host: that is jesse in new albany. this is the report from the cato institute come immigration and the welfare state from may of 2018, one of the authors ours you -- is you. issue of welfare use, we lose -- we use government debt and did not create any data, we looked at the individual use by foreign status of the government's data and i think you raise a good point, which is, a lot of immigration, a quarter of immigration in the united states are not legally present and ,llegal immigrants, as a result it is difficult to understand what they are doing for the same reason you said, they do not want to be found and surveyed. that is a problem with any black market in the united states and the solution is to legalize that black-market. we have other indications, we do have excised taxes, a lot of them pay property taxes, all of the other taxes that are not tied to your individual identity whenever youou pay go to the store and buy something or whenever your property assessor comes by or whenever you have to pay property t

sarah mulkerrins, bbc news, albany. it's been a difficult day i'm afraid for incan hockey fans.of the eurohockey championships. england were quite simple he blown away by the world champions. 8—0 the final score. the last goal of that match. they will face either germany or spain in the final as england has to play in the third—place playoff. meanwhile, ireland bounced back from missing out on a place in the semifinal to beat belgium 2—1 in a dramatic relegation clash. anna 0'flanagan's late goal settled an exciting game and gave sean dancer‘s side all three points. before we go, we've seen some of the emotion and anger from bury football fans this week. from protests involving painted coffins, to a former director chaining herself to the front of the stadium. tonight, supporters, players and staff face the very real possibility that by midnight tonight, bury football club will be no more. stuart pollitt has been speaking to the people it matters to most. this club is everything. this club is everythinglj this club is everything. i was born here. i have been a supporter literall

albany. eventually, teleport in new york great. the trial was moved albany new york sarkis. there was the concern the theater roosevelt couldn't get a fair trial. in albany new york because barnes was that powerful. >> for the syracuse papers politically alondra in those days. this is still the post and or did they combine. >> we caught the standard a lot. i don't remember. >> i think they were separate in those days and one was democratic and one was but pick up a republican. >> i've seen when he came to this trial, didn't really cut across party lines. they were both republicans. in just beginning question of did you despise roosevelt enough that you wanted to see him fail. >> what was the monetary charge in original case. >> $250,000 which is over a million dollars in today's money. people sometimes mistake belief roosevelt was rich. he inherited quite a bit of money. he blew it. in the 1880s on cattle and ranching in the dakotas it is center. so he was well off but one of the reasons he wrote many books, was a part to make money. it wasn't just because they were all the t

sarah mulkerrins, bbc news, albany. tures and leave them pretty much like that across the board with just a couple of exceptions this morning. the weekend is shaping up to be a hot one. it is a bank holiday weekend and temperatures are heading up a little further between today and tomorrow. let‘s have a look at what is bringing the heat. high pressure across the continent and a flow of airaround we tap across the continent and a flow of air around we tap into that continental heat although we have low pressure to the north—west of the british isles and that is why some of the this morning did not have hazy sunshine but there is cloud around northern scotland and parts of northern ireland as well and some of us already today have seen a few showers. still around this afternoon into the northern western isles into the far north—west of scotland may be the further west you are. in eastern northern ireland and the central belt, a lot of sunshine across england and wales a little hazy in places and cloud increasing later for

america at the time is seeking a change of venue because he doesn't think he can get a fair trial in albany new york that's how powerful barnes was. and eventually the appellate court agreed and the trial was moved to syracuse because there was a concern that theodore roosevelt could not get a fair trial in albany new york because barnes was that powerful. >> and the syracuse papers politically aligned? >> we quote the standard a lot. >> i think they were separate in those days. >> but when it came to this trial it didn't cut across party lines they were both republican it was just a question of did you despise roosevelt enough to see him fail. >> what was the monetary charge. >> $250,000 which is just over 1 million in today's money and sometimes people mistakenly believe roosevelt was rich. he inherited quite a bit of money that he blew in the 18 eighties on cattle and ranching in the dakotas. he was well-off but one of the reasons theodore roosevelt wrote so many books in part was to make money. not just because there were all thesese topics he cared about, he actually needed the money. so t

new albany, indiana. walter, you're with alex kershaw. go ahead. >> caller: okay. i want everybody out there who is paying attention to this broadcast to know one thing. that when it comes to losing a war or winning a war, that's a geopolitical matter. when it comes to the man on the ground eating the fire, it's more simple than that. that is when it comes to winning or losing a war, the winners walk out and the losers don't. and that is the perspective of a combat veteran. thank you for your time. >> thank you, walter. alex kershaw, your thoughts on walter's perspective on what it took. >> well, there was a critical moment on omaha beach. a critical moment for the entire invasion actually. so many men had been wounded and killed. there was very little communication. around about 10:30, 11:00 in the morning, general omar bradley, five miles out at sea, seriously considered pulling american troops off omaha beach. had he pulled american troops off omaha beach on june 6th, 1944, i believe that d-day would have been a disaster. that would have been a great defeat, not

. >> weal we'll hear from walter next new albany. >> i want everybody out there watching the brought to know one thing when it comes to losing or winning a war, that's a geopolitical matter. when it comes to the men on the ground eating the fire, it's more simple than that. and see is when it comes to winning or losing a war, the winners walk out and the looser don't. and that is the perspective of a combat veteran. thank you for your time. >> thank you, walter. what -- alex kershaw your thoughts on walter's perspective on what it took. >> well, there was alt critical moment on omaha beach- a critical moment for the entire invasion actually. so many men had been wounded and killed there was very little communication. around about 10:30, 11:00 in the morning, general omaha bradley five miles at sea considered pulling americans off omaha beach. had he pulled them off omaha beach on june 6th, 1944. i believe d-day would have a disaster aba great defeat not a victory for allied forces. the difference was made as omar bradley qb the difference was made by individual americans young office

host: that is jesse in new albany.is the report from the cato institute come immigration and the welfare state from may of 2018, one of the authors ours you -- is you. issue of welfare use, we lose -- we use government debt and did not create any data, we looked at the individual use by foreign status of the government's data and i think you raise a good point, which is, a lot of immigration, a quarter of immigration in the united states are not legally present and ,llegal immigrants, as a result it is difficult to understand what they are doing for the same reason you said, they do not want to be found and surveyed. that is a problem with any black market in the united states and the solution is to legalize that black-market. we have other indications, we do have excised taxes, a lot of them pay property taxes, all of the other taxes that are not tied to your individual identity whenever youou pay go to the store and buy something or whenever your property assessor comes by or whenever you have to pay property taxes i

albany new york and the hudson valley. here's the timing of this mess.throughout this morning, here's showers in western new york. hit and miss in kentucky and west virginia. they pop up rapidly as we go through the afternoon. i pause this at 7:00 p.m. new york city, philadelphia, baltimore. d.c., looks like you may have two rounds. one round around 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. it's hit or miss. some have a chance of producing damaging winds, some hail and an isolated tornado. then, another line of storms heading through pennsylvania. this is 6:00 p.m. thursday. there's a much drier cool air mass behind that to produce a beautiful weekend. heat advisories continue to expand through oklahoma through much of north texas, arkansas, louisiana. it's going to be a very hot afternoon. many locations will feel like 100 to 105. look at oklahoma city with 104. we'll wait and see how the airport delays are today but if you have the option to make it earlier, i recommend you do so. >>> police officers are seen leading a handcuffed man by rope what the dallas police department

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news 10 signed the station reports that just before 00:06pm tonight. there were strong winds heavy rain and thunder. obviously not the fire danger that we have here a in albany, new york. but certainly disconcerting nonetheless now 4 zone forecast and this. >>friday evening as we take a live loooutside san francisco's embarcadero this beautiful evening out and the fog back. and that pretty warm elsewhere. yeah, it very hot in the interior valleys so takes a little while for that marine air to work its way all the way in the but yeah we're going to feel more that over the weekend hey speaking weekend as you get away forecast in the monterey bay you'll find some patchy fog there in the morning giving way 2 little bit of sunshine in the carmel by the sea is 64 degrees 76 sunny in carmel valley and the southland 73 degrees long beach 80 degrees in pasadena about 77 downtown los angeles. and if you're headed up in the high country should be a beautiful day up there lake tahoe 83 degrees. this is just in the time of year. so it's little cool night but by day looking good 70 degrees in truckee 87 degrees, plenty of sunshine on the warm side in reno and carson city

and a high school world history teacher from albany, new york...of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you. thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. two players, sara and francois waiting in the wings, ready to come back and start competition tomorrow in the first half of the two-game finals in the teachers tournament, playing for $100,000. so, matthew, dave, conor, good luck. let's go to work. ♪ i keep saying work, but it should be fun for the three of you. here are the categories... ah-ha. followed by... and finally, you'll love this one... conor, you go first. recent politics for $200. matthew.

cal fire says the fire burned about 45 acres in albany, new york a fast-moving storm caused a transformer to blow right outside of television station there. >>there were multiple power outages in the area fire slowly spread across the lawn to the news station sign. the station reports that just before 6 there were strong winds heavy rain and thunder happening tomorrow power. >>outages are planned for treasure island and blunt island. they will happen between 04:05am, tomorrow morning. and between midnight and 01:00am on sunday. it's happening so the port of oakland can perform maintenance in the area that supplies power to both islands. the island's we use generators but transitioning from the power grid to the generators requires to one hour interruptions california is suing the trump administration over a new controversial immigration rule, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>they don't like immigrants. you don't like a myth or documented document. >>a son of immigrants, california attorney general have your best digging into the trump administration's latest immigrati

new york city. >> that's true. >> there's also like albany. lovely.i think that that's debatable. >> rochester. ithaca. >> how did you name all those places? >> i went to syracuse very briefly. >> very briefly, tell us more. >> i went to grad school there. >> oh, okay. look how much he knew about new york. >> four cities. >> what do you know about t u., evor ault. edow >> that story is amazing. >>> but first, one for the "you don't see this one every day" files. just what in the world is going on here? >>> later in "the skinny," the major headline this morning from dwayne "the rock" johnson. dwayne "the rock" johnson. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turne

astute, effective, sophisticated native american diplomats shuttling between quibec and albany between williamsburg and new orleans, figuring out strategies whereby their people have the best chance of survival in what is becoming increasingly perilous times. it is not easy to do. but that is what results in the actions. the native american actions are fundamental but not the only thing explaining the victory. but it is an important aspect we have not really thought about. so that by 1763 -- question? >> >> i did not plan to that question. in 1763, the map of north america looks like the map on your right. the blue area is gone. france is gone. france has exited north america. it has divided its territory between britain east of the mississippi and spain in the west. prince is gone with the exception, if you look at the bottom right, a little pink area. that is what we would now call haiti. which we, in this decade, we are accustomed to hearing on the news that haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere. in 1763, it was the richest jewel in the crown. it produced sugar the problem is you have a

with the new york attorney general's office. good morning to you from albany today.is is a bombshell and not a good one. the reason it's not a good one is you know and i know the vast majority of people who work in the f.b.i. are brave public servants but there are always some bad apples. so what this shows is that there was a political bias underlying the trump investigation and even at a point when they knew that the information came ultimately and originally as political opposition research, then they said that they knew it was wrong but what's coming out today is that they're saying they knew it was wrong and they kept using it anyway. and that should concern everybody because it's not how law enforcement is supposed to work. whether you like the person being investigated or not. >> bill: it reveals top d.o.j. official bruce ohr maintained contact with steele for at least six months, chris? >> exactly. and the obvious question is this could be something going on in middle school. if someone says they weren't contacting somebody anymore then why are they using som

new york state editor alessandra biaggi who represents part of the bronx and westchester, and democratic assemblywoman yuh-line niou represents manhattan. both spoke about surviving child the state abuse at capitol in albany in january. state senator alessandra biaggi

albany. dan thorn. kron 4 news. >>and now for a check of your 4 zone forecast for your sunday night live look outside from south market in downtown san francisco, seeing that fog bank rolling into the bay area and temperatures out there right now widespread 60's with the exception of antioch still very pleasant temperatures right now in the mid 70's and overnight lows tonight for antioch only dipping into the mid 60's but everyone else in the bay area in the mid to upper 50's for your overnight lows and stormtracker 4 tracking very dry and calm conditions but just to our south. i am keeping an eye on some changes with the tropics subtropical moisture from southern california making its way into northern california tapping into also armor marine layer, so we are going to notice a cloudy start for your monday morning and then mostly cloudy skies by the afternoon contributing to our gradual cool down not just along the coast. but our interior valleys as well and for the next 3 days as you can see that cooling trend wil

new york state editor alessandra biaggi who represents part of the bronx and westchester, and democratic assemblywoman yuh-line niou represents manhattan. both spoke about surviving child the state abuse at capitol in albany in january. state senator alessandra biaggi and silly member yuh-line niou, we welcome you both to democracy now! talkor alessandra biaggi, about what drove you to push h r this law. your own experience and what you hope happens with this now. i mean, hundreds of lawsuits have been filed since yesterday. >> that fact alone is just remarkable and shows you what is possible when he asked to do fight for the things you know are right and what the law can do. this law is something i campaigned on. it is something that is personal to me. my childhood sexual l abuse survivor.

albany. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>thank you so much dan on the peninsula, a man is in jail following a standoff that lasted more than 24 hours in palo alto police arrested this man 29 year-old adam alan smith officers were sent to a home on the 300 block of tennessee lane. near robles park friday after report of a domestic violence incident and a man inside the home with a gun. a woman being held in the home was able to get out. the suspect remained inside 29 hours police were able to arrest smith, a handgun loaded with an illegal high capacity magazine was found in the home. smith now faces domestic violence and felony charges. a woman was hit by a vehicle early this morning in san francisco happened around 12:40am on king street. 2 days off ramp woman was taken to san francisco general hospital no details on the driver who hit her or the woman's identity. the news after the break. can my side be firm? and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both... adjust your comfort with your sleep nu

new york, their abuser has died. so their hrecourse is now agait her order, the diocese of albany, and the orphanage itself. >> this is a new york specific thing. is this going a toec -- is this going to be -replicated around the country? >> it already has been. new york was the first ofi iffi states to pass the so-called lookback window laws that lift the statute of limitations for a certain period of time. and other states have done so. california was one of the first states to do it back in 2003. what's really interesting is the state of pennsylvania. remember where we had that god awful grand jury report about the catholic church. they haven'te changed the state of limitations. and they fought very, very hard. thery victims have fought very, very hard to get that lifted -- >> the attorney general there has been working on -- >> josh shapiro, absolutely. but it hasn't happened yet.ha >> anne thompson reporting on this new law in the state of new york. >>> n montana governor and 2020 presidential candidate steve bullock is here toti tell me wh he plans to do in the next 14 days toth try to secure a spot next e month

let's move now to albany new york where a fast-moving storm caused a transformer to blow this was outside local television station. there are multiple power outages in that area and a fire that slowly spread across the lawn to the sign of the tv station. the storm brought strong winds heavy rain and thunder for a time in that area. happening now police in valais or looking for a man suspected of contacting under-age girls police say that this man and i took a and appropriately a contacted 3 girls between the ages of 8 to 14 in 2 incidents, the girls guardians chased after the suspect. he's listed at about a 17570 pounds standing 5 foot 10 inches tall, dark brown eyes with a mole on the right side of his nose and a tattoo on his right shoulder. the man was last seen driving a white or silver dodge or chrysler minivan with the black rock top. now to the north bay were sausalito is launching a pilot program to help homeless people who live on boats who are more doubt on richardson bay kron four's maureen kelly has a look. >>well there is an individual who resides on that boat any time you're

in the northeast as well, albany, the capital district of upstate new york seeing winds gusting to 60 miles an hour. wind-driven rains there. they'll see more in the way of action today and thunderstorms that will produce some lightn g lightning. kansas city east we have flood watches, flood warnings. this huge mcf driven by a nocturnal jet. a lot of activity during the overnight periods. that's what we'll have tonight into tomorrow. chicago will get into the act with this. more on this in just a little bit. whit, over to you. >> rob, thanks. >>> now to breaking news. police say they've taken a person into custody regarding rice cookers discovered in a new york city subway raising fears they could be bombs. we take it over to zachary kiesch. >> this morning investigators are looking at an apartment for clues. scary situation. the fulton area subway station is a major part of the system. these packages impacted thousands of rider. it brought up similar incidents involving explosives, a reminder of the times. >> reporter: this morning the nypd taking into custody the man who allegedly l

storms to pop up from washington, d.c., to philadelphia, albany, andwil ahead of this front in areas of central pennsylvania to areas of southern new jersey. >>> talk about that travel forecast coming up >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> in today's quick hits, north korea fires two unidentified missiles its fourth such launch in less than two weeks according to south korea's military the missiles were reportedly fired from southern province and splashed down in the sea of japan. >>> some beach goers were flushed out of the water because of a feeding school of sharks. >>> there will be a concert for the victims. epr.te ke it right here where this special split edition of "early today. ter. ew. right? that's why febreze created new small spaces. [clicking sound] press firmly and watch it get to work... [p unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously eliminates odors in the air and on surfaces [popping sounds] so they don't come back for 45 days. now that's one flushin' fresh bathroom. ♪breathe happy febreze... ♪la la la la la. i get to select my room from the floor plan... when i book at hilton.com free wi-fi... ...and the pri

news. >>police in the east, they're looking for help in solving a pair of home invasions that happened within hours of each other. so both break ins they were in albany involved the suspect sneaking in through an unlocked door and open window. so there was a man with a flashlight and he a flashlight and he stuck into a house along the 500 block of cain's avenue that happened at around 11 30 friday night. the suspect did not know is that someone was in that home sleeping when the resident woke up the burglar ran off. officers that responded to another home this time on tap street. the person living there was also home at the time and saw the suspect take off. neighbors say that this is unusual for their community. >>by hearing about is just kind of like surprises me especially in albany, you know because was just it's just so quite there's nothing happening. this point you know. when you hear something like this everybody just kind of freaks out and you know like people like oh my god, what's next was going to come let you know. >>well it's unclear if anything was taken in either case. happening today, the 19th street bart station in oakland will only

albany, sir? >> we'll do the best we can. as a former lieutenant in the newlice department i know exactly what the officers are feeling on the street. i know the burden they have on their shoulders. unfortunately this stems where we are today because of all that ed mentioned before, the rhetoric coming out. the rhetoric is outrageous. >> bill: he mentioned the mayor. he can't be everywhere at once as you well no and he is a big city. he chose to be in detroit. how much of this is his responsibility, sir? >> honestly, over the last several years he has been an absentee landlord for the city and that's the reality of it. mayor deblasio was elected to lead a city, not a movement. that's what he is doing. the problem is, all this coming out of city hall not only from him but members of the new york city council, members from the state legislature. everything that they're doing is actually making police officers' jobs harder. we talk about the effect the mr. mullens mentioned. that's a true thing because when you don't have the leadership backing you up you actual

. >>> in albany, we're learning an amtrak train struck and killed a pedestrians. trains are delayed system wide due to that crash. we'll bring you new details on what led up to that collision as soon as they become available. >>> planned parenthood is pulling out of the family planning program and abandoning $16 million in funding. the organization is making the move because it does not want to abide by a the new trump administrative move. >> in a major decision planned parenthood announced it's abandoning 16 million dollars in federal funding all to avoid a new trump administration rule. keeping the organization from referring patients to abortion clinics. >> it's coming forth saying they're no longer allowing planned parenthood to refer their pregnant patients into abortion clinics. >> reporter: the organization tweeting on monday quote, today the trump administration is forcing us out of the title 10 program. our nation's program focused on family planning, of which we serve 40% of patients. this is a direct attack on planned parenthood and on our health and rights. we will not stand for it. # stand with pp and # protect x. offic

new orleans on active duty. water is not harmless. they are also throwing roxand concrete. this is clearly a crime. they arrested some people. the question is, before albany be charged with a felony? some of the democrats oppose the sentence. they want it to be a misdemeanor. the bottom line this is wrong, people! these are men and women that we pay to protect us. to be there when we need them. not to throw water or concrete or bottles. do not do this! this is bad. the police will arrest you. >> where do you put them? >> if it's a felony, you are less likely to do it. >> yes. if it's a misdemeanor you don't care. >> i was on the street, if you didn't do anything it led to street chaos. guys say i just not up and spit on his back. it graduates to the incident in new york city where they dropped the bag of concrete. >> when i was a kid my parents would never put up with anything like that. >> we were scared of cops in my towns. >> if it's a felony they are less likely to do it. if it's a misdemeanor it doesn't matter. being able to urinate in public and now you can't even get a ticket for that. >> a lot have been protesting for bill de blasio. part is the e

way down to kansas. 11 states in the northeast, mid-atlantic, and new england. 53 million people at risk from charlotte all the way to albany. we have two frontal systems pushing their way to the east. one making its way into the northeast and mid-atlantic. a second one coming up through the great lakes. as this moves through, a severe threat tomorrow for the ohio valley. a flood threat in the central plains. rainfall amounts shape up like this. here in the northeast, mid-atlantic, and new england today, 1 to 2 inch rainfall rates per hour. there are going to be airport delays from boston, d.c., new york, back to pittsburgh, and buffalo. as we move to the west, you'll be looking at really torrential downpours. locally, upwards of 5 inches or more from kansas, missouri, all the way into northern arkansas. we'll be watching that very closely, as well. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm kari hall. it's a foggy start across the golden gate bridge in san francisco this morning. we're all going to enjoy cooler temperatures today. in san jose, we're up to 80

news update sue? >>> here's what's happening at this hour. hundreds gathered an anti-vaccine rally in albany, as lawmakers consider a bill that would eliminate nonmedical exemptions amid the worst measles outbreak in 20 years, robert kennedy jr. suppose at the really along with leaders of the anti-vaccination unit. >>> the vape industry group is suing the government to delay a review of electronic cigarettes, the association says the deadline of next may could wipe out many of the smaumer companies in that growing industry >>> firefighters backed up by planes and helicopters battled a fire on the greek island for a second day it's burning through a protected nature reserve >>> here at home, the ohio state university wants to trademark the word "the. the university filed for the trade mark last week, stating that it wants to protect its use of that word as part of the school's name on clothing and merchandise. >>> you are up to day. that's the update this hour. guys, back to you. see you tomorrow. >> thank you, sue herera >>> the dow closing down 800 points >>> we're covering the sell-off fro

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albany. in stretches way back out of hercules so it continues to get heavier, so just make sure you get out there early enough, here's a new accident. this is on southbound 6.80 is as you approach and roddy we have crews responding it's walking the car pool lane and look at that backup that goes into dublin. so some of that is commute traffic. some of that is related to the crash 33 minutes, dublin to fremont we've had 2 accidents on one oh one in san jose. there's one wrapping up in oakland road, there's a fresh crash at mckee and look at the line behind its 44 minutes because of those accidents from san jose to menlo park darya chait's takes a lot of >>back to breaking news out of san jose where police are investigating a deadly hit and run near san jose state university a man's body discovered in the middle of the street kron four's christina tate show live at the scene now in san jose. >>with the latest christina. >>yet now as you can see here the area is heart taped off right behind me a large police presence here ant to go in and show you exactly where this is on a map to go in and take a look here it's off to san fe

the new crash there is westbound 580 at buchanan street. this is just where 580 merges with 80 and albanyother crashes below it, though. those happen earlier this morning. those have been cleared. and at the toll plaza, those are out of the way. but we still have the traffic icons on the map. backing things up into richmond. here's a look at the richmond bridge. toll plaza. it's going to be a bit slow. as you go from here to san rafael. and we want to also look at 880 and oakland. traffic moving here pretty nicely. time now is 7:32. >> let's begin with this half hour with developing news about the california highway patrol officer other who was killed in a traffic stop. >> gasia, it happened in the city of riverside, just off a freeway. ktvu's cristina rendon with more on what happened. >> good morning. condolences are pouring in this morning for that chp officer, andrew moye. he made a routine traffic stop that turned into a gun beatle. battle. and now, authorities are looking at what prompted the gunman to open fire. >>> that's what it sounded like. authorities say chp officer andrew mo

least for this hour, new accident here on the east shore 80 west of appian so it's tied up my way for leaving hercules. up ahead, we still have a little bit of crowding through albany, berkeley and emeryville so 24 minutes when you put it all together from crockett to the maze and one more the oakland side of 5 in the west right around edwards accident still active here and it's crawling back from golf links so that's a new problem in your way that's going to at 23 minutes to make it from 38 through the scene of the crash ash and continuing to downtown oakland john. >>going on today is a lot of sunshine in the star. what is about to be a really hot forecast ahead of us. temperatures back into the 90's today for some inland areas and you can see the sunshine is in full force whether you're inland or out towards the coast. daytime highs today will show a noticeable bump.oin san francisco up into the 70's for both financial emission districts and even some 70's out along the coast. there's our inland areas though that are really gng to start to get on the toasty side today with even warmer temperatures just around the corner. redwood city in mountain view each in the

new york state editor alessandra biaggi who represents part of the bronx and westchester, and democratic assemblywoman yuh-line niou represents manhattan. both spoke about surviving child the state abuse at capitol in albanyjanuary. state senator alessandra biaggi and silly member yuh-line niou, we welcome you both to democracy now! talkor alessandra biaggi, about what drove you to push h r this law. your own experience and what you hope happens with this now. i mean, hundreds of lawsuits have been filed since yesterday. >> that fact alone is just remarkable and shows you what is possible when he asked to do fight for the things you know are right and what the law can do. this law is something i campaigned on. it is something that is personal to me. my childhood sexual l abuse survivor. i spoke e about it briefly my campaiaign video but hadn't reay spoken out as publicly as i did when i stood on the floor of the new york state senate in support of the bill. one of the most important reasons why i spoke up about it is because silence and shame are surrounded by abuse. in the trauma that it in flex upon individuals in the loneliness and the darkness that can really and capture your entire beating -- being i

albany but i think schools -- this is getting it out of schools. it's a lot easier for our kids to buy pot in school than it is for adults maybe not in new york city,nd that would be the case. so, if you could tax it, control it, get it out of schools, keep it with adults, i think how you do that, how you get the cops to go onboard with traffic stops, testing to say, how do you stop people from drug driving, these are all the issues that the industry has to deal with. >> come back and talk more about that haas a huge story and it continues. thanks >> you bet thank you, guys. >> as we go to break here this morning, obviously, watching to see if this rally can hold dow's up 416 a.n.'sn e mooucve, as well we'll talk about that when "squawk alley" starts in a few minutes. >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk alley" miami carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange stocks have been surging today as the white house announces a delay on tariffs of certain products into december, sending stocks like apple higher and the dow up 400 points. although earlier the session high was about 520 let's get to jos

sarah mulkerrins, bbc news, albany. absolutely. we will all see some sunshine at stage. want hot in the sunshine at stage. want hot in the sunshine as well, summer is returning after it disappeared a little during august. that is the story for the weekend. we do start the day with a little cloud across northern scotland and parts of northern ireland with a couple of showers around. the main weather pattern is dominated by this high pressure a cross pattern is dominated by this high pressure across the continent and this warm aircoming pressure across the continent and this warm air coming around it towards us. ‘s area of low pressure has some weather fronts close by so as we look at this picture here this is why, if you have had a shower you can see rain in northern scotland so far today and a shower in northern ireland, this is the culprit. it will push towards the north and north—west gradually through today into tonight but still this afternoon the northern western isles finals of the mainland, the further west in nor