's. later today, look forward to those warm temperatures with a few 70's all the way out to the coastline and for a couple of inland spots actually hitting 80 degrees today talking your warm afternoon and all the changes in this forecast that do involve some rain still to come. rob that backup continues to grow at the bay bridge toll plaza so if you need to get into san francisco you going to have to sit in this. >>it's a long line here on 80 west and it spills all the way back to west graham but so far it's holding there. so it's not through the maze, it's not on to those major connectors just yet that's going to happen a little later so you still have time to beat that heavier traffic which is on the way sir at 12 minutes and growing off to fremont street which is good. we're taking a look at one oh one and 2.80 coming from the peninsula heading to san francisco. and both are wide open less than 10 minutes for the trip from brisbane to 80 you're doing fine from daly city to the bottom o

1960's, and 1970's. it is also as i said, in the , last generation or so, it's been increasingly less well-funded. susan: do american public health agencies have international status? and are they superseding the role of the w.h.o.? christian: that is a good question. the cdc, in some instances i would say yes. the nih has superseded the world health organization in terms of its research capacity. i think in terms of the number one leading body, when the world looks to define things like pandemic, and what should be done on a global scale, i think people still turn to the w.h.o. for that first line of advice, first line of policy direction. susan: so, i want to dig in a little more with what you have referenced. let me start by asking a question. as an historian with a specialty in pandemics and epidemics, how did you get into this? christian: that is a good question. originally i -- and i still teach and write on american indian history, and that was my first area of research. as you may or may not know

even as you make your way inland with mid to upper 50's along the bay area shoreline and a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast, we're going to warm up and dry out in a big way we're next wednesday. we could be 5 to 10 degrees above average. so we're transitioning from winter in 2 above average temperatures more of an early summer forecast by early next week with highs in the mid 70's back to you catherine that sounds good. thank a brace up. coming up the real id deadline have spent organic at this price... is this for real? not exactly that's bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of orangic produce at shockingly low prices. i guess the choir isn't real either? oh no, their real. their here every sunday afternoon. ♪grocery outlet jingle ♪grocery outlet reprise >>the deadline to get a real id this s been extended for one year of course because of the pandemic the original deadline was this october first now same day of 2021. the president says this shift will help follow social sing guidelines. they don't want big crowds at the dmv for example, lawmakers have been pu

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so seeing a lot more low 60's and our interior valleys but still in the upper 50's as you make your way throughout the bay area's shoreline so we're going to remain about 2 to 5 degrees below average but then warming up into the mid 60's by sunday for the 2nd half of the weekend near average highs there and then above average temperatures are by next wednesday. we could actually be 5 to 10 degrees above normal as we start a warming and drying trend that will start on monday after this weekend scattered showers cap and back to you. thank a brace up. >>starbucks is giving away free coffee across the country. but this is to first responders to health care workers dealing with the pandemic the company says this promotion will last through may 3rd, anybody identifying as a first responder or worker on the health care system gets a free tall coffee of those who are eligible include police officers firefighters. paramedics doctors nurses medical staffers, researchers the deal is at participating starbucks across the country since the start of the pandemic starbucks as close to a lot of locatio

host: if we were to roam the halls of capitol hill in the 1830's or 1840's or 1850's and saw members of the house and senate, all men at the time, where did they drink and who was most prominent in terms of drinking in congress? dr. balcerski: an excellent question. because in a congress that was a lot smaller than our time in a building that was physically more contained than our modern chambers, we first have to imagine what it would've been like to be in the old house chamber and the old senate chamber, which are both part of the tour of the capital today. you get a sense of how intimate they were. and at the same time, that historic capitol building, as you know from a tour, had lots of nooks and crannies that one can go in and out of in the rotunda. in the case of congressmen in the capitol of the 1820's and 1830's at this time, there were three different places one could get a drink. right on the capitol grounds. a room aptly called the hole in the wall outside the senate chamber and house chamber, and in the basement, a larger cafeteria where one got both food and spirits. hos

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and 1970's. we have been talking about rights in the class and we are going to throw a crescendo with this rights revolution. one last major change here. one of the big differences between this and the civil rights movement is this is a movement that is calling on the expansion of what rights actually are. in the civil rights movement, it was largely about rights that were already guaranteed to african-americans that were not being enforced. it was largely about that. this is about asking the constitution to be expanded. to consider a different kind of right. that is what we'll talk about today. i have a generic 60's collage. the 60's were a complex decade. they are famous and remembered in a particular way. when you're think of the 60's before this class, what do you think about? what? do you think comes to mind for >> civil rights. >> civil rights, obviously a huge part. the assassination of john f. kennedy. >> the sexual revolution. >> again, i teach a class on the 60's but we are going to try

and 1970's. so we've been talking a lot about rights in the class and we're going to sort of crescendo here with this rights revolution. one last sort of major change here. and one of the big differences between this and the civil rights movement is this is a rights movement that is calling on an expansion of what rights actually are. so the civil rights movement, if you recall, was largely about rights that were already guaranteed to african-americans that simply were not being enforced, the 15th amendment, the civil rights act, voting rights act was largely about reconstruction amendments. this is about asking the constitution to be expanded to consider a different sort of rights. that's what we'll talk about today as we close the book on the 1960's. o as a little generic 1960's colage here. 91960's were a complex decade and really famous and remembered in a very particular way. when you all think of the 1960's outside of this class or before the class, what do you think about the 1960's, what

daytime highs today cooler than yesterday not to schools tomorrow is about to be though 50's 60's out there really all through the weekend. more your forecast is still ahead robin. >>we're checking in on the bay bridge 80 west and it's still looking good on fridays the backup normally happens a little bit later now monday through thursday it starts at around 5.30 and as you can see that hasn't happened yet so a good trip into san francisco. it's not going to stay like this all morning. it's kind of get heavy within the next hour or so so be prepared now is your time to make it in an 11 minutes to fremont street here's the one trouble spot that i'm tracking it's in the vine hill slash such a cool area south 6 80 at the highway for connector, it's an over turn it on the shoulder. but the right lane is blocked by emergency crews to get backed up just a couple miles leading up to the scene going hit that if you come across the benicia through martinez and up to the crash scene but that's the only problem there for that stretch we'll check some more bridges coming up darya. thanks a lot ro

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s work force. this includes veteran related preference eligible individuals such as disabled veterans and widows or widowers of veterans. as a navy veteran and member of the house veterans' affairs committee and house armed services, the hiring of our service members and veterans is one of my top priorities. i urge my colleagues to join me in support of this amendment to ensure we do not overlook veterans who would strengthen the t.s.a. work force. thank you. i reserve the balance of my time. . mr. rogers: mr. chairman, i rise to claim time in opposition to the bill, the amendment. without objection. mr. rogers: here is a messaging fix the that doesn't veterans hiring problem in the underlying bill. ll this does is restate the veterans preferences language in title 5. full s not restore the veterans preference that exists under current law. i don't understand why the keeps restating this instead of fixing the underlying bill and allowing the current which are ferences, broader, to remain in place t

temperatures in th 60's and 70's for daytime highs today, 60's in san francisco and half moon bay while 72 in oakland and hayward as well as san jose fremont and livermore in the low 70's today. tomoow temperatures just a little bit warmer with our warmest of days actually thursday and iday. these are nice estates to get outside, especially consering that much of the rest of thweekend will be a lot cooler and cloudier saturday night sunday into monday temperatures at their coolest in the upper 50's to low 60's with showerlooking likely, especially late saturday early sunday and again on monday. >>rob all right bacto the bay bridge. we had a minor crash with a couple of vehicles blocking one of the fa track lanes those folks e out of theircar standing right there in the midd of traffic exchanging information which you should never do they're out of the way now, but the backup continues, the spills all the way thugh the maze so you're averaging 12 minutes checking in on the chmond sandra fell another slow approach to a to plaza but 12 minutes that's consider good and no problems into the

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and then warming up into the 60's and 70's about 6 to 12 degrees warmer tomorrow. >>compared to today in about 5 to 10 degrees above average so upper 60's along the coast and for most of our interior valleys and low to mid 70's everywhere else, including the bay and gusty wind speeds will continue all the way through mid-morning for your monday could see some gusty winds during the overnight hours around 30 miles per hour. even a person that 40 mile per hour range for some of our valleys in the north bay and east bay dropping relative humidity by monday afternoon into the low teens and that warming and drying trend will continue in fact wednesday 5 to 15 degrees above average but measurable light rain returning friday and saturday of next week but about a 10th of an inch of rain or less but. >>hey we'll take it have we need that rain, yeah we really get it one more thing i wanna know what's your birth data and so much to do appreciate and thank everybody's and wish him a happy birthday. >>all right well that's going to hear sports night live is coming up next. tom

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which is the early 1960's. in that period, young people, as now, were quite idealistic and they said, why not socialism? isn't it time for socialism in the united states? there was a big discussion. by socialism politically, we meant social democracy. that is expansion of state from 20 to more percent of the economy if we could get it. expansion of social programs, the creation of entitlement. everyone said, why not? we can afford it. the lesson of the 1960's was that most of the projects we undertook to get to our great society, again, another echo, we wanted not just a good society, a great society, didn't work out. and the book traces all those efforts and all the people who lead the efforts in the 1960's to make america something better. while the course of the economy is different to that of now, the idealism and the ambition is quite similar. and you know, just for a benchmark, we said we would cure poverty. the president uses the verb cure, we did not cure poverty, we flattened the curve of poverty to 10

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>>brisbane flirting with 60's but 59 degrees for you sam, a tail and foster city 58 degrees low 60's for those of you in san jose in the south bay sustained winds at 15 to 30 miles per hour hayward 62 degrees throughout the east bay shoreline, upper 50's for conquered and walnut creek in the interior valleys there napa in the low 60's and santa rosa warming up to 63 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs and overall a very dry outlook but showers returning next weekend with rain possible in the extended forecast 10 days from now. >>time now >>all right we're starting off tonight with some warriors newsdept nation will unfortunately have to wait a little bit longer for steph curry's return the team announcing today the star point guard. well not play sunday against the wizards head coach steve kerr says the warriors they want to give curry just a little bit more practice time but curry is expected return sometime in march fingers crossed an extra time free kick helping the quakes avoid a loss to start the 2020 season in front of a sellout crowd. >>it wasn't looking good when toronto

and richmond you are in the 60's yesterday today, it's low 70's so a little warmer for you one 80 on the map and that's in faireld while santa rosa at 76 today. now tomorrow daytime highs very similar to today really not a lot of changes into friday, big changes though come saturday sunday and monday as daytime highs fall into the 50's and cold rain arrives saturday was showers lingering into the start of next week robin. all right, thank you john often 92 busy here on the san mateo bridge. the westbound traffic spend very light for the last hour and a half. >>we started off or you know with pretty decent traffic to begin with because of that telecommutera lot of folks are staying home working from home and that's reflecting on the roadand the bridges so light traffic here at 15 minutes off to the peninsula here at the bay brid. it's not backed up all the way through the maze so you're also getting a break into san francisco this morning at slow from off and on between west grand and the bottom of the maze, but it hasn't really backed up through the maze and at least 4 days now so ca

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warmer, especially for interior valleys warming up into the low to mid 40's and upper 40's for parts like antioch and even throughout downtown san francisco. so thinks that blanket of cloud cover we are going to want notice warmer overnight lows in daytime highs to start your work week monday and ready for school monday tracking temperatures above average we're going to be about 5 to 10 degrees warmer tomorrow than where we were today along the coast in the mid 60's downtown, san francisco, 64 degrees oakland 66 in san jose, pleasant temperatures for you 67 degrees as you start out your workweek forecast of monday's afternoon eyes, pretty uniform in the mid to upper 60's. so we are going to be above average and as we take a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast. >>warming up significantly on thursday as that weak storm passes the bay area, some of our interior valleys could be near 15 degrees above normal with widespread low 70's, upper 60's along the coast and along the bay on thursday and friday of next week, but it looks like we do have a shot some measurable rain by next weekend

and 50's a mild start and the less windy start than yesterday. so overall we've just improve things from your monday and we are going to be looking at a nice afternoon ahead of us to daytime highs for most of the bay now well into the 70's and sunshine will be seen all through the afternoon i've got more information about some rainfall just around the corner still to come. rob are less afraid to drive into san francisco because we had an accident about 10 minutes ago. >>it was on the skyway near 9th street that was a spent out in your left lane. so that's gone, but it added to the traffic that was already heading in so although it was on the skyway that back up quickly spent spilled along the skyway through downtown. the suspension through the tunnel the eastern span and just adding to what we already had at the toll plaza, so if you need to get into san francisco 80 was since crawling from west grand all the way over to the skyway but at least the crash has cleared so now we're at 17 minutes after fremont street. no trouble spots for 6.80 the du

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temperatures in the 60's and 70's for your daytime highs 60's right up and down the coastline with 70's holding on elsewhere in the bay area where the coast is going to be a little cooler than yesterday our inland spots are actually going to be warmer than yesterday with mid 70's for the south bay in spots in the east bay, while areas like oakland berkeley and richmond on the upper 60's yesterday today rising into the low 70's, one 80 on the map and that's in fairfield while 60's hanging on out along the coastline. tomorrow temperatures very similar to today and lots of sunshine saying with us saturday sunday and monday a big cool down and you see that cold rain arriving saturday, making for a good weekend to keep a cozy inside. rob traffic just about back at the limit now on 92 west we got the of the trout and earlier this morning but. >>now the commutes pretty much over so wide open for you at 16 minutes to make it to the peninsula here the bay bridge we do have some crowding, it's not bad backed up to the bottom of the maids and as usual the carpool lanes look really good. so the d

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the areas also dry 70's in 60's on the northern end of the peninsula now once you ad to mountain iew southward is where we do have that chance of isolated showers this aftenoon. these are really the only spot we're talking about down in the south bay, even with those 70's. they do see thechance of rainfall, a light compared to our southern neighbors. tempatures in the east bay, mostly in the 70's and we're back to dry territory. now 60's in orinda while oakland berkeley richmond, san andro in castro valley all 72. noma and napa at 74 for your highs. well santa rosa and a temperatures just as rmest a little warmer than today for a couple pots. thursday an friday our warmest f days while saturday night showers arrive in sunday and monday looks like the they'll be staying with us. rob all right. thank you johnnow we want to check in on traffic you really only have one trouble spotand that's for east for which is a counter commute direction. we have an franklin kang and so if you're traveling maybe beween hercules and martinez along that stretch. >>once you approach franklin canyon, you'

in the low 60's as is hayward a little bit cooler from oakland and into richmond upper 50's there. but as you make your way inland into the east bay like conquered warming up to 61 degrees low 60's as well for napa and santa rosa 62 degrees at today's very warm 70 degree forecast. so we are noticing as we take a look ahead at the extended outlook. rain returning tuesday for wednesday not expected to bring us any pop-up thunderstorms but we are going to notice about half an inch of rain or less for most of the bay area starting tuesday morning through wednesday night and then warming up and drying out with above average temperatures next weekend with showers to an out the month of march back to justin. thank you so much now, hundreds of gamestop stores across the us are temporarily closing until now some of the video game stores locations for staying open. >>even in states that ordered nonessential retail to close gamestop argued it is essential because it sells computer equipment to help people who are working from home. however employees say such equipment is only sold in select s

>>are looking at temperatures this morning in the 40's and 50's a touch cooler than yesterday was at this time to start, but a nice afternoon ahead of us i'm talking weekend rain in your forecast ahead. >>i'm tracking your commute around thbay area this morning not much of a commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's light 's quiet smooth ♪ dum dum dee dum dum dum [slurpg sound] ♪ while you're working hard, do you know what your money is doing? is your bank lting. your money be lazy? make your money work harder than ever with ally's new smart savings tools. for all things money you deserve an ally. >>welcome back 5.17 on this thursday morning. we do have some cloud cover that singing our right above the east bay as well as out towards the coast this morning. this is your view from berkeley. typically you see the city lights pretty clear down below now this fog and cloud cover sitting right above the bay, so fortunately as a result of into many visibility impacts he little gray for some of us to get this morning started off by the time we move into the afternoon any sort of thin m

temperature wise we've got some 50's and some 60's all around the bay area right now little cool out there lob it is going to stay cool highs only in the mid 50's in the san francisco, maybe upper 50's in oakland, the mid 60's in the san jose. all right, here's the big event that we get this thing going here as a cold front not a huge storsystem that's coming through, but the best chance to see any rain in over a month the bay area by tomorrow evening certainly could see some scattered showers out ahead of the main cold ont along the coastline, especially and then overnight on saturday morning it looks like we're going to see that rain the main brunt of a coming through cold enough for looking at snow down to about 5,000 feet or so behind that we've got that cut off low that's going to spin off the coastline and these are very very difficult forecast right now the very latest keeps it a little further off the coast that means unfortunately less rain for there's a slight chance some showers by monday evening that may be a better chance on tuesday with another band kind of swinging up