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Traffic just after 7 00 tonight. The Highway Patrol ran traffic breakses. Then officers set up road ramps at all the access roads that lead to the bridge from oakland and emeryville and from across the bay in san francisco. News chopper 2 was overhead for the closure. Right now, we have live Team Coverage. Ken wayne is live in the north bay at a major traffic bottle neck. Noel walker is in san francisco, where she saw drivers being turned away. We begin with Eric Rasmussen live at the toll plaza...

[captioning made possible by democracy now ] from pacifica, this is democracy now when Trayvon Martin was first shot, i said this could have been my son. Another way of saying that is Trayvon Martin could have been me, 35 years ago. As protests continue over the acquittal of George Zimmerman, we speak to cornel west about president obamas remarks about Trayvon Martin and race relations. And newly disclosed emails obtained by the Associated Press showed former indiana governor Mitch Daniels, now ...

If for any reason the lawsuit succeeded and jeopardized preexisting conditions, im sure the president and the congress would immediately restore it. Republicans will find that since they dont really have a replacement bill that does what the Affordable Care act does, stripping away that Key Protection through legal action by the Trump Administration will prove wildly unpopular. Were going to do everything in our power to make sure it doesnt pass. Politics aside, theres 20 Million People at risk ...

Chow also feyed questiaced quese decision to wait three days birdie grounding the air grafts. March 10th, 11th, and 12th, there was no factual basis upon which to ground the planes, even as they were making decisions about the 737. The faa did not feel we had any finish that would ground them. How do you unground the plane if you dont have a factual basis. All bowing are grounded except in special circumstances. And one plane was forced to make an Emergency Landing in orlando. Joining me now fro...

One team comprised of four fifth-grade students took home Chromebook laptops from Toshiba on Thursday, April 25, for its regional victory with its subterranean medical robot project called M.E.R.