Will get tomorrow, and what you can expect as we look ahead to the weekend. What you can expect for the roadways this morning is mostly travel times in the green with the realtime traffic center. The only exception is the Altamont Pass. The dry time is in the yellow. It is not terrible, especially this time of morning. It is only a 35 minute ride. Elsewhere, you look good no matter where you are going. Lets take a live look out to 24. Plenty of people are headed westbound towards San Francisco. Nothing to report as far as major issues, accidents, orthodontic just plenty of company. Lets take a look at the san mateo bridge we have plenty of company in the westbound direction. Not as much as yesterday. It is still relatively clear. Very few brake lights in the eastbound direction looks better than that. The bay bridge stacking up in the cash lanes. The meeting lights will turn on probably in the next 15 or 20 minutes. In the meantime, just passed here, you are good to go. We are watching
Looking at ther commute. It looks good. Continuing on the east shore freeway, 17 minutes is pretty good to the macarthur maze. When you get to the day bridge, a small delay and that is about all. We are off to a nice start. With oakland teachers on the picket lines, students may stay home and others will show up to nearly empty classrooms. Only 15 of the schools 800 students showed up yesterday. The school had three administrators on duty and Central Office workers. The replacement teacher was supposed to be there but never showed up. It is hard to provide a lesson plan for 15 students that are here that is consistent that everyone can do. It just does not make any sense expects students showed up for class and they say it was awkward having to cross the teachers on the picket line to get to school. Many parents who want to support the teachers had to figure out alternatives for reporter air. 40 students were dropped off at the Redwood Heights rec center. It is one of the sites that op
Good afternoon, everybody. I want to thank senators durbin and marie and debbie now for joining us. As a trump shutdown drags on more and more americans are getting hurt and Public Servants have been working without pay and critical agencies are unable to perform their functions and inspecting the food supply in protecting our air force and prisons and preparing tax refunds and helping farmers and Small Businesses get loans. Earlier today senators van hollen mccartin, warner sorry, van hollen, cardin, warner and kane wrote to the president urging him to meet with average federal workers who are being hurt by the trump shutdown. President said he talked to the federal workers we never seen him talking to anyone with the exception of two people who always appear on fox news because their head of the Border Patrol unit. I agree with my colleagues from virginia and maryland. Let the president see the pain the trump shutdown is causing. He benefit from listening to their stories of federal
white house counselor kellyanne conway, house majority leader nancy pelosi, and senator untrained senators took part. hosted by the washington post . [applause] hello everybody. thank you for being here. excuse my appearance. i fell and broke my arm a couple of weeks ago so i m just getting by but we are eager to talk with kellyanne conway, counselor to the president at the white house and key advisor in helping shape the president s policies and his message and we will start by talking about the state of the union tomorrow night. it s a big speech and a year ago the president gave his first speech to a joint address to congress and talked about american renewal and got pretty good reviews. it went pretty well and lasted a short while because in the days that followed there were number of controversies including some by him that created a more polarizednd environment on the hill and i m wondering looking to the speech tonight what can the president do to set that bipartisa
tonight. the chilling new image of the co-worker who killed his co-workers, this just minutes before he opened fire. good evening. it s great to have you with us. we begin with president-elect donald trump. his victim ary tour. tonight, hundreds of american factory workers are thanking mr. trump. the president-elect in indiana today, walking into the carrier plant that had been set to close and send those jobs to mexico. tonight, carrier says hundreds of those jobs will be saved. not all of them. but a significant victory for so many families in that community. tonight, what did mr. trump offer that company to keep it here? abc s tom llamas traveling with mr. trump. reporter: president-elect donald trump, touching down in important message in person. telling hundreds of workers at the carrier factory he just saved their jobs. people are crying. i mean, they re all crying. they re so happy. they re going to have a great christmas. most important. reporter: the factory