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exactly what leads me to want to write a book because their pain in the to do. it s finding if i look back on it is finding an interesting person in a situation that will allow me to explore interesting ideas. what almost always happens is i have lots of little projects stumbling along, magazine pieces of things i m investigating. become so interesting that i think wow, such a good story, have an obligation to tell it. that s when it becomes a book. in terms of if you asked me to go to a class of students and give them a formula to how to write a good story, i went on how to begin. host: when did you decide you wanted to make be an arthur. my career path is something on the bottom of the tv screen that says to not try this at home. is an art history major what i first wanted to do was be an art historian. i stumbled out of college and linda by accident on wall street. i got that job very accidentally without a great deal of intention. while i was working on my princ ....
but today begins a modest warming trend. the warm he felt day of the week is still to come and several days of 90s inland. we will talk about that. chris. thank you. we begin with developing news in san francisco with an investigation is underway after a police car collided with a other bicyclist killing that person. the accident happened around 9:00 last night. it was very dark at the scene. this is near sunnyvale and persia. the bicyclist was a man in his 20s. he apparently road into the roadway from the trail. we are trying to determine if the bicycle road into the cruiser or the car hit the bicyclist. the driver will undergo toxicology tests. they called to the end of new rules regarding protests. nearly 100 people walked through downtown and sat down and blocked off west grand at telegraph. that intersection reopened around 11:00 last night. the marchers were caution the end to a policy that limits nighttime demonstration. bold and clever action by a vta bus ....
we will talk about that in a few minutes. chris. lisa, thank you. let s head to breaking news in san francisco where an investigation is underway after a police car collided with a bicyclist, killing that person. it happened at mclaren park around 9:00 last night. this is sunny dale and persia. the bicyclist was a man in his 20s. he apparently road into the roadway from the trail. we are trying to determine if the bicycle road into the cruiser or the car hit the bicyclist. authorities say the driver will undergo toxicology tests. . protesters marched last night calling to the end of protests. nearly 100 people walked through downtown and sat down and blocked off west grand at telegraph. that intersection reopened around 11:00 last night. the marchers were calling for the end to a policy that limits nighttime demonstration. bold and clever action by a vta bus driver may have saved a kidnapped 3-year-old boy. as alan wang tells us, that action helped police nab the sus ....
wet conditions oar 80 # over to 80. and moving from east to the west. you need the wipesser on 280, 101, dumbarton bridge and finally over to the east bay around 880, and fremont waking up to shower activity. south bay not as wet, but we still have showers around the area. we will be looking at more rain throughout the morning hours. in fact, this system sinks to the south so you will be getting wetter in the south bay in the next couple hours. starting out in the 50s. we will look at low 60s. and the giants game today looks like it will go off without a rain delay. chris. thank you. the persistent rain has oversaturated soil all across the bay area. yesterday this oak tree fell taking out powerlines in mill valley. in lafayette another tree ripped down pg&e lines. hundreds of customers didn t have power last night. and at this high school in mill valley the rain didn t slow down this soccer match. parents said a little wet weather isn t enough to keep their kids o ....
axelrod: good evening. scott s off tonight. i m jim axelrod. the line of mourners stretches for blocks, and they are here from every corner of new york city and well beyond to pay their respects to officer rafael ramos, one of two cops murdered last weekend as they sat in their cruiser. an honor guard saluted as the casket was brought into the church. some of the mourners are carrying pictures of ramos and his partner wenjian liu. blue ribbons hang on a nearby fence, a gesture of support for police, as the n.y.p.d. continues to investigate dozens of threats against its officers. jericka duncan is outside the service. reporter: just after 12:30, the nation s largest city came to a pause as thousands gathered to honor a fallen officer. following the strict somber protocol that guides mourning of a cop killed in the line of duty, a slow, steady stream of blue flowed into the church to say good-bye to 40-year-old rafael ramos. nobody deserve deserves to de way he did, ....