Beauty and threatens lives. I was right candace and the editor of city journal. It is my honor to introduce the books author heather mcdonald. [applause] heather is the Manhattan Institute Thomas Debbie smith fellow. She is a contributing editor of city journal whos written for the magazine almost since its inception in her byline appears rightly in the wall street journal and many other leading publications. She is also the author of the t bestsellers were on cops and the diversity delusion. Just for kicks i asked the chap gpt who most influential city writers are in heathers name headed the list. I like that. I like ai. Over the years heathers scrupulous groundbreaking work has shed light on important trends in American Life new book brings back relentless reporting to perhaps the most dangerous one yet which is the equity craze that threatening our scientific, cultural and public institutionsum. She details the rise of impact ideology and potential to doet enormous harm to our socie
from u c berkeley again as we try to wait for this fog kind of lift out of here as take a little bit of time to do that this morning, here s how it looks like from the golden gate core spilling in from the pacific spreading right across the beige we ll see first cloud covers concern aloft we should see things fairly clear going on for today very little intrusion but speaking of that fog east bay and on to the peninsula. give it a couple of hours at all about parades before high noon it looks like temperatures for us now will actually see the more mild tomorrow morning because of the winds but with the lack of it we ve got the 40 s on the board for the most part a chilly 39 abbado center rose about 38 as we have a breeze in place and that s a little warmer than it was this time from yesterday we ll probably see that same kind of yellow map again tomorrow morning when advisory in place a goes and about 7 o clock or tonight. through monday. sun is going to be quite a windy day t
Sorry but it may be too little too late. Well tell you why. Dawned the dawgs home. Later a wild end the rose bowl. Georgia needing Double Overtime to punch their ticket to the National Championship game. The bug dogs are the underdogs going into next weeks champion schill because they have to face alabama. Well have all the highlights as good day at 9a starts now. 12 degrees outside at 9 00 oclock on this new years day after new years day. Right. Everybody shaking off cobwebs of new year. Hold on. Let me drink my tea. Utoh. 12 degrees outside. 42 inside today. Well huddle for warmth. Glad youre with us. A minute past the hour. Hope awed great new years. Welcome back everybody. Hopefully getting back not swing of things. Schools in d. C. Open tomorrow. It is january 2nd. Glad to be with ahead this morning new year in the Nations Capital what does the mayor have in store for 2018. We sat down with her 30 minutes ago. What she told us is coming you. Lets continue to talk about it. The wea
Area. Kron 4s Charles Clifford is live tonight in the newsroom with details. Charles. chuck well, the Santa Rosa Police department, the Sonoma County Sheriffs Office and the Coroners Office are calling this a disturbing trend and they want to warn the public. Over the past ten days, 5 people in santa rosa have died from apparent drug overdoses. 3 men and 2 women, ages 2766. The Sonoma County Sheriffs Office says that 3 of the victims died in public places. Sot toxicology tests on the victims showed they all had heroin in their systems but its highly unusual for so many people to die from overdoses in such a short period of time in the same area. Authorities suspect the victims may have gotten the heroin from the same source and that the drugs may have been tainted. Sotthe concern now is that more people may use heroin from that tainted batch and authorities are hoping to warn the public before its too late. Sot says at this point we dont know if something has been mixed into the drug.
Miles. Sticking to the back roads. Once you get into youre home free. Getting to the back to earth commune that kicked them out. He got angry, and almost blew a gasket. And then the then the then te where they were finally found. This was manipulation. Not a fairy tale, this is a case of kidnapping. Good evening. Im elizabeth vargas. And im david muir. As we come on the air here tonight, that high School Teacher, tad cummins, is being transported to a tennessee jail, facing felony charges because of how far he took that girl, across state lines. Meanwhile, she is trying to stitch her life together. Heres eva pilgrim, who has been covering the story since the first amber alert. As things went from classroom to captive. Reporter tonight we are heading to rural culleoka, tennessee, where this strange and heartwrenching story begins. Its the dimple of the universe. Reporter tucked in the lush green of these rolling hills, youll find a post office, gas station and not much else. The schools