my name is robin hanbury—tenison.ve weeks in intensive care with coronavirus. the moment when i actually woke up and i knew that i was going to live was the moment when i was wheeled out by four nurses in a big bed, with tubes coming out of everywhere, and i arrived in the healing garden they've got at derriford. i opened my eyes, saw the sunshine, saw the flowers, and that was the moment when my life was saved by the healing power of nature. he may be a veteran of 30 expeditions, but surviving coronavirus would prove to be one of robin hanbury—tenison's toughest experiences yet. but here he is leaving hospital to the cheers of the nhs staff who cared for him. during the darkest days of his illness, robin's family had been told if he did survive, the impact of the virus would very likely be severe and long—lasting. it was quite a shock to be told that i might never walk properly again. recovery after intensive care is like a marathon. every step feels hard and feels challenging and it's made up of a million different

but robin had a goal., but a goal that drove him through his recovery. exactly five months from may the 3rd is october the 3rd. so i decided that on that day i would climb cornwall‘s highest mountain, brown willy, and try and raise £100,000 towards a garden at cornwall‘s hospital because i think every hospital in the country should have a healing garden in it, and let's start with cornwall. it was exciting to have him home but it was also quite nerve—racking as well. we were in lockdown for two weeks once he came home, so no one came near us. and that's quite scary, i'm not a nurse and i didn't know whether i was going to have to do major nursing or not. he was very thin and had lost about a stone and a half. so we had a lot of work to get him back on his feet again. he could hardly walk a few yards when he got home on a zimmer frame. it just takes a bossy woman and a certain amount of threats and he would do what i had told him. so we borrowed a mobility scooter, we borrowed an exercise bike and we have d

so robin hood is a free trading platform, came under fire from the ftc.ally, it didn't properly discuss close how it makes money. retail investors, they know they don't have to pay piece on their trades, but the way robin hood makes money for selling those trades to market makers. and now this is a very common practice, but the issue was that robin hood didn't properly disclose that, and what the ftc found was that some of the prices on those trades weren't advantageous to retail investors. they found that, basically, retail investors lost about $34 million over a three-year period, so they were fined about $65 million for that the, and they did not have to admit or deny wrongdoing. jack: we should explain that's not a huge hit for each individual investor, it's a fairly small amount. but what might be more troubling is something barron's called out back in august and recently regulators have been talking about, and that's the so-called gamefi case of trading. sometimes the potential gains are highlighted more than the potential losses. that's something t

hood claimed that its execution quality matched that or that of its competitors so now robin hood is saying that it's working with additional market makers to improve its trading executions but this is going to continue to be a problem especially as robin hood targets demographic in these novice traders with little to no experience in the markets and they are especially vulnerable as robin hood's business model is to kind of investing like one giant casino without providing the upper texas for new investors a lot of people joining in times of need much like we said to earn extra income michael i want to turn back to these jobless claim numbers that we mentioned it was supposed to slow modestly but it went from 825002885008 3rd that have the highest number we've seen since september right so how is the u.s. going to dig itself out of this hole. oh it's not going to without crashing 1st unfortunately you know in challenger year 2020 the government will have borrowed 4 trillion dollars who are doing dollars assuming this latest iteration of stimulus gets passed and mr powell as promised

string robin branch reports from shanghai on how it is bein robin: two young women who have come throughchina. two people who had a very different journey. two people now with very different things on their mind going forward. she's back in her tiny apartment after a 2500 round-trip when she was forced to stay with her parents. given this all started in china, world outside will think of her. >> [speaking chinese[ ] i hope next year, i can get a new bar. robin: after that, harassment and maybe even intimidation. that is what she's worried about. s at trt of february, shanghai was a ghost town. a city of 24emillion people y. t now though. this is what a return to normal looks like. [laughter] robin: despite the rain, pan is happy these days. some of her friends never came back to shanghai. they opted for safer government jobs at home. she has a job at a restaurant. china rejects any accusation that it was slow to react to the outbreak of this virus. it points to its official death toll, 4750, as evidence that it won what it calls a war against the virus. l which means you get this. normal

good to see you. >> hi, robin.the year. for her two surprise albums "folklore" and "evermore" and here's taylor talking about the making of both of them and how the second one ended up even happening. take a look. >> when i put out "folklore," i remember just feeling so proud and happy but still like foot on the gas like let's keep going. this is fun. i'm not finished with this and everybody, all my collaborators, they all felt the same way about it so we just kept going. with this one i have this feeling of a sort of quiet conclusion and sort of this weird serenity of like, we did what we set out to do and we're all really proud of it and that feels really, really good. >> i bet. it is so good and the full interview will be available tuesday night on apple music and apple's honor comes on the perfect day, taylor turned 31 on sunday and to celebrate her birthday she released a new dance remix of her first single from "evermore" called "willow" writing on instagram, not to be all it's my birthday and i just want to

not surprising it's coming from a robin.unity from the vaccine. i would be surprised if it's a one and done. i would not -- my expectation is you may need to get a booster, it may be annual. we just don't know so we'll know more information in the upcoming months. >> and the final question from twitter, dr. jha, will enough people take the vaccine for it to be effective in ending the pandemic as surveys have shown that right now enough people won't take it to develop herd immunity. >> yeah, this is a really good question. even if 30%, 40% of americans get it it will make a big difference but we probably need to get to 70% or 80% of people getting vaccinated to bring it to an end, so we'll have to address people's concerns and hesitancy and really be, i think, work on helping people understand it's going to be good for them and their communities. >> grateful to you and to our viewers for those insightful questions and your responses. thank you, dr. jha. you take care. >> thank you. >> george. >> always brings such great infor

thank you for joining us this morning, i'm james fletcher and i robin winston filling in for darya folsom hello monday, hello monday i see again huh. >>and it's a wet start to this moment, was traveling on some soggy roads this morning make sure you watch your speed out there. but we're also following some developing news. that's been breaking from overnight and that's about the coronavirus vaccine arriving in california. now one of the first bay area hospitals that will receive the vaccine is john muir health which is in walnut creek kron four's will tran joins us live this morning from wannacry well. >>robin it is right behind me we don't know exactly when the shipments will arrive, but we know already it's in california. so it could be a week maybe 2 but help is on the way it's like the is heading over the hill as we speak let me show you some video right now if you're waking up the vaccine from visor visor is in los angeles and here's a picture of it arrived there so it's on its way it's actually being escorting we've seen pictures like this across america over the weekend it's being

robin. >>all right, thank you john let's get an update on your morning commute around the bay area checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza which is really not bad a lot of folks are taking monday off the backup has never reached the maze. it spills off and on for the overcrossing but that's about it so minor wait here the pay gates rolling into san francisco. and overall it's just been a really nice trip except it's it's very soggy. you know we have the rain here in the bay area roads are still very slick. so you need to slow it down out there and watch your speed but overall under 15 minutes into san francisco 92 another busy bridge, but it's not bad started stocking up early this morning at 04:00am and still have a lot of folks are rolling over to the peninsula, but no problems just some minor crowding here for west 92, east 92 looks good too on the left the headlights coming into hayward not a problem, maybe your community from the north bay to san francisco. we're checking out the golde

well conquered at a cool 41 right now robin. right, thank you john we're checking in on the traffic just taking a quick peek at the bridge us as traffic is picking up on all of our bridges, especially the bay bridge 80 west into san francisco picking up but not backing up so you're good here leading up to the toll plaza under 10 minutes to make it from the bottom of the maze over to fremont street over to 92 the 7 tail britta gets the award for the busiest bridge right now lots of brake lights, philly and west of the toll plaza still trouble free right through foster city and san mateo we'll check more bridges coming up a little bit later. >>5.32 time let's get back to our top story this morning in just a few hours from now doctors and nurses in the bay area will be getting the pfizer covid-19 vaccine frontline health care workers in los angeles county were among the first yesterday to get pfizer's covid vaccine. take a look. >>it was more than 30,000 doses of pfizer's coronavirus vaccine are here in california. 2000 doses or in

shoes or those are robin's shoes or those are robin's glasses.rs living things around, is this my mug oi’ living things around, is this my mug or somebody else's? that is amazing, i use apps every day but i've never seen something that would personalise objects in my hand before. and this will be groundbreaking for the visually impaired community. now we're going to talk about aiming enter specifically how accessible videogames rate. so paul, tell us about this next story, please. with the new consoles on sale, the ps five and the export series x, questions have been asked about how accessible they are, is this the most accessible series ever? we have been looking into it and investigating specifically what changes have been made for disabled gamers. i remember seeing my first games console probably when i was around five or six but it wasn't something that appealed to me at the time, primarily because the controllers were just completely inaccessible to me. i have congenital hemiplegia which is a little bit like cerebral palsy but only affects t

take care, jen. >> thanks, robin. >>> all right, ginger. back to you. >> thank you, robin.w fire burning." hawkins wrote the 2015 best-seller "the girl on the train," you may remember that one. that sold more than 20 million copies worldwide, and spent 40 weeks at number one. here she is talking about her new book. >> good morning, america. i'm paula hawkins and i'm thrilled to be here to introduce my new novel, "a slow fire burning." it's a dark tale of deceit, revenge, murder and three very intriguing women who may or may not be to blame. i can't wait to share it with with all next year. >> ooh, we can't wait either. "a slow fire burning" will be >>> good morning. after some limited fog this morning, we'll have increasing high clouds and temperatures a little bit above average this afternoon. 50s at the coast. temperatures warmer than average and p >>> now to stories of some of the inspiring people who have stepped up to serve others during the covid crisis and we are celebrating them this morning. ginger, you have all the details. >>> ah this, is a good one, michael. dif

robin? >> has doubled. all right, kaylee, thank you. >>> now to that big meeting tomorrow. independent experts getting ready to advise the fda on whether to issue an emergency use authorization of the pfizer vaccine. ahead of that, the fda released a 53-page analysis of what we know about it so far. and our chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas is here to break it all down for us. good morning, tom. >> robin, good morning to you. the big headline as we know the vaccine is said to be 95% effective and the fda is now giving us a chart to show how effective it is. i want to break this down in a very simple manner. this is the rate. on the way up, this is people getting sick, and this is over time. this red line here, this is the placebo. in an experiment, they have done with a placebo. these people got injected with nothing. with the placebo, these people got sicker. with one does of the vaccine, look at this, just one dose, 52% of people were effective. once they got that second dose

but robin had a goal. that on that day i would climb cornwall‘s highest mountain, brown willy, and try and raise £100,000 towards a garden at cornwall‘s hospital because i think every hospital in the country should have a healing garden in it, and let's start with cornwall. it was exciting to have him home but it was also quite nerve—racking as well. we were in lockdown for two weeks once he came home, so [10 one came near us. and that's quite scary, i'm not a nurse and i didn't know whether i was going to have to do major nursing or not. he was very thin and had lost about a stone and a half. so we had a lot of work to get him back on his feet again. he could hardly walk a few yards when he got home on a zimmer frame. it just takes a bossy woman and a certain amount of threats and he would do what i had told him. so we borrowed and mobility scooter, we borrowed an exercise bike and we have done a lot of exercises and short walks. it hasjust been really amazing watching his strength comeback, watching his

with us on the kron 4 morning news happy tuesday is the first day of december hello december, i'm robin winston. >>let's get a check of that first day of december forecast with meteorologist john scher able hey john i totally forgot that we make that transition from november to december that was quick couple months ago, i guess that is always kind of a shock how close thanksgiving is to the end of the month now it's christmas time we both got the red on robin and rubble starting off with some cool temperatures for inland areas back down into the 30's to kick off the new month for many areas. >>the view from suture tower is pretty clear look at the bottom left your screen you can make a little bit of fog down there. fog is definitely a bit closer to the this morning unlike yesterday when it was crystal clear skies across the entirety of the region today we have seen some of that fog drifting in aside from that skies obviously to remain really clear and dry that's something that's going to remain unchanged in this forecast. there's your little a right san bruno mountain and even streaming

robin. thank you john we're checking in on your monday morning drive back to work. >>and it's a soggy one as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's not too bad though coming into san francisco. it's been stacking up off and on from the 80 overcrossing but no major issues here for 80 overall a nice quick trip right on through downtown san francisco. you should be driving at a reduced speed sensor roads are still slick so take it easy out there we're checking in on 92 your trip across the san mateo bridge westbound which actually looks a little bit better at least for now it's starting to thin out already and started stacking up in the 4 o'clock hour. and it's been just a lot of off and on slowing but nothing too bad here from hayward over to the peninsula. we have one more the richmond sandra fell bridge. we're checking in on west bound 5.80 leading up to the toll plaza. so far which is smooth and at the limit so no issues for into the north bay all is well and we remain hot spot free one on one across the golden gate is also doing fine with no problems in

it is thursday december 3rd i'm robin winston we appreciate your company. >>you need to get a check of the forecast before you head outside we need to know how it's filling outside your door, let's check in with john trouble, hey there robin we are looking at a nice clear morning yet again free of fog across most of the bay area and we are going to be looking at some chilly conditions yet again to no big surprise there we've been in the 30 so much lately for morning lows and we're right back to it for inland areas at least a look outside for mercy church, our nice crisp and clear looking no fog sitting over san francisco. >>we do have some fog south of the city, some low lying cloud cover is pushed in right on the peninsula as well as into point rays and up into portions of northern marine and sonoma counties so do watch out for these patches of low lying cloud cover and fog a little closer to the coast as well as out towards the central valley, otherwise it will be another clear morning for the vast majority of us san jose right now you're at 43 livermore

robin all right. thank you john we're checking in on the traffic. >>taking a look at 80 or drive into san francisco which is looking good right now we are delay free, it is nice and smooth. just a clear shot right across the upper deck through downtown san francisco so come on in if you have some work to do you don't have to deal with the typical crowd because folks are still off and on vacation which must be very nice you're a techie and on the golden gate, let's head over to one o one take a look at the traffic here that looks a little bit better so the last time we checked it was a little foggy right the fog sort of rolls in and out across the span here, but right now it's looking good, better visibility into and out of san francisco and so far it's under 25 minutes that's rolling south. which is a commute direction from the bottle highway 37 to the toll plaza the san francisco side we're off to the richmond sandra fell we're checking in on west bound 5.80 leading up to the pay gates into this delay free hot spot free come on and no problems for

good morning, rob. >> hey, good morning, robin.s you remember, last year not a huge year for snow. the good news is, there's plenty of salt left over. this barn holds over a thousand tons of salt and there are dozens of these across the state alone. heavy equipment like this front loader loading up salt like that into trucks like this, and they'll use the entire fleet here, and not only in this state, but states across the u.s. as this is turning out to be a beast of a december snowstorm. this morning, millions are dealing with the impact of a winter storm blanketing parts of the country with heavy snow. this storm turning deadly overnight in odessa, nebraska. this semi sliding down this snow-covered highway. you can see the red cab barrelling past other trucks already stopped on the road. in oklahoma, road conditions slick with ten inches of snow there. this semi jackknifing and slamming into another truck, shutting down the highway. one of the drivers rushed to the hospital. and in texas, this same storm system brought up to five

today and then our first dose of rainfall tonight ahead of next week and next year's heavier stuff, robin. >>thank you john we're checking in on the traffic and we know that it's not so bad when it's when it's not raining the drive into san francisco, brighter lighter the sun is coming up, so it's not so dark out there, but traffic is moving well as its been doing throughout the morning drive a lot of folks are still on vacation out of town at home not on the roads and we can see that because it's nice and smooth here at the pay gates on 80 into san francisco. all right let's check in on some more bridges we 92 it's our busiest bridge. so we have a crowd on both sides now leaving hayward heading west and coming into hayward going east. but so far no major issues in your drive time between hayward and san mateo is still under 30 minutes. so that's really good and that's considered right on time all right, let's check the golden gate this is where we have that dense fog advisory in place we can see the fog right now, but it was pretty bad earlier right across the span we could not see the t

robin. thank you john we're checking in on the traffic and it's still pretty packed at the bay bridge toll plaza so the trip into san francisco is one of those commutes where you need to get out there early there's a tow truck rolling we do have report of an accident near the pay gates i don't see in this shot of maybe after. >>the toll plaza looks pretty minor though, but it's just going to add to the traffic coming in because it's a visual distraction so slow from the bottom of the maze that's normal picking up here at the richmond sandra fell bridge. now we have some crowding at the toll plaza 11 minutes and growing into the north bay, but it's still quiet on the span and quiet making that trip into the north bay look at the drive times on highway forced picking up a little bit the trip from antioch to concord is about 20 minutes, 6.80 south and to 42 both find them him, it's 23 minutes and growing from san leandro to milpitas and no problems on one oh one leaving the south bay heading to

or oh, those it to say yes, robin's shoes. oroh, those are it to say yes, robin's shoes.are robin's classes. particularly when you have family members leaving their stuff around as well. is this my mug that i'm about to pick up or is it somebody else's? the database will undoubtably improve, seeing ai and soundscape. two audio tools already launched by microsoft. the biggest gap is what we have been calling the data desert, to really light up all of that potential. we start to realise that there is not enough data, holistically, not just that there is not enough data, holistically, notjust for anyone thing but not enough data. from next year, the database will also become open source. so anyone can build better products, whether that is for your smartphone or even your smart glasses. oh, yeah! hi five. blind girl high—5! will it come to glasses soon? boy, i really do hope it will! i would actually wear these glasses around the house, not just out and about. because then everything that i look at would be spoken to me. well, that sounds amazing. i use apps every single day

robin. john we're checking in on the traffic. >>taking a peek at your commute around the bay area this morning no problems here on 80 into san francisco wide open at the pay gates, no problems across the upper deck and it's just clear that's how we like it right on through downtown san francisco which means it is a great time to come on and since it's nice and quiet and smooth. we're checking in on more bridges around the bay area taking a look at 92, this is your trip across the san mateo bridge. >>and you know normally it's a little busy during the morning drive it's already picking up just a little bit but we don't have any major problems or accidents or stalls so traffic continues to move well this morning from hayward over to the peninsula. but we do have more folks on the road right now making their way to the peninsula. so if this fridge you should definitely get out there early if you can no problems into foster city or san mateo. >>more traffic coming up a little bit there you see a dramatic new video showing the moments

hello friday t g i f i'm robin winston. >>let's get an update on that friday forecast looks a little bit different than yesterday right when we woke up we woke up to the sound rain and strong winds. it's dry out there today but let's see exactly what the weekend has in store hey john hey there rob and gary looking at some dry skies. this morning in fact, crystal clear conditions after yesterday's wet conditions around the same time so a nice way to switch things up. >>as you are getting outside this friday and a good weekend ahead of us to are going to be keeping these clear skies around for a good time ahead of us this is your look outside at tower it is beautiful, it is clear there's not a lot to be talking about out there aside from just how crystal clear it is so that's a nice way to start this morning. radar is super quiet and if we zoom out across the region we've even quieted down for the sierra and southern california to now temperatures are in the 30's and 40's this is cooler than it was yesterday, dublin you're at

robin all right. thank you john we're checking in on the traffic and as we make our way closer and closer to the the traffic is light because a lot of folks are at home. they're off their out of town. >>and we're not seeing any major delays around the bay area, rob to the golden gate, here's a live look at one oh one where traffic remains nice and smooth. so far it's looking good 21 minutes nevado to the toll plaza the richmond sandra fell bridge also a nice commute here, couple of cars rolling through the pay gates, what it's been hot spot free with no issues for you in to the north bay, the bay bridge traffic picking up just a little bit but no problems to worry about come on and get out there early if you can 8 minutes from the bottom of the maze over to the fremont street exit will check more bridges and we're drive times and freeways coming up a little bit later darya james. thank you robin top story this morning, we have california now facing its darkest days of the coronavirus crisis the state

>>robin all right sounds good.hank you john your checking in on the traffic maybe take a little bit of extra time to sit in that car and warming up it's a little chilly outside no at least are starting off your monday morning commute hot spot free. it's a great trip into san francisco as checking out 80 west, a nice role so far right nice and smooth across upper deck. but about the golden gate. let's check in on one oh one there it is no problems into or out of san francisco, smooth and at the limit so far moving well on the southbound side which is the left heading into san francisco. we're doing just fine so come on in we're also checking out 92 your connection between. think he in the peninsula. so far so good with no big trouble spots to foster city. and we have the richmond sandra fell bridge. checking in on west bound 5.80 leading up to the toll plaza as i take a little sip of water because my throat dry. it's either that or just terrible coughing and traffic moves very well through the pay gates across the s

everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 00:00am morning news, i'm robin winston. >>our top story that we're following for you this morning, a major milestone in the fight against covid-19. these are pictures of the first shipment of the pfizer vaccine arriving overnight at l a x in southern california. the first doses are now being sent to hospitals to vaccinate frontline workers today in total more than 325,000 doses will be distributed all across the state. it's a big task and with it comes a number of challenges and bay area hospitals during their part to be ready kron four's dan thorn has more. >>fedex trucks rolling out the first shipments of pfizer by a one text covid-19 vaccine. it's a signal of hope as coronavirus cases continue to soar in california. the first set of vaccinations are set to be administered as early as monday that's the beginning of the end and that is the way we get ourselves out of this mess. >>but unfortunately it's going to take a number of months before there's enough people vaccinated to really turn the tide california is expected to

robin? >> okay, matt. thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to president-elect joe biden's nomination for defense secretary, on the verge of making history. biden is expected to select retired general lloyd austin, who would be the first black person to lead the pentagon. our chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz, joins us with much more on all of this. good morning, martha. >> good morning, robin. general austin has a long history in conflict zones, but indeed, if he is confirmed, he will be the first african-american to serve as secretary of defense. he served in iraq when barack obama was president, and general austin oversaw the withdrawal of all troops there. i was actually in that helicopter flying out of baghdad with general austin that day. it was an enormously complicated operation. austin has vast knowledge of the middle east, where he has been focused. of course, u.s. troops were back in iraq in 2014, when isis rolled through that country. the most surprising part of all of this, i

robin has more in today's "gma first look." >> hi, i'm robin roberts in washington, d.c. on the campus of howard university. just wrapped up my interview with vice president-elect kamala harris. this is her beloved alma mater. hee's your "gma first look." i think people will be very encouraged to hear what you said that mitch mcconnell and joe biden have spoken. he has acknowledged that he is the president-elect. >> yeah. how important do you think that is? >> i think it is critically important. i applaud mitch mcconnell for talking to joe biden today. it should have been earlier, but let's move forward. where we can find common purpose and common ground, let's do that. >> just a sneak peek of my interview with the vice president-elect and you can see much more of my interview coming up on "gma." >>> let's talk more about what to expect when you step outside and later tonight when the ran rolls in. it's 5:09. temperature 40 in castro valley. 42 in union city. everyone else around 44 to 47. with a mostly cloudy sky. high clouds over the east bay. we have some 30s in the ea

robin. all right, thank you john checking in on the traffic now taking a peek at your tuesday morning commute into san francisco. >>here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic remains nice and quiet and light with no problems no crashes and no hot spots, so it's a great time to get out there early if you're able to roll out of bed and hit the roads do it now we don't have any problems into san francisco. all right let's check some more shall we we're checking in on the san mateo bridge, here's a live look at 92 traffic looks pretty good so far right, no issues leaving hayward no problems into foster city or send the tail so it's under 20 minutes to make that drive over to highway one oh one. all right, let's check in on some more bridges, we have the golden gate where traffic looks good so far we've had no problems into or out of san francisco. so far it's going to be quick trip here nevado to san francisco clocking in at just under 25 minutes, we'll check more traffic comi

good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron 4 morning news, i'm robin winston t g i f hello friday, it's nice to see you it's december 11th 2020 lets us start newscast with a check of your forecast. >>i heard there's some rain on the way let's check in with john and see if it's coming soon and how much you're going to get hey john hey robin yount finally looking at some rainfall in the forecast ahead of us we've been dry for multiple weeks now so this is exactly the change that we need to see now most of your daytime hours today should remain dry. we're certainly dry out there. this morning will be later on mostly past sunset tonight that showers begin to arrive across the bay area as for your berkeley cam skies looking nice and clear all the way out to the coastline should be a smooth drive into work this morning pretty business as usual as you are venturing outside this morning. >>definitely some noticeable cloud cover that is scooted in across the bay area you can see that here on radar that veil of clouds that sitting right across the region to our west we

robin. >>all right, thank you john we're checking in on the traffic your hump day morning commute is looking good 18 to san francisco still nice and light and quiet i'm double checking. the chp incident law. no problems no crashes no major trouble spot. so a quick trip across the upper deck right on through downtown, san francisco come on in we're checking out some more bridges, let's head over to 92, here's a live look at the san mateo bridge we're checking the drive westbound levy hayward and the traffic is definitely filling in no big problems right now it's a quick trip under 25 minutes from the nimitz to the bayshore but no you have some company as you make your way off to the peninsula will check more traffic coming up a little bit later. >>5.18 right now and we have new developments in the breonna taylor case 2 of the louisville police officer connected to her death could be fired. detective joshua jaynes and myles cosgrove have both gotten tree termination letters kentucky's attorney