and talk about the solano super commute. overall it is well. interstate 80 looks good in both directions. on the map you can see there was a hazard sign because of an earlier, deadly crash eastbound 80 at pittman road. i am told that has been cleared. there are no lane closures on interstate 80 itself. let me put up a live picture and show you what things look like on highway 24, westbound out of the walnut creek area. we are not seeing any crashes or slowdowns in that area. further up the road from here, you can see the scene at interstate 880 and oakland. that is moving along nicely. further up the road in berkeley, on the east shore freeway, a crash eastbound 80 near ashby. that could slow you down just a bit. moments ago we received word of new developments in the search for 10 missing sailors after a collision at sea yesterday involving the uss john s mccain or singapore. the commander of the u.s. pacific fleet said some remains were found in a compartment on the worship
7:00 this tuesday morning, august 22nd. i m gasia mikaelian. and good morning. i m dave clark. let s talk about our weather. you saw clouds coming in. for sure. as you came in this morning. steve paulson is right here. a lot coming across from the sierra. also a little earthquake there. not everybody felt it. from about pacifica, daly city, parts of the city. not so much in marin county. there is also low clouds in place. i felt it in san francisco haze valley at 6:35. a lightly sharp jolt. it looks like if it wasn t on the san andreas, it was on the san gorgonioa fault. kathy known as the napa valley chick, gorgeous sunrise in napa this morning. after yesterday s foggy, foggy day. right back into napa county. that is the source of that. that is coming in from east actually east/southeast and heading north. head bay and areas up to the north. some of that has produced light rain up into lake county. underneath is the fog bank. yesterday it never burned off for som
up call. i was off for the last few days. i m not glued to the news. nor should you be. one of the first clips i saw was from the little league world series last night. it stood out. i don t know if you know the story. the game was between venezuela, they defeated the dominican republic on a walk off hit. the pitcher so devastated, it collapsed to the ground. the first person to come over to him, not his teammates but the oh points posting coach. holds him and opposing coach. holds him and embraces. opposing players start to come over and embrace him. i went to first soccer game for my daughter. a good story to see. sometimes they don t always report the best stories. we have a busy news cast for you. president trump, soon to be in arizona. he is going to have a rally tonight. pete escaveto, looking forward to that interview. we got to begin in the east bay, we are await agnus conference at berkley city hall that is supposed to get underway any minute. by a grou
to be here amongst all our attend eaees and speakers for t wonderful day and the whole weekend we ve got line up for you. as master of ceremonies, it s my responsibility to introduce our speakers and to keep you informed of our schedule and any updates or additions as the day progresses. most of you in the audience are you seasoned veterans who have attended our programs before. but i do want to stress that due to the tight schedule of great programming, we will stick to the itinerary and timings as closely as we can so as to ensure that everyone gets enough time for their presentations and so that our question and answer sessions provide you all with enough opportunity to ask the speakers specifically what you want to know. i do want to point out that the speakers biographies are in the back of your official programs so please refer to that for more personal details. the opening lecture for our espionage symposium is raymond e. mason jr. distinguished lecture on world war i
c-span and c-span.org or listen to it on the free c-span radio app. author and journalist max hastings talks about his book the secret war spies, ciphers and guerrillas. mr. hastings argues the rise of electronic and radio communication made codebreakers equally if not more important, than spies on the ground. this hour-long talk is part of a multiday conference at the national world war ii museum in new orleans. good morning, everyone. it s a great pleasure and honor to be here amongst all our attend eaees and speakers for t wonderful day and the whole weekend we ve got line up for you. as master of ceremonies, it s my responsibility to introduce our speakers and to keep you informed of our schedule and any updates or additions as the day progresses. most of you in the audience are you seasoned veterans who have attended our programs before. but i do want to stress that due to the tight schedule of great programming, we will stick to the itinerary and timings as clo