Summit in the mountains. A lot of fog, light rain. Drivers have their headlights on and it is slow going. The traffic is so bad we called in Sal Castaneda for an extra sift. Tell us where the real problem areas are. Reporter wherever it is raining is where traffic slows the most. You heard bill say in San Francisco, heaviest in the south bay. Pictures. Our camera might be wet in San Francisco. We will show it to you. Traffic is busy here. Tilting down to show us how busy it is. Something going on on the shoulder. Eastbound traffic is slow. Windy as well. To San Francisco. This might be a tough thing to see, 101 in San Francisco, if we could go to the camera. You can see how the traffic is slow. Camera is wet. You can tell what is going on. Very slow through San Francisco. As we look at the bay area, all the red, we had a lot of slow traffic and lot of incidents, too much to go into detail but the grade is also slow and contra costa county, 680. One more thing, that would be b. A. R. T.
U. N. Chemical weapon inspectors are set to start work in syria on tuesday. The u. N. Security Council Voted unanimously on friday on a resolution to secure and destroy syrias chemical weapons. While reaction to approval of the longdebated resolution was greeted with relief in new york. In syria the action has been muted. We go to the turkishsyrian border with more. Speaking to syrian activists, many express sceptisism about the chemical weapons deal, worried about the regimes compliance and told us its like the International Community procrastinating when dealing with bashar alassads regime. There is significant infrastructure damage and something as basic as watching television is a luxury for many. Others express concerns about the fact that this is specifically a weapons deal that is only concentrated or focused on chemical weapons, and many told us what about conventional weapons, the main tool by which many syrians, 100,000 were killed over the past 2. 5 years. A lot of sceptisis
Time is running out for congress to agree on a budget deal that will avoid a government shutdown. The house is in session as we speak. These are live pictures from washington. They are expected to vote on a bill the Senate Passed yesterday. It keeps the Affordable Care act, something House Republicans are trying to kill. The house leadership is trying to pass an alternative delaying obamacare by a year, but keep the government open. Senate leadership said changes to the Health Care Law will not be considered. In other words, money for the federal government appears to run out on tuesday and all but essential operations will stop. The white house released a statement saying returning to libby casey on capitol hill. Are we still expecting the house to vote on this tonight . It will be a late night. Yes, indeed. Now, they want to make crucial changes to the bill that would fund the government into the next couple of months. Here are the changes they want to make postpone the federal Healt
For a landmark trade deal with europe. Also ahead, go home. Somali refugees in kenya have told they have to leave, they say that will put them back in danger. And on the frail of the lizard kings. The worlds most notorious wild life trafficker. Afghanistans president has announced he wont sign an agreement to keep u. S. Troops there after next year. They should support the deal, but that he would leave it to the next president to give its final approval. Elections are due in 24 teen. One of the most contention issues in the security packet is giving u. S. Troops immunity from prosecution under afghan law. As well as the right to selfdefense. But only if forces ask them to, and finally troops numbers. If the draft is signed up to 15,000 american soldiers could stay behind after 2014. The scouter agreement will give us the opportunity to move from a transitional process to a stable process. This is drawing to foreign troops from afghanistan should be a happy process. If the foreigners le
Each week american artifacts visits locations across the country. The archive offers permanent access for scholars, historians and the general public. The idea is to try to build the Library Version two. Can you go and make all of the books, music, video available to all those that are interested enough. We are trying to do the pieces that are missing. Maybe the historical pieces or the large scale hosting materials or taking the materials of people that people are puting up on their websites every day. The archive is large servers but also physical holdings of books, music, video, and offering them for free Public Access anywhere in the world. The digital materials are on servers that are here in a church that we have bought in San Francisco. We have converted a church to be a library. I love looking at them. They have lights on them. Every time a light blinks it is someone uploading or downloading something. We get ten to fifteen million books downloaded a month. Concert recordings a