. >> reporter: at a nursing home in northwest arkansas, we found a gem named ruby. 11-year-old ruby chitsy to go to work with her mom. amanda is a nurse who travels to several nursing homes in the area. and it was on one of those visits that ruby started going up to residents with her note d notepad. >> if you could have any three things, any three things, what would they be? >> what would you want. >> reporter: she came this idea, these questions? >> yes. >> reporter: with the intention of what? >> i don't think she had anshe s just curious. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> yes. i thought people would say money, houses, lamborghini. instead, here is what she fosome asked for vienna sausage, and other really basic items. >> that's all they wanted, and i really decided i needed to do something. >> reporter: so she called a charity called three wishes for ruby's residents. >> good evening. i'm going sit right beside you. >> reporter: now, while her mom is caring for patients, ruby goes room to room. >> cheese. >> i love cheese. >> i do too. >> reporter: jots down wish, and then sets out t

casa rubÍ es una de las organizaciones que estÁ trabajando con los centros de detenciÓn para que losntinuando con la casa rubÍ, las intervenciones de la organizaciÓn se han convertido en un alivio para todos los centroamericanos que estÁn a punto de llegar a la frontera, le seguiremos informando conforme avance esta nueva caravana. a partir de hoy cuando comprÉ en lÍnea tendrÁ que pagar impuesto, este serÁ de 7.25 por ciento en todo el estado, en el 2018 la corte suprema de estados unidos determinÓ que las empresasfuera del estado que realizan mÁs de 200 transacciones o $100,000 en venta al aÑo deberÁn cobrar impuestos a los compradores, para muchas negocios esto es justo pues mucha gente comparaba que estos negocios que se estaba quedando sin clientes porque la gente compraba en lÍnea sin que le cobraron el impuesto. >> vamos a ver cÓmo estÁn las condiciones del clima para los prÓximos dÍas, hoy es lunes, parece ser que lascosas van a estar hÚmedas. >> ya lloviÓ allÁ afuera, vamos a ver estas imÁgenes en vivo, vamos con suheily lÓpez que ya estÁ lista con la ventana al tiempo. >> co

on a really good talk to many thanks indeed for being with us tanya a ruby that. at least five civilians have been killed in fighting on the outskirts of libya's capital rockets and show is fired by forces loyal to the warlord holly for hafter hit a residential area west of tripoli more than fifty people have been killed in fighting over the past week thousands more have been displaced live down to tripoli . for us but with people living in tripoli must be pretty concerned that this fighting is go encroach on where they live. definitely yes. we've spoken to civilians lay people or small business owners in tripoli city center they're very worried that the fighting could reach their neighborhoods as you know adrian that have to as forces have been told was declaring the are planning to take over the capital tripoli the are fighting to proceed towards the capital city center in order to take control of their state institutions and also the vital facilities in this city center like the libya central bank and also the ministers headquarters but also we have concerns fr

kevin ruby who representing u.s. telecom, the broadband association, and miss margot lawders of washington, d.c. center. thank you for being here. we look forward to you being here. we will start with you, attorney general on my left and you're right. and proceed. if you can come find your oral remarks to five minutes come it will give us an optimum a time -- optimum time to ask questions. >> good morning. in the esteemed members of the subcommittee. i am doug peterson. i am here to provide a state attorney general's perspective on protecting consumers from the scores of a legal robo calls and phone scammers. thank you for the opportunity to testify on this important issue. state attorney general's are on the frontline of helping consumers who are harassed and scammed by unwanted calls. telemarketing calls are the number one source of consumer complaints from many offices as sec and the ftc. attorney general's bring enforcement actions against telemarketers under state and federal law. both in our individual capaciti

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each ring includes 185 diamonds, rubies and sapphires totalling 15 carats and the patriots led by super you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. good morning. temperatures are on a downward trend over the next few days and nights. we still manage 16 degrees in western scotland, but colder air is coming down from scandinavia over the north sea, so it will feel chilly for the next few days. but at least we are all going to get some sunshine, a bit like we did here on tuesday. tuesday, still cold and grey and wet at times across southern england. it will be southern england that sees the biggest change in the weather for wednesday. that cloud that has been sticking there for the past few days bringing some rain at times is finally moving its way southwards. still a bit of cloud, a few spots of rain along the south coast, otherwise probably a dry start, clear skies further north and as you move northwards, the winds are lighter. we are more likely to have a frost and temperatures cou

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he was the 2-1 clear under ruby walsh. he was the 2—1 favourite.going for a second in a row. if he wins it could mean he is an elite company. winning the grand national, two years running is almost unheard of. the great red rum was the last to get back in 1974, but note that last years champion has it in his sights. trained in ireland, tiger roll won his most recent ireland, tiger roll won his most rece nt ra ce ireland, tiger roll won his most recent race by a staggering 22 lengths. 0nce recent race by a staggering 22 lengths. once again he is the one to beat. like he can be going to the grand natural —— grand national with better preparation. he is in good form and i couldn't be happier with him. we have been racing over these fences for some 180 years now and only four horses in that time had ever won consecutive grand nationals. such is the confidence integral that he could start as one of the hottest favourites that aintree has ever seen. the hottest ever was back in 1935, golden miller. golden miller is done. he tried to refuse and shoots his

when some of your school mates and contemporaries in the neighborhood found out you were ozzy and ruby'sand how did they react to thetism that may not have been popular at the time? >> we had a life growing up that was extraordinary as well as ordinary, and our close friends now dominique, i know when you were very young, when i led the march against the racial killing in bensonhurst, when they brought me in the hospital first thing i said was turn off all of the news, i don't want you to see hi been stabbed, and, of course, ashley your sister. a few days later a baby sitter did know and was reading the jet magazine. you saw it and fell out, you had an asthma attack and actually stayed in the hospital longer than i did. so i don't think people understand that young women like you, like those that have formed the daughters of the movement like daugherty's daughter and granddaughters have to grow up in the atmosphere you did not choose and it's dangerous. >> yeah, and from an early age you're actually put into this situation not understanding the emotional trials and all that comes along w

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5.80 on to to 38 trying to make it over to the nimitz and then we have an accident 84 wes western rubyut the 3 miles or so back to will be on dallas eto'o keep that in mind westbound 84, still pretty heavy because of the accident james started. >>all right, thank you very much robin happening today, the funeral service will be held for the woman who was shot and killed a synagogue near san diego over the weekend giving her life to save others here she jumped in front of the rabbi when the gunman came in and they held a vigil for her last night, rick dimensional has more. >>we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. >>a community standing together in solidarity and in mourning after passover celebrations at a synagogue in poway california ended in gunfire on saturday. one was killed and 3 others wounded, including rabbi yisrael goldstein. more shots came running right at me and i lifted up my hands. my index finger on this hand. after 4 hours of surgery the suspect identified by police as 19 year-old john ernest is in custody. the rabbis life saved by a member of the congregation lori

rubis is the biggest loser, down by 7%. this is a refining business.esting on ig group as well. we talked about it had fallen more than 40% at one state of the trading day. that is a contract for different trading platforms. ig group, different business. let's get a bloomberg first word news update with debra mao in hong kong. uber is hoping investors will look beyond its $3 billion operating loss last year. metrics.its preferred the start of says it has over 90 million. uber's top bosses have a lot riding on the ipo. bosses will not best until the company reaches a $120 billion market value. walt disney's new streaming service will cost seven dollars per month and will feature kid friendly programming, animated movies, original series, and material from marvel and "star wars." it is not expected to break even until about five years. on aking them available new technology platform that is simply more modern and growing at popularity at a price that makes sense with the user face that is beautiful is why we are confident. hasa: jerome powell reportedly

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. >> reporter: the cost to be about five dollars and while there would be no gait, the ruby license plate readers to scan cars as they headed down the hill. >> while we want the structure to be seen by people from all around the world and all the visitors, we also wanted to be able to make sure that this neighborhood is livable for the people who do live here. >> reporter: at least one tourist said that they think the plan is a bad idea. >> is a landmark, we are just here to check it out. i don't think they should do that. it should just be open to the public and let us enjoy san francisco. >> this legislation has many hoops to jump through at this point it is to get through both houses of the california legislator, gets signed by governor moose him into law, and handed over to the board of supervisors and mtc. the see if they can come up with a plan to make this all work. >>> speaking of plans, plans for a huge high-rise in santa clara have literally hit the chopping block tonight. len ramirez is at the site near great america and levi stadium. >> reporter: a chinese real estate company

register their names they were promised food and shelter for more hamad left his home in where the ruby area south of tripoli after random gunfire hit their house he says he and his family narrowly escaped death so it was sort of got them our house was in the crossfire from three directions so i gathered my family and took shelter in one room five minutes later a rocket landed and exploded in the house it destroyed three rooms. fighting has intensified near civilians in areas since the forces loyal to the family for have to launch an offensive to take control of the capital tripoli on the fourth of april. and back to police the government has launched a counter or fence of to defend the capital the fighting soon currently extends to around one hundred sixty kilometers south of tripoli it includes the areas of gaza have been a cheer the disused international airport also one e. so give me some say hill where there'll be an ns are several occasions in and around tripoli have been also hit by a restrikes the united nations says more than one thousand people have left their homes to escape

soldiers torturing innocent people a good mole have been arrested for it yet julian assange has for ruby huling it wiki leaks also came out with the secret bibles of scientology which showed that illions around the world. inside of us. give us indigestion or something i can't remember anyway but no one has ever been arrested for perpetrating that nutbag kalt yet julian assange has for revealing it next up to bat and dissent in china wiki leaks posted videos of dissidents fighting back which were not allowed to be viewed in china and in case you forgot wiki leaks does not only open up the truth about the u.s. it is brought transparency around the world they were revealed the peru or you'll scandal and that russia was spying on their citizens cell phones and the men report on toxic dumping in africa and the syrian file showing the inner workings of the syrian government and wiki leaks showed us a secret australian supreme court gag order that's. the australian press from reporting on a huge bribery scandal that involved the central bank and international leaders this might be why a son is

to register their names their promised food and shelter photos while hamad left his home where the ruby area south of tripoli after random gunfire hit their house he says he and his family narrowly escaped death. sort of got to our house was in the crossfire from three directions so i gathered my family and took shelter in one room five minutes later a rocket landed and exploded in the house it destroyed three rooms. fighting has intensified civilians areas since the forces loyal to the city for have to launch an offensive to take control of the capital tripoli on the fourth of april are you and back to police the government has launched a counter or fence of to defend the capital the fighting soon currently extends to around one hundred sixty kilometers south of tripoli it includes the areas of gaza have been a cheer the disused international airport also one e so. where there will be an ns are several occasions in and around tripoli have been also hit by a restrikes the united nations says more than one thousand people have left their homes to escape the fighting on the southern outsk

poetry right here on their phones instagram poems designed to be read on a single screen canadian poet ruby core has three point six million followers millennial is trying to make sense of a mixed up fast paced world. one day they said she was old enough to learn some shame she found it came quite naturally but as a kind of safety the body finds a place to hide the cloth fans out against the skin much like the earth that falls on coffins after they put the dead men in m.t.r. starkers palms are required reading part of the curriculum for any british teenager studying english literature but i think in this world today there is so much confusion so much noise from the world that poetry is needed more than ever and people are turning in to it more than ever for that kind of still point in an absolutely chaotic world writer ben also believes we seek meaning from poets as distrust grows for political leaders to turn to people who use language to speak to our hearts to speak to our souls to speak to a greater sense of of the possibilities of the world and of humanity. was come peled to write a poe

poetry right here on their phones instagram poems designed to be read on a single screen canadian poet ruby core has three point six million followers millennial is trying to make sense of a mixed up fast paced world one day they said she was old enough to learn some shame she found it came quite naturally but there was a kind of safety the body finds a place to hide the cloth fans out against the skin much like the earth that follows on coffins after they put the dead men m.t.s. starkers poems are required reading part of the curriculum for any british teenager studying english literature. but i think in this world today there is so much confusion and so much noise from the world that poetry is needed more than ever and people are turning in to it more than ever for that kind of still point in an absolutely chaotic world writer ben also believes we seek meaning from poets as distrust grows for political leaders to turn to people who use language to speak to speak. to speak to a greater sense of of the possibilities of the world and of humanity. was compelled to write a poem about the groun

each ring includes 185 diamonds, rubies and sapphires totaling 15 carats and the patriots led by superhe ceremonial pitches. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team that is your wednesday sport briefing. thank you very much. at the beginning of the programme we asked you to tell us your thoughts. the story we're covering today is the new york mayor saying that there could be fines for people who do not vaccinate their children against measles. this, after a public health emergency was declared in new york by the mayor after an outbreak of measles. we asked you to provide an opinion on whether or not this is justified or not. we have had many replies. justified? justified or not. we have had many replies. justified ? ignorance and superstition and outright lies have caused this problem and now signs and good medicine and other public health initiatives will try to rectify the unnecessary burden on the city and beyond. another viewer says that back vaccination should be without a fine. michael manderson says it is

the 6—1 shot favourite, ridden byjockey ruby walsh, led at the final fence and had enough to hold offst cheltenham gold cup. that's all the sport for now. hopefully you managed to make the most of the sunshine over easter. it was spectacularly warm and sunny and we have arranged for you to have another fine day on tuesday. from wednesday, it does look as though things are going to be going downhill. what goes up, must come down. the satellite images shows a lot of cloud with weather fronts eventually heading our way and bringing showers and thunderstorms. very unsettled incidentally across the mediterranean right now. very strong winds and downpours and it has been colder in spain and portugal and even gibraltar compared to what we have had here in the uk. not that anymore tomorrow, a shade cooler. much of north—western europe and scandinavia still under the influence of high—pressure, u nsettled influence of high—pressure, unsettled weather. tuesday morning is looking absolutely fine. not as cold as it was yesterday morning but it is still going to be a little bit chilly. then quickl

come to register their names they were promised food and shelter for hamad left his home in where the ruby area south of tripoli after random gunfire hit their house he says he and his family narrowly escaped death. our house was in the crossfire from three directions so i gathered my family and took shelter in one room five minutes later a rocket landed and exploded in the house it destroyed three rooms. fighting has intensified near civilians areas since the forces loyal to. their have to launch an offensive to take control of the capital tripoli on the fourth of april. and back to police the government has launched a counter or fence of to defend the capital the fighting soon currently extends to around one hundred sixty kilometers south of tripoli it includes the areas of gaza have been a cheer the disused international airport. so. where they will be here and ends are civil litigations in and around tripoli have been also hit by a restrikes the united nations says more than one thousand people have left their homes to escape the fighting on the southern outskirts of tripoli government

the 6—1 shot favourite, ridden byjockey ruby walsh, led at the final fence and had enough to hold offand acapella bourgeois. mullins‘ historic win comes just a month after winning his first cheltenham gold cup. great britain are celebrating promotion to the fed cup world group for the first time in 26 years after beating kazakhstan. as it stands they‘lljoin the eight—team second tier of the world‘s elite, although proposed changes to the competition structure could see them play the very top teams. a former british number one thinks that they will be able to compete. when players sometimes put their home country‘s tracksuit on it brings out different passion, different levels of performance. anything can happen. i think with both konta and boulter, it is a strong team. we have someone injo konta who has beaten some of the strongest champions. she‘s beaten 0sa ka. she‘s beaten kerber, who won wimbledon last year. she‘s beaten venus williams. she‘s beaten wozniacki, who won the australian open. you know, all of the players she has beaten out on the tour, she has enormous self belief. i

vacuum cleaner that can clean your floors while you sleep now in space they'll have astro be asked ruby's are huge shaved flying robots designed to assist astronauts in space developed at nasa ames research center and it's specifically designed broom to mimic the international space station the aster of be used were trained to do things like keep track of tools with tens of thousands of parts and equipment onboard these robots could be programmed to continually locate and inventory even the smallest of items propelled through space by fans and. little cubes could also monitor the air sound and pressure to alert astronauts when something needs to be adjusted the bees faces are also touch screens allowing for messages to be displayed and most importantly these little babies are there so we can find out what happens when humans and robots work together right there learning all these things about interactions between two humans and robots oh here we go well everyone that is our show for you today and remember everyone in this world we're not told that i love them out so i tell you all. the wh

the 6—1 shot favourite, ridden byjockey ruby walsh, led at the final fence and had enough to hold offlins' historic win comes just a month after winning his first cheltenham gold cup. it is still too— one chelsea against burnley, 20 minutes gone in that match. —— 2—1. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. thank you very much indeed, gavin. friends of the young journalist who was shot dead last week in londonderry have daubed paint on an office used by political groups linked to dissident republicans. lyra mckee was killed while covering a riot involving dissident republicans on thursday night. mark simpson reports. the protest was by friends of lyra mckee. this building is used by political groups linked to dissident republicans. the protesters had publicised on social media what they intended to do. when they arrived, a number of men were waiting outside. the police were there, too. no arrests were made, but police did take the names of the women involved. that wee girl is dead. she is dead. nothing matters. take me to court, take me to j

register their names they were promised food and shelter photos while hamad left his home in where the ruby area south of tripoli after random gunfire hit their house he says he and his family narrowly escaped death. sort of got to our house was in the crossfire from three directions so i gathered my family and took shelter in one room five minutes later a rocket landed and exploded in the house it destroyed three rooms. fighting has intensified near civilians areas since the forces loyal to the thirty four have to launch an offensive to take control of the capital tripoli on the fourth of april you and back to police the government has launched a counter all friends of to defend the capital the fighting soon currently extends to around one hundred sixty kilometers south of tripoli it includes the areas of sheer the disused international airport also one e so. where they will be and ends are civil litigations in and around tripoli have been also hit by a restrikes the united nations says more than one thousand people have left their homes to escape the fighting on the southern outskirts of

and the khartoum dalia rubi is a member of the sudanese congress party and here in our studio ahmed could do a ph d. student at george washington university welcome to the stream everyone it's good to have you here let's start with the sentiment in sudan summed up for many by this tweet on my laptop this is from inside it's a bittersweet day it had the potential to be the greatest day in our lives the sudanese but unfortunately we are still ruled by the military so there's a lot of work to be done by people at the sit in but then there's an aside here he wants us to still know we are happy bashir is gone for good. describe for us what that moment in the defense minister announced the toppling of the regime unquote what was that like for you. i mean i think the build up to it was more a story. we woke up pretty early in the morning thinking that we were going to hear some great news it took six hours we had the t.v. on and unfortunately we were faced with. and actually a us sanctioned. i'll show. from two thousand and seven he's telling us that you know this is transition two years militar

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rath lyndon written by ruby walsh next in the betting.key winning the grand national. teeth for two written by lizzie kelly getting a lot of support. also keep an eye out for rachel blackmore. tiger roll is the horse everyone is watching, find out this afternoon. manchester city will look to continue their march to an unprecedented quadruple when they face brighton at wembley in the first of the weekend's fa cup semifinals. the city manager says he's been taking inspiration from teams through history who've won multiple trophies in one season, including manchester united's treble winners in 1999. i'm quite curious about the teams, the players, the athletes when they achieve something good. it's the way they have done it. it's clear that it is always tough. there are always moments when being lucky, personalities and big moments can help to achieve it. you can watch the game live on bbc one. match of the day starts at 5:10, with kick—off at 5:30. norwich have now scored three goals in the first half at home to qpr as they look to extend th

ruby, diverge and cirrus have a steering mechanism that can crack.ng in sudden loss of steering control, posing fall and injury hazards to the riders. about 63,000 bikes were sold and they're all being recalled. if you have one, contact your local authorized retailer and they'll hook you up with a repair. >>> and a bill failed to pass committee. the toxeck-free cosmetics act identified 20 hazardous ingredients including asbestos, formaldehyde and mercury. now many of these ingredients, known as the toxic 20 were already banned in other countries. lobbyists from the cosmetics industry pushed back against the bill calling it a job killer and they're the guys who are winning. >> i'm so surprised. it makes me want to check my make-up for the ingredients. >> you should. >>> now we go inside the largest conservation central for lemurs in the world outside madagascar. they are the leaders in the study and care of lemurs. earth's most threatened group of animals. madagaar.o world's largest and >> lemurs are losing their habitat -- you can hear her i now i've

but as ruby was saying, history is always about the presence.in my book opens with the story about an incident of gun violence and my own family. there is a personal angle that threw me into the question of guns. and of course i was riding in the time of mass shootings, paralyze politics around guns and things every american. but i am writing about a british and the time for the second amendment restrained by people emerging from the british story. so in my investment in the present debate which are emotional lysing, those play to it as well. and lastly, i would just say whenever you have a sense of the political stakes of what you're doing, they are always talking about silicon valley, i live in silicon valley and teaching at stanford. you do have a sense once again that there is an economic takeoff that people like to believe all about on balance but in fact the history of silicon valley is with cold war defense contracts and ongoing. and that again, whenever you invest -- i am invested in that. in the political question that is contemporary f

but as ruby was saying, history is always about the presence. in my book opens with the story about an incident of gun violence and my own family. there is a personal angle that threw me into the question of guns. and of course i was riding in the time of mass shootings, paralyze politics around guns and things every american. but i am writing about a british and the time for the second amendment restrained by people emerging from the british story. so in my investment in the present debate which are emotional lysing, those play to it as well. and lastly, i would just say whenever you have a sense of the political stakes of what you're doing, they are always talking about silicon valley, i live in silicon valley and teaching at stanford. you do have a sense once again that there is an economic takeoff that people like to believe all about on balance but in fact the history of silicon valley is with cold war defense contracts and ongoing. and that again, whenever you invest -- i am invested in that. in the political question that is contemporary

in nigeria and know that a lot of corrupt money in europe that are stuck in european banks that in ruby and countless reputed to repack let those money back to africa we need to hold in europe need to hold of rekha really need to support africa larry and you need to have a mutual understanding between india greely distance africa need how hand-holding we have the common future the two important reasons for migration massive migration inside africa and also outside africa are wall. instead beauty. please in some countries and the second one is the climate change these are the most important reason for migration even more than economic situation even more than economy so there isn't a life as a life nobel but if you if you speak about massive migration displaced people it's peace lack of peace and climate change and we are we have a part of responsibility together on this on the climate change so we have to work together on this help africa to go through the transition for the climate change and also help africa to go to jim a critical we of governance in their country and peace so i thin

>> he will remain on that island called ruby red conservative utah. >> he can politically do this?n no danger, he just won election. others are in a trickier position. they have all decided, almost uniformly, that they either want to get out of politics, meaning they'll take on the president head on or keep their mouth shut and sort of hope for the best and let the next person take the first bullet, let mitt romney step out there. we should be clear, mitt romney is not a vote for impeachment. he'll speak out. he's appalled. if you look at the number of votes he's going to cast in favor of nominees from this administration, policies put forward by this administration, he's not really an anti-trumper. >> you think there wouldn't be a single republican senator to vote for impeachment? >> very, very few. the reality s they're going to try to ride this out. the 2020 elections are not shaping up for them. it's a tough map as far as the senate candidates that are going to have to run. with a charged up democratic-led house that's going to extend these hearings and this inquiry as long as

year by paul nicholl‘s politologue, but reversing that result and coming home 20 lengths clear under rubyand it could be a historic day for one horse in particular. tiger roll is the hot favourite, and is going for his second national in a row. if he wins, he'll be in elite company, as andy swiss reports. winning the grand national two years running is almost unheard of. a great red one was the last to do it backin great red one was the last to do it back in 197a. but now last year's champion has it in his sights. trained in ireland emma tiger roll won his most recent race by a staggering 22 lengths. not surprisingly, he is once again the one to beat. with the grand national come having a bit of preparation... a lot of courses... he is in good form right now. they have been racing over these famous fences for some 118 years now. in that time, only for horses have over one consecutive grand nationals. but suchis consecutive grand nationals. but such is the confidence in tiger roll, he could start as one of the hottest favourites that aintree has ever seen. the hottest ever was back in 1935

>> there's a little bit of stress because now ruby, my character, has to pick between her family hershe's gotten caught a little bit by the f.b.i. and he wants them to turn in her friends. >> stephen: this is the show in which two friends turn to a life of crime to support themselves. >> three. >> stephen: three friends. it's a comedy-- >> it's a dramedy. >> stephen: it's a crime dramady. does anybody go to jail eddie? thank you so much for being here. "good girls" airs sunday late show." happy easter! good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> james: i mean, don't get me wrong, billy. i love hosting a talk show, i do, i do. it's just that it can be tough sometimes, you know? becausso

the tri-valley is all right. 84 does slow moving toward the ruby hill area. south 680, pleasanton, typical pattern there. holding steady out of castro valley. 880 towards hayward and almost reaching to union. a little slow for the east shore, guys. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. happening today, a new addition to an east bay bart station is expected to alleviate stress for bart readers. >> bob redell joins us live this morning to tell us what's new for drivers heading to the rails. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura, marcus. this is the first full week that the south garage has opened at the walnut creek bart station. you see it behind me. it's a five-story parking structure. 900 parking spots. that's 120 more than the previous capacity here at walnut creek park. some are first come, first served. you pay the daily rate. some are monthly. it has been so popular they have sold south and there is a waiting list. this garage is significant for a number of reasons. it does add capacity to the parking here at walnut creek park. but number t