Affecting the main lines, but you might see slight delays with activity on the side. The good news is not a lot of cars making the stretch but various lines blocked in both directions. But it looks good, off to a great start out of oakland into San Francisco. Thank you for the update. And we know that a sideshow has been stopping traffic on the bay bridge, the latest one happening on sunday. For drivers, the shows are a nuisance and a danger and for chp, its a tough case to crack. Mark kelly has more from the bay bridge. Reporter behaving as if the bay bridge is their private movie set, these wannabe stuntmen brought traffic to a halt. Other drivers werent amused. Its dangerous and just stupid. There is really no reason for it. With all the technology and surveillance, they should stop this right away. Reporter but the sideshows like this weekend are magic acts. They last just minutes, and the drivers disappear into thin air leaving only their black tire marks behind. People are saying
States. The panelists examine different e ands in prison structur inmate control from the early days of the republic to modern times. They also discussed the issue of race in the prison system. It is a little over one hour. Good afternoon. My name is dane kennedy. Im the director of the National History center, which is associated with the American Historical Association. I want to welcome all of you this afternoon to this congressional briefing on the history of incarceration. I should say as a preface, this is part of an ongoing series sponsored by the National History center that brings historical perspectives to issues that currently confront congress. The center is strictly nonpartisan and the purpose of the program is not to advocate for any particular policy or set of policies, but rather to provide the Historical Context that can help inform policymakers and the public as they deal with difficult issues. I went to acknowledge the Financial Support of the Mellon Foundation which
For any particular policy or set of policies, but rather to provide the Historical Context that can help inform policymakers and the public as they deal with difficult issues. I want to acknowledge first off the Financial Support of the mellon foundation, which has made this program possible, and also the work of amanda mooneys, the assistant director, and Frankie Lyons for organizing todays event. The history of mass incarceration, the us you of ofs incarceration issue mass incarceration has reached a Critical Mass of attention in the last six months or so. There have been initiatives that have been launched obviously by the senate just this week. And in various other venues as well. All of them calling for reform of the system of incarceration, and what is interesting is that this has been a Bipartisan Initiative involving democrats and republicans. It is a response to what is clearly a serious problem. I just want to offer a few brief statistics to highlight this. The United States
Ask the why of things. Always why, why, why. You know, i was 33 when i got diagnosed. And at that point i had been working in kitchens all my life. And working 16, 18 hours a day. And you, at that point, you still feel like youre insinceable invincible. I didnt feel like i was 33, i felt like i was 23. And to be faced with that severity of illness was, it takes you back. Kuz you would never think that would happen. I have never regretted anything. And that is a good life to live without any regrets. Or its better to regret what you have done than what you havent done for sure. Rose a celebration of the art of cooking when we continue. Funding for charlie rose is provided by the following and by bloomberg. A provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Rose Daniel Boulud is here, his flagship restaurant daniel is celebrating its 20th birth day this year. The New York T
Ask the why of things. Always why, why, why. You know, i was 33 when i got diagnosed. And at that point i had been working in kitchens all my life. And working 16, 18 hours a day. And you, at that point, you still feel like youre insinceable invincible. I didnt feel like i was 33, i felt like i was 23. And to be faced with that severity of illness was, it takes you back. Kuz you would never think that would happen. I have never regretted anything. And that is a good life to live without any regrets. Or its better to regret what you have done than what you havent done for sure. Rose a celebration of the art of cooking when we continue. Funding for charlie rose is provided by the following and by bloomberg. A provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Rose Daniel Boulud is here, his flagship restaurant daniel is celebrating its 20th birth day this year. The New York T