up 30s to near 40 degrees. i have new hour by hour timing on when this is tapering off and raining. we are following breaking news out of northeast d.c. this morning. come door joshua barney drive northeast back open after being shut down for a car fire. and justin finch joins us live from the scene with the latest. good morning, justin. angie, good morning. the road here has reopened. perhaps you can see there s still smoke rising from the inside cabin of this car. you will see this car is completely gutted inside. we have just gotten close to this car. if you look at it pushing babb, you can see the sides of the car are melted. i want to show you some jid xwroe as fire crews got to this scene here, attacking these flames from inside and underneath car. the it took some time to knock out and control. police were here controlling the traffic flow closing traffic on both sides of com com commadore drive. you can see the damage done by this fire. at this point, we are fou
it is cold out there? it is cold. chilly thursday morning. yeah. changes in the weather to tell you about. march 23rd. i m gasia mikaelian. good morning. i m dave clark. let s go right to steve paulson. he knows all about your weather. it is colder by 10, 15 degrees compared to yesterday. nice observation, gasia. you can feel it. you can feel it, that s right. not so much towards parts of the peninsula and the south bay because they have low clouds but to the north bay and the east. under mostly clear sky. we will have morning sunshine and then the clouds roll in. we are holding off on the rain. everything comes out of the north/northwest. holding on to a few clouds. multiple layers of low clouds towards san jose. that is keeping the lows up f it wasn t for the cloud cover, you would be much, much colder. this system is racing across. some rain will start earlier up north. 38 santa rosa. 51 san jose. 50sfo and half moon bay. 40s and even 30s out in the east ba
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good evening. carmen berkley: i am carmen berkley, i am the national director here for the afl-cio here in washington dc. welcome to the house of labor, on behalf of our president, president richard trumka. today, we will be talking about athletes, racial, and social justice. for us, this issue of intersecting workers and racial justice is something that obviously the afl-cio has been doing for over decades. fivebut recently and particularly since recent happenings in our world, we have really started digger digging deeper into racial justice after the ferguson incident. for us, talking about workers actually have to deal with racial justice issues and how we should as unions protect people of color and the work that we do in the workplace. you know, when i think about what is going on in our nation , there is so much conversation about colin kaepernick. we all know that that conversation about athletes taking a stand goes way far back. i don t know how many of you have a
professional athletes have in advocating for racial and social justice. speakers include baltimore ravens tight end benjamin watson and representatives from the nfl s player association and afl-cio. they discuss the national anthem protest being led by nfl quarterback colin kaepernick and the work of labor unions. this is two hours. good evening, everyone. i m carmen berkeley here at the national afl-cio in washington, d.c. welcome to the house of labor for those of you have never been here on behalf of our president, president richard trumka. today, we will be talking about athletes, racial, and social justice. this intersection of workers and racial justice is work that the afl-cio has been doing over five decades. since recent happenings in our world, we started digging deeper into racial justice after the incident in missouri. for us, talking about workers with racial justice issues and how unions should protect people of color and the work that we do in the workplace.