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northeast, there is your offshore direction again. over the next couple of days, you will see a couple of those clipping the coast. 60s and 70s on the temperatures, another nice day. . you cannot control it so you may as well enjoy it. . good morning everyone this take a look at 80 westbound. not a bad camille it was good all the way out to the carquinez bridge. it has been a nice drive. we do not have a lot going on. there were a couple of early- morning things that cleared up. at the toll plaza we do not see any problems on the span. this go back to the desk. san pablo police are asking for help to identify a suspect who they believe robbed the same convenience store twice. the first robbery happened back on december 22. two hispanic man went into the store wearing black hoodies, and face masks. they held a cashier at gunpoint. they released this short surveillance video after a second robbery. latino male wearing similar clothing with blue latex gloves and a handgu
are always on the treadmill, struggling to survive. .hat is our single our symbol. host: thank you. dsausa.org. we will take a break and when we come back, who will be the next speaker of the house and what lessons are there for past for thence 1986 speakers? since 1986, every speaker has either resign or step down, so what is next as they gather to decide the next speaker? matt greene knows a thing or two, the author of the book the speaker of the house. you are watching washington journal. back in a moment. the signature feature of booktv s coverage of book fares from across the country, with cap nonfiction authors. here is our schedule this weekend. we are live from austin for the texas book festival. the following weekend, we have life the nation s heartland for the wisconsin book festival. at the end of the month, we will be in nashville for the seven festival of books. at the start of november, on the east coast for the boston book festival. in the middle o
interpretation of statutes. and, also, the supreme court has indicated in the u.s. v. jones case dealing with g.p.s. they have doubts about smith v. maryland and those doubts existed in opinions written by five of the justices not all on the same opinion but that shows some support of a reinterpretation of smith and smith v. maryland is the underpinning of a lot of the programs and the interpretations. if you can get the courts outside of the secret court to hit these issues, to find some things unconstitutional, this makes it much more difficult for them to twist the words and make sort of creative arguments in the secret court to expand on things, even if we don t know what they re doing in that court. it makes it, if we end up having a special advocate, that gives them something to cite to something to work with in those courts and so we re hopeful that by getting some judicial change on this can really set the stage for widespread reform. and if you don t if the court
congress. top of the charts the year they were elected was a song coming up edward snowden talks about government surveillance at a cato institute conference. then the chair of the house intelligence committee mike rogers and former former attorney general alberto gonzalez. in the senate tonight members are debating a $1.1 trillion spending bill designed to avert a government shutdown. a live look here on the senate floor. today house republicans earlier passed a stop-gap measure to keep the government open until at least wednesday if need be. senator barbara mick ullstromky who chairs the appropriations committee speaking now about the spending bill, the $1.1 trillion measure, on the senate floor while leaders are negotiating behind the scenes to attempt to schedule a final vote on that bill. watch the senate live on our companion network c-span 2. this afternoon former national security agency contractor edward snowden spoke via video conference at a cato institute conferen