On the Golden Gate Bridge. Were talking about the Golden Gate Bridge, lets talk about this. The highway and transportation district is starting a study this week on the sound the wind makes when its passing through the new railings. You heard about this probably. If you havent, when the high winds hit the bridge at a certain angle it creates a humming sound that some describe as singing and others call it screeching. City leaders say they have gotten dozen of emails about the noise. District officials are discussing plans to learn the cause of the noise and develop changes to muffle it. I cant believe as we bring in mike and gus, i cant believe they didnt think about this. 0. This is what it does in nature. You remember crossing the Golden Gate Bridge for 2. You remember i brought my husband here to the bay area for the first time 20 plus years ago and we rode the cable cars and those rides were 2 a pop. I havent driven across a bridge in how long so i would weep for joy to cross the G
Nonbiased, freespeech platform. We will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. Washington journal is next. Host good morning. A live look at the u. S. Capitol this sunday, july 12. Middle of athe twoweek recess, the house and senate returning next monday. An oped today, former special Counsel Robert Mueller defending his investigation into russia, the 2016 campaign, and the prosecution of longtime friend of the president roger stone. This on the news that the president is commuting roger stones sentence. And this week, a new book with details on President Trump and his family. That will be released on tuesday. Mary trumps tellall book is set to be coming out this week your reaction. For democrats, 202 7488000. If you are a republican, 202 7488001. If you are an independent, 202 7488002. We are also on social media. Send us a text message at 202 7488003. On twitter, we are cspanwj and on facebook, facebook. Com cspan. A lot to get to over the next thr
His son. It is a heartbreaking story that has shaken the danville community. That doctor was gunned down. His teenage son then calls his mother to say he thinks hes going to be killed as well. Nbc areas Terry Mcsweeney has the late details. Reporter the Sierra County Sheriffs Office telling us tonight that the man in custody for the killing is 40yearold John Thomas Conway of oroville, a man who had never met dr. Ari gershman or anybody in his family. Its just get wrenching, this whole thing is just unreal. Reporter friday was supposed to be a new adventure for 46yearold dr. Ari gershman and his 15yearold son jack, off roading in a just purchased red Jeep Wrangler rubicon like this one. They chose poker flat near downieville. Had never been there before but were out there for a day of fun. Reporter aris wife, paige, had cancer, so she stayed in danville for treatment. Her world was shaken by a call from her son jack. Dads been shot. I think hes dead, and i have no idea where i am. And i
Steve why is it so competitive before . Major youre seeing a shift in the suburbs of ohio that just a few decades ago or years ago, these suburbs outside cincinnati and columbus and cleveland, they were the base of the republican party. Thats how john kasich would have been elected, or even george bush. Those suburbs are largely blue. They are saying this is not the party we were a part of and they have left and they are voting blue for statehouse seats, sheriff brown, democratic mayors and councilmembers, and theyre not going to vote for donald trump this november. You take away the old base of the republican party, and it is tossup or either democrat, which it is, that makes ohio a much tougher state for republicans. That means they have to run up in the rural parts of the state, but these suburbs are a large voting bloc in the state of ohio, some republicans have really lost their old base. The second thing that has happened is the ohio economy, before covid, was already struggling.
Quinton last december. I dont think a reduction of 8,000 people will create enough space, but i think its a good first step. The idea is to maximize space and protect those vulnerable. You cant have that kind of overcrowding and expect a good outcome when covid19 is raging in our state. Its a good first step and we need to do more to reduce our prison population and do it in a healthy and sustainable way. The releases will come on rolling basis. Those who are serving time for Violent Crimes, Domestic Violence or highrisk for committing a Violent Crime or have sentences requiring them to register as a sex offender are not eligible. At san quinton there are tents and beds in an extended area for those who fall ill. People are tested days before they are released. If they are negative they will be released to the jurisdiction. We are being notified of those inmates. Christie smith, nbc bay area news. We are breaking records we dont want to break. New infections and death. This graph shows