delays at sfo, it could change, but patchy low clouds will give way. the fog will be tough to budge. 30s and 40s, in sfo was at 50, had now, they re at 49. the city is 48. alameda is 47 and one observation, oakland a cold 44, lots of moisture is streaming easterly component, once the , fog sets up and it s tough to budge, clouds will be in the north, staying north this evening, 60s for allie rasmus i are we looking at. one of the places where the chp delivered the advisory is the halt month pass altamont pass, you can see a crash that happened on the tracy supercommute on grant line road. skipping over to the peninsula, southbound 101 south of winter avenue, there s injury crash blocking two of the lanes there, there s a note from the chp because of the heavy fog that area it s making it challenging for emergency respondsers to respond and clear that crash. there s delays in the response teams and getting the crashes out of the the way. we re looking at this from a diff
adviser peter navarro showing loyalty to a man who rarely reciprocates that commitment. it comes as donald trump s defense team floats a new strategy in his georgia election interference case, moving it to federal court? we ll get an expert legal analysis on this development in just a moment. meanwhile, the fulton county d.a. did not hold back in her response to republican congressman and trump ally jim jordan. she is accusing the ohio lawmaker of trying to obstruct her case. also ahead, republicans are trying to rebrand on an issue that is really motivated voter turnout in recent elections. we ll tell you what that is. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it s friday, everybody. we did it. september 8th. yeah. school is starting. it s that time of year. along with joe, willie and me, we have the host of way too early, white house bureau chief at politico, jonathan lemire. first day of school in the house? yesterday, finally. new york city is the last t
and effective death penalty reform act which made it nearly impossible to use habeas corpus to free innocent prisoners. despite all of the setbacks come 2002 was a blockbuster year for the innocence movement. 25 people were exonerated by dna testing. still the highest number of dna exonerations in any one year to date. teenage exonerations became part of the public consciousness and people starte are starting to understand that the system made mistakes. it also is a big year for mike mcalister. people have forgotten about him, but his mom wrote to frank green, reporter at the richmond times dispatch who began writing about his case. a new lawyer also signed on to help mike and defiled a partner s petition within virginia governor mike warner. virginia was no stranger to the problem of wrongful convictions and had seen its share of eyewitnesses but in 2003, mike s petition was denied. the governor s staff said they would be one thing if my cat dna evidence, but he didn t. from
itself issues. texas a quand m, university of texas at austin, the university of houston, other institutions, these arell public universities. and these individuals, these students, pay tuition to go to these public universities. and in response, they re issued identification vehicles. identification cards. but the state of texas has seen fit to say, that s not valid in order to vote. and i think that one example, and we ve heard several others, basically exposes the fact that the movement to impose voter identification requirements is a fraud itself. it s a sham. the whole argument behind it is that we re trying to protect the integrity of the voting system. here s the problem. you re protecting the integrity of the voting system by imposing a solution in search of a problem. because none of these individuals in any of these states has been able to produce a scintilla of evidence of fraud. in fact, there are studies that have shown that there have been over a billion instanc
tonight was about the fans. and to see a stadium packed like this. it s been a while and it has been a lot of fun. after what happened tonight, after everything in this stadium, you imagine yourself wearing another uniform? right now is all about tonight. these pin stripes are the best. alex, thank you. congratulations. back to you. it was great the night. started off with thunderstorms during the ceremony and rbi double and the rodriguez family here. the yankees win tonight 6-3 over the rays. this night was about alex rodriguez. we have seen him as a mariner, started off as an 18-year-old and continueed with texas with the biggest deal this game has seen. and then the pin stripes in 04, a world series in 09. in 22 years in the major league the, alex rodriguez his final game of his yankees career and maybe his major league career. you witnessed it tonight. it was a fun one from the bronx. thank you for watching. if you ve ever been lured in by a low price wireles