in the high school marching band. i think my most important contribution was following the base drum who was ahead of me. riding the ferry with his father, he watched the construction and 75 years later is still in awe. every day i go across i look at that bridge and say how smart those people were to engineer that thing. first proposed in 1921 by engineer joseph strauss it was opposed by rival ferry companies. in just four years a depression era crew created an engineering marvel. a 4200-foot long suspension span supported by cables held alost by two 746-foot tall high towers. a mix of art and efficiency and always moving people. you can walk on it and touch it and feel it move. you can watch the painters painting.
band. i think my most important contribution was following the base drum who was ahead of me. riding the ferry with his father, he watched the construction and 75 years later is still in awe. every day i go across i look at that bridge and say how smart those people were to engineer that thing. first proposed in 1921 by engineer joseph strauss it was opposed by rival ferry companies. in just four years a depression era crew created an engineering marvel. a 4200-foot long suspension span supported by cables held alost by two 746-foot tall high towers. a mix of art and efficiency and always moving people. you can walk on it and touch it and feel it move. you can watch the painters painting. it is just a bridge to be
in the high school marching band. i think my most important contribution was following the base drum who was ahead of me. riding the ferry with his father, he watched the construction and 75 years later is still in awe. every day i go across i look at that bridge and say how smart those people were to engineer that thing. first proposed in 1921 by engineer joseph strauss it was opposed by rival ferry companies. in just four years a depression era crew created an engineering marvel. a 4200-foot long suspension span supported by cables held alost by two 746-foot tall high towers. a mix of art and efficiency and always moving people. you can walk on it and touch it and feel it move. you can watch the painters painting.
three, 4 degrees in some spots, 65 downtown, 65 high deserts, 66 north ridge, santa clarita, 66, you look great, thousand oaks coming in at 65. here is the 746 seven-day powered by accuweather. look at tomorrow, we start to bump it up, more on friday, saturday, sunday, promising to look nice. we ll get winds for about a day on friday, maybe late thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, we ll be stuck through the extended with high pressure spining in through the area, no shot of rain no the for the valleys and inland areas, 65 on average, 75 tomorrow, 78 on saturday and the weekend, sunny and warm. a quick look at the mountains, no snow in the high country but breezy for the next 72 hours, highs in the 40s. let s take a check of traffic with alysha. alysha: good morning, garth, good morning, and we did miss leslie, very much. the northern part of l.a. county through the traffic, out of the newhall pass and
costs for impaired driving. excessive drinking was defined as binge or heavy drinking or any drinking by pregnant or underaged youth. alcoholism is not an easy thing to deal with, either by yourself or alongside someone you love. this brings me to another story i want to tell you about, a home for alcoholics that lets them drink and is funded by you, by me, the taxpayers. no matter what you think, it s an interesting concept for sure, and these types of places are starting to pop up more and more frequently around the country. chris welsh spent the better part of a month working on the story at one of these so-called wet houses. he joins me now from minneapolis to talk about it. chris, thanks again for being back on the show. let me ask you to start how did you get interested in this? well this was a story that sort of popped up on a local newspaper a while back. you know, we saw it and thought this could really make an interesting story to really dig deeper into. so we t