. >>> waldo ponce, vino al anticipo y regresa. >>> no vemos ninguna modificación para los dos equiposa, por abajo daniel ludueña, la devolución, no se quiso comprometer cristian benítez, para que encarara, así que la devoió. >>> ese es un problema, cuando un equipo no está seguro en lo anímico, no la quieren no intentan. >>> esta es para cruz azul, la tiene villa, gol! gol gool gooool goooooool pelota en la red, pelota en la red, mató, mató, mató el global en favor del cruz azul 4 a 0!. >>> no y esto es una desgracia total, hablábamos de conseguir 4 goles, la necesidad de conseguir, pero aquí está siendo el segundo para el equipo de cruz azul, ahora fuerza al equipo de santos hacer 5, cada vez menos tiempo y el equipo rival está jugando mejor. >>> 4 a 0 el global y tiene que hacer 5 el santos. >>> pero con qué?. >>> con qué, qué?. >>> se ve un equipo desanimado, si claridad, sin gol y el rival cada vez más fuerte. >>> tiro desde fuera, de jorge estrada manjarrez, bueno, no se trata de ser morbosos ni molestos, quedan 40 minutos hay que hacer 5 goles, ese el panorama. >>> queno¡ lo sep

emerson, so i spent a long time with ralph waldo emerson who was the kind of genius of 19th century white race theory. ralph waldo emerson didn't have a great deal to say about black people, but he had a lot to say about white people. now, in the 19th century, the idea prevailed that there were many white races, so there were people who were considered white. no one could question their whiteness. very clearly, the irish were white. very clearly, people descended from english people or scottish people or german people. they belonged to different races. they were white, but they belonged to different races, so, for instance, the irish-catholics were thought to be belong to the celtic race, and people descended from english people descended from the saxon race, and the saxons were better than the celtics. it was not until the middle of the 20th century which many of us remember vividly that the idea of one big white race came into being in which everybody was who was white was the same as everybody else, and it's not an accident that that happened through politics. it happened through

. >> entre millones sin seguros mÉdicos, waldo es muy afortunado.s, este aÑo sÓlo pudieron hacer 25. >> todos los dÍas nos llegan aproximadamente 20 o 30 referencias de las clÍnicas con nuevo caso que tienen que esperar hasta que podamos atender los por parte de un voluntario que pueda ver su caso con la dÉbil economÍa, la necesidad crece. 52 millones no tuvieron seguro de salud en algÚn momento del 2010. la reforma se firmÓ hace un aÑo, pero los cambios mÁs grandes reciÉn entran en vigencia en el 2014. algunos analistas dicen que debido a la complejidad de la demora es necesaria. >> no podemos hacerlo de la noche a la maÑana. tenemos que hacerlo en diferentes etapas, es como empezar a caminar. >> la batalla legal y polÍtica que han iniciado los crÍticos de la reforma contraria a la ley agrega incertidumbre a quienes no tienen seguro. en definitiva la Última palabra sobre su constituciÓn realidad podrÍa tener a la corte suprema de la naciÓn. -constitucionalidad. mientras tanto millones siguen esperando. >> uno de ellos es sergio, a quien una cuenta

take it slow out of the waldo tunnel across the span into san francisco.re, again, here's a look at 101 where we are seeing some flooding on 101 near lucky drive. we also have a richmond/san rafael bridge shot here where we have a fog advisory in effect. this portion looking okay but there are parts where there is very limited visibility. chp has the advisory about 15, 20 minutes ago. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delays, 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. still very light looking good across the upper deck into san francisco. san mateo bridge problem-free a quick ride between 880 and 101, about 13 to 14 minute. southbound 880 clear all the way hayward into the south bay. mass transit right on time, bart no troubles to report despite that train derailment sunday. things between pleasant hill and concord all on time. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the owners of the fairmont hotel in san francisco may get an extension to build on a plan or extension on a plan to build condomin

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you go pushkin off some of the news briefly church and waldo called more office and i want to u.s. international terrorist list of the security council's know put him alongside the world's most dangerous man let's get the details from our she's going to turn she's in washington d.c. for us here on the talk of model so ready on the international wanted list how is this to susan any different having you're absolutely right the u.s. state department has previously previously put the man on their list of most wanted terrorist and now the u.n. has acknowledged that he is one of the most dangerous terrorists in the world and a threat to the whole of the international community is the leader of the al qaeda linked islamic caucuses emirates a terrorist group which operates in russia he took credit for the deadly suicide bombing at the government datable international airport in moscow in january this year the attack killed thirty five people and wounded scores more the man also vowed to kill more civilians he released the video just gays ago saying that he also claimed responsibility for t

you had been in the great waldo pepper with robert redford. which is a pretty conventional movie-- mm-hmm. and then you do this film-- you know, "a sweet transvestite from transylvania." where was your agent? where was your manager, saying, "what are you doing?" well, i think they figured out early enough that they were just there as a sounding board, and i think you have to go from your heart, and if there's one thing i've learned when people ask me that are aspiring actors, you know, "what should i do?" i say, "look, you know, follow your heart, "and do the stories that you want to tell, and--because, really, there's no rules." so many of the things that have ended up being really important in my career-- not to mention the fact that every time i have a child, i have to take off over a year. you know, i've just broken every rule you possibly could-- it just goes to show you that, you know, you should never do what you think is the right thing. you have to really listen to that little voice and think, "well, you know, "i don't know what's goi

we've got debris and plow coming up over the waldo grade kicking up mud and debris on the lanes. accident blocking lanes at guadalupe parkway, stalled 101 at woodside road. "h" train service cancelled because of debris and rock slides at miles canyon. let's go to san jose and look at highway 87, it's moving well. no problems there. bay bridge toll plaza, relatively light heading into san francisco. before you leave this morning, good idea to check the website 2 abc is noos.com. >> and independent regulation agency is thinking about eliminate saturday delivery. it would save $1.4 billion a year. not the $3.1 billion that they first estimated. regulators say when you bunch six days into five you create transportation and other logistical problems on rural america. congress is deciding whether to cut saturday delivery. last year the postal service lost $8.5 billion. >> if are hoping to buy a new red or black car, jane king with in this money scope report. >> good morning. ford telling dealers to stop taking orders in tuxedo black. earthquake causing a shortage of pigment. oracle, qu

approaching waldo tunnel, stalled car blocking the right lane., ferry is out of service for emergency repair work. live look east shore area, berkeley area, no delays as the drive time from the carquinez to the maze a light 19 minutes. check out a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. pretty smooth making your way through the tolls and heading into san francisco. check drive times and local traffic updates by going to our website at abc7news.com. click on the traffic link under abc7 extras. >> time is now 5:52. >> getting word that positive sign for the economy. u.s. private sector added 200,000 jobs in march. >> meantime, a new report finds that beautiful people can cash in on their good looks. here is jane king with this morning's money scope report. >> good morning. it's true, economists say studies done beautiful people are happier and they say the economic benefits of beauty include better pay. lead researcher said he doesn't recommend treatments pliek like plastic surgery because it doesn't help. fda holding hearings on food coloring and

ride quiet here as well, top speeds as you make your way through mill valley, nice ride towards the waldo grade through the golden gate bridge. and mass transit we should mention everything is running on time there, as well. that is your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. sounds like you were out and about last night, elizabeth? >> was i implying that? no. i got take-out and had a fun night with myself at home. that he was my fun st. patrick's day. >> okay. >> good girl. >> i know. >> our sources say otherwise but we'll talk after the show. >>> it is 5:07. they are calling pg&e's refusal inexcusable. >> said the utility did not turn over pipeline documents. what the puc is threatening to do now. >> plus, these images have gone viral. we'll have an update on that dog in japan that refused to leave his friend's side. "loophole" in gas ,,,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new, 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪ >>> showers 12349 bay area the begin

all green on our sensors towards the waldo grade.the golden gate bridge heading into san francisco. westbound 580 looks okay, as well. this is likely going to change here in the next 10 or 15 minutes, we'll start to see brake lights but for right now 14 minutes is your commute towards 680 and the dublin interchange. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a sacramento land lady convicted of killing of three her tenants in the 1980s has died in prison. prosecutors say dorothea puente stole the social security checks of her elderly tenants, killed them and then buried their bodies in her backyard. police dug up 7 bodies in that backyard. puente was serving two life sentences at chowchilla and one 15-year to life sentence for three of the murders. the jury didn't reach verdicts on the other counts. puente was 82. >>> perchloroethylene high school will be holding a special meeting tonight -- berkeley high school will be holding a special meeting tonight with parents

easy drive to the golden gate bridge through the waldo tunnel. top of the screen you see the blinking lights, moving the cones for the morning commute. the slick conditions you can see by the shine off of the roadway there. back to you. >> thank you very much. right now the team working to prevent a nuclear meltdown at a power plant in japan is getting read the go back in after being evacuated hours ago. safety leaders pulled the team out of the plant in fukushima earlier this morning after a surge in radiation. the team of 70 volunteers had been rotating in and out of the danger zone to keep radiation exposure to a minimum. but nuclear safety analysts say when it comes to workers' health the damage may already be done. >> they are already being exposed to levels of radiation that are life threatening and will in some cases be fatal. it's a very, very bad situation. >> the workers have been trying to cool down the overheating reactors by pouring sea water on them. leaders say they are considering using helicopters to dump that water and boric aci

looks good all the way down if you are continuing south towards the waldo grade quiet towards the golden bridge. from marin county we'll take a check of the south bay now and southbound traffic looks great, northbound and southbound traffic in fact look fine coming out and into downtown san jose. live look at 280 traffic and actually 101 there was a little bit of overnight roadwork between story road and capitol expressway. that has now wrapped up just within the last couple of minutes. and as far as we can tell right now, mass transit is running on time. we are hearing a possible ace train delay so stay tuned for that. we'll let you know if that's the case. in the meantime, remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9-fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in the headlines, another criminal case dismissed in san francisco because of apparent police misconduct. a judge tossing out a drug case after security video appeared to show plainclothes officers did not display badges or get permission before entering the suspect's apartment. >>> today nato taking over control of air operatio

southbound 101 easy through the waldo grade toward the golden gate bridge.esterday we had a fog advisory for here and the richmond/san rafael bridge. not the case this morning. weather not an issue now. the roads looking great. since we have been on the air at 4:30, we have not seen any accidents out there blocking lanes. here's live look at the san mateo bridge. everything is fine in the commute direction. the right side of your screen, this is westbound 92, that should be a 13, 14-minute drive time between hayward and foster city. of course, things can change at any time. so once you do hit the road, remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's your traffic and your weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> let's take a check of today's top stories. san francisco police looking for two people after a shooting that wounded five people. it happened in the mission district just after 11:00 last night. witnesses say they saw two men running from the scene and driving away in a white station wagon. >>> the deadline has arrived. today hundreds of

the golden gate bridge, we have some word of debris on the southbound side, just as you approach the waldo tunnel. they are trying to get that out of lanes over to the right shoulder. remember our radio partners, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's a look at your morning drive. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> 5:19 your time. let's take a look at some of the top stories this morning. >>> today's vote on governor brown's budget plan expected to be delayed. brown has asked democratic leaders in the legislature to hold off on the voting. governor had picked today as the deadline to pass that budget deal but now he wants a little more time hopefully to woo some republicans up on the hill. >>> as fighting escalates in libya, doctors are seeing an increase in civilian casualties. today nato is talking about possibly ways to depose moammar qaddafi and france is the first country to officially recognize the rebels interim government council. >>> the dalai lama is relinquishing his role as political leader of tibetan government in exile. they are expected to elect a new leader next week. 76-year-ol

no delays towards the waldo. eight minutes between 37 and novato towards 580 in san rafael. the san mateo bridge problem- free here as well in the commute direction. like said, we have had a quiet morning as far as the commute goes. no big hot spots so far this morning. we have a little bit of lingering roadwork eastbound 4 between bailey and railroad avenue various lanes blocked until 7:00. and you will notice some red on our sensors there just starting to see slowing now in those westbound lanes through antioch. back to you. >> thank you. >>> one bay area county jumping into action following the quake in japan. we'll tell you how you can get notified about local emergencies right away. >>> plus, silicon valley impacted by the earthquake. the factory shutdown and what it means for you. >>> and a tense standoff at a marin county bank. what the suspect wanted and it wasn't money, folks. it's all coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] finally, a hand sanitizer that won't dry out your hands. new gold bond ultimate hand sanitizer sheer moisture. kills 99% of germs wi

in fact the traffic is pretty light as you work your way southbound 101 through the waldo tunnel andear the toll plaza, the golden gate bridge. don't forget our radio partners. >> friday light. we like that. >>> thank you very much. >>> it is 6:20. an nfl contract negotiations, well, they're now in overtime. just hours before a collective bargaining agreement was set to expire last night, well, the nfl and the players union, they sat down and agreed to keep it in place until 9:00 our time, tonight. and now if they can't reach an agreement by then, the next nfl season could be in danger of being canceled. but hopefully they can work out another extension. or get the thing done all together. >>> gum, dirt, food, stains, well, more bart riders are getting a little upset and nasty over the seats they sit on. that's according to the latest satisfaction survey. and bart administrators say the cleanliness and the fare increase brought down the overall satisfaction rate from 84 to 82%. and the board members have agreed to enforce a program to replace worn-out car seats and overall car interi

waldo stevens, wonderful man. and as i walked across, and our eyes met, out of the blue, dr. stevens said to me, "ann, if you were going on a long trip, would you pack a suitcase full of bricks and take it along with you?" now i wish that i had been such a co twenty-year-old, right, that lights had gone off and i had gotten that, but i had to tell you it was years later, lots of therapy, you know, lots of stuff, before i had a clue what he was talking about. so basically, i just sat in his class on a regular basis and dr. stevens had picked up some kind of anger and bitterness in me. and basically i was sending myself to college. at that time, there was a different attitude about sending boys and girls to college, my father sent my brother to college, i sent myself. i worked hard and borrowed money, and had a pity party frankly. and a lot of anger about it, a lot of resentment about it. and he could see that, and he could see that it but i didn't get it. so i kept putting bricks in a suitcase. and then uh, years passed, and i got married and i got divorced and i had a second

from a french intellectual and thomas carlyle who was a british intellectual and brought -- ralph waldo emerson price spent a lot of time with him, who was aay but it was based on the theory. >> he it is not have a great teeeight -- deal to say w about the movies but a lot to say about the white people. and the 19th century. those people that were considered write in the today very clearly the irish wereeo white lowered the wer german people, but they belong to different races. they were right -- white blood belonged to different races. of the irish catholics were thought to belong to the cal tech raised. people descended and english people belong to the sex and race and they were better than the calcs. it was not until the middle of the 20th but the idea of one big race came into being who was white was the same as everybody else. it is not an accident that happened through politics. it happened through the national mobilization of the great depression, the second worldnd war and the federal policies crafted after the second world war. one big white race is the idea based in politics e

raised by committee that was headed by a republican, waldo g. leeland. it was tn turnedver to the federal government on july 4th, 1940, to be operated by the national archives. by his actions, president roosevelt ensured his papers would becomehe property of the nation, housed in a library on the grounds of his hyde park home, also deeded to the nation upon his death, where they would be available to scholars. my grandfather's creation served as a precedent. the roosevelt institute supports the library's exhibits, outreach and educational activities, and its special programs for its wide ranging audiences. we understand our mission to be to preserve, celebrate and carry forward the legacy and values of my grandparents. an important part of that mission is our partnership with the fdr presidential library. in 2003, the roosevelt institute joined the national archives and the national parks service in opening the henry a. wallace visitor and education center, which serves as a joint visitor center for the franklin d. roosevelt national historic site, and t