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until tomorrow morning. and through your overnight. today, lots of sunshine in store. whatever you have planned. get outside. by noon, 70. on the highway. let talk about some work that might get in your starting tonight. let head to the inner belt bridge. this is for those westbound drivers. if you re coming from the east side 7 p.m. it s going to go through 6 tomorrow. whrets head outside. that big picture showing it s still quiet but a very comfortable ride and i haven t seen any issues. over to you. i can t believe it. i don t know about you but early voting starting today here in ohio. already. and just four weeks we re going to learn who s going be the next president. trump or:ton. the board of election says they re ready for this and that s where we find sarah how s it looking out there, sarah? hey. the board of elections actually called this their super bowl. 45,000 people are expected to cast their ballot here. some are already waiting for the doors to o ....
thursday to do what ever you have to do will be taught a lot about the is this morning here is a live look are released this morning as the currency if the islamic so little bit of order but a cloud cover allow a look of the golden gate a little bit of a glaze covering that up before is appear in the north to bay we have the upper 50s to conceal a lot from the bay area 56 going out for concord 51 for livermore does run through it by friday evening a few showers, after all of this into more and keep an eye on what will be applauded for youth ready for school forecast by new lows the clout partly cloudy 60 able recovering much of the bed and the general for past 62 for san francisco. robin winston: to get from the foot of the maze of fremont street checking in on the richmond san rafael bridge if there was no one across the golden gate bridge a nice ride so far into our san francisco hist. reporter: if he had stuck with the upper part of the body i might not gotten that ....
sexes them or racism. i am curious when we find the situation is a people are restricted to free speech zones we dispelled as if we were targeted and told to be restricted to the free speech zone for the advertising for an event we had coming and others had not been for their evens. but we also find for putting up signs it and unfair manner because some of them and it turned out the young americans for liberty was an organization to be signed up for the weekend and we have to pay this time for leaving the signed up over the weekend we have to figure out another way. and luckily i ve was there lehr being infringed upon and we ended up contacting fire to have this handled in a due process like manner before we had a fine imposed upon this. how do we turn this tide had be turned that tide moving forward? mind standing is we have good success it has been successful and correct me if i am wrong but to my understanding that regard to public universities have found that re ....
and here s a look at what s on prime time tonight. we kick off the evening at seven eastern with jeremy mccarter, co-author of hamilton: the revolution. at 8 p.m., sean wilentz talks about the need for political party ands partisanship. at 9:15 eastern, fox news eric bolling weighs in on the virtues that define the united states. and at ten on after words, karen greenberg takes a critical look at laws enacted to combat terrorism. that all happens tonight on c-span2 s booktv.k tv on welcome to the 3 2nd annual chicago tribune printers row lit fest. i want to give a special thank you to all our sponsors. the theme of this this year s festival is what s your story, and we encourage you to share the stories you hear this weekend on twitter, instagram or facebook using hashtag prlf16. you can keep the spirit of lit fest going all year by downloading the printers row app where you ll find all of the chicago tribune s premium books content, free and discounted e-books for ....
how will they receive bill clinton? well, i s suspect they won t receive him badly. i m not certain how they will welcome him. he is after all a centrist democrat. he ran on reforming welfare, passing a major anticrime piece of ledgers nation. all of these things are elements of the democratic coalition as it exists today. there will be plenty, but there will be a rapturous welcome tonight. charles: does not provide an opportunity to go back to his rhetorical skills? let s face it. the guy talked his way into the white house and was able to maneuver as a great politician. can he bring those skills to start a maybe bring the crowd to him to not only make them abrasive, perhaps make hillary more palatable to the audience. look. there are two audiences tonight. the audience in the hall. the bigger audiences whatever it is. 10 million, 15 million, 25 million watching. four years ago he did a great job for barack obama by basically surveying as the defender in chief if y ....