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that is towards marsh road. to avoid this mess until they open lanes there, definitely use the san mateo bridge, checking drive times here. 18 minutes noto travel between 880 and 101. they are doing okay southbound into hayward. ion can use 237. westbound 237 from 880, that only an 11 minute drive so either of those are great options. >>> this is on 680 northbound. we're dealing with some flooding and an accident in the left lane. you can see on our maps here, a lot of red and yellow. speeds dipping down to 25 miles per hour. we're seeing more of the 45 to 35-mile range southbound 680. over to the peninsula, right lane is blocked. so a slow ride north out of daly city but okay on the 280 extension. 101 is starting to get sluggish on the south side out of the san francisco but gets better. no delays on 101 if you're headed there. the wet weather always causes a lot of problems. >> yes. just like that we're in it with our winter like weather and on high def doppler still tracking that wet weather. scattered shower

rene marsh, thank you both. one person not on capitol hill today is house committee intelligence chairman adam schiff. he received this response just moments ago when he took the stage at the california democratic convention. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you, californians. >> that applause and a standing ovation that accompanied it lasted more than a minute. so clearly democrats are excited. but what they saw this week. but are the public hearings swaying the public at large? i want to bring in debbie wasserman schultz who serves on the house oversight committee, also the head of the democratic national of national committee. >> thanks, great to be with you. >> let's start with today's testimony and this witness. what kai information are you hoping your colleagues are learning from mark sandy? >> you know, i sit on the appropriations committee as well, and so hearing from an omb official on what the heck was the motivation behind president trump ordering the withholding of $400 million of vital assistance

with marshes bordering on each side. nine cannon defended the court columbian in the center flanked with a rifle gun, 24-pound smooth bore and an 18. to the north lamar had an additional two 24-pounders, although they were there for a moment without their gun crews. wayne two hour march the confederates had to a reserve of men who could be drawn on for support. in regards to the tower itself, observer noted on their first look at the tower on june 8th quote it is a skeleton, nearly built, not unlike a new york fire in construction. almost inf not quite 200 feet high. meanwhile, on june 14th, federal artillery and naval traded shots. it was a contest that would last the next 24 hours. in between trading shots with federal forces, lamar's men continued to build and strengthen their position at battery. this work coupled with saving tounition would lead lamar fire more deliberately and to slow the rate of fire. lamar's men continued to work on this strengthening until 3:00 a.m. on the morning of june 16th. lamar finally let

so a marsh becomes a possible house. for people and, it's awful to consider that people are literally putting themselves in situations where they are practically sleeping in the water in order to survive. >> both shooting victims were taken to the hospital one had to undergo surgery, both are in stable condition. the police official tells us one of the victims recognize the suspect but does not know his name, and does not live at the camp. there's a description he's described as a black man in his early to mid 20s, approximately five feet 6 inches tall with a athletic build, he was seen wearing a gray or blue heavy jacket, and a blue backpack. he was riding a purple bicycle. >> homeless advocates it was very brave for the two men to come forward because often times they fear retaliation. as sally said as we approach the holiday season is very important for all of us to do more to help and show living on the street in the bay area. in the newsroom, ktvu news. >>> they've responded to the shooting around 8 pm last night on

laura: mary anne marsh, thanks much for beingith us.enjamin netanyahu has been indicted on corruptionhaes including bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. the israeli prime minister is alleged to have accept gifts from wealthy businessmen given famous to get positive press coverage. netanyahu denies an wrongdoing and says he is the victim of a witchhunt. our correspondent barbara plett usher is in jerusalem and has this report. rba: it was a watershed moment for israel and the prime minister. mr. tanyahu was shaken. "i've given my life for this untry," he said. but he came out fighting. prime min. netanyahu: this evening we witnessed an attempt to carry out a coup d'État against the prime minister. on false allegations in an investigation process that was biasednd contaminated. barbara: it was a former ally who announced the criminal challenges, the attorney general. d he have to protect s institutions. with a heavy heart, i decided to indict him. with a heavy heart but also wholeheartedly out of a deep sense of duty for the rule of law a

the men sunk into the local mud of a hidden marsh. they would lose precious time to reform the unit. when the final -- when they were finally ready to attack, 20th massachusetts slammed into them for -- from the rear. it was too much to the men from connecticut. they broke. as the seventh connecticut looked to reach toward tower battery, some of the men of the eighth michigan had managed to get on the northern confederate flank, firing at john bellinger's gun crews. they have taken a number -- had taken a number of casualties. it was only and one brother to continue the work. lieutenant colonel of the south carolina battalion stormed in. as he reached the wall, he was it with fire, a lot of it. casualties mounted quickly. they spread out and engaged the attacking force. southern support had arrived at the right place, just at the right time. those men of the eighth michigan had clung to the parapet and started to fall back through the marsh. colonel holly of the seventh connecticut tried to support the michiganders by heading to the s

back to you guys. >> all right, rene marsh for us. thank you. >>> to the white house and our own sara westwood here. have you heard a reaction from the white house this morning to all of this yet? >> reporter: christi, all through yesterday the white house was continuing to attack the impeachment inquiry, the democrats who are leading it and trying to undermine the credibility of the witnesses that we've seen testify so far. and that pattern continued yesterday with the president tweeting out that attack on former ambassador to the ukraine, marie yovanovitch as she was testifying before the house intelligence committee. chairman schiff gave her a chance to respond and she said she felt intimidated and even some republicans said they did not degree with the president's decision to tweet an attack on the witness as she was testifying. democrats are saying they might consider this witness intimidation. jim clyburn even saying they could possibly consider it as a potential article of impeachment when the inquiry reaches that point. presid

for years, emma marsh's family brought her to crosby beach as a childhood playground. are the remnants of a devastated city. where there should be sand is now rubble — the remains of people's homes, offices, hospitals, factories and civic buildings. each has a story to tell, but likejigsaw pieces in a box, their histories are jumbled. now, as part of her university degree, 20—year—old archaeology student emma marsh is trying to unravel some of their secrets. i can see people's lives and homes amongst this rubble. this beach's hidden history begins a lifetime ago, in an age of fear. in may 1941 — two years into the second world war — the german luftwaffe turned its full attention to liverpool — the most important port in the british empire. for seven nights, liverpool and the surrounding areas were bombarded. it is hard to comprehend the scale of damage caused in a single week of bullets. -- blitz. according to the imperial war museum, 4,000 people were killed or injured, 70,000 were made homeless, and thousands of buildings were destroyed. here's one example. in walton

marsh couldn't sleep. i mean, we were just all excited for the next day.s, we go pick him up, and he's real quiet. >> he, of course, was nick holbert, who was now back in the forest outside fayetteville. it was may 14th, 2014. two years of searching had now come down to this one sweltering spring morning. but holbert still couldn't remember exactly where he had buried kelli's body and went off searching in a different direction. >> we're standing there, i'm like, darn it, i cannot figure this out. and all of a sudden, i looked over to my left and there's some clearing over here and there's the sun coming down. >> then, in that very same spot, cass seemed to pick up a scent. >> all of a sudden he starts crawling to it, like whimpering crawling. and he stops. that was our spot. >> they carefully pushed a metal rod into the ground. the soil was loose, like a hole had been dug and filled in. it was at that moment marshburn was overwhelmed we motion. >> at that time, i said, baby girl, you're going home. you're going home, baby girl. sorry. i'm sorry. i get emo

> reporter: send marsh a note?des his mother might know the nickname marsh? the youngest starbuck marshall came to the stand. >> how often would your dad call you marsh? >> a lot. he also called me son and marshall. >> but he did call you marsh a lot? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: yes, it had been an intimate act, an angry ex-husband killing the mother of his children, then staging the scene as a humiliating sex crime, premeditated murder said the state. and as evidence of clay starbuck's twisted state of mind, the prosecution offered this final piece to the puzzle. detectives said they found chanin's death certificate on a wall in clay's house pinned up like a trophy. >> as a reminder, she's no longer in my life, she's no longer going to cause me any misery or pain. >> reporter: so no smoking gun but a pile of circumstantial evidence deep enough, the prosecution hoped, to bury any chance of acquittal. >> at the heart of this killing -- and i would submit the motive -- greed, anger, obsession and jealousy. >> reporter: a

>> or is it a week, what marsh we do to weed whack them. >> almost all our weeds. there are some for research purposes that can be identified. in our view, almost all botnets that meet the standard are weeds that need to be eradicated. there's two things we like to do with the department of justice and law enforcement to improve. one we need more strategic coronation when i meet with leaders across law enforcement and then told his community, dhs we always talk about public partner ship but are not doing enough to realize that. it's an area were were committed and no if we can meet strategically to identify, what are the key botnets in the most serious ones, how can we join together in a collaborative way to do something about that. that would be step one. >> it's a full smart supplier for some evildoer. >> it's an evildoer who has managed in fact thousands or millions of computers with their malware -- >> they can coordinate cybercrime across all the computers without their victims even knowing that the computers have been infected. the second thing for the depart

watch marsh, north 101, i hear there are a couple lanes potentially blocked from north 101 up out ofo alto. toward the bay bridge a lot of rain, also in the diablo area so be careful. no delays, you can ride the rails, b.a.r.t. may have to slow trains down if the wind gets to be too much of a factor on the wet rails. so far it's okay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," a contra costa county school, a college closed today, and not for the holiday. we'll talk about that scary app that's canceling classes. >>> a texas sized explosion at a chemical plant. the fallout after this huge fireball in the lone star state. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> new overnight, an explosion at a texas chemical plant is forcing hundreds of people to evacuate their homes. this is a live look at the scene. that blast happened late last night near beaumont, about two hours east of houston. some homes had their windows blown out several miles away. reports at least three workers hurt. the plant makes chemicals and petroleum based products. not clear how that explos

square with people company building a final farewell to those who have passed away yesterday in the marshes and of course these funerals for to galvanize the crowd for anger and as the crowd surged here into here square we're likely to see more confrontation. israel's prime minister says he will not step down after being charged with corruption offenses mention that yahoo has criticized investigators calling his indictment an attempted coup the attorney general charged netanyahu with bribery fraud and breach of trust and 3 cases very false reports from lustrous song. israel's president says his country is going through harsh and dark days hard to detect perhaps in the autumn sunshine in west jerusalem the talk to a few of those making the most of it in the shadow of this political crisis is never far away the country has to be skewered it carefully and responsibly and we know you no one questions how responsible that stewardship is going to be in the coming months here for the 1st time a sitting israeli prime minister has been indicted for crimes he's alleged to have carried out while in of

now iran says its forces have shot down a foreign drawn that reportedly happened over the city of marsh out of the cell of the provincial governor has parts of the wreckage have been recovered u.s. central command has tweeted that alleged reports of a u.s. drone being shot down are incorrect all u.s. equipment has been accounted for in june ted are shot down a u.s. drone saying that it had violated its airspace and earthquake in north western iran has killed at least 6 people and injured hundreds more the magnitude 5.9 quake struck in the east azerbaijan province and they have been dozens of aftershocks since. to iraq now where the top shia cleric is urging the military and police to avoid using excessive force against protesters grand ayatollah ali al sistani says the government must respond as quickly as possible to demonstrators demands overnight security forces shot dead at least 5 protesters in the southern city after reports crowds were trying to break into government buildings troops also broke up a section of the entrance of the port that is iraq's main port for oil and food and

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david marsh. let's talk about some of these polls from mayor pete buttigieg seeing quite the surge.t is your reaction to that? >> mayor pete buttigieg spent significant amounts of time there, also another midwest state not terribly far from which he hails. i think also in that new hampshire poll it's worth noting he rose nine points, so even though he's still behind he has the momentum. i think what it means is come wednesday when the debate happens in atlanta wednesday night, he's going to be the next candidate in the barrel. all the other candidates are going to be kbgunning for him, targeting him, and he's going to probably be on the defensive an awful lot. >> let's turn back to the gubernatorial races the president has hitched his name to those tickets that they ended up losing. you got kentucky and then just over the weekend, the loss of the governor's mansion in the state of louisiana. what might this mean for president trump heading into 2020? should democrats be hopeful given the results of these two elections? >> yes, these races both give democrats in both cases a good amo

cnn government regulation correspondent rene marsh joining me now with more on this testimony.rning, fred. so just to bring people up to speed, the office of management and budget, just so you know, doles out money congress approves. they make sure that agencies don't overspend but they also make sure that the money that is approved is spent. that's why this agency is coming into focus, because it's the agency where this aid for ukraine was frozen. mark sandy, as you mentioned, is the first omb employee to testify behind closed doors. i want to show that graphic we have of all the other high-level trump appointees at omb who have ignored house democrats' request to testify. so that is why sandy's testimony today is so significant for that reason. now, he is a long-time career employee. he's worked under administrations of both parties. and so far we have very little visibility on the inner workings for how all of this played out. of course democratic investigators are hoping that sandy will shed some light on the internal conversations when the administration took this really u

rene marsh, thank you. >>> elie honig, former federal and state prosecutor is here. frank bowman, professor at the university of missouri school of law and author of "high crimes and misdemeanors." let me begin with you. you worked with dan goldman in the southern district of new york. what can you tell us about what we can expect from him and if you can weigh in on steve castor doing the questioning on the republican side. >> so i expect dan goldman to take a prosecutorial approach tomorrow. he only has 45 minutes. that's way longer than we're used to seeing. longer than the five-minute snippets with corey lewandowski. but it's still not much time. the depositions ran eight, ten hours each. he'll go v have to go right for jugular. a good prosecutor knows when you have a good witness, and these witnesses, taylor and yovanovitch, are going to be friendly to house democrats. so the focus should be on the witness, not the questioner. the other individual i don't know but from all impressions that i've heard, he's an experienced and capable questioner as well. so it shou

about 35 minutes from marsh creek road down to 580.ehind me coming out of the altamont pass, typical slowing into livermore. spotty slowing here for 680 and an issue for hayward southbound 880 just past 92, a new incident reported. i'll gather more details on that. san jose, a smooth flow but you see tapping of the brake lights in the typical places. >>> talk about girl power, happening today a major win for equal pay. the australian women's national soccer team will earn the same page as their male counterparts. the women's team will also get an equal split of commercial revenue. equal pay has been in the spotlight since the american women's team sued alleging gender discrimination in earnings and coming up. modernizing america's national parks. the controversial proposal to allow modern conveniences including amazon deliveries inside public parks. >>> i feel so much more refreshed. >> and trending this morning, how does this sound? the four day workweek taking off for a few select companies. why hiring professionals say that it reall

but the damage here really is nothing compared to what the islands endured and yet as are a may marsh aid has far exceeded what those in the caribbean has received.a aid has far exceeded what those in the caribbean has received. >> fema shared data about their ongoing recovery efforts and the data shows that the pace of recovery in puerto rico and virgin islands lagged behind that of some states like florida. for example fema has funded 190 long term recovery projects, but there has been more than taeeen requests. and in the vish begin i islands, 218 projects have been funded out of more than 1500 requests. compare that to florida where fema funded more than 3700 long term projects and about 3700 in texas as well, that was two years after hurricane harvey hit. as the new york times first reported, these numbers illustrates the disparity in support citizens in mainland u.s. with voting representation in congress received compared to citizens living in these u.s. territories, although we should point out obviously it is going to be a tougher battle recovering on these islands. still tho

so, a marsh is a possible house. you know for people. consider that people are literally putting themselves in situations where they are almost sleeping in the water to stay alive. >> both shooting victims were taken to the hospital where one had to undergo surgery. both are in stable condition. the police official tells ktvu that one of the victims recognized the suspect but does not know his name and he does not live at the camp. the police have a description. he is described as a black plan in his easterly to middle 20s. -- black man in his early to middle 20s. athletic build, gray or blue jacket and blue backpack and riding a purple bicycle. >> homeless advocates say it is brave for the two victims to come forward since oftentimes they fear retaliation. the youth spirit artwork center says this time of the year moving into the holiday season it is important for all of us to do more and show compassion for those living on the street s in the bay area. >>> san francisco police say a body was discovered at the lincoln park golf course o

i zoomed in because i did see more slowing just north of marsh and i did see a couple sets of flashing lights travel again. between 4:30 and 5:45 we typically seep the crews clearing up and traffic breaks along the corridor between the embarcadero and whipple road. wanted to give you that shoutout and a little slowing coming off the dumbarton bridge and down bayfront expressway over to marsh. the south bay shows a drive. another note for the south bay, though, reports of northbound 101, so coming up on this corridor reports of wood, 2x4s in your left lane. stay over to your right. there may have to be a traffic break. we don't want you to have anything happening in any way you have to avoid. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. >>> 5:21 right now. it's a problem many neighborhoods are dealing with across the bay area. you've seen it probably, people reported to be sleeping in rvs and their cars. coming up the peninsula city's plan to provide a safe place for those people. >>> up next, a group of casino owners pushing to make that a reality. we'll talk about it and more straight ahead. >>> 5:

we're looking over here, taking about 17 or 18 minutes from marsh creek road, merge toward one lane.mooth drive getting down towards 580 out of brentwood, byron and discovery bay area. as you look to the bottom of the bay, silicon valley moving smoothly, no problems out of the south county. on the peninsula a nice, commu point dumping fuel all over the road g and assessing whether that section of the road needs to be replaced. the work should be done before tomorrow's commute kicks into high gear. >>> 4:51. an emotional remembrance in southern california for the two students shot and killed by classmates. >> last night in santa clarita mourners gathered to remember the two young victims that were shot and killed at saugus high school last thursday. the shooter turned the gun on himself and was declared dead over the weekend. >> a memorial service is planned for tonight in oakland to mark 41 years since the jones town massacre. on this day in 1978, more than 900 americans died at the jones town settlement in guyana, south america. people's temple cult leader jim jones ordered hisde of

conditions great here under 20 minutes from marsh creek and brentwood and byron 580 toward the pass. south bay a horrible crash affecting alum rock and jacksonville at 6:00 a.m. this morning. back to you. >>> warriors might be down but last night they proved they are not out. >> they certainly aren't. despite several major players suffering injuries, the team in the process of discovering some new stars. they proved that last night in memphis. alec burks scored nine points. they snapped a seven-game losing streak to beat the grizzlies. >>> at the shark tank things did not go swimmingly last night. red hot sharks cooled off by first place edmondton oilers and they attacked marty jones in the net. sharks six-game winning streak >>> now. palo alto police department settling a civil rights lawsuit because of this arrest our i unit brought to light. how it'sor changes within the department. >>> happening now, pope francis arrived in bangkok marking the first of his three-day visit to thailand. he will hold mass tomorrow at national stadium and then he'll view hero siroshima and nagasak af

. >> and a little bunching north 101 from willow up to just shy of marsh.overnight crew that typically moves about this time, what's going on right now. we'll track the impact on the rest of your commute coming up. >>> oakland city hall is cleared of protesters this morning, after a busy few hours overnight. our cameras were there as police made arrests, even carrying some of the folks away. at 6:00 for you this morning, you will hear their message to the city, i want to you stick around because we're going to hear what they're demanding, coming up, our top story at the top of the hour. >>> a possible added challenge for those planning to drive to southern california for the thanksgiving holiday. meteorologists are tracking the potential for snow on i-5 through the grapevine. flash flood advisories may also be in effect for wednesday and thursday. as for air travel, with a live look at sfo, it will be busy over the coming days. the airport says more than 1 million people will pass through the airport from last friday through this upcoming sunday. high winds

here where people company building a final farewell to those who have passed away yesterday in the marshes and of course these funerals for to galvanize the crowd for anger and as the crowd surged here into here square we're likely to see more confrontations military parades have given way to protest marches as lebanon marks its 76 the independence day demonstrators have gathered in downtown beirut keeping up their calls for political and economic change the protests began last month over new taxes and the failing economy the prime minister saad hariri has resigned but that's not satisfied protestors who want a complete overhaul of the sectarian political system. u.s. president donald trump says he wants a trial in the republican controlled senate if he is impeached by the house in an interview with fox news after days of public impeachment hearings he insisted he's done nothing wrong and he defended using his private lawyer rudy giuliani to work on ukraine policy because of his reputation quote is a great crime fighter the house intelligence committee has been holding hearings. as looking

the construction crew to start moving off of the overnight roadwork, this is willow and goes up to marshes like this, waze could route you around it but i would just stick to the freeway because the traffic bunches up here and then it just gets going a little farther north, about a block and a half as far as if it was on city streets on highway 101. shows up there. the traffic alert, look at the green around the bay, we're going to zoom you in right here to 101 northbound and as you are exiting at redwood shores you will not be exiting at redwood shores. keep on going, they'll move youe blocking the off-ramp. what you can do is if it is still closed when you get there, take ralston and a development at redwood shores for businesses and take city streets. crash oakland 29th on the shoulder and no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> developing for you right now, police are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man steps from concord elementary school. authorities yesterday revealed details on that shooting, which happened at 5:00 p.m. wednesday

that the cases i am thinking about are a good example marsh versus chambers and historically the supreme court has been looking at the interplay of separation and government you cannot endorse government and in this marsh case to challengee the prayers of the state legislature the supreme court said we will look at history and then we will go ahead and allow that. is just the history the same thing that happened when history is very valuable as you can gather what's happening rightth now. so my problem with those cases so that history is just as malleable the one that gave that prayer was a traitor he actually wrote that letter to washington condemning the continental congress and this is the traitor who gave america fire is cited in the supreme court case so i actually have a whole review coming out on this and then to determine prayer at school board meetings. there were a number of other judges that said there was a long history of prayer and if you trace that back it goes to one particular amicus brief written by a right wing christian not by a historian or a legal scholar and if you

islands and countless bridges from kells this city in northern italy was built in the middle of the marsh . it's proof of human or dangerousness and our ability to muster nature. show that there are many beautiful cities in the world but venice is in a class of its own property even into. every year more than $13000000.00 tourists come to marvel at the palazzo surround the grand canal. these stately townhouses are architectural masterpieces built using techniques that are unique worldwide. then it seems to float over the water but in fact the entire city stands on a forest of wooden tiles 10000000 logs were driven into the mud contrary to all prevailing rules of urban construction. the architects of the time conquered the lagoon to build one of the world's most extraordinary cities but the water is a continual threat even today. then this is palaces withstand the danger posed by the water all will they gradually sing. the history of the n s began more than one and a half 1000000 years ago and a large stretch of force in the northern mediterranean on the asiatic coast of italy. been occurr

marsh and then there's 30 members. of the chambre that are defending these 3 points amnesty. referendum and of repression so are 30 from. much more than 23 so i think that. this is something that. publishers they have to take in consideration i presumed. their colleagues from karanja not going to forget their promises in the last campaign do you feel that this is. a historical opportunity for the catalan cause absolutely not only for a couple and i think for spain as well and even for europe i think it is an historical moment to really. built all together a big consensus consensus base it on on freedom. and human rights civil and social rights and what would you do with those cattle lands who are not favoring independence who could be a slight majority. while the better way to know. which part is. to count saw using a democratic tool as a referendum letting the people knowing what they want is the best way to know if the people of catalonia want to be independent or not and if all this doesn't work. pedro sanchez says no they will be no referendum and they will be you won't g

smooth drive in toward the bay bridge, highway 4, 680, here under 20 minutes there basically marsh creekle slowing almost always anytime the commute is going on out of brentwood and byron, a little slowing down to 580. and 580 westbound a little slowing out of the altamont. there may be something go on in the pleasanton area. i'll check on that. but no problems along the peninsula, typically clear and it is right now. and in case you missed it earlier, we had a winter schedule now in effect for the ferry service. so check their website for your schedule and last day for free service for smart train riders up in the north bay. back to you. >>> 4:49. jurors resume deliberations today in the case of a bay area real estate agent accused of murder. prosecutors say tiffany lee arranged to have her ex-boyfriend killed. they believe that she was scared about losing a custody battle. investigators testified that she worked with her then boyfriend to plan green's murder but her attorneys argue she's been wrongly accused and green was killed in a botched kidnapping. >>> an east bay soccer coach is

some honey off by plants close their stuff to limit water of operation from their leaves marsh. and that's if we observe as an early stage mother plant is closing its tomatoes so we can do something about it. we could water it for example that he's norman is also a member of the research team he hopes that one day he'll be able to measure photosynthesis from above for the time being the equipment is too heavy for drones to carry but they can still provide useful information for farmers. who worked on the ground measuring the crops with a yardstick it would be very time consuming to a few whereas if you use a drone it's done in minutes. the drone also gathers useful data from this trial field where future conditions are being simulated on the field seeds that formed in different years at different locations are being sprayed with c o 2 around the clock according to forecasts without action. atmospheric concentrations of the greenhouse gas are expected to double by 2050. its hopes the research will benefit farmers like they really claim a schillings climate change is putting them

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it's still under 20 minutes of course from marsh creek road down vasco to 580, which moves smoothly, we showed you the earlier shot at the dublin interchange. we have a disabled vehicle getting away from the area eastbound in livermore but it is over on the shoulder over the next couple of minutes and a roadside fire 680 at berryessa, at you know surprising spot, should be taken care of by fire cruise locally. we'll keep our eyes on any reports. i saw flashing lights across the san mateo bridge but nothing developed in the last five minutes. we have a reduced service for the antioch line but special service for capitol corridor and caltrain for the niners game. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> our investigative unit had been looking to issues on b.a.r.t. trains. we want to hear more about your experience. >> here's how you can be a part of our investigation. >> more violence on the b.a.r.t. system. >> how safe is b.a.r.t.? to find out, we are riding all across the bay area and we're taking you with us. i just got to the civic center stop and this is the powell street station. we want

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riura: for more on last night's debate i spoke a time ago with democratic strategist mary anne marsh.ho stood outhe most to you on that crowded stage last night? mary anne: i think there were two people to look at that really one had a terric nigh the other missed an opportunity. amy klobuchar made the most of that debate last night and as a result i think she will get a second look from people. e drew a very sharp contrast literally and figuratively, stegding next to pete butti her fellow midwesterdr, and descrihat he is a better candidate than he is and a better choice. she has wonilons of votes in minnesota and he has only been able to get 11,000 votes. she has more experience and is get more done. she is able to win trump voters and the most progresoters. and the fact that her experience as a woman has been undersold compared to his. she made a big point of that and might've had best light of the night when she said "if you don' think a woman can bea donald trump, nancy pelosi it everything obey." -- does it every single day." the one who missed the opportunity was pete buttigieg.