Will be busy at the Altamont Pass with slow traffic on 205 l no major issues driving into hayward. We do have traffic that is also going to be okay here and at the bay bridge toll plaza. Is a little bit of a backup. No problems on the bridge into San Francisco. Because of changes in the weather, pg e now says we will not see the widespread power safety shutoffs that were first planned. The new plan for shutoffs will now affect 150,000 pg e customers and 18 counties across the state. That includes almost 43,000 customers in napa, solano and lake counties along with part of Sonoma County. And those shutoffs are due to begin at 7 00 this morning. However pg e says later this afternoon Sonoma County will have a second phase of power safety shutoffs beginning at 4 pm. Emergency Officials Say preparing for all of this is getting easier but its taking a toll. It is becoming a machine that we are able to quickly and efficiently put into motion. Its not getting easier for the community. We full
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Make proves persuasive. Boston University Law professor gary lawson talks about the appointment of Robert Mueller a special counsel. You can watch the entire program tonight at 10 00 p. M. Eastern here on cspan and follow our coverage online at cspan. Org and listen with the free cspan radio app. Recessthe congressional josh harder held a town hall meeting with constituents in manteca. Of the house and Senate Return tomorrow. Both the house and Senate Return tomorrow. [applause] representative harder thank you. It is good to see such a full house. This is exciting. Whether or not it is egged on by extra credit or something else, i dont judge. It is fantastic to see you all together, exercising your constitutional rights. One of the goals of my office has been to set a new standard for accountability and openness in our community. That is why we have done 17, yes, 17 town halls in person across our Community Just this year. Three of them have been in manteca, at least three. And we are
Together, exercising your constitutional rights. One of the goals of my office has been to set a new standard for accountability and openness in our community. That is why we have done 17, yes, 17 town halls in person across our Community Just this year. Three of them have been in manteca, at least three. And we are trying to make sure we are listening to every single voice in our community, whether you voted for me, didnt, didnt vote, i am still your representative and it is my job to make sure i am listening to your concerns, suggestions, comments about how i can do my job, making sure my First Priority is to be grounded in the needs and realities of our community. A little about my story. I ran for office because i love the Central Valley. My family settled here in manteca. My great, great grandfather came on a wagon train in 1850, 2000 miles in search of gold and he stopped 50 miles short. He settled here to become a peach farmer in manteca. Off main street there is a eucalyptus tr