trying to get more there and balance. some people are probably worried about that. you know we get attacked and copied at the same time by the same people. basically it is fear that we are doing something they are not doing. and they try to pretend that we are doing something political that they are not doing. but that is nonsense. we have been around eight years. we are not retracting stories. we do not have a former attorney general looking into is to try and determine how we screwed it up. we are just doing the news every day. when did you know that you had made it on top? besides ratings, when did you get a sense that things were working? i do not know exactly when i knew it was working. but the first time we really beat cnn for an evening and went down an announcement in the newsroom, the staff was standing there cheering. and i said you know these people have a lot of spirit! and they want to win. and they re going to win. that probably gave me a good feeling about
arranging to 50 s inside the bay. we have pretty similar weather to what we saw on a few hours ago. today is shaping up to be the warmest day. we will see a lot of changes and it will get very wingate from saturday and sunday. we are on the scene of this fatal accident in fremont. here is a live look at the cleanup operations. the traffic impact is here on the northbound side from milpitas. thankfully, this accident occurred in the northbound direction that is the only issue that we are tracking so far. the traffic is not too bed. following a developing story out of fremont where police are on the scene of a fatal crash. two contract workers were hit by a car around 2:40 this morning. kron four s yoli aceves is live at the scene with an update, yoli? because it is say active scene they have to investigate and now at 6:30 a.m. they have pushed this time to indefinite because they re not sure when these lines will reopen they stated that they have to be very thorough. doo
Summary: Madeleine Albright taught this younger woman an important lesson. You do what it takes, and you do it with grace. That's what we learned at Wellesley, our shared alma mater, and what Madeleine taught me. And by the way, she was a great cook. May she rest in peace. I was lucky to have such a wise and wonderful teacher.