To eastern contra costr 54 to 62. You can see by 12 00 64 to 72 with a chance of wet weather fading. It will be bright. Temperatures will not respond. It is comfortable. Maybe cool 66 to 78. This evening, grab a coat, 64 to 74. When the sun is setting back in the 50s and 60s. This is summer. Coming back. In the sevenday forecast. Good to know. Traffic this morning . Doyle drive is officially closed. The Golden Gate Bridge shows it is open dug closure lasting through monday at 5 00 a. M. With the closure expect massive traffic impacts from marin to San Francisco and heading out of San Francisco to marin. We have cars funneled to the righthand side. They will be detoured. The detours take you to 19th highway one. That will help you get through the avenues but mostly you want to avoid this. There are alternates. We will look at the waze app. With the doyle drive closure underway we will see how it is going. Amy hollyfield is on still drive with a great perspective. Look behind me. We are
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And in no event shall debate continue beyond 11 50 a. M. Each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. The chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. Kennedy, for five minutes. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, members on both sides of the aisle have offered their share of passionate words about the g. O. P. Health care bill. Thats going to happen. The debate has been deeply polarized here. Americans wonder sometimes whether the facts get obstructed by the politics of the day. So i wanted to take a minute and share what some experts had to say about the Republican Health care proposal. E are not politicses politicians. Farther from it. These words come from folks who operate outside washingtons halls and have dedicated themselves fighting for those struggling with Mental Illness. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the Republican Health care plan will, quote, force people with Mental Illness
Appears to have been temporary. Indicators for the Second Quarter have so far pointed to a sizable rebound. This recovery is a key factor supporting the committees expectation that Overall Economic activity will expand at a moderate pace over the next few years. Despite lackluster Economic Growth the job market continued to improve early in the year. During the First Quarter job gains averaged nearly 200,000 per month, just a bit slower than last years pace. And the Unemployment Rate held near 5 even though notably more people were actively looking for work. However, more recently, the pace of improvement in the labor market appears to have slowed markedly. Job gains in april and may are estimated to have averaged only about 80,000 per month. And while the Unemployment Rate fell to 4. 7 in may, that decline occurred because fewer people reported that they were actively seeking work. A broader measure of unemployment that includes individuals who want and are available to work but have