before the fire broke out. about the only thing that survived devastation of three months ago. through it all, she finds a glimmer of home. >> looked like a graveyard, starting to not look like it because things are getting cleared. >> through entire ordeal, dealing with another problem. shortly after the fire received delinquency notice from time share company, rci. >> getting bill again saying i was late. what? i thought i paid. >> at that moment realized her mistake. mistakenl

marin city, abc7 news. >>> just into our newsroom, breaking development on this story. >> family's attorneyt marin housing authority has rescinded the eviction notice as result of our story. so annie small will be able to stay in her unit. >> good news for her. >>> sun was shining for a while but more rain in the ♪ there are 7 continents. 7 seas. but at celebrity cruises we'd argue, more than 7 wonders. for a limited time, enjoy two free perks like complimentary wifi and drinks, plus savings for everyone in your stateroom, when you book now. during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. people are fighting type 2 diabetes... with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladd

the backup is towards marin city and slow and go with speeds less than 20 miles an hour. once they get that cleaned, it is hopefully early enough that it can recover. expect significant delays coming into the city from marin right now. >>> thank you, sue. developing nous news. immigration crackdown sparked fear in bay area immigrant communities. >> now, advocates, volunteers and politicians across california are getting prepared. we're live with more in san francisco. >> janine. >> i.c.e. officials won't talk about this. but the attorney general will speak about the possibility of i.c.e. raids. this is in response to a report from the san francisco chronicle which according to a source says that u.s. immigration officials are preparing for a major sweep in the city and in other areas of northern california. it goes on to report that federal agents are looking to arrest more than 1500 undocumented people. the story has created fear in the community. >> we're going to have to reach out to our community and say, send your children to school. you know, go to work. don't let t

in marin city, gospel singers had a dramatic representation of the civil rights leader. actor felix justice did a portrayel of dr. king's speeches. while san francisco native danny glover did excerpts of noted activist civil rights poet langsten hughes. ( robin ) the marin city doctor martin luther king coalition organized the event. additional celebrations are planned for today. ( robin ) in the east bay... activists are camping on oakland mayor libby schaaf's lawn to protest the city's housing problem. this comes after mayor schaaf asked the community to offer up their homes to solve the housing crisis. protesters say the mayor is making the issue worse and she needs to close landlord loopholes. they say 27- hundred people sleep on oakland's streets every night. they are also demanding that the mayor defund the police department by 50 percent to provide permanent housing solutions for the homeless. (robin) coming up on the kron 4

you're back towards marin city.ive yourself extra time this morning or take larkspur ferry or sausalito ferry. they're scheduled to be on time this morning. maybe a little behind due to the fog. >>> thank you, sue. silicon valley buzzing about apple's decision to build a new campus. >> the group is calling it a big win for the silicon valley even though apple ceo tim cook says it won't be built in california. >> the jobs aren't going to be in our backyard but we want voices speaking up in favor of pro-technology policies in des moines, in salt lake city, in nashville. >> apple's announcement follows new federal tax policies. the company plans to bring back $250 billion from overseas at a one-time low tax rate of 15.5%. an incentive courtesy of president trump's tax reform. as for which city gets the new campus, the big reveal expected a little later this year. >>> new at 6:00, new details about the royal wedding being revealed aspirins harry and meghan markle make another public appearance this morning. >>> how yout

city. the viet cong and north vietnamese forces held onto the rest. each day the marinesere reinforced by fresh units. they re-took two or three blocks of the city only to lose most of it again during the night to enemy troops who infiltrated the -- into houses during the darkness. it took about 10 days for the marines to get 10 blocks or so from their headquarters compound. [end video clip] brian: what did he have to do with you writing this book? mark: i had known him for years but i did not know his reporting from vietnam. i ran into them and new york. -- i ran into him in new york drake colleague of ours. he said what are you working on? i told him i was getting in the book on the battle of hue. he said he was there, i received was not at that ceremony where he talked about it. i went down to north carolina where he lived for a couple days. he told me of his story and how he covered it and how he reported. so it was coincidental and serendipitous that he turned out to be a central player. brian: is gene still alive? mark: he is. he divides his time between new withcit

city. he viet cong and the north vietnamese forces held on to the rest. ach day, the marines were reinforced by fresh units. they retook two or three blocks of the city. to lose most of it again during the night to enemy troops infiltrated them to houses during the darkness. 10 days for the marines to get 10 blocks or so from their headquarters compound. >> what did he have to do with you writing this book? i didn't th is, know -- i mean, i had known gene for years but i didn't know of reporting from vietnam, and i ran into him up in new york at a emorial service for colleague of ours, richard cramer, and gene hadn't seen me and he ber of years asked, what are you working on? i said i'm getting started on a hue andut the battle of he said i was there. i was obviously not in attendance at that ceremony about it so i flew down to north carolina here gene lives and spent a couple of days and he told me his stories of traveling to the city at the beginning of the how he covered it and how he reported it. coincidentalit was and serendipity. alive?e still >> yes. he divides his tim

in 2016, the city council road to bar shipping coal through the city-owned marine terminal. the council cited environmental and health concerns. the developer is calling the city's regulations unconstitutional. he also says his plan for a new $250 million terminal at the old oakland army base will bring thousands of jobs to the port of oakland. >> it is the gateway to 8, 000 jobs at the port of oakland. we have an objection of the council going back on its words and signed contracts. both sides head to report in san francisco and a judge will decide whether the developers lawsuit against the city can move on. in front of the courthouse, a part of a coalition called no coal oakland will be rallying. live in oakland, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the trump administration has dropped florida from the list of new offshore drilling sites. last week interior secretary announced plans to remove restrictions on drilling along the pacific and atlantic coasts along with alaska and the gulf of mexico. he said yesterday he was removing florida from the list after speaking with republican g

back in 2016, the city council voted to bar shipping coal through the city marine terminal citing environmental and health concerns. >> we are adamantly opposed to coal coming to oakland, california. >> reporter: the developer phil tagami calls the city's regulations unconstitutional. the developer also says his plan for a new $250 million terminal at the old oakland army base will bring thousands of jobs to the port of oakland. today, both sides head to san francisco and federal court where they will be debating whether or not this case can move forward and there's also going to be a rally outside of the san francisco federal courthouse and environmental groups, labor groups that part of the no coal oakland coalition. they will be rallying against the plans. reporting live in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> taxpayers will help pay for the legal defense for one of the men charged in connection with the oakland ghost ship warehouse fire. max harris will be able to use county funds to pay his attorney through the appointed attorneys program. harris and derick almena are each facing 36 co

you can see the traffic is still very slow, making that turn right there at marin city through sausalitoin the south bay, we have a problem 87 north after curtner still blocking the l >>> hey. welcome back. live doppler 7 and our visibility area, dangerously low, livermore and concord. we have some scattered showers that will become more isolated today but tonight, heavy again. >> mike, thank >>> and welcome back to "gma." great to have you with us on this snowy thursday morning. you know, a lot of parents are thinking twice now about what their kids are watching online after that incident with youtube star logan paul, so how do you monitor what they're seeing and do those parental controls actually work? we have tech life expert stephanie humphrey with simple steps to help parents and a lot of us are thinking about how did a content like that stay up for as long as it did knowing that it only came off not because youtube took it down but because the actual poster took it down. >> the short answer for that is the sheer volume of content that gets loaded onto youtube every day. 5 billion

marines. that gave us the impetus to get up on the wall and able to take the tower. i went into the hue city battle with approximately 120 marines. when we attacked the tower, we suffered 40% casualties. at the end of the battle, there were 39 of us that were still standing and made it through unscathed. >> i was the battalion commander of the first battalion of the ma roons. saw about six marines being hit, went down, and my shotgun, a young marine, is my man friday. he is responsible for being my messenger. my bodyguard and any way hi could help me. the one i had before was killed the day before, who was like a son. well, this new kid, good looking young man, he grabbed me and threw me on the deck and covered my body with his. and after, i asked him, i said, son, why did you do that? why did you throw me down and cover me with your body? he said, sir, sergeant major told me that if something happened to you, he would have my ass. that's the way marines are. and i said, okay, let's get out of here. he was the first man out of the room and he was hit, killed immediately. so that wonderful yo

vallejo 3/4, menlo park .45 and union city .44. marin county with .56 inches in daly city as mother nature delivers my birthday gift that is what antonio had to say. well, happy birthday antonio. you can see the heavy rain in marin county. we have an update on kentfield within the next couple of minutes so i would bet they have 3/4 inch. based on what we have seen in these other areas this will be a system where we have a couple of issues. one of them the flash flood watch for the burn areas. certainly down into southern california as well but for napa and mendocino county sonoma and lake county. the wind advisory starts at noon and we have a winter weather advisory but that is later tonight into tomorrow. this is a warm system with not a lot of cold air until tomorrow morning. we have tapped into available moisture and it will be steady rain turning heavy. study in the morning but with the steady rain again the heavier amounts only about 1/4 inch in santa rosa and the russian river. this system show signs of favoring areas from southern

according to the marin ij, the city is worried about overcrowding during the summer.plan would establish service between northern san francisco and alcatraz to ft. baker. the sausalito mayor is supposed to sit down with officials in the coming weeks to learn more about the project. >>> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> amy robach is live from new york city with a live at what's ahead. good morning, amy. >> hey, good morning to you, natasha and reggie. coming up next, president trump delivered his first state of the union address. we'll be joined with more on the democratic response. an abc news exclusive. after recent allegation was sexual abuse made by his former co-star nicole eggert, scott baio joins us live in the studio this morning to address the claims. >>> then as the rare super blue blood moon begins this morning, we're live with views of it. that's coming up on gma. >> we've been watching it all morning long. it lived up to its billing. not many things do. but it did. >> beautiful. >> thank you, amy. >>> uber is accusing san francisco of

and he spent three days in february with the marines as they took back the city of hue, in what turned out to be the bloodiest battle of the vietnam war. this innovative exhibit features 20 large format photographs and ten tactile versions of these photos with touch activated sensors that trigger interviews. this enables blind and low-vision visitors to experience the images through touch and sound and the newseum is the first museum in the united states to host a major tactile exhibit designed for these visitors. you can really thank john olson for that, because it was his idea. each and every day at the newseum, we highlight the risks journalists around the world take to report the truth. john certainly put his life and work at risk, taking these pictures. so, this exhibit is another apt example of what journalists are willing to do to bring the world the news. our mission at the newseum is to help the public and the media better understand one another, which is certainly needed in today's society. and to educate visitors about the value of free and fair press and the five freedoms o

city .56. parts of marin county could get .65. the north i could see was 2/10ths. south of that there was double that. there's a dividing line here. what came through was the unstable air mass that favored the san mateo coast. there's light rain, nothing is popping up too heavy. we'll stay in the north bay, there's a line forming off of the san mateo coast. there's a lot of fog out there, especially for the inland areas, mainly 50s and if you're headed to the rain, there's high elevation snow, temperatures in the mild side in the 60s, it's not a cold system at all. 4:45 and sal tells us everything is okay. bart is running its first few trains slowly to look for track damage, there was no track damage reported at 2:39am, after they make it through the system and everything is cool, we're back in business, and things will get back on schedule. if you take the first thing it's a little late. this is back on fairfield and vallejo, as you look at this, there's no major problems on 37 either and headed to the east shore freeway, it looks good and highway 4 is off to a go

marin street. another concern, fallen trees. the city has crews on standby. >>> elsewhere, let the great thaw begin. when people wake up tomorrow back east, the arctic air may finally be gone. >> there is still trouble in these below-freezing temperatures. abc's chuck sivertsen explains. >> reporter: this fire escape in chicago turned to a block of ice. the entire street closed. a multi-family house in boston in flames. 14 people displaced after a five-alarm fire. firefighters covered in ice. new york's jfk airport, another travel nightmare on top of already long delays. a water main break flooding one of the terminals adding to the delays which were as long as 12 hours. some passengers sleeping in the check-in areas overnight as they waited. others whose flights had arrived forced to wait hours on the tarmac, then severa more to get their luggage. >> i was just really uncomfortable, cold. we were getting up, the flight attendants were getting angry. really uncomfortable. >> reporter: the department of transportation is monitoring delays

city. and another round of rain headed your way. and strong lines off the coastline than prompted a marine warning. be careful on boats. they are seeing gusty winds. and the temperatures it sure has been mild. 52 in quakertown and 56 in media and center city in new jersey right now we are look agent 60 in hammonton and 59 in vineland and 64 in minute, delaware. the send day in a row with temperatures in the low 60s. gusty winds though especially along the coastline where the storms are embedded. and gusty winds up to 21 miles per hour with some storms pushing off the coast. here is how the next 12 hours go, breaks of sunshine and that continues an early high of 64. and watch how temperatures fall tonight. by 8:00 tonight are you in the upper 40s and midnight 43 degrees and a string of mild weather, and that really changes tonight. we are getting closer to reality after this. i'll show you the seven day with the changing temperatures in a few minutes. karen thank you. get the lake-effect updates for the forecast and check stormtracker 6 live double scan any time on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download.

from tamalpais in marin couty to the albany and piedmont city districts and three districts in contracounty ... acalanes in lafayette, pleasanton and san ramon valley.niche=dotcom doesn't name the worst schol districts, but it does give vallejo high school a grade of "d"only five percent of students in the working class city say they feel safe at school.just 15 percent are proficient in math, 37 percent in reading.the student teeacher ratio is 25 to one.by comparison, in the wealthy town of palo alto ... 93 percent of students feel safe, 82 percent are proficient in math, 77 percent in reading, and there are more teachers. ( robin ) the university of california is postponing its vote to raise tuition. the vote which was scheduled for yesterday will now happen in may. the board of regents says it is necessary to raise tuition to compensate for state funding cuts. the proposed increase is just under 350- dollars a year for áin-state students. and just under - a thousand for áout-of-state students. the regents approved a similar increase last january. ( robin ) the justice department is

city. and you see the cluster of lightning over there. a marine warning for anyone out there. strong gusty winds associated with thunderstorms off the coast. and closer to the city right now. it's dry through philadelphia and along 95 in new jersey, pretty wet and route 70 getting a good soaking and this line moved east of the city in medford and berlin and white horse pike in glass bro at route 22 if you travel there, this is the end of the rain we are tracking. that is good news, stretching through elmer and smyrna, delaware. that is pushing through the coastline. and beyond that all we'll see is a stray shower. this is really the end of the rain we are tracking and we have a good half inch to inch. 56 degrees currently in the city. 62 in dover and 57 in millville. and 54 in reading and certainly mild out there. our second day, temperatures in the 60s. some strong winds, especially along the coastline as we see the storms, just off the coast. be careful with the wind gusts there. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the heavy rain moving out. a couple of showers out th

from tamalpais in marin couty to the albany and piedmont city districts and three districts in contran lafayette, pleasanton and san ramon valley.niche=dotcom doesn't name the worst schol districts, but it does give vallejo high school a grade of "d"only five percent of students in the working class city say they feel safe at school.just 15 percent are proficient in math, 37 percent in reading.the student teeacher ratio is 25 to one.by comparison, in the wealthy town of palo alto ... 93 percent of students feel safe, 82 percent are proficient in math, 77 percent in reading, and there are more teachers. coming up in some parts of san jose you can literally search for furniture, without ever leaving your car if you need it, it's available, but before you get too excited there's a catch, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. (ácommercialá) sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered calif

while the paratroopers and marines were flushing out the last of the communists from the city, othersere busy relocating the homeless to the refugee centers where they could receive food and medical attention. their fathers and husbands are dead. here they are, helpless and their homes destroyed, possessions burned. the government has the responsibility of caring for these orphans and windows as best they can while trying to prevent the communists from launching another devastating attack. civic action teams began a disease prevention campaign for the citizens, especially the refugees. religious and civic action organizations from all over the world responded to the request for aid, food, medical supplies, and clothing, all forwarded to the refugee camps and were distributed. truck after truck carried water to the outlying areas to help the area get back on its feet. the food in the camps was simple but nourishing. children are children, even in refugee camps. as a health measure, the army engineer corps began to collect engineer corps began to collect the mounds of garbage and her en

and he spent three days in february with the marines as they took back the city of hue, in what turnedo be the bloodiest battle of the vietnam war. this innovative exhibit features 20 large format photographs and ten tactile versions of these photos with touch activated sensors that trigger interviews. this enables blind and low-vision visitors to experience the images through touch and sound and the newseum is the first museum in the united states to host a major tactile exhibit designed for these visitors. you can really thank john olson for that, because it was his idea. each and every day at the newseum, we highlight the risks journalists around the world take to report the truth. john certainly put his life and work at risk, taking these pictures. so, this exhibit is another apt example of what journalists are willing to do to bring the world the news. our mission at the newseum is to help the public and the media better understand one another, which is certainly needed in today's society. and to educate visitors about the value of free and fair press and the five freedoms of the

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it now serves marin and napa counties, the city of benicia and in april will expand to 14 cities in contra costa county. >>> trues are trying to prevent an environment -- crews are trying to prevent an environmental mess in berkeley arena keeping a close eye on this 65-foot boat which is slowly sinking. the worry is fuel on board could leak into the marina. crews set up booms to contain it. the next step is trying to pull the boat out of the water. the owner is cooperating with salvage efforts. >>> well, a great day around the bay area and by tomorrow those clouds should be delivering some much needed rain. brian hackney is here with the details. >> hey, allen, we might get a thunder bumper or two, but not much is showing up on the kpix5 hi-def doppler at the moment. there's just a few showers mostly raining on the fish. it will be raining on us within 24 hours because the low pressure that is spinning at vandenberg air force base right now with a good fetch of moisture hitting the shoreline tomorrow morning in spots in the north bay and the rest of the bay area later in the day and with i

from tamalpais in marin couty to the albany and piedmont city districts and three districts in contranty ... acalanes in lafayette, pleasanton and san ramon valley.niche=dotcom doesn't name the worst schol districts, but it does give vallejo high school a grade of "d"only five percent of students in the working class city say they feel safe at school.just 15 percent are proficient in math, 37 percent in reading.the student teeacher ratio is 25 to one.by comparison, in the wealthy town of palo alto ... 93 percent of students feel safe, 82 percent are proficient in math, 77 percent in reading, and there are more teachers. ( darya ) coming up on the kron4 morning buzz... it is throw back thursday... we'll take you from the superbowl to the fairway to the end of the yellowbrick road. ( darya ) plus... apple heard your outage. now it's making a change. what you can áopt out of... during the next software upgrade. ( rebecca ) and i am ( rebecca ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. accident just cleared on wb accident just accident just cleared on wb 92 after the tolls lsow from 880 (

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socal and capitol had good rain, foster city, oakland, oakland hills, piedmont, san mateo to concord pavillion and other areas to the north marin county, they're generally under a 10th of an inch, the main front has gone through, here comes another low level moisture, it's picking up here. this can be a steady drizzle or light rain, this is picking up san francisco or marin county, santa rosa and parts of northern napa county as well. what's done is very light, it could be persistent. watch for fog, especially to the east. we had both hands on the wheel coming in. in the seer rap there's mainly rain and a little bit of snow in the higher elevations, the next system will be here tonight into friday. 60s on the temperatures. >>> 5o05 and i'm on the phone with johnny. he's my friend, and he knows bart, and johnny, can i call you back, i'm on the air right now. >> he says i sure can. he says the trains are still going to be 15 to 20 minutes late, but they were late by 20 or 30 minutes, but he says the delays are being beginning to unwind on the system and the reason is because they had to check the tracks earlier to make sure there

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are firefighters and police officers and border agents medics and marines but above all else they are americans and this capital this city this nation belongs entirely to them. at one thousand one our task is to respect them to listen to them to serve to protect them. and to always be worthy of them. americans fill the world with art and music they push the balance of science and discovery and they forever remind us of what we should never ever forget. the people dreamed this country. the people built this country and it's the people who are making america great again i'd as long as we are proud of who we are and what we are fighting for there is nothing we cannot achieve as long as we have confidence in our values faith in our citizens and trust in our god we will never fail. our families will thrive our people will prosper and our nation will for ever be safe and strong and proud and mighty and tree thank you and god bless america could guide. president donald trump just finishing his very long and first state of the union speech it was a slow wall read if i can hear what's in the. can i hear it the nat sound please. a

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marin officials say the bypass shoulders work in other cities and are worth considering here. >>> golden gate ferry is adding a new commuter ferry. the examiner reports that the golden gate bridge district has agreed to buy a vessel. the ridership from the north bay to san francisco has spiked over the last deck ald. if all goes as planned, the new vessel could be leased as soon as next month at a cost of almost $19,000. >>> san francisco requires workplaces to require nursing moms a space to pump milk. that law could expand statewide. here's what a lactation room looks like. there's going to be a new bill introduced to create requirements to support lactation in the workplace for working women. the bill currently requires a clean area with a chair, a surface area for a breast pump and electricity. >>> a high school teacher faces criticism. you won't believe this when you hear it, for making anti-military comments to a students. >> people that you know, stupid uncle who -- [ bleep ]. >> they're not like high level thinkers, not academic people or intellectual people. they're the lowest o

michelle miller visited gulf world marine institute in panama city beach, florida, to see the efforts reporter: good morning. call this sea turtle rescue central. each one of these tubs is the new home for turtles that were rescued from the bays of the florida panhandle. on a normal year, you see on average about 30 turtles coming through here. just in last few weeks, they've seen more than 850. in the unusually cold waters of florida's st. joe bay, an urgent rescue mission is underway. >> flay get letharj -- they get lethargic and can't move. >> reporter: scientists and law enforcement officers join forces to scoop up hundreds of sea turtles floating in the water, stunned by the cold. fighting for their lives. these endangered sea turtles go into a comatose state when water temperatures drop below 50 degrees. with the help of volunteers, rescuers loaded them in crates and pickup trucks and took them to their next home. this is where you bring them. >> it is. this is one of the holding tanks we have for the animals. >> reporter: secret homes douglas' team took in more than 850 cold, s