no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 toll to 101 ( james ) breaking news overnight . police in san jose are looking for a driver who hit and killed a pedestrian and then drove off. it happened just before one at the intersection of first street and east rosemary street. the woman was pronounced dead at a hospital. roads in that area are now open. ( darya ) now our big story. a warning this morning . stay off the beaches. a high surf advisory is in effect until 9-pm tonight for beaches along the coast in the bay area.( james ) kron 4 s sanaz tahernia is live at ocean beach with a look at the conditions. sanaz? there s also there s also a high surf warning in effect right now for bay area beaches. waves are expected to create breakers as high as 50-feet. t
musical guest david crosby and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 677, solomon islands! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: oh, hi! hello! thank you very much, everybody. thank you so much. i appreciate it. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome welcome to the tonight show, baby. this is the tonight show. and you re here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here. thank you for watching. here s what everybody s talking about, you guys. the big scandal today is that president trump may have obstructed justice when he told former fbi director james comey to stop investigating michael flynn. yeah. [ audience ohs ] at least, that was the big scandal when i came out of that curtain, but who knows what s happened since i landed here. [ laughter and applause ] there could be another. steve: who knows? jimmy: i don t know yet. if you know anything, tweet me right now, yeah. [ laughter ] the day
and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 677, solomon islands! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: oh, hi! hello! thank you very much, everybody. thank you so much. i appreciate it. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome welcome to the tonight show, baby. this is the tonight show. and you re here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being about, you guys. the big scandal today is that president trump may have obstructed justice when he told former fbi director james comey to stop investigating michael flynn. yeah. [ audience ohs ] at least, that was the big scandal when i came out of that curtain, but who knows what s happened since i landed here. [ laughter and applause ] there could be another. steve: who knows? jimmy: i don t know yet. if you know anything, tweet me right now, yeah. [ laughter ] the day after we learned that trump leaked info to the russians, we found out that he told comey to
hemorrhoids, a number of things doing 75,000 miles on horse back, and into this moment of trying to get to the plains of venezuela, a tremendous force, huge expeditionary force under the spaniards fighting to keep grip on the colony, in comes the american agents and one of whom was famously a reporter who came down and sort of freelanceing information back to the president and his cabinet and he was not treated well. you can just imagine. they had a scribbling pad in the middle of the revolution, and he was not treated well. the reports sent back to washington were absolutely scathing, a man with that polian ambitions, and you couldn t say anything worse to an american than to a man with those ambitions. we re talking about 1815 and forward. slavery was one of the gordon wood described it well, and it was our gmp, it was slavery was huge, and the worst thing that washington could imagine, talking about washington as it was very, the the reputation began to get worse a
washington journal continues. host: jennifer lawless runs the women in politics institute at american university. she has co-authored this report girls just want to not run. in youngr gap americans political ambition. are women running for office? guest: they are not running for office or thinking about running for office. that is more problematic than the lack of female candidates itself. host: why? guest: it is not appealing on the radar screen for several reasons. no one suggests it. family members, friends, party leaders, suggested officials. they are more likely to encourage men and recruitment. second, women who has the same exact credentials as men are far less likely than men to self assess of being qualified to run for office. their self-doubt holds them back. there are people out there who are aiding those doubts. host: 20% of the u.s. senate is women. 17.8% of the house. state governors, 10%. stateep legislators legislators. isn t that all good new