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mid to upper 70s at 8:00. we lad a hit-and-run collision reported on the fremont off-ramp, but i am not seeing any delays and they haven t filled any details. i don t think it s too serious. doesn t sound like a lot of lanes are blocked if any on that ramp. we ll see. i m keeping an eye on that. you ve got your typical backups through the maze. once you get onto the bridge, that looks good. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, in the red at 58 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard on southbound 680, about 18. northbound 85 highway 101 to cupertino, 16 minutes. right now want to talk about a rollover crash that delayed drivers in san jose overnight. firefighters had to cut the roof off a mazda and free the driver. the car flipped on southbound 85 near lee avenue. no word on the driver s condition. some vehicles ended up turning around, not advised, but the southbound lanes were closed for about an hour. the highway patrol is working to find out what caused that crash. building
it s a it s a big problem for them is to make it look as if they are doing something kind and benevolent spiteful by calling it gracious clemency you know they they they still might suggest these done something wrong and it s nice of them to let him go right he has been serving a sentence in the u.a.e. he s been there for six months and present the six months i believe when will he return to the u k. you know what he was told last week ok he may i mean he s there got to go to the formalities now but the u.a.e. have also said that there s got to go through the formalities now and that you know the he ll he ll be back in a few days at the absolute most but the point of the british are now making more and more broadly which i think is very important for the u.k. is that you know there are other people in the middle east like like dozens of car radcliffe who s in jail in iran who is it was a teacher and she s not a spy either but the iranian sort of locked up and jeremy hunt the
thing that very quickly became clear about nancy pelosi as speaker, nancy pelosi as the leader of the that branch of government was that she s just technically quite good at it she is specifically unquestionably good at the math part she can count votes like nobody s business. if a piece of legislation needed to get passed, nancy pelosi knows whether and how she can get the votes for it and she never brings a bill to the floor unless she knows she can pass it. and i mean, i ve said it before. i ll say it again. whether you are aligned with her politically, whether you love nancy pelosi or hate nancy pelosi, it doesn t matter. what you must appreciate is that she knows what she s doing she s very technically skilled at the job she holds and if you need proof of that, if you need evidence, you can do a little controlled experiment in recent history. look at what happened in the house in between her two stints as speaker because it was the first midterm elections of the barack o
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