Is really not that bad. Its gotten one minute faster since i talked to you last. Still really good for this time in the morning. More great news is for those of you northbound on the nimmets i couldnt remember that citys name. Closes in efft due to construction overnight. Theyve cleared it early. So youre not going to have that bottleneck situation. Instead, youve just got free flowing northbound and southbound commute traffic. Same thing at the san mateo, excuse me the bay bridge this morning as that suns getting ready to peak over the horizon. Theres not even a back up at the cash lanes. Not quite the story at the Richmond San Rafael bridge but once you get to marin youre just fine. San mateo bridge is the only bridge where were seeing those slow delays. An update this morning on the gun scare at san jose state university. The lockdown is now lifted and a suspect is in custody. He was first seen off campus with a gun near east santa clara and 2nd. Officers found the suspect hiding in
That within 16 years the population has plummeted by half. Deforestation is one of the reasons, but a large number of the animals are also being killed by hunters orfor raiding crops. Victoria gill reports. Hanging onto survival. Zoo programmes like this preserve small populations of bornean orangutans. But in the wild, they are being pushed rapidly towards extinction. Their rainforest home continues to be cleared for agriculture and mining, but a 16 year long study has now revealed that borneos orangutans are disappearing from areas where the forest is untouched. They are being targeted by hunters. Even in the areas where we think theyre safe, we are losing them. And in some of the large populations where we have measured this loss, its 50 over 16 years. It is an astonishing decline at the population level. Even without animals being deliberately killed, scientists estimate that deforestation alone could wipe out another 115,000 orangutans here in the next three decades. But this brid
Audience we tell the story of americas 45 worst ladies. And now ida mckinley 45 first ladies, and now ida mckinley. This is about 45 minutes. Susan the story of isa mckinley , there 30 years together bring happiness early on, but Tragedy Strikes and changes the relationship into a life of illness and devotion which shapes the presidency at the turn of the new century. Joining us tonight to tell us this story are two guests retorting to the table president ial historian Richard Norton smith and the National First Ladies Library historian Carl Sferrazza anthony, and this rare footage is of them arriving on stage in buffalo, new york, september 5, 1901, and that date is significant, because the next day, he would be felt by an assassins bullet. What was it about this that attract the president to want to go, especially . Mr. Smith it could not have been at a better time, because it was americas new place in the world and the mckinley presidency, very surprising in many ways. He had been i
On this investigation. Jackie. Kenny, we are near sfo. Heres where it all happened. The runways are behind us. As you remember, three months ago, this is after an air canada jet caused a close call here at sfo. Here we go again. This time, the federal Aviation Administration says flight 781 was cleared to land on runway 28r by air traffic control. Then, 781 was told to execute a go around because atc was unsure that the runway would be cleared in time. Within 30 seconds, the flight crew was told to go around six times, but the tower never got a response. That prompted an airport supervisor to use a red light gun to alert the crew. 781 go around. Air canada 781 go around. Canada 781 go around. Back in july, you may remember a similar incident like this happening when an air canada pilot almost landed on the taxi way. Coming within seconds of crashing with two other planes. The plane landed safely and avoided the collision. In regards to sunday nights event, air canada released a stateme
Sheets of ice. Look at this suv slamming into a home after that powerful storm dumps more than a foot of snow. Now a dangerous morning commute this morning as millions dig out. And ten years later, neal gorsuch anna nicoles daughter dannielynn and what she left behind for her. Good morning, america. Happy friday. We are digging out this morning here in the northeast. Not so bad in new york. Massachusetts, a foot of snow. It wasnt as bad here. We got a lot of snow out there. Theres so many trying to dig out. Take a look at this photo of Martha Stewart behind the wheel of a pickup truck. I decided to plow and now i am stuck, darn. Only 38 days until spring. Only . Only 38 days. Keep hope alive. Well, theres still more snow coming. Much more on that in a moment. First right to that travel ban decision. A federal court deciding unanimously to keep President Trumps executive order on hold for now. Our chief White House Correspondent jon karl is here with those details for us, good morning,