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today and tw there isttle c morning fog to afternoon sunshine and a warm pattern emerging. 90's return at our warmest spots inland. jobina: good morning. we have a major crash that has been reported in sonoma, a head-on collision where all lanes are blocked on state route 120 one at circle bar ranch. sensors have not picked up the blockage completely but it is on a primary commute corridor. because of the injuries it involves we are following that. a live look at emeryville showing 80 and the headlights traveling westbound. no advisories from the chp or blocking issues aside from the major crash. a live look at the bridge where things are good and drive times here. tracy to dublin the only slow spot. reggie: thank you. it turns out the bay area likes to swear more than people in other cities. kumasi: then what students are state -- are saying after a team forfeited a weekend football game and whether they agree with some parents about safety concerns. reggie:e ' what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with th

two of the three colleagues with tw whom he was charged federally have pled guilty in that case and will be sentenced. the third went to trial, they had a mistrial. he'll be tried again. but i wouldn't be surprised at all to see the colleagues who pled guilty show up on the witness list for the government, assuming the government even needs them. the facts seem straightforward. they raised $25 million, assuring people that it would all go to the wall building project. bannon ciphoned out $1 million, according to the allegations, and the allegations that the other individuals pled guilty to. i don't think that bannon has much of a chance in that case. and it will likely result in his conviction and incarceration. >> all right. thank you very much, ty cobb. >>> next, i'm going to speak to gabe sterling, who testified before georgia's grand jury investigating trump efforts to overturn the election. so what happened there? >>> plus, former president obama returns to the white house today and had a lot to say about his former vp. >> joe, it is now america's good fortune to have you as preside

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i want tw you part of 101.th some fog. >> foggy conditions and a heat . we will be busy for the next coe days, and it's a holiday weeken. we'll have daytime highs into te digits from saturday all the way way into next work week. we are going to see peak temperatures really on saturday and sunday. e is today's heat risk map as we extend to the next couple days.t highlights with red. it is going going to be a scorcher for some of us, not necessarily along th. a lot of people will be headingo the coast, taking advantage of e weather. i am sure that will make roads superior busy. i am sure everyone will be scattering be scattering to find somewhere. i am sure marin head lands wille packed with people that want to hike with that breeze. >> they're all going to be headg west. >> plan ahead. join us for our new show local show. tune in for for the latest bay area news headlines and ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to our viewers on the west coast. as we begin a new month. i'm gayle king. >> and i'm tony dokou

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but thanks to the internet, we no tw do. f and it turnsth out some of these hospitals are performing horrifying experimentse h on children, elective hysterectomy on minors, physicalist wond chemical castration, things you'd thinkul would be crimes, but that apparently aren't and that arees going on in children's hospitals in the united states . and now we're learning the un more . rufo the journalist chris rufo was chst broken a story about the children's hospital of chicago and local school administrators promoting, quote,trator bdm and trans friey toys for kids. fri hard to believe that's true. but chris rufo has that story for us now. itris , thanks so much for coming on . is this does sound like something you made does up, buu didn't? >> it does. and unfortunately, it'ssituat actually true. and so whaiot the situation is , is that the lurie children'slurh hospitalildr of chicago,he large the largest children's hospital in the state of illinois, partnered with at least four public school districts promotinoug radical gend

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