matilda takes 2 to one oh one or you can dump off 85 at lawrence expressway lawrence expressway willt for now looks like one oh one is your best alternate to get from the south bay to the peninsula and that will get you right passes crash in all of that activity as i zoom out you can see the san jose side the los gatos side looks good even cupertino but as soon as you get to the scene here as they the traffic starts to back up. so don't even deal with it just hop off early if you can let's take a look at one oh one which is their alternate a slowing here 6 8080just clear all the way up the peninsula. so that is great 29 minutes from san jose to menlo park. so think about that if you can, but we have another big prop klum and this time it's on the nimitz in san leandro north 8 80 at marine up major crash one point we had all lanes blocked. now looks like we have about 4 lanes shut down so another major accident evolving a truck that was towing a boat and traffic but barely able to squeeze by solid from 2 38 so the nimitz not good right now you want to take 5.80 west instead of a becau

devices belonging to the 38 year old the raid was prompted by information from a woman with whom matilda had once allegedly had my relationship as she claimed she had been sent images of child abuse 5 messages service itself is cooperating with the investigation and has not been detained or charged. 3 of the world cup begins in japan this month and players have been advised to cover up their tattoos because in japan tatoos is seen as being linked to crime but some of the country hope the tournament is a chance to break the tattoo to. arriving in japan the world's best rugby players bring with them something that the country isn't much accustomed to their tattoos they've long been associated with criminality in japan to be inked suggests links with the who's a crime syndicates for polynesians tattoos have a very different meaning many new zealand players wear them in tribute to their maori heritage they have some adjusting to do. it's funny 1st they were here we went to a gym and we went to cover up so there was a few long sleeve tights cos he's going around but. i think that will just be

and producers behind the musical matilda said they were scrapping a month long run in the city that washave taken to demonstrate on the streets and it is starting to hurt the economy. 0fficial the streets and it is starting to hurt the economy. official site tourists arrives arrivals fell 40% in august with hotel occupancy rates down about half. cathay pacific reported an 11% drop in passengers in august during which two occupations of the airport had caused hundreds of flights to be cancelled. they are starting to feel the pinch in hong kong. certainly, thank you very much monica. let's look at the wider markets now. there has been a broad uptick in shares during trading in asia. following reports that the us and china are steadily moved closer to easing their long—standing trade dispute, which has been encouraging for investors about the future for the global economy. let's take a look at what's been happening in europe, the ecb, the european central bank yesterday cut interest rates and promised it's stimulus programme would be going on for the foreseeable future and would include bu

or than 75 years later, the first expedition still plays "waltzing matilda" when they ship out.ether in many battles but we have also realized the different dividends of peace. the prosperity and the rule of law. our great immigration societies, education, liberal democracy and the fulfillment of human potential. this has been importantly included. firstch into space as we did together 50 years ago when you launched and we cap apollo 11 in contact through the honeysuckle program. events that no doubt inspired a young andy thomas from adelaide who is with us here tonight to launch into space on the endeavor almost 30 years later. and now, we are going to do it again under your presidency. our generation and times call this great republic and our great commonwealth to live up to the culling of young, free nations to continuously point towards freedom. in a still you, we are reminded towers friendship by the in camera with the eagle on tap. .nd we have luz paul allen for his gallantry coming he was awarded the silver star. if you wouldonored tomit australia as our gift erect a life

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pillard or than semi five years later, the division still plays waltzing matilda whenever they should have been in a lot of battles. that aogether to realize praise of peace. disparity that comes from our enterprise and free markets in the world, are great societies in education, liberal democracy and a commitment to fill human counsel. -- to fill human potential. this is important in our work together that would withstand the frontiers of subnet science and technology declaration. ago and theears launch of apollo 11 incontact and the honeysuckle project. and most famous of images of all time that enthralled and inspired humanity. inspired has no doubt a man from adelaide he was here tonight who launched the endeavor 30 years later. on we have to do this again your presidency. as generations spoke of the republic and the commonwealth to live up as free nations. to continuously for the way freedom. [indiscernible] in australia we are reminded of this freedom looking out across our nations capital. earlier today we lifted a bronze a child -- we saw bronze show off thearrying a marine ba

if you read the book by civilian matilda pierce, she leaves the town on the evening of july 1 and goes to the weikert farm with her next-door neighbor, who is the daughter of the weikerts, and she ends up being there during the second and third day of the battle while it is a hospital. there are hundreds of wounded soldiers brought into the farm, soldiers brought into the farm, and she helps care for the wounded. this is privately owned, but the people that own this house are particularly fascinated by the story of their house, and they are very proud owners. properties that are not owned by the national park service that are historic, it is important to tell the people who owned them the story of the houses and make them feel out of the houses. can soist in any way we they can maintain the houses. we don't want to purchase every property and try to maintain it -- justeneral public educating people in the role that the property played in the battle and making them feel proud of their ownership really works well. another privately owned house is the spangler house on the baltimore pike.

of the 2 matilda. i know when i do go back that's because of. that. i. started and i was like i was born here and. i'll be here like you say it's so exciting. and to feel welcomed and see i'm its own shot. if i was back in the refugee camp. i know i would have appreciated someone coming back and just telling me. ok i was a kid here but now i'm doing this. it hasn't been easy out there star a lot of unknowns and i think that's what that's what told you to. police suspect a lone gunman is behind 15. in the city all targeting immigrants an ethnic minority an attempted murder on a young life cried evening he saw out in full force again. cycling disillusioned with the state prosecution the victim's sister strikes up an unlikely relationship with the accused his 2 serial. a witness documentary on al-jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the power was kept. as this radical transformat

also that zone through sunnyvale may be moving better approaching the matilda area, fair oaks. construction crews there. the crew shows periodic traffic breaks. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> the thoughts of the mass shooting in gilroy are still in the minds of people. a nearby festival asked for extra help from the sheriff's department and was turned down. you'll have to hear the rest of the story. >>> new video from indonesia where a 6.5 quake struck one of the islands. what we're learning about the damage and the possible tsunami warning next. 5:20 for you right now watching "today in the bay." the juul rec. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> 5:23. a follow-up and an about-face from santa clara county sheriff's office which is now agreeing to help pro

did not survive so this the fatal at accident and house the off-ramp club you want to get off at matildato one because the lawrence expressway off-ramp a shutdown pretty much until further notice but it's not backing up traffic sensors look good in both directions so no major delays so far on your approach to the san mateo bridge an accident at as you head up to the toll plaza westbound blocking the 2 right lanes so it's going to be slow transitioning out of. and then more slowly when you get on the bridge continuing to the peninsula. so we'll put it at 14 minutes from 8.80 over to one o one. we're checking in on the bay bridge traffic it's busy to care actually fast track lanes are all stacked up. it's spilling beyond 8.80. so is this a sign that your morning commute is picking up. but it's under 15 minutes off to the fremont street exit which is really good. we'll take a look at the richmond sandra fell and the golden gate coming up next james. thank you very much robin. >>happening today, president trump and other world leaders are in new york. they're there for the un general assembl

i have two granddaughters the same age as the princess, matilda and lizzie.duchess of cambridge! dressed, though, not pyjamas with a coat over the top!m happens in some places! thank you, mike, forjoining us this morning. this is breakfast. we're on bbc one until 10am, when matt tebbutt takes over in the saturday kitchen. matt, what's on the menu? you are doing things a bit differently from now on? good morning. from this week, we are trying something new, we are aiming to go single use plastic—free, it is a massive learning curve for us. we are upforany a massive learning curve for us. we are up for any tips or suggestions from viewers. it is a big deal in the food industry. we are talking about that later. our special guest today stars in the new downton abbey film, phyllis logan is here. it is nice to be here. i saw a sneak peek of the film last night, it is very exciting, i can't say much, i signed a nondisclosure agreement! we will be talking about it later but your food heaven and your food hell? my food heaven and your food hell? my food heaven, i do l

the first division still plays waltzing matilda whenever they ship out. it is true, mr.en in a lot of battles, but we've also stood together to realize the dividend of peace. prosperity that comes from our embrace of enterprise and free markets and the rule of law, our great immigration societies, education, level democracy and commitment to the fulfillment of human potential. this has been importantly included in our work together to expand the frontiers of science, technologies, and exploration, to reach into space as we first did together 50 years ago when you launched and we kept apollo 11 in contact through the honeysuckle project and have been the most famous images of all time to an enthralled and inspired humanity. events that no doubt inspired a young andy thomas who is with us tonight to launch into space on the endeavor almost 30 years later. this again to do under the vision of your presidency. a generation and our times call this great republic and tomonwealth to free nations point way to freedom. ofaustralia, we are reminded this freedom by the great spire