In effect. We are expecting a busy commute this morning especially for marin county commuters. Very quiet now. There is construction at spencer plus we have reports of a new accident in san jose. All right. Sounds good. And speaking of, right now, doyle drive in San Francisco shut down. Drivers should get ready for a rough commute. Anne makovec is at the larkspur Ferry Terminal where commuters are opting for Public Transit this morning. Is if you are not going to start early like 4 30 consider Public Transit. They are expecting an increase in ridership today. Heres a look at doyle drive before it was closed. This is the main San Francisco approach to an from the Golden Gate Bridge. It is now closed crews working to connect the roads and tunnels to the presidio parkway. They shut it down at 10 00 last night. It blocked the drive to the doyle drive approach. Traffic is being reviewed. When it will be reopened cars will go from the marina to the avenues on new connect years those were clo
He strongly opposes the deal. Hes also running for the republican president ial nomination. Senator rand paul with us tonight to talk about iran and president ial politics. Also tonight, the house voted to cut off federal funding to sanctuary cities today. More than 200 cities that refuse to enforce u. S. Immigration laws. The white house, however, threatening to veto any such legislation. So where does that leave the issue . We discuss tonight. Well be talking with one of the congressmen who voted to kill sanctuary cities, congressman doug collins, our guest tonight. And donald trump riding high in the polls taking his campaign to the Mexican Border. His hard charging style on display from the moment his big airplane touched down in laredo. Trump telling reporters he will win the hispanic vote and will win the republican nomination, and Establishment Republicans better be listening because he also today threatened to run as a thirdparty candidate if for some reason he doesnt win the r
He strongly opposes the deal. Hes also running for the republican president ial nomination. Senator rand paul with us tonight to talk about iran and president ial politics. Also tonight, the house voted to cut off federal funding to sanctuary cities today. More than 200 cities that refuse to enforce u. S. Immigration laws. The white house, however, threatening to veto any such legislation. So where does that leave the issue . We discuss tonight. Well be talking with one of the congressmen who voted to kill sanctuary cities, congressman doug collins, our guest tonight. And donald trump riding high in the polls taking his campaign to the Mexican Border. His hard charging style on display from the moment his big airplane touched down in laredo. Trump telling reporters he will win the hispanic vote and will win the republican nomination, and Establishment Republicans better be listening because he also today threatened to run as a thirdparty candidate if for some reason he doesnt win the r
How often do you say you have been to jail . About 50. 50 times. America tonights Lori Jane Gliha, in ferguson with justice denied. Thanks for joining us, im joie chen. We tend to see the spark that ignited ferguson, missouri, last summer as the death of one man, the unarmed teenager mike brown, at the hands of a white police officer. But the investigation unlocked a horrible reality, the real fuel that burned in this flash point. A year later, with that reality exposed america tonights Lori Jane Gliha went back to ferguson to find out what if anything has changed. This is the car that i lived in. This is my white lightning who endured just as much as we did. Reporter this was once Kiana Williams home and the car she was in when Police Arrested her last june. I went straight to jail and i stayed there for two weeks. Reporter it isnt the first time she had been locked up in st. Louis county but it was enough to make her stop driving. How many times do you think youve been to court been
Typhoon makes landfall in taiwan. The u. N. Security Council Voted unanimously to set up an investigation into who was responsible for chemical weapons attacks in syria. The west is repeatedly blamed the atrocity on the government. The inquiry could pave the way to sanctions against those responsible. We report from the United Nations in new york. Reporter there is agreement on the what. Now the u. N. Security council wants to know the who. Will thoses in favor of the draft resolution please raise their hand. Reporter a vote to set up a panel of experts to finally point the finger of blame for the chemical weapons and chlorine attacks in syria. Its the first time blame could be assigned to the perpetrators. This sends a clear and powerful message to all those involved in chemical weapons attacks in syria. We will identify you if you gas people. It bears repeating we need to bring the same unity we have shown today to urgently find a political solution to the syrian crisis. Reporter the