miles per hour. even though it s not as dry as it was last week, the winds certainly to the sth and east. gusts up to 46 miles per hour. the issue for now with the wind in the bay area. the snow continues to add up around lake tahoe. we ll see four to six inches tomorrow along with breezy conditions in the bay area, the next chapter will begin the chance of showers. we are beginning to see that on radar looking out towards sacramento. look at the hail producing thunderstorms on approach to the north and east. more could be dropping down to the south during the day tomorrow. a look at how much we are expecting and the time line coming up in our forecast in 12 minutes. just talking about this weather causing major problem for drives. cal trans had to shut down the interstate because of crashes. we are in september. crews don t have an estimate as to when that road is going to re-open. extra security was on hand as a pumpkin patch festival. organizers not taking any chances
and the teams are will -pete: pete: it s you and will versus me and rick. will: who made the teams? we ve been accused of coordinating our orange ties for fall this morning. we did not. we accidently coordinated. last weekend you wore my vikings tie graciously and this morning i was picking out my ties yesterday and said i want to pick an orange tie and then ut, texas is playing today against oklahoma so i wore my texas tie. rachel: is that a texas tie? pete: burnt orange. i think it s more burnt orange than his burnt orange. will: you think. maybe we have a shot on setting these tables better than rick and rachel. rachel: will texted me and said you re invited to go watch football with me and pete today. will: and rick. rachel: and sean was invited. i have to get back to the kids. that s a long game. will: you don t have to watch the game, rachel. you can eat. rachel: i know how to do that. we re talk about that. will: let you know if she joins us. pete: that s not a yes.
[applause] [applause] [applause] ladies and gentlemen, would you please remain standing if you would while we introduce our distinguished guests to the podium in order of the seating. and let me ask you to please hold your applause until all have been introduced. first, mr. george beverly. second, mr. cliff barrows. next mr. franklin graham. former presidents of the united states, the honorable george h. w. bush, the honorable bill clinton, the honorable jimmy carter and finally, special welcome to the man that we are here to honor today, the reverend billy graham. [cheers and applause] good afternoon, everyone and welcome today to this historic event. from the book of psalms, the scripture says this is the lord doing and it is marvelous in our eyes. this is the day the lord has made, we will rejoice and be glad in it. give thanks unto the lord for he is good. lord, his mercy is everlasting. mr. pre
people describe the threat the threat is islam. let s make no mistake. there is no such thing as radical islam because i like somebody to give me a definition of moderate islam. there ain t any. i think it was who said it best islam is islam. there are no modifier ss. we have looked for a leader to come stand up and try to modify islam. and previously mentioned here, on new year s day, president al sissy standing before all the leading sunni clerics called for a refirmation of islam. monumental. he then went to celebrate christmas mass at a coptic church and pledged to rebuild all the churches. clearly, he better bring his insurance policies up to date. but this is momentum. and the administration didn t even give it the tip of the hat. absolutely no acknowledgement. so it certainly tells you where their sympathies lie. it is up to this congress they have been given the mantle we are giving them the game plan on how to proceed and prevent the transformation of this grea
is so key, i would like you in your very eloquent way explain to us why certainty is so critical. and if you didn t have the certainty of this federal bill, how it could impact you back home. again, i know it s repetitious, but it s important. that s the message i would like to see go out of this hearing. again, let me say, i think certainty is the most important thing that we have to deal with. and over the last five or six years, we have not had that certainty obviously. and so we need it to plan. i mean if we don t have we need five six, ten years whatever the number of years that you decide, we just need to know what those are and we need to plan accordingly. and, this program that i have put in place and was able to actually put in place without legislation because the people of alabama had allowed us to borrow the garvey bonds. so we re using future federal dollars. and so the certainty is so important for me because i signed a billion dollars in bonds and i want