had patchy fog yesterday, now we are starting to see more midlevel clouds which has helped keep the temperatures warm. that s why as you look at the number in livermore it s 44. that s also warmer than yesterday. it s 37 in santa rosa. as we look ahead to the forecast for the rest of today the clouds are all going away. by late morning will be blue sky and low to mid-60s s. wind for thanksgiving. ly be back with more on that. let s look at the roadways as you work onto80 just getting reddy to head out the door. we have a trouble spot near grant line. it s blocking that middle lane. traffic slow as you work westbound. have you brake lights onto the pass on that580. a 30 minute drive time from 205 toll plaza. we are starting to see a few brake lights. a live look at the johns hop kins map. tracking coronavirus. the united states has reported more than 200 death for the first time since may. there s a record number of people in the hospital across the country. along with an
eight days until finally forces retook the position. yours is remarkable story, never be forgotten. also never forget the stories of american leaders, icons we ve lost recently. we shape our nation in ways that are hard to measure. i ve lost, like man of you, three good friends in the last month, general colin powell, child of immigrants, who grew up to be joint chairman of joint of staff, friend, who earned respect of americans and people for his leadership in uniform and out. and guy who became good friends when i was in and out of iraq as vice president and senator. general ray, multiple times in iraq and did so much to help get us where we are today and will always put the troops and his veterans first. it was an honor my son major biden served under his command at the time. my friend and colleague, united states senator max cleland, a triple amputee, knew cost of war more than anyone could know it and went on to champion dignity and care of wounded veterans throughout
virginia has maintained to share the great chief justice s life and legacy. no other site holds more personal items associated with john marshall, nor the personal sensibilities better than the home he built that 1790. one he lived with his family and the people who are enslaved into death in 1835. the objects bring the rim alive. it does not take much to imagine the activity in the enslaved household and others who visited john marshals home. his books, furnishing, paintings, tableware, and personal items provided detailed picture of who he was, there is no artifact that define martial judicial career better than the robe he wore during the 34-year-old tenure as chief justice of the united states supreme court. the robe was cared for by generations of descendants, before finding its way into our connection. marshall wore this robe as he provided over 34 years of supreme court cases. during which time the supreme court was elevated to a coequal branch of the federal governm
apartment. officers need direction to tell them what they re going to do. and when they should do it, who should be doing what. who should be protecting the scene. those are all things we expect of our sergeants. we also expect this from the officers to maintain that scene prior to the supervisor ryan arriving on scene. another tactic is de-escalation and communication. the negotiations, questions versus commands. when officers arrived to the scene the first question with a first command should not be, talked the night. one of the question should be why you have a knife. what is your name? what can i do to help you? we don t want to hurt you. so, changing the training from commands to questions, especially when you re engaging someone with a mental health crisis, many times the protecting themselves with a knife because they re fearful of someone attacking them. not the police, but for protecting themselves. so when officers asked the question what you have a knife in they se
i m going to adjourn in a memoriam. our city and chinese american community has lost a warm kind and outstanding when laura lie passed away on december 10th after suffering from liver cancer for over 5 years. laura was born in china on january 7, 1933. she had only 4 years of formal schooling in hong kong before immigrating to the united states. she went to washington elementary school and because of her age she was quickly promoted to galileo high school and during this time she joined mun shing the democratic youth league not too different from the chinese association. at the time of that organization mun shing was subjected to surveillance and harassment by the federal government and fbi and elements of the chinese community itself. with the mun shing laura became active in drama and theatre and there she met her husband who she married after high school. laura lie worked for pg & e before retiring in 1995. throughout their married life, she was his main companions and a