you see thornton was the latest to cause that backup. south of fremont, you're fine into the south bay or northbound routes are your slower drive. look at san jose, 101 from capital expressway and the earlier crash at mckee out of the roadway. 87. slows a bit. volume just playing a factor. it's tuesday. we expect a good volume of traffic through the area. not for another few minutes kicking into san jose. let me give you a look at the other rest of the bay as we zoom up north to -- north of the san mateo bridge and you have a slower drive now to the upper east shore but nothing dramatic. highway four had a sticky point through bay point but things are clear now heading over towards concord. novato in towards san rafael. at speed down toward the golden gate bridge and 101 this time from the peninsula. we kipd over that with the map because it's moving very smoothly. i want to report you're getting more traffic off of 92 so san mateo will see slowing at 101. >> you make it sound positive. >> it is positive because i made it to work already

club owners is a say they want safe streets, too, and so does elijah wan thornton. he is the head of security at club venue in downtown. >> i noticed a bicycle guy who drove up on the sidewalk. >> reporter: he watched what may have sparked the deadly shooting. it start ded with a man standing on the sidewalk. >> the motorcycle drove past him, and he stepped back as the motorcycle drove by, and words were exchanged. >> reporter: about an hour later shots were fired and a stray bullet hit na varez. >> sam martinez mett him in first grade and watch ded him realize his dream as a musician in a local band. >> he didn't to the wrong thing, he was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: and his friends end ended up at the community public meeting and thornton was there to support the family and give a simple solution to the problem of gun violence. >> if you were born with a mouth, you have an issue with somebody, talk it out, and don't resort to grabbing a gun. >> there have been three murders in two years in the downtown area, and that is disturbing for t

. >> eagles resigned cedric thornton to the one year deal. he was a restrict free agent.n had two fumble recoveries in the october win over rams and in case you are wondering, 17 days until the nfl draft. >> there you go. >>> finally drexel university, hosted an exhibit tonight that was a testimony to second chances. many of these works were created by formally homeless artists. it is called artists for all seasons and part of the project home art program. project home aims to empower low income men and women to express their journeys through creativity. the exhibit runs through april the 24th. >>> jim i kim ill live next on channel six followed by night line. jimmy's guests tonight the stars of the avengers. the philadelphia music group, the war on drugs. "action news" continues at 30:00 with tamala he had washings matt o'connell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. we have such a big show for you tonight. you are not going to believe it. so many stars are h

51 minutes for the 238 down to 237 commute the second accident at mar we it was first reported at thorntonhe way into san leandro for the southbound 880 ride in his you know it there's really no good alternates to this commute remember you can get traffic anytime with the kron 4 mobile application a free download it for apple and android and is a great way to keep in touch with the latest news weather and traffic we just cannot watch our newscast. >>michelle apon: he said this is the kickoff one hour special sometime next year will focus on the veterinarian who was recently widowed pregnant and a mother of two the rumors are true the four house seats will is coming to net flexed not sure if that was best cab or were secret and the next-door neighbor who played it gobbler are you want to be the best friends again we're very excited about that coming up in 30 minutes we're talking about pretzels shaped like a popular football player. how did denny's put the magic of dreamworks into their new kids' menu? that's a secret... kind of. introducing dreamworks to the new denny's kid's menu. denny's

the police say thornton had a backpack and a suitcase with him and they needed to lock the area down and including the visitor center to search and clear those items. >>> day one wrapped up in the high profile murder trial of a man charged with killing a d.c. department of corrections official. he is charged with first-degree murder. he's accused of killing carolyn cross working for d.c. corrections for 30 years. julie carrie is live outside the courthouse with the latest on the jury selection. jewels? >> reporter: it's not uncommon to pick a jury in as little of a half a day in murder cases even but here jury selection has lasted all day long. it's taking longer because the potential jurors have to consider a controversial verdict. not guilty by reason of insanity. family and friends of carolyn cross will have to wait another day before testimony her accused killer. dressed in a suit today, this is what he looked like arrested in september. he was wearing what's known as a suicide smock after he tried to kill himself cutting his wrists. police don't believe his alleged victim caroly

joe thornton did't pull any punches when asked about mclellan's future.an said he is not ready to decide his future and the sharks and are ready to decide his future either. whenever they're doing they're stretching out that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our 7 >>> the jurors in the aaron hernandez trial speak out. >>> then the shocking sofia vergara lawsuit. is she the jane doe who allegedly punched her exfiance and called him a loser? >>> and it is really is a fake. actor dennis quaid's meltdown. >> this is garbage. >> deborah: wait till you see who is behind the hoax. >>> and secret weapons on the campaign trail, she married marco rubio. and she married rand paul. >> let me explain instead of talk over me. >> sure. >> does your husband have the temperament to be president? >>> and new cop

the man who shot himself was 22- year-old leo thornton of lincolnwood, illinois. he had a suitcase and sign about social justice with him when he killed himself on the west front of the capital building. >>> dripping in jewels, new photos reveal the tools a team of men used to steal $300 million worth of precious gems. >> a rockville dad explains how his family was almost forced to sit in vomit on their flight home. stephanie ramirez will have the details coming up. >> and a turbulent report for airlines, who scored best and worst in this year's quality >>> it's kind of tough to find a bright spot in this year's airline quality ratings report. 2014 was one bumpy ride. the rate of lost or stolen bags jumped 13%. on time arrivals for all airlines dropped to 76% and complaints increased 22% with frontier leading the way. delta and jetblue showed some improvement and for the third year in a row virgin america scored highest across the board. information was used that airlines submitted to the u.s. department of transportation. >>> we know of at least one person who pr

laura nuss andy reese and ricardo thornton, thank you for joining us at "viewpoint." >> thank you. >>u for being with us. i'm pat lawson muse. stay with us now for "news 4 today." >>>. >>> the search. what police are asking for you that could help locate two montgomery county siblings who have been missing for seven months. >>> cooler today. but more importantly heavy rain and potentially severe thunderstorms in the forecast. the latest timing on what you can expect to begin this week coming up. >> plus the big emergency metro is planning for today and why they are keeping trains in service. >> good morning and welcome to "news 4 today" on this sunday. i'm adam. >> i'm angie goff. we do want to tell you bought a crash poking part

. >> eagles have signed defensive end thornton so to a one-year deal. the return of mcw.ael carter-williams. first game back in philly after the sixers traded him almost two months ago. >> it was great. i get to see some of my old teammates, coaches and staff just to see how they're doing. great to see some familiar faces. >>> on this monday night, off and running. hillary clinton's to iowa. fast food and pit stops. what's behind the low key kickoff? and marco rubio jumps in as well setting up a likely florida showdown with jeb bush. >>> another controversial police shooting caught on camera. a suspect killed a 73-year-old reserve deputy now charged with manslaughter. >>> the parenting debate that has people taking sides. kids as young as 6 walking off unsupervised. their parents in trouble again. how young is too young to go it alone? >>> and master class. the young american who just made history and the sisters who inspires him to win. "nightly news" begins

billy bob thornton and they are supposed to agree on everything. >> he said -- >> he said. >> but it out, they are part of a new organization in washington whose sole mission is to get this, solve problems by working together. >> it is all part of a complicated algorithm step one, identify a problem, step 2, work together to solve the problem. step 3, uh yeah. that's pretty much it. >> it is a huge expansion of mass incarceration is not helping anybody. >> the prison population has gone up some 780 percent in the last 20 years, we are spending $80 billion a year, it is crazy. >> i am having a problem here. okay? you are supposed to look at him and say, hey, you racist reagan enoughing republican, you are destroying this country. then you are supposed to look to her and say guess what you hippy, live in the real world and you slap him. then you start crying and you collect the nears a coffee cup and splash it in her face. that's the way this is supposed to go. >> so who actually got these two together? kristine leonard of the coalition for public safety. >> it is exciting. one thing i

the coach said he wanted to discuss his future with his family, but joe thornton thought that wasn'ty family he should talk with. >> todd has to talk to his family. maybe he should talk to this family as well. we will see what happens. yeah. >> they will be sure to be some changes. we don't know what exactly will be going on. but most likely, a decision will be made on mclellen's future before he head to europe with team canada. >> when does hunter pence get back? >> hopefully soon. he is running around the bases and he is getting some work in. but they don't think he is ready to swing the bat yet with his forearm. so they are going to give that about a >> david letterman is next with michael j. fox. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. see ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! later road kill. huh, huh. on your left, coming thru! hmm. plot twist. woo hoo! who's your turtle? (huh?) introducing the hair-raising power and performance of the mercedes-amg gt. it's no fairytale. >> woman: the following is a paid prese

the coach said he wanted to discuss his future with his family, but joe thornton thought that wasn'ty family he should talk with. >> todd has to talk to his family. maybe he should talk to this family as well. we will see what happens. yeah. >> they will be sure to be some changes. we don't know what exactly will be going on. but most likely, a decision will be made on mclellen's future before he head to europe with team canada. >> when does hunter pence get back? >> hopefully soon. he is running around the bases and he is getting some work in. but they don't think he is ready to swing the bat yet with his forearm. so they are going to give that about a week. female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better n

. >> reporter: jennifer castillo and justin thornton are looking to buy their first home together in washington, d.c. so far, they haven't found it. what they have found is -- >> i would say sticker shots. >> reporter: tight supply in the d.c. market is leading to bidding wars. >> eight or nine offers, $100,000 over asking all cash offers from wealthy families. soy it's just difficult. to the poi it becomes unreasonable. >> repor d.c. is now overvalued by about 10% to 15% according to a new report from fitch ratings. but the values are based on strong local fundamentals unlike some other markets. >> we don't really see as much risk in the market as we do in a place like las vegas, like phoenix. >> reporter: add riverside, california and miami to the former boom to bust market. they're overvalued due to stiff competition from investors after the housing crash. their economies are not as strong and the high prices will willing be unsustainable. as opposed to seattle, san francisco, houston, and austin which are also overvalued but supported by both growing populations and economy. >> i

was that jim thornton? yes. i thought it was. he sounded good. hi, gang. how you doing?, i got to go meet six people over here, and you go to the puzzle board, okay? hello, ladies! nice to see you all. it's time get some money going here. everybody should have one of those devices -- each team, anyway. "proper name" is the category fofor our first "toss up." here we go.

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thornton who lived over here on beach street because her husband was killed at sharpsburg, loevited theirir chance of full development to get out of here and go to brazil. her local minister, the pastor of the presbyterian church told him to leave his parishioners alone that he would their spiritual advisers.

trade, how black the new world is, how old slavery is, and we'll teach them about my colleagues john thorntonywood at bu have theorized that there were 50 ethnic groups that were commonly called tribes that dominated the slave trade. so all of us are descended from one of these 50 tribes, more or less, in the new world who have african descent. so when the results come in, then the student will do a powerpoint about their ethnic heritage and their hybrid ethnic heritage, because remember-- 35% of all black men descend from a white man. 35% of all black men in the united states descend from a white man who impregnated a black female during slavery. that's one in three! if we went to the boston celtics tomorrow night and i did the dna of every black person, no matter how black they look on that court, one in three have a white male ancestor. >> hinojosa: so you're basically saying we need to get to a point where we see ourselves in each other without fear... >> but... and without obsession here. >> hinojosa: and without obsession. >> right. >> hinojosa: so finally, we could talk a lot about you

joe thornton accidentally hits joe in the face. he ends up a mess.ooks almost like he was smiling there. he likes pain. 3-1 sharks in the third. four days ago, ivan, the mcdonald's all american game with an alley-oop. he plays 15 minutes for the west skaud squad. ten points, six rebounds. two alley-oops and simmons showed why he is the nation's number one player, 6'8", can handle the ball and dish. as for college choice we are down to cal and arizona. no decision tonight. east victorious 111-91. >>> chris mullins says he doesn't look at coaching at zt johns he felt it was his obligation to restore it to the top and the warriors great will coach for the first time. mullin help to put st. johns on the basketball map in the '80s. st. johns has not been a hoops power house in decades. the basketball hall of famer mullin said he knows he needs a strong coaching staff because he's a rookie an wants to restore the program to its glory days. >> when that opportunity was presented to me, i couldn't turn it down. i feel obligated to give back. i'm going to wor

thornton who lived over here on beach street because her husband was killed at sharpsburg, loevited their home here but she had four young boys and he said they have their chance of full development to get out of here and go to brazil. her local minister, the pastor of the presbyterian church told him to leave his parishioners alone that he would their spiritual advisers. the reality is they opened up but it was to be an outreach to our kind of people there. >> thank you. >> i just had a quick question. do you think the majority of the people, do you have any information on this, left for political reasons, not wanting to live under yankee rule or was it more economics hoping to reestablish a slave institution in brazil or elsewhere? and also, do you have any information perhaps about the states that they were more likely to have left were deep south states like alabama, mississippi or upper south states, which i would think it would be deep south states but i'm just guessing on that? >> well, let me start with your last question, yes, it was predominantly deep south states where it was -

thornton ran through heavy fire to rescue him.e then, carried the unconscious officer into the the the water and bee again swimming out to sea. while swimming he came a across another injured man and saved both men at the same time swimming for two hours. next up, colonel harvey barnam was awarded for his actions on december 18th, 1965 when the company was pinned down by a hail oven my fighter. he made a hazardous reconnaissance of the area seeking target for his own artillery, with complete disregard for his own safety that man right there, tried to save a dying commander and then immediately a assumed command of the rifle company moving up once in the middle of the heavy fire to rally and give encouragement to all units. >> and brian miles stacker is a former u.s. army officer and received medal of honor for his actions in the the vietnam war. march 31st, 1971 his base was a attacked by north vietnamese. he assisted defense of the base and when evacuation became necessary he stayed behind to cover, the the retreat, trapped behin

joe thornton taking the pass, no one knows what to do with it. 3-1.rs however own this night. jamie ben put it away. second of the night for him. 5-1 is your final. the first time since 2002-2003 the sharks will not go to the postseason. that's the sporting life. their off-season is going to be real interesting to watch. change in the office, yeah. >> mark, thank you. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast, 4:30 a.m., mornings on 2. >> good night. mmmm, they made french toast out of banana bread, then topped it with candied pecans and bananas? it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. (cameron) this week, the world lost a great man and i lost a mentor. for nearly 60 years, professor ringmaster al uzielli helped young hopefuls like me find their clown persona. "profes

kevin williams is not alone in his request to gain a seat on the board for thornton township high schoolict 205. his wife his sister and his 18-year-old daughter are also candidates. all his family members have legitimate interest in running. some residents say it's one famili' as tempt to highjack the school board. >> we have 15 communities f you're representing 15 communities you need to have people from all over. you shouldn't be sitting at the thanksgiving dinner eating table an board meeting break out. >> the district oversees three high schools and 4800 students. >>> artifacts on display at a museum in hawaii won't ever be seen there again. turns out they were stolen and the museum director had to turn them over to u.s. customs investigators say they belong back at their religious temples in ancient buddhist sites in india. art dealer is now accused of of stealing and smuggling them into the u.s. he was arrested in 2011. the museum is cooperating with investigators but sad to let the artifacts go. >> we've had them on view here for 25 years and so, um, lots of people love the works

thornton who runs the school district knowing this would happen. when i reached out to school personnel, i was told that they plan to have a teachable moment today. no doubt in my mind that they probably engaged the young people to have them not act in the manner in which they did. to which we have young adults here who are 15 16 17. that know right from wrong. they're not 2-year-old kids or 3-year-old kids. they had independent pakss they did and they'll be responsible for those actions. >> two more questions. >> are you worried this will get worse tomorrow? >> i don't know if it will get worse. i think the curfew will help us to get the city under control. the biggest issue for us. people would compare to us ferguson. it is a much smaller city. baltimore is close to about 80 square miles. we have multiple areas popping up. we have to have the resources and the numbers. what you saw tonight is that we were pulled so thin. whether at lexington market pency in north or monument. we had the opposite ends pulling us at the same time. so the extra reso

thornton who runs the school district last night. knowing this was going to happen.hed out to school personnel, i was told there was a teachable moment today. no doubt in my mind they probably engaged in the young people to not have them act in the manner in which they did. we have young adults here who are 15 16 17 they're not 2 or 3 3-year-old kids. they had independent actions and will be responsible for those actions. >> are you worried that it will get worse tomorrow? >> i don't know if it will get worse, i think the curfew will help to get the city under control. i know people will compare us to ferguson ferguson is a much smaller city. baltimore is a much larger square miles, so when we have incidents pop up we have to call in for the resources. whether it was at north orr or monument, extra resources here will allow us to get on top of the issues at multiple locations. >> and connected to the gang -- >> was the start of the violence connected to that gang? >> no, i don't think it was connected at all. i just think it was youth when they came out of the high s

. >> that's why robert thornton created the non-profit paper clouds apparel.short of amazing. take a look. >> the first day i came in holy smoke, people like the design. they like the cause. this could grow into something really big. >> robert thornton struggled the find his calling. little did he know a child's drawing hanging on his fridge would change his life. >> she had taken job as a bus driver for children with special needs. a little girl would draw the entire time and giver them to my mother. i was mesmerized by it the next morning waking up thinking i want that on a tee-shirt. >> that will be the idea for paper cloth apparel. >> robert teams up with foundations to design and ice tee shirts using artwork representing the kids they support. each campaign lasts two weeks and half the proceeds are donated to the cause. >> in the end, if i can help one person then i've succeeded. >> a recent campaign is supporting the ro na thompson foundation named by his mother maya for a little boy that lost his battle with pediatric cancer. >> ro na n was without a do

we are hosting the grant thornton is this election debate, live from the british museum.a edwards will moderate. liberal democrat shadow business secretary vince cable and nick foles make their cases to the british business community. manus: rushes lifting a ban on the delivery of a missile system to iran, drawing objections from the u.s. and israel as new talks continue. the timing of the withdrawal could give russia a commercial line to iran if economic sanctions are lessened against the islamic republic. the russian foreign minister said the ban is on a voluntary basis to begin with. lavrov: we are convinced that at this stage there is no longer need for such an embargo. manus: let's get straight to hans nichols who is in berlin. when you look at this, it is the timing of it. it is spectacular in terms of what pugin is doing -- pugin is doing. hans: what you have from lavrov is him saying that this was done in the spirit of goodwill. they insisted it is about stimulating progress in those very nuclear talks that concluded, at least limited early concluded, on april 2 i

on saturday, 22-year-old leo thornton shot himself to death outside the capitol while bearing a protest sign that said, "tax the one percent." the european union has unveiled antitrust charges against google. eu antitrust chief margarethe vestager said google appears to be favoring its own products in web search results. >> our investigation so far has shown that when a consumer enters a shopping have in related query in google search engine -- shopping-related query in google search engine, it systematically displays prominent at the top of the search results. this display is irrespective of whether it is the most relevant response to the query. amy: eu regulators have also launched an antirust investigation into google's android smartphone software. a protester opposed to the austerity policies of the european central bank interrupted a news conference by the bank's president mario draghi, jumping on a desk in front of draghi and showering him with confetti made from a statement condemning the ecb's neoliberal policies. she wore a t-shirt that said "and the ecb dictatorship." hillary

this is woodhaven road at thornton road. on woods hey road as you're heading toward the boulevard just watch for them off to the side right now trying to help that poor guy stuck on the road. can't get to work. let's go on outside again check out the ben franklin bridge. looking live here, that's your westbound traffic on the left coming into center city, no big problem. we're seeing some building volume but i wouldn't say a major delay. dave, you see just a lint of fog, it's not a big deal out there but a couple spots slightly reduced visibility. >> good to know. aren't storm tracker six live hd and double scan, karen, we are looking at some pockets of steadier rain. one of these quickly pushing into bucks county out of montgomery county and another one looks like it wants to enter south western chester county but most of us are in the process of drying out. even those of you who are seeing a little pocket of steadier stuff it's not going to last long. today's high is going tock 66 degrees. we are expecting the rain to end

automated phone call to all city families from greg thornton the ceo of the baltimore public school systemy will be closed tomorrow and the governor with an explanation. why the national guard was not activated earlier. let's listen live. >> i've also been in communication with the mayor of baltimore with the president of maryland senate and the speaker of the house. we're here in our emergency operations command center which has now been activated. all state againencyies are actively engaged in this situation. we've partnered with baltimore city and all other agencies in maryland as well as neighboring states. this evening as a result of the serious violence and looting, which has led to the destruction of property and put innocent marylanders as significant risk i have declared a state of emergency at the request of baltimore city. this order deploys the maryland national guard in order to help restore order and to end the unrest that we witnessed today and tonight. i've not made the decision lightly. the national guard represents the last resort in order to restore order. look people ha

thornton, who runs the school district knowing that this was going to happen. when i reached out to school personnel, i was told that they plan to have a teachable moment today. there's no doubt in my mind they will engage the young people to have them not act in the manner in which they did, to which we have young adults here 15 16 17 they know right from wrong. they're not 2 or 3-year-old kids. they had independent actions that they did and they're going to be responsible for those actions. >> time for two more questions. >> are you worried this will get worse tomorrow? >> i don't know if it's going to get worse. i think the curfew will help us get the city under control. the extra resources is the biggest issue for us. people are comparing us to ferguson. ferguson is a much smaller city. baltimore is 80 square miles, and when we have multiple areas popping up we have to have the numbers. what you saw tonight, we were pulled thin at lexington market or monument and other places we were being pulled in many places at the same time. >> there was a question earl

the global leader at grant thornton. mark: up next, the bar chart. a shortage in shell shares.ay's bart chart. a short history of shell shares. they greeted by bg -- they agreed to buy bg for cash and shares. compared to brent crude these are shares shell listed in london brent-crude is the yellow line. the little red circle is when brent crude peaked last year in june. $115. shelti roughly three months later, the green circle. peaked at 24 pounds -- 24.5 pounds. brent bottomed at $46 right here. january 13. that is the pink circle. brent job from top to bottom. shell's plunged from top to bottom the yellow line was 22%. michelle plunged 22% top to bottom. from the peak of oil to yesterday, shell's drop was 5%, which makes it the sixth best-performing european gas and oil company among the 25 listed on the gas index. shell fell over that period but not as much as its peers. bg over the same period from peak was 20th on the list, down by 28%. so what is the outlook for shares? they rebounded from march 13 by 9%. analysts said a had a 12 month rice target a potential return of 6%

with me today is fbi special agent in charge is rick thornton who will provide information about the the investigation that led to yesterday's arrests. each of those charged in the criminal complaint is presumed innocent. the charges i about to explain are allegations. each of those charged in the criminal complaint participated in a criminal conspiracy over the last 10 months. our offices have dedicated enormous resources during the past year to investigating a large group of friends and relatives who have been meeting with one simple goal in mind. as the complaint makes clear, this group is committed to joining isil by any means possible. the men charged today are part of that group. they have spent a great deal of time over the past year trying to get to syria to fight for isil. they have tried to leave the united states from our airport here in minnesota from jfk airport in new york by bus by car, and by any means possible. ascribed in the complaint some members of their group have succeeded but many have been stopped by law enforcement and have been unable to travel to syria. th

there was an accident about ten minutes ago at thornton avenue. that's why you have a backup here. i prove. back to you. >> all right. we have more local news coming up for you in just a half houfrmt hope your day is off to a good start. . >>> taking a look at the headlines a chemical that may be in popular weight loss and work out supplements. canadian officials say it's almost identical to the still land a.m. fed mean and they call it a serious health risk. they said their own review of supplements containing the chemical known as bmtea finds now specific safety concern at this time, some want the fda to take another look. researchers are suggesting physical therapy may be as effective as surgery in treating spinal ste noesz in the lower back. patient who is had undergone spinal decompression surgery and those who had physical therapy after ten weeks both groups had the same level of pain relief and physical function. if you are looking for discounts this month consumer reports has advice on where to look. sales have begun on spring clothing with retailers wanting to make more ro

completely cleared now we're in fremont union sitting looking at a southbound act between the total in thornton is past the car rolled it is backed up the ride all the way to highway 9239 minutes for the southbound ride from to 38 down to 237 better news for our ride on 101 and a northbound direction the chp is special traffic advisor 3 has been canceled in the left lane opened on 101 northbound at brokaw road. >>george: damage has been done nearly one hour from highway 85 of 2 to 37 in mountain view sunnyvale for commit at this hour should be taking about 22 to 28 minutes tracking you're ride to the bridges we are backed up at the bay bridge all the way into the macarthur maze 26 minute drive times hear the san mateo bridge has is extremely slow adjutancy if you're heading to marin county the richmond bridge the back of now big enough for the toll plaza that their riches on to 580 west about for a westward trip of richmond. >>michelle apon: here is what looks like right now the golden gate bridge just off to the north looking at marin county you will be dealing with some fog keep that in mind

with me today is fbi special agent in charge rick thornton who will provide information about the operationged in the criminal complaint is presumed innocent. the charges i am about to explain are allegations. each of those charged in the criminal complaint participated in a criminal conspiracy over the last ten months. our offices have dedicated enormous resources during the past year to investigating a large group of friends and relatives who have been meeting with one simple goal in mind. as the complaint makes clear, this group is committed to joining isil by any means possible. the men charged today are part of that group. they have spent a great deal of time over the past year trying to get to syria to fight for isil. they have tried to leave the united states from our airport here in minnesota, from jfk airport in new york by bus, by car, and by any means possible. as described in the complaint, some members of their group have succeeded, but many have been stopped by law enforcement and have been unable to travel to syria. the defendants are friends. they met regularly to plan their