i'm friends with wynton marsalis of jazz at lincoln center good friends with winton. we have a mutual couple of mutual friends, and we we talked a fair amount went in and i were grappling with writing a book together on some of you interviewed albert murray. african-american writer former guy, yeah, we're gonna do a book called blues america, but we keep back burnering it, but, you know winton what he's done at jazz at lincoln center. it's just phenomenal to give new york a premier jazz showcase of the talent that comes through there of young jazz players, you know getting to know winton would be high on my list. i mean i deal with different i'm friends with the guy in austin named tom russell, no reasons of folks singer and write songs, and i really think he's underrated and it's not just me top and who wrote half of elton john songs called them recently most underappreciated american singer-songwriter and so, you know i get to know i like musicians. i like talking to them and knowing them a guy named joe ely who's a friend of mine and down in austin and and there ma

look at the freeway, there were a couple of earlier trouble spots northbound 880 reported right at winton and another one in the area not too far from there, so it looks like all of that is in the clearing stages, not really affecting traffic. just be mindful of it if you are taking the freeway early this morning. bay bridge medium nine lights are off. a quiet ride here you can see just one lonely car making the trip over into san francisco. looking at about a 12 minute ride between 880 and 101. let's get a live look near the coliseum in oakland. right now, it is smooth sailing in both direct directions. if you are getting ready to hit the roadways, right now things are moving pretty nicely. northbound 101 is in the green. is seven minutes from 85 two 680, 280, no delays on 87. an easy 20 minute commute. that is a look at your monday morning ride. back to you guys. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area , some bay area steam into the men and women's basketball tournament, plus the state of major league baseball. we have the breakdown comi >>> a busy, busy sunday. how

winston nicholas winton winton went to this winter and what he did was decide that he had to do something to get the jewish children out of there. so he organized a train in order to take these children out and what happened was and dasha tells the story told me the story last summer was that her parents had initially planned sin both the children out. and then decided at the last minute that milana was too young to go. she was seven and dasha was 11 and that they thought she was too little that. they should protect her by keeping her at home. so dasha went on the train and she ended up with us in england. my father was kind of her overall. guardian. we are my father also had an older brother in england. and so dasha went some to english boarding schools and spent various vacations and things with us. thing that we found out later. was that and this is one of the difficulties of the decisions because of the decision that was made. milena was actually sent to a concentration camp and she died and she and my father's mother were on the last one of the last trains to go to auschwitz and a we

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so no matter what, moves winton been used and kind to pause that matter to you. lou, this is al jazeera, i'm terry navigator. with a check on your world headlines, the kremlin has said in the past half an hour its military operation will only be halted if ukraine stops fighting. and this comes as another attempt is being made to evacuate civilians from the besieged, ukrainian city of my pole, to r a pitcher. a corridor was set up on saturday to allow civilians to leave the city . but it quickly fell apart after both sides accused one another of violating the temporary seats fire while the humanitarian court or it will allow people to lead from a pole for the city of r p job. they'll be able to drive in their own cars or take a bus. russia has warned that people will not be allowed to deviate from this route . the ukrainian president of all of them are zalinski, says russian forces are getting ready to bomb the city of desa. the black sea port is home to 1000000 people and is a major tourism and trade hub or death or this. they are planning to bombard odessa. the russians always used to

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what i'm going to put another on them winton for thyself. how be able to sub how to do that? oh well it's been a hands on celeste's lacking in asian africa. they'd be days where i'd be choosing and editing my own stories in a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problem is together. that's well, 0 is so important. we make those connections. ah, look forward to pearly to scully's, the with sponsored by counsel at ways. hello. there was thought in south america watching a weather system sweep up north, across southern areas, bringing stormy conditions to the north of chile. i'm with that. a massive sandstorm that swept through one of the desert towns knocking out power with thousands of homes when it has died down now it remains pretty hot and dry here. much of the saw me weather has swept further east into uruguay. we're gonn

john winton for most final four appearances all time at 13.team has just played such good basketball. and and pressure situations mean they were close team before the ncaa's but during these last four games they have they've been terrific. i'm so proud of you guys and happy for you. you cross the bridge man. we got beat by a better team today. that duke was phenomenal be surprised if they're not playing to win a national championship. that's it. earlier in the night villanova and houston in the south regional from san antonio second half houston down for taze more. gets it to go houston down just two this over five to go now, colin, gillespie. he gets buckets wildcats go back up for and then just over a minute left villanova still up for jermaine samuels. that was tough and gets it to go villanova onto their seventh final four in school history 50 to 44 wildcats will play the winner of the kansas miami ellie 8 game abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino amanda. paving the way for equality by pounding the pavement we'll take you through th

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. >> here in hayward, northbound 8.80, just west of winton avenues here.a hot spot, maybe about 10 minutes ago. all lanes were closed. now they're open. you're still seeing delays. so you could go ahead and take mission boulevard. and hopefully that's going start to clear out as the morning goes on down in fremont southbound 6.80, north of scott creek road. another accident with a slight delay there. no major issues, though, after you get past that spot, 10 minute drive traveling into the city this morning may so that fremont street exit slick conditions definitely still there, 80 to one o one about a 13 minute commute for you as you're heading across towards the peninsula. let's head to the south bay and look at one. 0 one. 85 to menlo park about a 34 minute drive to 80's at the limit right now as well as 82 and highway for travelers from antioch to congress to 40 to about 20 minutes darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain. it's 5.49. and the stanford's women's basketball team is going to the final 4. they face texas in the elite 8 and it was a close g

presentation could have been possible without bpc's events and production team, mary margaret, jim, winton and mary survivors. this is about one hour and 45 minutes. >> i'd like to take a moment of personal privilege to tell you all and i hear a great member of the team and an asset to me providing excellent information. erin spent three