7 00 readings in the mid 50s to the mid60s. A warm up after lunchtime you will notice that warming, 65 to 93 degrees by 3 00 or 4 00 this afternoon. Take your pick with temperatures. It will be mild, closer to the coastline in the upper 60s to the 70s around the bay, 80s, inland not excessively hot but the hot spots approaching the low to mid90s. Thats for your wednesday forecast. Tomorrow could be warmer. More on that coming up in a few minutes. Lets check in with sal with an update on the roadways. Good morning. Starting offthe east bay, noticing that the commutes are beginning to heat up so to speak. The richmond bridge, you have room here to get on before everything gets crowded. This is also a look at the east shore freeway, macarthur maze, around to the bay bridge toll plaza, a back up, not the worst i have seen. Backed up for a 15 or 20 minute wait. 80 looks good driving past the oakland colosseum. South bay, this commute looks all right with not a lot of slowing yet. This is no
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Values. I would like to welcome you to the first session of this series titled 100 years of democracy and Foreign Policy let me introduce the participants of the discussion addressing the changing world of democracy and american Foreign Policy over the past century. Neil ferguson, a senior fellow at the center for European Studies at harvard where he served for 14 years as a professor of history. Steven krasner, hes a chair and International Relations in stanfords Political Science department. From 2005 to 2007 he served under secretary of state Condoleezza Rice as a director of policy plan where he worked on foreign assistance reform and other projects. And lastly Condoleezza Rice. Shes the senior fellow on Public Policy at the hoover institution, a professor of Global Business in the graduate school of business, and a professor of Political Science at stanford. She served as the 66th secretary of state of the United States. She also served as president george w. Bushs assistant to Na
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