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Let me start by saying thank you to my manager Anna D, your mentorship over this past year has been invaluable. This post was inspired by one of our many talks.
Y'all remember when I wrote the post about Professionalism and I quote Anna saying "Be patient with yourself", yea I didn't fully grasp the meaning of that at the time and I honestly don't think I still do. For now I will take the meaning to be "chill out bro, you're young; you're not about to be anyone's CEO tomorrow." I want to be a leader, I want to have influence, I want to feel like I have control, basically I wanna be in charge. I would love all of that now, like right now! I am not ready though. I am a 23-year-old man from Houston, who is not ready to be the CEO of a clinic system. I will be ready, but not now. Parts of me wishes I was, mainly my ego, but parts of me nonetheless. When I'm being completely honest with myself, I know that I need more time to develop. There is so much that I need to learn. I feel like I've been saying that a lot lately, but one thing that I have learned, is that you will quite literally never stop learning.
Give yourself time, with the option for more time. Nothing is going to happen to tomorrow. Rome wasn't built-in a day. [Insert every time cliché here] That is part of the reason why I value mentorship so much. Mentors will help you determine how much time you should set to achieve a goal, because they been where you are before. They know what it takes and most importantly they know you. It so important to find a mentor who understands that things take time and that not everyone's timing will be the same. You are you, and your path is not the same as your neighbor's. Don't stress yourself out comparing.
This first year of adulting has taught me that life is a marathon composed of little sprints. There are going to be time where it feel like you're running in circles, in the dark, with a blindfold on, with your hands tied behind your back; I've been told those are called your twenties. However, things will and do get better. You get smarter, you handle of what it means to be an adult; just be patient with yourself. I'm not saying that you should get complacent in the name of giving yourself more time. Instead, understand when you need to make a run for it and when you should conserve energy and get for the next sprint. Just keep running!


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Exporting plotmodel to xml file
Oystein Bjorke 6 лет назад • 0
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meenakshi07 wrote at 2012-11-05 09:45:
I would like to know how can I export details of the plotmodel (like axis collection, lineseries collection with its configuration like color gridlines etc and the data/datapoint collection) to a xml file.
I tried using xml serialization but since plotmodel uses generics and dictionaries thus unable to do so.
Could you please help ?
objo wrote at 2012-11-06 19:44:
I think this should be covered by http://oxyplot.codeplex.com/workitem/9986
But I don't recommend serializing the PlotModel directly - I will not guarantee backwards compatibility in the future...
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Today the Coroner's officer rang me about an elderly gentleman whom I had not seen for several months. Since then he had been admitted to hospital and discharged to a nursing home outside our practice area, and so was now registered with a different practice. This morning he had been taken to the Emergency Department of a local hospital, where he promptly suffered a cardiac and respiratory arrest and died. Did I feel able to issue a certificate?
I could see things both ways. The chap was getting on a bit, and hadn't been visited by any suspicious-looking GPs recently. He had more pathology than you could shake a stick at: ischaemic heart disease, heart failure, renal failure and an industrial lung disease, and had also had bowel cancer and a pulmonary embolism in the past for good measure. I had no doubt that he had died of natural causes, and there was a wide range of natural causes to choose from.
But therein lay the rub. Death certificates demand a single cause of death, though you can add as many subsidiary causes as you like in part two: "other conditions contributing to the death but not related to the main cause". I didn't have the foggiest idea which of his many diseases had killed him in the end, and by signing a certificate I should be saying that I did.
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In an age when doctors seem to be mistrusted by the authorities, we can't bend the system to help people out any more. It's more than my job's worth, squire.
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The mention of an industrial lung disease anywhere in the history is normally enough to provoke an autopsy.
We are spending enormous amounts of time doing autopsies on 80yrs plus people with multiple pathologies and nobody is really interested which of the diseases we arbitrarily assign as the cause of death.
At the same time we have almost no hospital autopsies - people are signed up with diagnoses based on radiology and clinical assumptions which may or may not be correct - and an autopsy would have real value for the clinicians.
Its all great for my bank balance but destroying my motivation.
- 9 April 2007 at 06:41
- Dr Andrew Brown said...
To be fair, I don't think the Coroner's officer knew about the industrial lung disease until he rang me.
My father always told me that he would have to have an autopsy because he is in receipt of an MOD pension for a medical problem related to his National Service. I don't know whether that rule still applies, but he may well escape the pathologist's clutches as he now lives abroad and is likely to die there.
I'm surprised at what you say about hospital medicine. I thought that we poor GPs were the lousy diagnosticians while the clever chaps in the hospital know all that is to be knowed. :-)
- 9 April 2007 at 19:11
I don't think MOD pensions count - but dying abroad is no escape if the body is brought back to this country for burial.
There are studies comparing clinical causes of death with the actual findings at autopsy. 30% turn up something unexpected which may change the 'cause of death'. In 10-20% the unexpected finding would have had a major effect on the patients treatment.
Your patient is a case in point. You hadn't seen them for ages so it provided you with almost no useful information. If you did autopsies on patients who died days after you'd seen them you'd be getting information which would support or question your clinical assumptions. Todays litigious and squeamish environment has killed this stone dead.
This is most worrying with new techniques such as PET scanning. I know plenty of cases where CT scanning has got things wrong - like anything else it is a technique with sensitivities and specificities - often only assessed at autopsy. Who knows how many cancer patients will be refused surgical treatment based on a PET scan demonstration of disseminated malignancy which may or may not be correct but will never be tested - because we know the patient has cancer and we know what to write on the death certificate.
Sorry about the rant - its a hobby horse of mine!
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No need to apologise. Your comments made me think - and I'm sure you're right.
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there are 300 more inmates than there should be. there are a lot of low level criminals in the jail instead of prisons. the new gajail will be holding more people. there are people that are opposed. they believe that money should be used for social services. we will hear from processed protesters and about an hour. >> derrick lewis was
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today, we're forty-seventh out of fifty in per-pupil funding. now these politicians say unless we send more tax dollars to sacramento, they'll cut education again. here's a new approach. prop thirty-eight sends billions in new education dollars straight to our local schools, and guarantees the politicians can't touch it. thirty-eight will restore the education cuts from sacramento. so remember this number. thirty-eight.
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conditions transitioning into the weekends. we cleared up one problem for highway 24 west bound. there is a new accident on westbound 24 and broadway, just outside the tunnel. we in to head its backed up right now into the caldecott. it's likely that this will turn into a hot spot even though no lanes are blocked currently. you know how it is, you drive past an accident scene and everyone in front of you slows down. you of course keep your eyes straight ahead and don't look over and don't look down. the drive time is up to about 90 minutes from hercules to berkeley. it's a little heavy for 680 south. a the
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president obama to address the united nations general assembly. he is about to take the podium right now. this is after the iranian president addressed at the un yesterday calling... we're expecting the president to have harsh words. let's listen and. >> fellow delegates, ladies and gentlemen. i would like to begin today by telling you about an american named chris stevenson. chris was born in a town called the grass valley california the son of a lawyer and a musician. as the unman chris joined the peace corps and taught english in morocco.
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he came to love and respect the people of middle africa and the northeast. he kept that commitment throughout his life. as a diplomat he worked from egypt to syria, from saudi arabia to libya. he was known for walking the streets where he worked. tasting the local food, meeting as many people as he could. speaking arabic and listening with a broad smile. chris went to benghazi in the early days of the libyan revolution riding on a cargo ship. as america's representative he held bolivian people as they cope with violent conflict, care for the wounded, and crafted a vision for the future in which the rights of all libyans would be respected. after the revolution he supported the
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birth of a new democracy as libyans held elections, and build institutions, and began to move forward after decades of dictatorship. chris stevens love his work. he took pride in the country he served and he saw the dignity and the people he met. two weeks ago he traveled to benghazi to establish plans for a neutral center as well as a hospital. that's what america's compound came under attack along with three of his colleagues chris was killed in a city that he helped to save. he was 52 years old. i tell you this story because chris stevens and body the best of america. like his fellow foreign service officers he build bridges across oceans and cultures. he was deeply
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invested in the national cooperation that the united nations represents. he acted with humility but also stood up for a set of principles. a belief that individuals should be free to determine their own destiny. littered with liberty, dignity, justice, as well as opportunity. the attacks on the civilians in benghazi where attacks on america. we are grateful for the assistance we receive from libyan government as well as the libyan people. there should be no doubt that we will be relentless in tracking down the killers and bring them to justice. i also appreciate that in recent days the leaders of other countries in the region, including egypt, and tunisia, and yemen have taken steps to a...
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understand the attacks of the last two weeks are not simply an assault on america. there also an assault on the very ideals upon which the united nations was founded. the notion that people can resolve their differences peacefully. that diplomacy can take the place of war. that an independent world all of us have a stake in working towards greater opportunity and security forces since. if we're serious about of holding these ideas it will not be enough to put more guards in front of an embassy or to put out statements of regret and wait for the outrage to pass. if we're serious about these ideas we must speak honestly about the deeper causes of the crisis. we
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face a choice between the forces that would drive us apart, and the hopes that we hold in common. today we must reaffirm that our future will be determined by people like chris stevens and not by his killers. today we must declare that this violence and intolerance has no place among our united nations. it has been less than two years since the vendor in tunisia set himself on fire to protest the oppressed of corruption as come country. and a spark that became known as the arabs praying. since then the world as been captivated by the transformation that has taken place. the united states has supported the forces of change. we were inspired by the tunisian protests that toppled dictator because we recognize our own beliefs and the aspiration of men
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and women that took to the streets. we insisted on changing egypt because our support for democracy suspect was on the side of the people. we support his transition of leadership in yemen because the people were no longer being served by a corrupt status quo. we intervened in libya alongside a broad coalition with the mandate of the united nations security council council because we have the ability to stop the slaughter of innocents and because we believe the aspirations of the people were more powerful than the tyrant. as we meet here we again declare that the real shame of bosch are lsi must come to an end so that the suffering of the syrian people can come to an end and a new beginning can begin. we have taken these positions because we believe freedom and self- determination are not unique
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to one culture. this are simply not american these are not simply american values. they are universal values. even though there will be accused transitions to come i'm convinced that a goal to met government for the people by the people is more likely to bring about this stability prosperity and opportunity that serve as a basis for peace in the world. remember this is a season of progress. for the first time in decades that but for leaders in elections that were credible competitive and fair. this democratic city has not been restricted to only our world. in the past year we've seen peaceful transitions of power and now a synagogue and a new president and somalia. in burma the president has
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freedom of split citizens to speak their minds and assemble without for freer. under the rule of law and the process they dared take guarantees the rights of all people. in other words true democracy real freedom is hard work. those in power have to resist the temptation to crack down on dissidents. in hard economic times countries must be tempted must from perceived enemies at home and abroad rather than focusing on the painstaking work that must be performed. where there were always being those average of human progress. dictators to cling to power corrupt interest that depend upon the status quo and extremist who fan the flames of hate and division. from northern ireland to south asia from africa to the americas from the balkans to
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the pacific we have written this convulsions that the company transitions to the new political order. a time the complex are ryan's off conflicts are... often they from the difficulties of reconciling tradition and face with a diversity and interdependence of the modern world. in every country there are those who find different religious beliefs threatening and every country culture those who love freedom must ask themselves how much they're willing to tolerate freedom for others. that is what we saw play out in the last two weeks. it was a crude and disgusting video sparked outrage throughout moslem world. i have made it clear that the united states government had nothing to do with this video. i believe
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its message must be rejected by all respect our common humanity. it is an insult not only to muslims but to america as well. for as a city outside these walls makes clear we are a country that has welcomed people of every race and every faith. we are home to muslims worship across our country. we not only respect the freedom of religion we have lost protect individuals from being harmed because of how they look or what they believe. we understand why people take offenses video because millions of our citizens are among them. i know that there's some that ask why don't we just banned such a video? the answer is enshrined in our laws. the park constitution protects the right to free speech. here in the united states
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like me the majority of americans are christians and we cannot ban blasphemy against our most sacred beliefs. as president of our country and commander-in- chief of our military i accept that people are gonna call me awful things everyday. and i will always defend their right to do so. ! americans have fought and died around the globe to protect the rights of all people to express their views. even news that we profoundly disagree with. we cannot do so because we support hateful speech but because our founders understood that without such protections the capacity of each individual to express their own views and practice their own faith may be threatened. we do so
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because endeavor society efforts to restrict speech and can quickly become a tool to silence critics and oppressed minorities. we do so because given the power of faith in our lives and a passion that religious differences differences can and plight the strongest weapon against hateful speech is not repression it is more speech. the voices of tolerance that rally against the voices of blasphemy and bigotry. i know that not all countries in this body share this particular understanding of the protection of free speech. we recognize that. but in 2012 at a time when anyone with a cell phone can spread offensive views are around the world with a click of a button, the notion that we can control the flow of information is obsolete. the question then
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is how we respond? on this we must agree, there isthat justifies-violence! there are no words that excuse the killing of innocents. there is no video that justifies an attack on an embassy. there is no slander that provides an excuse for people burn a restaurant and 11 on or destroyed a school in tunis or cause death and destruction of pakistan. in this modern world with modern technologies for us to respond in that way the hateful speech and powers any individual who engages in such speech to create chaos around world. we empower the worst of us. if
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that's how we're respond. more broadly the events of the last two weeks also speak to the need for all of us to honestly address the tensions between the west and the arab world that is moving towards democracy. let me be clear we cannot solve every problem in the world the united states has not and will not seek to dictate the outcome of democratic transitions abroad. we do not expect other nations to agree with us on every issue. nor do we assume that the violence of the past weeks or the hateful speech by some individuals represent the views of the overwhelming majority majority of muslims. however i do believe that it is the obligation of all ages and all countries to speak out forcefully against violence and extremism. it is time to
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marginalize those who even when not directly resorting to violence use hatred of america or the west or israel as the central organizing principle of politics. for that only gives cover and sometimes makes an excuse for those who do resort to violence. that brand of politics one that pits east against west and south against north muslims against christians and hindu and jews can deliver on the promise of freedom. to the use it only offers false hope. burning an american flag does nothing to revive a child and education. smashing a part of a restaurant does not fill an empty stomach.
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attacking an embassy will not create a single job. that brand of politics only makes it harder to achieve what we must do together. educating our children in creating the opportunities that they deserve, protecting their human rights and it extending democracies progress. i understand america will never retreat from the world will bring justice to those who harm our citizens and our friends and we will stand with our allies. >> we have listened to present a bomb was addressed to the as general assembly. he is saying the future will be determined by the life of chris stevens. we'll follow more of the president's address and follow up this morning as of news continues.
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we are now tracking 724 as a high hotspot. it's a combination of factors the most recent of which was a westbound 24 crash at broadway. it's in the center divider and may actually be cleared from the roadway but is jammed up now. you're looking at about a 24 minute drive time about lafayette. the ride for the south bay expected heavier than usual traffic on highway interstate 280.
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was... i was one of those people that sat there and said well tell improve every week and get better. but when you have everyone turned against you all the players all the coaches are upset and many have a place like this that's it you're gonna have to... have you heard anything this morning? i had heard? i've tweets coming out of my years! they said they're going to make some kind of an announcement today or have something to say. when it came to the tweets? everyone was gripping the rafts. usually i'm just a person i don't care about football i don't care about either team in the pizzas have made be the replaced the ref and looked at this one play i say ok as the ball being thrown. i
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could look up and not even know if these teams were but i see a guy with yellow pants or rise above everybody else so that tells me he's with the packers and he intercepted. i don't care i'm just saying it looks like he's on seven catches the ball. >> when you have the ball to your chest that's your ball. the other guy gets his arm in their ad... >> if it doesn't happen now when you chained to change this one will let? they're still looking at i think we have fines on broncos coach john fox 25 grant for yelling apparats. they're reviewing jim harbaugh they're doing tiles and a hand they've been you yelling about this for weeks.
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>> i said as of the beginning and now keeps saying it if you are a coach or a player and you make your livelihood through this i think this doesn't just make you feel one way. if you're a fan listen fans get on the bandwagon what we have at stake here? when you have everyone jumping and you have to make a change. hey look of the rating for the game they're all great. i haven't heard anyone say i'm pulling my advertisement from this game in no? >> this is more about those are making a living and have to live with these records right? we were looking at does this really amounts of the worst of the worst bad calls ever? in all sports? probably not. >> it was pretty bad but you won't get... but if i have
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a new field poll shows california voters are split over the ballett seeking to repeal the death penalty. 42 percent of likely voters are saying they favor prop 24. african-americans were the only group in which the majority 59 percent favored repealing the death penalty. about half of the hispanics surveyed supported keeping the death penalty. the bay
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♪ fiber one is gonna make you smile. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new fiber one nutty clusters and almonds. with 43% daily value of fiber for you. crunchy nutty clusters and real almond slices for your taste buds. top stories that we're falling on tuesday september 25th california and university police are searching for a suspect that committed two robberies on the campus. >> president brought obama challenging the community and to confront the root causes of turmoil in the middle east. will have more of what he said in just a moment. >> were tracking a hot spot here on highway 24 in the westbound direction. traffic is still backed up through the caldecott tunnel all the
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way up to the walnut creek interchange. the drive time is up to 28 minutes. there was a cue from macarthur maze to walnut creek. the san mateo bridge is already starting to slow in the westbound direction. it is moving well as the toll plaza right now but try times are up to 18 minutes. it's likely that through the hour we could see stopping the conditions again and likely will here at the toll plaza. >> temperatures in the 50 right now on the bay area as we head into the afternoon expect very similar conditions to what we had yesterday. tomorrow we will continue with a pattern of clouds and an afternoon sunshine. i will say exactly when that's going to occur in just a bit. >> at 8:01 a.m. we are following a story in the east bay were uc police are searching for two people or at least one robber in connection with two robberies on the uc-berkeley campus that happened earlier this month. both of these
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robberies happened at the campus atm in the same afternoon. were going now to one of aren't so reporters and jackie says so. >> this happened september 10th out here on the campus of uc berkeley according to uc berkeley police. i suspect approached to different people at two different times asking if they wanted to buy subscriptions to a magazine when they declined. somehow they were intimidated by the suspect and tough to follow him to atm and withdraw one as much as $400. uc police are calling as a robbery because they did use intimidation while it is believed there was no weapon. we have a picture of the suspect on the screen
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right now. they are identifying him as cody smith a 24 year-old white male who stands at 5 and 11 and weighs about zero hundred and 35 lbs.. they want to get the word out and say that this may be going on at other campuses around the bay area. they want to the dealer out to let people know that he may be out there selling these magazines and other places and intimidating people into taking him to an atm and withdrawing money. >> when they say intimidated did he actually touch them? >> that's a good question. i spoke with the investigator and he says that hopefully he'll talk to us on camera about an hour he said that he didn't touch them and he did not show a gun. they did not say exactly what kind of intimidation that he used in these cases. but obviously if they were going to press charges against bribery the suspect....
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>> you wonder if there's physical origin. were they women or men? >> both for women in these particular cases. they were approached and asked if they wanted to buy magazines and that is wendy situation escalated. >> president obama just finished speaking to the united nations general assembly. his main message was the united states will not shrink from its role in the middle east. helping the nation continue with their democracy. >> today we must reaffirm our future must be determined by people like chris stevens and not by his killers. today we must declare that this violence and this intolerance has no
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place inside our united nations. it has been less than two years since the vendor and tunisia set himself on fire to protest the oppressed of corruption in this country. it's part what became known as the arabs spring. since then the world has been captivated by the transformation that has taken place. the united states has supported the forces of change. >> we will hear more from the president coming up and are 830 update. also following the latest in the campaign trail we have vice- president joe biden speaking at a rally will bring what he had the state momentarily. >> new this morning the supreme court's could announce today whether not as an attack of same-sex marriage in two separate cases. a california case centers on the band of same- sex marriage prop. 8. the
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other involves the new york woman who's to say that federal law unfairly treats same-sex couples who are lawfully married in their own states. she said she had to pay federal taxes on her white sustained after she died because at the time the state did not recognize their out-of-state marriage. if the justices take the case then oral arguments in an eventual ruling will happen sometime next year. >> as santa clara county jail this he was arrested friday after a sting operation involving undercover of massive air. lewis and offered the investigator math as well as the agency. the investigation is ongoing and there is nothing to indicate that lewis tried to sell drugs to any of his students. superintendents offer office sending out a
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on wall street rise for the dow consumer confidence at its highest level since february. home prices are at their highest level in nine years, up because the reports are feeling the market this morning. >> the google robot car bill will be signed today. it was passed by the state legislature and google lobbied hard for this one. and allows companies to test self driven cars on public roads. it requires the dmv to draft rules to govern these vehicles on the road with the public. burns and noble will be launching a video service thi. hbo sony pictures and
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warner brothers will be able to be viewed on the with the new video app. nine >> new video coming from the talks, brought it company that makes apple products there. it took 5000 police officers to shut down the riot. production has been resumed after a 24 hour shutdown. they make apple products including the iphone 5. that may make delays for the people getting the iphone but there back to operations now this morning.
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today, we're forty-seventh out of fifty in per-pupil funding. now these politicians say unless we send more tax dollars to sacramento, they'll cut education again. here's a new approach. prop thirty-eight sends billions in new education dollars straight to our local schools, and guarantees the politicians can't touch it. thirty-eight will restore the education cuts from sacramento. so remember this number. thirty-eight. we're looking at this wildfire that has been burning in southern california. the fire crews
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have found in 84 year-old man's body and his home in the town of campeau. it is on the border of mexico. he ignored the evacuation's order. he had only one leg but he refused to leave his home. 20 homes have been destroyed and 80 homes have been destroyed. it is only 10 percent contained this morning. san francisco could be home to the tiny his home in the country's. as little as to whether and 20 square feet. and that's less space than a 15 by 15 ft. room. supervisors are set to vote on this today saying it will provide a cheaper option for many single san franciscans. critics argue that it's not going to help and that it could make this city more crowded.
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>> there is a traffic backed up on the bay bridge. we're tracking a hot spot on 24. >> the west down road back up this morning birds from two incidents one at macarthur mays and a crash at right outside the caldecott tunnel it is clear now but the residual slowing process. there's a 28 minute drive time out of walnut creek to get you inside of oakland. you'll be in an extremely slow going. we have had our share of traffic on interstate two eighties in the northbound direction. the bay bridge we just heard about a stall on the upper deck. is westbound blocking one of the right- hand lanes. the metering lights have been slowed here. is not only backed up here but is going to be slow
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all the way out to the suspension span on the upper deck. the drive times are upwards of 20 minutes now. regardless of your approach to the bridge. it sadly that has become a normal. the cemetery of san mateo bridge drive it is likely we will see slowdowns because the drive times are up to about 80 minutes with heavy traffic. for your golden gate bridge ride the traffic here is been shrouded in fog. the ride is pretty heavy right now 39 to 41 minutes the drive time from nevada to the golden gate bridge. we'll find out more about that fog here's erica >> is no joke about that fog. he should see highway one. as of right now we're sitting above the fog as we take a live look at conditions this morning. the
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cloud cover is situated release only impacting those of you along the waterfront. we're seeing relatively clear conditions and starting to see sunshine with visibility down to zero for half of the bay right now. just about half a mile for santa rosa and highway 101. it really depends on where you're situated because this could be a problem out on the freeways this morning. clear conditions and to the 10:00 hour that is will start to see more sunshine bay area wide. poor visibility = flight delays at sfo now averaging 46 minutes. call ahead and check with your carrier this could be a problem. there delays and departing flights as well. good news there is no problem for san mineta. by lunchtime 60s along the coastline '70s for most of us it looks like we could see some eighties out in concord and for livermore.
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by 3:00 p.m. all that orange starts to flow on your screen indicating where will see those '80s. the a's for moscow's. temperatures there simply is a similar to what we saw yesterday. flirting with 90 over in fairfield. low '70's for castro valley. 74 and union city and yes another day was cloudy mornings and afternoons sunshine in the north bay. upper 70's reporter for nevada and paul obama. we're still below the average of 64 degrees. we'll continue that pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. one reconditions on the way to check out thursday around the seven day around the bay forecast. mid-70s around the bay and '60s for the coast line. we'll continue to enjoy the sunshine, and fax saturday to action be the warmest day
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of the week. >> if you like bacon the united kingdom's big association is warning that the world sorters of bacon the scheerer is unavoidable. this is is treated to a drought all around the world. ranchers have led high feed costs. this may lead to a bacon shortage. >> there is a surge of cancellations and delays. more the 100 flights were canceled yesterday bringing the total flights cancelled on american to 570 flights. america award one and the right to drop the existing pilots' contract. the airline is proposing to freeze or to terminate their retirement plan. the airline disputes the number of cancellations and also blames questionable maintenance complaints and sick calls from pilots for
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any cancellations. >> university of alabama professor that a shot six people has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. she killed three people and pleaded guilty. despite the guilty plea and the state law requires a trial which lasted less than a day. she was convicted of capital murder and avoided the death penalty by pleading guilty to the charges. the controversial seahawks call that is rocking the football world coming at. sunshine and other parts of the bay traffic bound for a bomb wrecked a 187 interchange. will be back [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail.
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when they come down one referee rules of an interception the other referee rules of a touchdown. they checked the replaying and it has to be overwhelming evidence to return, call on a single field. the seahawks win, green bay would have covered the spread and vegas bookies are fuming this morning. there is a $250 million swing because of a call by replacement officials. >> chris brown is an of courtroom after testing positive for marijuana. he told the judge he smoked in california where he has a prescription card for it but he was tested in virginia where he is on probation. the state of california does not require drug testing for brown's probation but they say virginia probably does. he mindful of that state's law since that
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is where he is doing a service. apparently they say he's not an average citizen who can do whatever he wants. they reminded him he is a role model to children. it just looks like they're holding him to a high standard here. the blue angels show saturday 2026 at 3:00 live on kron4. today as voter registration day. we are exactly six weeks from the election day. how by dave matthews videos to get ready for this? they included a message setting thursday importance of voting. headcount outboard
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is been known for setting up registration sites at different concerts'. will be right back as a kron4 note news continues. still had, chevron officials coming forward new information regarding last month to use fire at the richard richmond refinery. more on what caused the fire as kron4 news continues. there is a golden gate bridge cloud with fog as we continue.
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of slow traffic this morning not any major incidents. highway 24 drive time of nearly half an hour to get out of walnut creek and the westbound direction as the head down rock ridge. just to get to the caldecott tunnel and on 51st it'll take it nearly half an hour. it's a little slower on 680 southbound. south bay freeways at 85 out to saratoga to 80 from downtown so slow this morning that its backing of the ride on southbound 680 before it crosses 1 01 and becomes interstate 280. look for this to recess as we had was bound to cupertino. >> it's foggy right now we do have some time coming in the afternoon. we'll hold on to some cloud cover along the coast line with evening out during the evening.
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temperatures in the '60s and '70s later on tonight as we head into tomorrow very similar conditions. plenty of sunshine area wide. full details coming up in my next report. >> just and we are receiving word from the usgs of a magnitude 4.5 earthquake that struck near ukiah. the seismograph here you could see just a little blip. we have one call sang some items fell off the shelf. once again up near ukiah's. also following the latest with pratt vice-president joe biden he is talking at a rally trying to rally the vote at a campaign event in chesterfield virginia. about 300 people are jammed right now at the county fairgrounds. he is talking about why he and president obama art deserve a second term. >> the facts are during that period we have the slowest growth in jobs of any time
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since world war two. there are the facts this does not work. look we have a different way our plan focuses on better education. >> if you hear that the vice president trying to talk of president obama. a chesterfield is a suburb of richmond and pretty traditionally have voted republican so we will see if he could move in the delaney this morning. >> less than an hour from now dozens of protesters are expected to turn out again san mateo counties is proposal to build a new county jail. protestors have valley before but we will see if things get he did once again as today is get key day. the supervisors will vote on this but they don't even have a slight pick yet today? >> no. this is just a thought of the supervisors many of them including the sheriff say they need a new jail because the current jail in the city is overcrowded. 300 more
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inmates than they should have. that is the reason they want is $160 million new facility. they're just talking about right now, there's not even a slight pick out. the processors have been out here before last night about a hundred and 50 of them giving their opinions to the board supervisors. its key today and the reason why is because they're going to vote on the new budget for next year for the entire county. included in the new budget is $44 million for the jail which is a huge down payment. the protesters are saying we don't need a new jail when need the money to $160 million to go towards our services. hopefully it will help prevent people from going to jail. the shares as i understand that i don't want people to go to jail or prison but the fact is is overcrowded at this time and one of the reasons he points out is the fact that this state instead of sending a low-level offenders to prison they go to jails. it means that is his responsibility which is why
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his current jail is overcrowded. we will just have to wait and see how the board of supervisors is on the desk. so far we do not see anyone in front of the courthouse as far as protesters but if history repeats itself we secede dozens maybe hundreds of them arriving in the next couple of weeks. >> several weeks ago the fire at chevron's refinery said several people to area hospitals. 200 concerned citizens were updated about the fire at the refinery. they discuss what went right and what went wrong. people that sought medical treatment kept their cool until they're allowed to speak before the panel. >> my biggest concern is that people get their medications especially those who cannot afford it. they have the company send me a check but it wasn't enough for my medications.
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>> for 10 years there saying that they're gonna fix it yourself facing it and it still doesn't work! >> chevron has involved installed free pollution monitors along its fence line. they're working to install three other monitoring stations in the community paid. they believe they track down the cause of the fire as well. it was corrosion and a pipe that led to the rupture and the fire. chevron the rest on its allegations that the company deliberately bypassed air monitoring equipment to flare the pollution emissions into the air. chevron claims it was true that a pipe was not connected to an emissions to go out on monitored for several years, it was not done on purpose. >> i take absolute exception to someone accusing the
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intent of our safety. as soon as we knew about the issue we quickly addressed it. we need to establish as part of our own ongoing investigation as why it was not identified sooner. >> chevron also maintains the amount of sulfur dioxide that was lying during the period it was so small it was not a health concern. investigations are still under way. and my nine year- old girl is safe after san mateo county police say that a man tried to kidnap her from her school. this happen apartheid elementary. 25 year-old bradley mosaic was arrested after he tried to take the young girl after off the campus. she was able to escape and get to help but parents are frightened he was able to get on to the campus. >> it was really alarming that he was even able now to get to the campus. i know they lock the doors as soon as they drop the kids off but the fact he was on campus and no one question
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that he was there, he was just hanging out. >> there were two other incidents that san mateo schools this week. bayside academy students report he was offering them alcohol. the parents are going to the meeting to talk about the investigation and have their questions answered. >> still had a new safety warning for kids who bounced on trampolesinwill have details next [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad
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suicide rose by 15 percent. >> bouncing on a trampoline is a lot of fun in the backyard for your kids but it is also very dangerous. pediatricians' purchase paris to keep their children off a trampling even if is one of those with the netting. for nearly 98,000 trampoline related injuries in 2009. authors of this report are san trampolines should be used for sports like it should not gymnastics and under adult supervision. >> and taking a live look here above the fog form mount tam cam the flock falk slowly starting to clear up.
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and we're back we have live pictures at a rally in cincinnati. pacific and take a quick listen to see if he is what he is talking about this morning. >> you now when you take a look at the choice in front of us it becomes pretty clear the president inherited a difficult situation when he came in office that's obvious that clear. the problem is he has not made things better. when he said that if we could just go borrow about $831 million and suspended in washington mostly on special
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interest groups and kron is like sinatra. they promised unemployment would never get above 8% it has been above 8 percent for 43 months. >> mitt romney was speaking at a global initiative conference this morning. we heard his take on foreign- policy while he and the president will hold their first presidential debate coming up on october 3rd. the sleds from the newsroom. >> thanks a lot james here is a new survey that consumers are facing more fees when it comes to banking and checking. according tolu annual look at banking fees by bank rate out,, americans are paying more to manage our own money. charges for the bank's 9 customers as of 4% from last year and they are charging 1.4% more than last year. all of this while the
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percentage of free checking accounts have gone down to 39 percent went off the peak of 76% in 2009. the good news is most fees can be avoided with discipline and choosing which atm to go to. and maintaining a minimum monthly balance in your checking account. >> there's still plenty of smaller community banks credit unions and on my banks that continue to offer those stand-alone free checking accounts. >> keep in mind if you do switched to the smaller banks they may not have the full range of financial services. >> meantime if you are a discover card customer you might be getting a little bit of a refund because discover bank has to pay $214 million to settle charges that it pressured customers into buying costly at on services. so discover is paying $14 million in fines to more than three and
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a half million customers. federal regulators say the discover coulson to workers enrolled customers without their consent in certain programs. customers who brought the products from september to august in 2011 should be getting money back from discover. >> thick fog showing up over san francisco. on the right 3 thick traffic again on the san mateo bridge more not spot be. >> these are the peak traffic hours at the san mateo bridge but it is likely that there are construction issues that have been causing these delays for the last couple of weeks. we are still waiting for caltran and the mtc to confirm this for us while we believe that it may
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be related to the expansion joint work that square to force the closure of this bridge on two consecutive weekends in the coming month of october. five times are now running about 19 to 20 minutes which should be in 11 minute drive across this span. that is not our only hot spot as to continue to track delay is like here on the nimitz freeway. if you want to head south to the dumbarton bridges as an alternate it looks like a lot of people are that could be why of the last few days we have seen exceptionally heavy traffic leading into fremont and union city on a southbound. and is still quite heavy in the south bay to 80 north through downtown leading up to cupertino is so slow this morning that it is backed up the traffic from alum rock from 680 in the southbound direction running about 68 minutes. we've had a pretty big back
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upon the bay bridge most of the morning it continues to be as low ride over 20 minutes almost regardless of the approach and that even includes the 880 ride which is in backed up. heavy traffic for central marin earlier this morning right now conditions are pretty mild to the drive times are close to 3536 minutes and were probably freed across the span from the bottle to the golden gate bridge. erica >> " george here in downtown san jose the skies and sunshine persist depends on where you're located. as for the leas on arriving fights flights at s f o please check with your carrier to sit there will be impacting you this morning. 67 these in his eighties around the bay area in fact the
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majority of us will be sitting in a degree readings. '60s widespread however will be a bit more chilly in the north bank. in terms of your afternoon high very similar conditions. santa clara is going to be another day of the upper 80s for fairfield pittsburgh and 73 in san leandro. as his live up to the north that upper 7 is low 80s here sunshine into the afternoon. average in downtown san francisco. a fair amount of cloud cover if you're heading to ocean beach. >> first pitch for the diamondbacks at 715 cloud cover will increase went to pick up in the west southwest at 60 mi. per hour. now your 7 day around
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a fourth cast less walk you thru thursday we turned the corner were talking 90s in the '70s around the bay in mid-60's for the coastline saturday proves to be the warmest day of the week and actually squeeze out some low seventies for places like stinson beach even upper 60s for ocean beach. looks like we will hold on to unseasonably warm weather as we start the next work week mark. >> fo and on to the a's the athletics a bad time to lose games. there's bob melvin manager 86 wins with a $55 million payroll not bad. taken on texas with a
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hundred and $20 million payroll. top of the third with a solo home run a's go up 321 tie at 4 in the bottom of the ninth inning. and the rangers with the wind with a rebel tray with a base hit raiders win this 15 to four. the a's still have a lead in the wild card. >> following the cats from last night was a touchdown or was an interception. before weighing in on our first facebook page on the replacement rest. we'll be right back with the kron 4 morning news. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy.
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live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> thanks for joining us this morning top stories pleaser searching for a suspect in two robberies. we're following the latest vellums minutes with the president he spoke at the united nations this morning channel challenging the middle east. the web more by what he had to say coming up in a moment. >> first and george were we're tracking hotspots >> thanks we've been monitoring hotspots where the salmon to curtail bridge looks a little better. it's
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about a 18 minute commutes which should be a 11 minute commute. here's a look at the traffic maps and years of slow traffic for 92 but also another hot spot this morning this 880 ride south bound to be the result of a lot of people bailing out of 92 and heading down to dumbarton bridge highway 84. once again a really slow wide for the altamonte commute with the dublin interchange 50 minutes nearly at 47 minutes from the altamonte pass. still a hot spot this morning in the south bay is this to 80 ride from downtown san jose out to cupertino the 85 ride from the on-again valley out
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toward saratoga and this to 80 ride as outbound 680 backed up from alum rock coming out of milpitas and heading down to a san jose downtown >> mostly sunny skies expected for the bay area today. you thought yesterday was nice today even better. we do have some patchy dense fog out there this morning within the next couple of hours the fall will start to move back to coast and another sunny day. '70s and '80s around the bay even close to '90s in some spots and as the evening progresses the clouds are real return to the coast line and we will be back under cooler conditions. ninety's returning to your extended forecast will have all that information coming to you in just a bit i will see you back shortly doria. >> uc police searching for whoever has been robbing people on campus at cal berkeley earlier this month both robberies happened at a campus atm the same
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afternoon. frescoes one of our solar reporters jackie sizzle. >> what happened is that they say the suspect used intimidation to get at least two students to turn over money from an atm here on the campus of uc berkeley. if this all started back on september 10th when a gentleman selling magazines on the campus approached to different women's at two different times both times the women declined to buy the magazines and somehow were coerced to intimidation according to the uc berkeley police to go inside of this dining hall and withdraw money from an atm. they say the intimidation was used and they're calling this a robbery. they are trying to alert people around the campus and around other campuses in the bay area this person may still be out there. in more than looking for? they're looking for a
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24 year-old white male named a cody alan smith. he stands 5 ft. 11 in. and weighs 135 lbs.. whether or not the suspect has ever showed a gun or a weapon or indicated he had a gun or weapon is said that he did not but he did intimidate these two women in a way that made them believe that they could be hurt if they did not turn over the money so they are attempting to get the word out aria. obviously if we get any more information we will pass along to you. >> this morning president obama is telling the un general assembly that he is he wants to resolve the dispute over yvonne's the clear this. obama also says that kron has failed to
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demonstrate that its nuclear program is peaceful and the u.s. will do what it must prevent kron from developing a nuclear weapon. >> respect the right of nations to ask says pete peaceful nuclear power. one of our job to sit we harness the power for peace. it would threaten the elimination of israel and the security of other nations and the stability of the global economy. that's why the nine states will do what we must to prevent kron from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> it runs has fired four missiles during a drill today. president obama went on to say that the ride a government has been propping up the dictatorship in syrria. to this on his address was the final international speech before the october debate and of
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every election. >> it's 9: 05 the supreme court could announce today whether it will take up same-sex marriages into separate cases. a california case that centers on the band of same-sex marriages. the other involved a new york, who in has sued and said a new york office faunfairly targets same-sex couples. the woman had to pay taxes on her part as a state because a york cannot recognize same-sex marriages. an eventual ruling will not happen until next year. we're following a santa clara elaters school principal who is accused of selling drugs, erica was was arraigned on charges of frizzing drugs and possessing amphetamines for sale. he was arrested friday in a sting involving an
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undercover operation. louis offer the investigator gaea's be the date rape joked and methamphetamines. and the santa clara superintendent's office sending out this letter to parents notified of the principals are rest it also lets them know that at this time there have been no allegations that louis engaged in illegal activity in connection with the school. he is on administrative leave without pay in its failed in jail on $25,000 bail. >> it's definitely a life lesson for the kids that's one of the main things to stay away from drugs. and mentor that in charge of the kids who was looked up to its very troubling. >> very sad, shocked the was the first reaction of staff and parents. we plan the best we could for students
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to go to sign the recently passed google robot car built. goals co-founder will be there also elected officials. lobby for the bill to be passed to allow it to test self driven cars on public roads it requires the dmv to set new rules for the public. >> i can't wait for that car >> if you get an accident can you blame the driver? >> barzan noble will launch a new video service. nook video is what it will be called. it will have a collection of tv shows available those videos you
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national you could argue the beauty and to sign the functionality i will argue then that. >> talk about the nfl blown call depending on if you are a seattle seahawks or in the pakistan. if the nfl will not pony up to pay the referees and your revenue. could you imagine...... the nfl does not want to pay referees' their pension and want to say hey kid a 401 k.
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i think health care costs would be higher for..... is labor versus union. >> leskeith schiller is a little bit more correctly of adjusted. long story short when you look at the key shilling so primed long as they're not recovering very fast it is what the wealthy are ultimately buying. good news but not great news.
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missing foreclosures down so we could be headed for to some higher numbers. i feel comfortable san that the rebound as started but not in all markets the stock market may never recover. >> the time now is 9: 18 let's get a look at the weather and the traffic. hi there robin >> pacifca live look from the bay bridge toll plaza out towards the bay hills a lot of fog there is widespread. the fog stretches into the bay and out to moderate temperatures may be in the fifties at couple of 60 degree readings fairfield and tech and livermore blow to mid-60s for the rest of the bay area novato 67. was it that
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fall fog moved back to the coast line mostly sunny skies and a few degrees warmer compared to what we saw yesterday high eighties for the warmest inland oatcake locations. we have ninety's returning to the forecast that in your extended forecast of its debt in just a minute. at 10:00 this morning we still have fog stretching from the north bay coast through the golden gate and down the peninsula as well. the fog will move back to the coastline however we will have mostly sunny skies to route the area you can expect to see cool temperatures there. let's take a look at our afternoon highs 76 to redwood city '80s the far south bay like san jose on the invalid the warmer weather will be in and along delta places like
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antioch its burned very close to 90 not quite there. : alameda 68 degrees mostly sunny for your east bay a little bit cooler in san francisco along the beach getting up to 61 degrees in ocean beach 73 like places like san mateo. san raphael in the '80s and 82 expected in santa rosa. >> another homer gave the giants take on the diamondbacks. if you're heading to the game be prepared it will be on the cool side right around 59 or 60 dthe game. we will see cooler temperatures and increasing in the clouds as we go through the evening. it will be a little breezy. let's take a look to your extended forecast nice day nice tomorrow a little bit cooler by thursday if it's going to get high 90s in your forecast of the warmest in locations and will cool it down by monday of next week
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'70s around the bay that sure whether the attack outside in could check of your tuesday morning commute george >> kron we contract in a number of slowdowns hotspots but in the east bay and south bay also in some of the bridges. let's start with the nimitz commute and a 80 southbound starting to thin out a bit and that's occurring along with the traffic getting back to normal on 92 of the san mateo bridge for the southbound 880 ride between hayward and union city behind. the ride on 580 westbound also improving but only slightly. we are still nearly at a one hour drive time at a altamonte pass to the dublin interchange. no good reason to account for the delays we are basically incident free. for the slow traffic onto 80 not northbound which is still a half an hour drive time out
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toward cupertino and slow again and backing up at 680 south about coming out at milpitas heading out at san jose. 680 south at 101 becomes interstate 2 a northbound and 80 out to saratoga's still badly backed up. we have been tracking the san mateo bridge as a hot spot but no longer at the bottom drops and the 9:00 hour so does the back ups. again we are waiting for confirmation from caltran about the reasons for these delays that we have been going through all the last couple of weeks. it is almost daily we find stop n go conditions on the toll plaza at the base of a high-rise. no relief stall in the upper deck that just kept a meeting like slow or slow approaching 58880 in the nimitz was using the easiest
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approach to the bridge it's starting to ease on that approach along. for the golden gate ride 101 southbound no problems here except the fog. james >> just in a water main break in san francisco we understand the city crews are at the intersection of noriega and 20 of avenue white in the middle of the sunset. that's all we know right now kron 4 czech's sizzle is on the way. we will get a live report from him from the scene hopefully here within the hour. dari >> thanks a lot james is 9: 20 we will be back with more in just a minute. we will be right back. hi, i'm amy for downy unstopables
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the man who died had one leg and ignored evacuation orders. 20 homes were destroyed as fire crews attempt to get control of the plays of 2,400 a.. 80 more homes have been evacuated. >> san francisco could soon be home to the tiniest towns in the country. tiny apartment 220 square feet that's less space than you get in a 15 by 15 wrong. city supplies are set to vote on this plan today saying that this super that a cheaper option for people that are single and they just a little tiny space to live in. these apartments will not be good for families and will make the city more crowded some say. >> tuesday morning watching conditions around the bay here of the bay bridge still a back of.
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will take a look at the weather in one minute but first a weekend of is how to get to work and we still have hot spots. >> we still have delay is the aria and we're striking what we call hot spots not there any major incidents but they're just a result of heavy traffic. too many cars not a glove lanes. that's pretty much the standard answer. still jammed up heading over to saratoga out on an valley. we've seen some relief here on the ride to cupertino on downtown san jose at least on this last stretch from 880 to 885 it's right here in the heart of the downtown commute the traffic is very slow it has left 680 southbound backed up. we're still delayed for the altamonte pass. about
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twice the normal commute time for the altamonte pass and again there were no major incidents here just the way behind schedule from the right to livermore to the dublin interchange. >> a lot of the patchy dense fog outside your door right now and that is affecting your visibility and like places like half moon bay. drive carefully reduce your speed and assure you have your lights and wipers on the fog is pretty tense this morning. it is affecting travel traffic at s f o. both oakland and san jose both checking in on time. here's what we can expect for this afternoon the next couple of hours was in the fog moved back to the coastline apache indians out
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there. sunny skies throughout the bay your warmest temperatures will be in the upper 80s very close to nine geese a few degrees warmer. a pleasant evening for you as well as continued into the evening we have a giants game coming up tonight i will let you know what to expect for the game and in your city. >> we are waiting for protesters to show up as a dozen of them are protesting for salmon tales proposal to build a new jail. there has been a rally before in things that become heated we will see what happens again. >> will mark right now so far it's peaceful they are inside the building is started about 30 minutes ago we did see protesters and you can see some of the ridings that they put on the ground before they entered. we expect maybe more than 100 people. this time only a few dozen but they are still
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saying the same message that there is no need for a new jail they think the money can be spent some more else. the county is voting on the overall budget. there is no place that has been picked out for a design for the jail but it's a thought at this time. the share of the county is saying they need a new jail simple because the current one is overcrowded 300 people more than it should have. we had a chance to speak with both on each side of the issue. here's what they had to say >> we have to look at alternatives there are in turn gives to incarceration. >> is not just about building a jail the programs we have inside the facility are really was going to be key and having the size and the space to do that is what's really important for us. >> and the last person you heard from is the county
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spokesman he says that with the new jail we can have counsel is in there and work with the inmates. what about doing it outside of custody i asked him. he says we can really do that we invest millions of dollars into programs to attempt to keep them from re-entering the prisons and jails. now as far as if its incoif is approved to date that does not mean it is a done deal. i ask what would happen is there a chance it could be rejected down the road. and said they cannot get the $120 million are so he says he cannot speak to that that is too far down the road this will be a long battle in a long war. >> fighter jets were scrambled over new jersey this morning after two planes violated the airspace restrictions over u.n. headquarters in new york and
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general assembly is sitting there today president obama spoke of their early today security is extremely tight. both planes were escorted to a central jersey regional airport where they were forced to land no word yet if the pilots who the pilots were >> 15,000 pieces of people were sent to area hospitals after the chevron refinery fire. a meeting where they talk about what went wrong and what went right. >> my biggest concern is making sure that the people get their medication especially those of us who cannot afford it. chevron had a company sent me a check and it was not enough for my medications. >>
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()inaudible)á >> as part of its plan to prevent these fires from happening again chevron has installed three pollution monitors along its fence line around the refinery in richmond. three other stations should be completed and installed in the committee by next year. chevron believe they have tracked down because it was corrosion in a pipe that led to the rupture and the fire. chevron claims that while it is true a pipe was not connected and missions did go out and monitored for several years it was not on purpose. >> i take absolute objection to someone questioning the intent of safety. as soon as we knew about the issue we
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addressed it. we need to establish is on ongoing investigation. >> chevron also maintains the amount of sulfur dioxide that was flared was so small that it was not a health concern. investigations however, are under way. beating /+ /+ /+ /+ + >> sphere it appears the green bay packers indigence beat golden state to the ball for the interception. one reference an interception the other a touchdown. there is the replay a ruling coming from the nfl says that it appears that golden state shall quarterback stan shields to the ground and there should have been a feel for offensive pass interference but was not called. however
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is not reviewable under the instant replay. the call is been stood by on the feel that it is a touchdown and the seattle seahawks win the game. good news here for ryder various haywood bay is out of the hospital after he was knocked out by rain monday during the game on sunday he was released from eden valley hospital. he has a concussion and a neck sprain he should be ok. we are also waiting on a ruling for thbut in fl. >> will be back with more on this tuesday morning less take a look at the fog over eth golden gate bridge. we will lbe right back
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trembling in is are decreasing as well as traveling sales. experts say traveling should be used only for sports and under adult supervision. >> kron floofor will be live saturday october 6th at 3 in the afternoon blue angels live. >> at 943 went back and a couple of minutes. father in most shops were from mount tam the shots look nice and clear.
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settle with customers who were forced into buying services. federal regulators said the discover called center workers enrolled customers and programs without their consent and misleading them that therinto thinking that thee free. >> the bay area weather and traffic right now but to get update from george. >> are hot spots have been the result of slow traffic not major incidents until now. take a look now at interstate 880 leading to walnut creek southbound the three right lanes are blocked with an accident there. according to a california highway patrol. you concede the traffic is still slow coming out of
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pleasant hill. this might be a good time to take pleasant hill boulevard and come in the back door on highway 24 that would likely save some time this morning. you will still be delayed if you're heading through the south bay on a 85 the west valley freeway or on interstate 280 downtown san jose both those freeways way behind schedule. the 2 a northbound slow that it's backed up coming out of milpitas heading downtown san jose. still behind schedule as it once again at an impact of for 05 minutes that we took away on the altamonte to doublindublin. >> is still nearly an hour for your trip out of tracy heading toward the dublin interchange. the final
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bridge and check as we look at the bay bridge conditions improving while 880 remains backed up to 580 is clearing now. the drive times or about 18 minutes. the san mateo bridge ride is down to about 11-12 minutes and we are still looking at pretty smooth conditions on the golden gate bridge 101 southbound. let's get to the weather center with robin. >> good morning we will head outside and a live look at the golden gate bridge. dense fog out there you cannot make out the towers. we will start to see that fault move back to the coast line and another nice day with a mostly sunny skies around the bay. sunny and warm in today's sixties cosi upper 80s. for tomorrow a little bit cooler temperatures will drop a few degrees same pattern of
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morning fog and afternoon sunshine. we have some nineties coming up i will get to that in just a bit. for today's sixties along the coast '70s and '80s are the warmest locations the warm orange that you see here. some spots will be near 96 as the continued into the evening will cool down about 8:00 tonight. if you have plans for the evening. the sec a look at your afternoon high for this afternoon mostly sunny around the bay and as i said the temperatures will be coming up. and a bit warmer in sunnyvale 80 in campbell alevin valley 77 close to 90s in some places like fair built 89 not unpleasant along the delta. 87 for livermore 73 expected four san leandro. we will see fog cover along the coastline throughout the afternoon.
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only 61 for ocean beach 68 in san bruno nice weather up more 82 expected for now. we have a giants game taking on the diamondbacks. all the cool side to bridge will be in the upper 50s take a jacket because it will be cooler in the evenings and breezy as well. . 7 day around the bay forecast is looking good will get hot next week we will see an increase in temperatures. we will have fought in the morning however plenty of sunshine for the afternoon. through the weekend if you have plans saturday perfect for outdoor conditions and in cooler by the return of your work week. mark >> and large number of voters apparently will not be satisfied that only 50 percent of american voters saying they are fairly
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satisfied with the presidential choices 40 percent telling the research center that they are not to or not at all satisfied. democrat showed more satisfaction than republicans in this hour waisurvey. >> this is the scene fox conone tie one factory 40 employees were injured. fox, is the company that makes the iphone 54 apple. sunday night's destruction could mean delays in getting apple's new phone here to the u.s.. just take a look at when we can expect the supply to meet the demand. >> the good news for now on apple's web site says the
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new iphone will be delivered within three to four weeks let's hope it stays that way and does not jump up to five to six weeks by the iphone for did a couple of years ago. it saipeople looking to mae a quick buck have forced the sellout of the phone. on ebay and critics list there are listings of people selling the iphone 5 still shrink wrapped in the box and still from the store. depending on the model people are paying from 800- 300 hundred dollars for the phone. if you do not want to wait for the month for the order here is my advice. apple stores.. your bid..
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status to score from your apple store not on line or the carrier's. my advice called the apple store near you each morning when they open and see if they received a shipment. if so get to that store as quick as you can. gates late kron 4 news. >> we back in a couple of minutes as take a look outside. all we can see is the fault hanging over the buildings and san francisco we're waiting for that to clear but it is taking quite a while we will be right back. [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ megan ] call now
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At the invitation of Armenian Foreign Minister Edward Nalbandian, Montenegro Deputy PM and Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Igor Lukšić, will pay an official visit to Armenia on Monday and Tuesday.
Lukšić will be received by President Serzh Sargsyan, National Assembly Speaker Hovik Abrahamyan, and PM Tigran Sargsyan.
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