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red carpet for continuing coverage. >>> a teddy bears journey from los angeles to san francisco ended today at the golden gate bridge. the bear is actually a 33-year- old he had quite a following with him on the last leg of his journey. he says there was an impulsive thing to do and he has documented his travels online. he is raised about $14,000 and is going to post a poll to let people decide which charity should receive thy. >> i can imagine, francis it would be pretty hot in a bear costume walking around? elise it's overcast and a little cooler in san francisco. >> tomorrow you will need the s that. >>> here is a you can see the storm approaching it's already bringing rain to parts of northern california. for us it just means increasing clouds today and tonight. the breezes checking out. winds 20 and above, san francisco 26 miles per hour tomorrow. we could see gusts up to 30 miles per hour that's going to help cool things down. from san francisco you can see a cloud back there in the background. that is causing instability in san francisco. it is 59 degrees. oakland and mountain view is 63 degrees, half moon bay

things should be investigated thoroughly if mad gates displayed naked pictures of women which is alleged you know disregard want to don't try to throw a red herring up january 6 out there that really doesn't involve itself well because both men are teenagers you know let's go for a lead on. inside study but now jangly 6 was the biggest national security reeses conscious center. where these congressmen even one made and just got here we are homeless when they are not even getting in as much as in margaret have as well the ag i don't know there's on both sides i think some of the women haven't necessarily made a study there either way though i think this is why people don't like politicians inside the beltway that they like the people that are in their home before they actually come to d.c. i like them a lot better when they're at home than they are here thank you so much i both of you and i'm glad that you're here for the conversation. thank you thank you scotty . that is all the time we have for today show i you know i guess time is precious and i want to make sure we give you the best 30 minutes out of it news possible so for this show a

red and yellow on our censors. sluggish conditions as you head out of the south bay. golden gateridge is looking good, crowded in the commute direction which is the south bound side as you head off south bound 101 to the span itself. richmond san rafael bridge area, give yourself 15 minutes to go from there to the golden gate bridge. >>> good morning. happy monday. the weekend went by like that. we are looking at temperatures a little bit cooler compared to the warm weather that we had especially yesterday. here is a live look with our san francisco camera, mark hopkins hotel cam. it's blurry, all because of that fog. tracking that on shore flow, that's why it will be a little bit cooler today. concord you are 52, 51 oakland, livermore 49, downtown san francisco at 48, san jose 50, 46 for santa rosa. tracking westerly seven mile per hour winds at sfo. we are looking at six in oak land, 12 in concord, 18-mile per hour winds right now in fairfield. it's a foggy start along the coast around the bay and some inland locations as well. as we head through the afternoon along the coast,

red. we're gonna take a closer look at solano county and why it may be held back. plus let's take you outside for this beautiful sunny day here in the bay area, golden gate bridge, looking. warmer weather is on the way. ktvu meteorologist college, grogan is gonna have your full forecast coming up. or in here. s in the red, and that is creating frustration among business owners. there ktvu rob rob tells us that health officials say there several factors, including infections among younger people, remaining in the red tear means lucas bar and grill on first street and venetia can only allowed 25% of capacity inside in the orange tear. that number would double to 50% 25% isn't cost effective 50. get you up to where it's probably worth wild. open up with pleasure to put on. so the owner limits service to outdoor. only you basically have to reinvent your business every time the rules change, so we've gone from, you know, endured a note to nothing to some amount to go pick up a few blocks away at this women's clothing store. the owner says she notices the trickle down effect. fewer people in bars and restaurants means fewer people coming around the shop. and she says it doesn

gates are also ahead on the program police in the u.k. smush their way into the house of a man who had passed through a so-called red list on his way home nation refused to quarantine in a hotel of his own expense we hear from him as well also often translators fear the taliban will make them. with their blood after u.s. troops are pulled. we hear from one former interpreter who thinks it's shameful is calling. off the safety and security of europe and america leaving them behind is the north of. the world this is our company my names you know their top story a recent european union parliamentary session descended into chaos when one m.e.p. claimed he was being silenced the politicians say he was muted for daring to question the transparency of the global chemical weapons watchdog its investigation into. the minister himself told us what happened. why you would do not cause from. international figures to meet with all the investigators are you going to investigate on aspects in a transparent manner there is no peace with fake news and i would like to apologize to the director general of the a p c w for what he has just had i cannot accept that

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gun into being for gun shows you're tough, strong and against the bill gates vaccine then even if you nudge an initial like on a redlag law that makes you one of them all of a sudden and the bobert treatment of guns and a member of congress based on the symbols and not a legislation to pass about guns, speaks to alex's point how hard it is to break through once you have made this a litmus test in the culture war. >> and i think the other side of this is the tragedy is that those republicans are ascended. the truth is republicans got wiped out. joe biden who was a tip of the spear in president obama's post-newtown push for gun control won and look at the faces in the crowd, the activists on the programs and talked to and the hearts broken by the failure year after year after year to do anything. a lot of activists thought if we didn't do anything after babies were slaughtered in newtown we would do nothing but this is a reason for hope, no, alex? >> yeah. i think it is. i'm going to say i think the biden administration is being incredibly tactical about the way in which to do this. he is tossing the ball to congress

red crescent says 14 palestinians were injured as chaos erupted around jerusalem's old city. cnn's hadas gold is there at the scene of the unrest. >> i am standing in front of damascus gate. one of the entrances to the old city jerusalem. this has been the scene of where nightly clashes between palestinian protestors and israeli police. palestinians have been protesting the erection of barricades that has prevented palestinians from congregating here. a popular place, especially during ramadan. protestors have been throwing glass bottles and rocks and the israeli police have responded with stun grenades, rubber bullets, and foul-smelling water, the stench of which you can still smell today. last night, about 14 palestinians were injured in the clashes. tensions have been boiling in jerusalem for several days now. not only because of the clashes here, in front of damascus gate but also because of individual incidents of physical violence between palestinians and israelis that have been going viral online. and also, last week, a march of several-hundred jewish extremists who, at one point, were shouting death to arabs. those tensions have now spread down south where gaza mi

red sox game. what do i do? >> you download the mlb ballpark app on your phone and deliver the ticket to the phone. when you show up you show up to your preassigned gatend head through the concession stand, you have a nice experience. >> reporter: opening day and baseball in general is about pageantry and tradition. red sox officials say there will be a ceremony honoring healthcare heroes and red sox fans here at fenway park will still sing "sweet caroline" in the eighth inning, although no reaching out, touching hands as mlb aims for a return to something like normal in 2021. let's play ball, robin. >> well said. you be careful. a quadruple header including the mets taking on the washington nationals tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern on espn and coming up later on "gma," there are more women coaches on the field this year and behind the scenes than ever before. i had the opportunity to speak to a few of them and can't wait to share that story with you in our last half hour. >> and we can't wait either. we will see that shortly. >>> let's turn to some april fools' fallout. volkswagen under fire for a marketing prank gone wrong. our chief business correspon

red crescent said about 14 palestinians were injured in the clashes. tensions have been boiling in jerusalem for several days now, not only because of the clashes here in front of damascus gateof individual incidents of physical violence between palestinians and israelis that have been going viral online and also last week a march of several hundred jewish extremists who at one point were shouting "death to arabs." those tensions have now spread down south, where gaza militants have been shooting rockets toward israeli communities. two nights ago 36 rockets were fired. last night three rockets were fired. so far no injuries have been reported. the israeli army saying they have responded with airstrikes targeting hamas militants in the gaza strip. hamas has said that these rockets have been fired in response to the tensions in jerusalem, saying that they are doing so as part of its national and moral duty in protecting the interest of the palestinian people. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged calm in a statement but said that all options are on the table. the israeli army chief has also canceled an important visit to the united states this week as a result of

red on our censors. veourself extra time if you are headed into san francisco. we are seeing okay conditions across golden gatevel times. >>> temperatures heating inland, slightly cooler by the water, along the coast, around 84 concord and livermore. check out fairfield, 88 degrees with that sunshine. around the bay mid to upper 60s to low 70s. along the coast upper 50 >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." it's time to bring you some of the stories that we call "talk of the table." tony, you're in pole position. >> i am talking about the deadliest invention in the history of humankind. >> oh. >> yeah. >> quite a build-up -- >> not a gun. it's not a bomb. it's the cigarette. the mass-produced cigarette. >> i believe that. >> still tons kill in the u.s. alone more than a half million people per year. so there's big news potentially this week. the biden administration according to some reporting here we have at cbs is expected to announce a ban on menthol cigarettes, which are a -- a key way in which new smokers are initiated because the mint makes it easier to -- to inhale. >> interesting. >> if this ban goes

look at the red on our censors for the commute as you head through marin. if you are headed from 37 down to the golden gateappy friday gianna. we are looking at sunshine through our afternoon after a gray start. cool along the coast in the mid to upper 50s. around the bay, upper 50s to low to mid 60s. inland you will notice that warm up to the mid to upper 70s to about 80. you see clearing and sunshine through the day on futurecast. we will warm things up as we look to our weekend, really heating up saturday d especi chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere. find your perfect chevy and get up to 17% of msrp cash back on select 2021 models. that's over fifty-four hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. on this equinox. some climate experts say, time is running out to prevent disaster unless we seriously change our habits. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ small decis

gate bridge and you are in the marin county sceneically beautiful. there's a place there called woods where you can see and view california's majestic red wood trees andng in may, 125 residents will get 1,000 dollars each month cash no strings attached. there is, however, a catch -- only, quote, mothers of color end quote will get the money no men, no white women. why just women of color? because so the local authority says they are, quote, facing the trivial and insults of racial discrimination end quote superwealthy have bought full lie into the woke argument. they are wallowing in their guilt. they are virtue signaling. but nothing will change. california still has the highest poverty rate in the country. it has superhigh gas prices, and electricity prices which really hurt poor people. and the children of those mothers of color they're not learning very much -- not very much at all if anything in zoom school. that's where they have to go. marin for elites home for gross hypocrisy. the third hour of "varney & company" is about to begin. look who is here governor mike huckabee governor, i came on pretty strong there. are you with me on this ridiculo

gate and leavenworth next month. our team is also working on the neighborhood to improve traffic safety and neighborhood speed limit reduction and no turns on redas all intersections. during the public hearing in february we are excited to present a recommendation to lower speed limit from 25 to 20 in the tender loin neighborhood. tom. >> thank you, kimberly. i thank the vision zero team for preparing the slides. first slide i am showing demonstrates what happens when speeds increase and how that correlates to safety. as you can see on the slide as speeds go up from 20 miles per hour to 40 miles per hour, the survive ability of a collision decreases exponentially. at 20 the chances of surviving the collision is 10%. 30 miles per hour 40% at 40 miles per hour it is 80%. what we recommend is this package of changing 25 miles per hour. what this doesn't show is what happens at 25 miles per hour. what does happen at 25 miles per hour there is a 20% chance of survive ability of a collision. changing from 25 to 20 or the collision at those speeds were essentially doubling the chance of somebody going to be able to survive that collision. also shown o

through our footage and found this fleeting red flash, which had done no harm to anyone whatsoever and had gone unnoticed. but we turned it into tomato gatefferent occasion. what we will see today will be some military pageantry involving the procession and there will be a clear military presence there, and then there will be a moment in time when this becomes a very private, albeit seen by the world, personal funeral, with very few people there? yes. seen by the world, personal funeral, with very few people there?- with very few people there? yes. i think it is as _ with very few people there? yes. i think it is as he _ with very few people there? yes. i think it is as he would _ with very few people there? yes. i think it is as he would have - with very few people there? yes. i think it is as he would have liked, | think it is as he would have liked, you know? he always said, don't talk about yourself, nobody is interested in new, talk about your work. that was the advice you gave to his children. he would be quite embarrassed that people would be talking about him. although i am glad there is no eulogy at the service, we will be hearin