Raising rates is the same. They say its for safety and reliability. Well, i dont think you could find customers who are experiencing less safety and reliability than pg es customers right now. Reporter meantime, pg e reported a Third Quarter net loss prior to the open of trading today, sending its stock tumbling. The utility filed for bankruptcy in january. That is their financial situation. Every month, i pay my pg e bill when it come in the mail, just like everyone else does, and we expect the companies that we pay to give us the services were paying for. Reporter simon says while lake county understands wildfires, perhaps better than most, he feels Public Safety power shutoffs are not the answer. There is no way that this can be the way we live for the next decade, and thats what were hearing, and thats unacceptable. There is another Public Meeting scheduled for next week, and thats when the cpuc is expected to take a closer look at all the ways the shutoffs and the notifications ab
Edwards live on sunday from noon until 2 pm eastern. And watch live coverage of the 2019 National Book festival on saturday, august 31st on c span 2. We are back with our spotlight on magazine segment and we are talking to adam harris about his article, the education deserts of Rural America. Good morning. First of all, what made you focus on this particular issue . At the aspen idea festival that is hosted by the atlantic, essentially, remarked on how Educational Opportunities are not the same for people in room layer, as they are in urban cities and that comes back to this research that come out that essentially show how the gap has grown between urban environments and rural environments. So what you see is that in rural environments have a closing of the gap of people who have High School Degrees. Essentially you are about as likely to have a degree in Rural America as you are in urban america. The grab has gone. Has gone from 15 to 19 and it is a small increase. But, the gap for pe
Francisco as well as for pacifica along the coast. Good morning, mary. You have your coffee ready. It will be a monday on the roadways but so far no major issues to report which is great news. Looking at the main travel times this morning we have a slow down through the pass but that is normal. Thalities a 35 minute ride out of the tracey triangle. You are a quarter of an hour on the east shore freeway and less than half an hour on highway four and out of the south way that is a breeze. Its a busy spot on the bay bridge the cash lanes are backing up. Fast track looks good but metering lights will be on shortly. The Richmond Bridge looks good, not a problem there. Last but not least everything seems to be moving along on the mmex. Smooth sailing. Im at the live news desk and we have a video of a car crash on 101. We are waiting to hear more information on the injuries but it starting a Chain Reaction crash involving four cars from what we can count at this point. It happened just after
Good afternoon. Im the Deputy Director of the library and thank you so much for being here for the roosevelt reading festival. The 16th annual. President roosevelt would be a very happy man to see some and people here today. What we call was about whether because it seems to break in our favor only special days like this. Also, we would ask and love for you to become members if you would like because membership helps support these wonderful programs and if you would like to our colleague lauren is author and she will help you out. If you have not been to the dday exhibit, about fdr and churchill please go over and take a look. It is really special and we are showing things that have not been on exhibit before. I will go over some of the basic rules. You know by now you are out there for other sessions from their we will go out to the lobby where books will be available for purchase and signing. I will introduce our author david roll who is a familiar face with his research and he is al
Of use that were going to have for a while. So if you like that cool, misty weather. Today is a really good chance to savor it for a minute. Things are starting to clear up a bit at the embarcadero. This is your view at the exploratorium. Still a little wet on the camera lens there. But a lot of that heavy mist is starting to ease up a little bit. Now, rainfall that we saw last night is really moving its way on out. We did see some decent snow in the sierra last night, too. For the bay itself. We do have some areas of really heavy mist currently right around alameda oakland, san leandro down through hayward up through san ramon and walnut creek. Also pretty misty and also down to san mateo and san bruno currently. So there are definitely still some wet spots out there. Take it slower and bring the rain jackets with you this morning. Temperatures have not budged all morning long. Were still hanging out in those low 50s under all that cloud cover. But we will seize movement into the late