parts of the area looking like the sierra. kiet do flew sky drone 5 into south bay, starts our team coverage. reporter: it is hard to believe we are still in the bay area right now. who needs tahoe when you got all this? it has not snowed on the highway 17 summit for years and so you got the feeling like mother nature was making up for are lost time. it was off and on since 2:00 a.m., when it was on, boy was it on. at times the huge flakes fell in big chunks. hearing about the storm and got up at 4:00 a.m. to make sure he got over the hill okay to get to work on time. it s peaceful. i live in tahoe a little while, it s gorgeous anytime you are in the snow it s peaceful. it s just nice. just is gorgeous. i love cold weather. alone, traffic was heavy and slow going over the summit especially in the hours before sunrise. cal trans had easy since accumulation was only 1 to 2 inches and only needed to plow 2 miles down on either side of the summit. still, snow has not stuck
say can i go back. because the students are some of the, you know, most intellectually stunning people i ve ever had the opportunity to be around. and they so the faculty, you know, has not they re jumping at it. yeah, and many instructors i ve talked to had the occasion of teach anything prison and outside, you know, talk about the level of focus, commitment, he had dedication, air not distract bid iphon distracted by iphones. how are the second chance pilots ensuring they meet labor market demands? this gets to your idea that you distinction between job training and education per se. any you you can answer this. we are proud and excited, happy, second chance pell sight. i m really excited to be coordinating the partnership between the three cuny institutions. for us, we will, in putting the application together, we ve looked at what employment opportunities there were in new york. we went to the department of labor and looked at where the growth industries were. a
administration. post-fidel castro. and boston university assistant professor linda spraug martinez looks at a new report looking at the safety of young people of color and what impact the lack of access to overall support and opportunity has on them. c-span s washington journal. live beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. at a pentagon briefing today, afghanistan military operations commander general john nicholson wrapped up 2016 s military operations and counterterror efforts in the country. this is about an hour. folks, we ve got about 45 minutes and ten minutes of opening comments. i ll be calling questions for general nicholson. sir, all yours. thanks, jeff. good morning, everyone. great to be back with you all again. want to thank you for covering our mission in afghanistan. what i d like to do this time since my last update in september is review 2016 and where we ve come and a little bit about the way forward. our main objectiv
indiana. also the cato institute s ian vasquez looks at the future of u.s./cuban relations in a trump administration. post-fidel castro. and boston university assistant professor linda spraug martinez looks at a new report looking at the safety of young people of color and what impact the lack of access to overall support and opportunity has on them. c-span s washington journal. live beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. at a pentagon briefing today, afghanistan military operations commander general john nicholson wrapped up 2016 s military operations and counterterror efforts in the country. this is about an hour. folks, we ve got about 45 minutes and ten minutes of opening comments. i ll be calling questions for general nicholson. sir, all yours. thanks, jeff. good morning, everyone. great to be back with you all again. want to thank you for covering our mission in afghanistan. what i d like to do this time since my last update in s
the outcry greater than ever. joe vazquez at one of the encampments. what are you seeing out there now? that deadline has come and gone. we haven t seen any city personnel. for that matter, we ve not seen a lot of homeless people. you could see some tents here. there are about a dozen here in the area of san bruno and alameda but as we pan the camera around, you see a lot of sidewalk. we re told a few days ago it was wall to wall tents all the way down to division street. the public health department ordered people to vacate the area, saying this was a public nuisance because of all the human waste and hypodermic needles. that appeared to create a sweep, and that s why some activists decided to spend the night in tents late last week including edward linda who s running for supervisor. the fact they may consider a threat doesn t mean it solves anything. it just means that people who were sleeping on the streets moved. we checked out the other tent city in division of va