Good morning. We start out with clear skies, sam and laura, but not as cold as weve seen throughout the week. Looking at temperatures now in the upper 40s to lower 50s. And as we head through the day, another nice one, even warmer than yesterday. More widespread 70s across the bay area, but warmer than average temperatures continue for the next few days and we have some rain in the forecast. Ill detail that coming up in a few minutes. Lets check in now with mike to see how the commute is rolling. Were looking at those roadways and clear skies and heres the bay bridge very clear view and Holding Steady for our emoryville camera, the most steady shot and looking that roadways and also very steady. A basketball game, as well as the warriors tonight and traffic in the east bay and well track that and so far right now, work at this time, a very light drive as you would expect all around the bay, back to you. Thauk very much, mike. Now to breaking news we have been monitoring overnight. More
Beginning of more attacks, more he said are being planned in france. Raids of a different kind blitzed isis in syria. A dozen french warplanes hitting their stronghold in raqqah, u. S. Forces also involved. Isis claimed eight men carried out the attacks. French authorities today named the man they believe was the mastermind, abdelhamid abaaoud, from belgium, who they believe was in syria last year. And theyre still looking for this man, salah abdelsalam, also from belgium, an accomplice they believe. Police say hes dangerous, do not approach. They had stopped him at a checkpoint after the attacks but let him go because he had no criminal record. The faces of the dead stare out at the places where they died. Many here cant put their grief into words. My best friend died here. Reporter paris today is braced for more attacks and still traumatized by those its seen. And france has given more details of those police raids. 127 people either formally arrested or being questioned they are kno
Washing over the darker portions of a war. The vietnam war bitterly divided america. We must admit past mistakes. And we must learn from past mistakes. Because that is how we avoid repeating that mistake. Chuck hagel talks about mistakes made in the vietnam war. Retired threestar Lieutenant General Daniel Bolger, author of the new book why we lost a generals inside account of the iraq and afghanistan wars. Up. That and more coming welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. The u. S. And china, the worlds two largest polluters, have agreed to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions over the next decade. President obama unveiled the details with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. Also announce the United States has produced a new goal of reducing our Greenhouse Gas emissions by 26 to 28 below 2005 levels by 2025. It is an ambitious goal but an achievable goal. Whichl double the pace at we are reducing carbon emission in the United States. It put
And willie fcc rejected president obamas call to preserve Net Neutrality and an open and Free Internet . Then to iraq. To gain is nothing washing over the darker portions of a war. The vietnam war bitterly divided america. We must admit past mistakes. And we must learn from past mistakes. Because that is how we avoid repeating that mistake. Chuck hagel talks about mistakes made in the vietnam war. Retired threestar Lieutenant General Daniel Bolger, author of the new book why we lost a generals inside account of the iraq and afghanistan wars. Up. That and more coming welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. The u. S. And china, the worlds two largest polluters, have agreed to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions over the next decade. President obama unveiled the details with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. Also announce the United States has produced a new goal of reducing our Greenhouse Gas emissions by 26 to 28 below 2005 levels by 20
And Community Health thank you very much. Thank you so next, i want to call up james and matt from the San Francisco aids foundation and. Good afternoon supervisors. Thank you first i want to thank you for bringing up this important discussion and opportunity im james the Vice President of Public Affairs at San Francisco aids foundation and i want to start by saying i stand before everyone with tremendous help the reason; right why the progress is one hundred percent when you think about it today Community Cross the United States for the very first time are designing and implementing plans to eliminate the transition of aided even a few years ago would have been unthinkable this is progress we cant take for granted now more than ever we have to identify threats to this as we work to make San Francisco the first hiv transition were here today to address one of the threats San Francisco aids foundation is concerned does the description between the lack of transparency in the health plans