From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. E, aaniel bolger is her retired Lieutenant General of the u. S. Army serving in afghanistan from 201120 13, 20090052006 and again 2010. He retired from the army in 2013. He wrote a new book released today, veterans day, called why we lost a generals inside account of the iraq and afghanistan war. Im pleased to welcome daniel bo today. The table as you point out in your column, it is appropriate that we salute the men and women who put on the uniform and who went in harms risk. We must always remember when we talk about the war, one thing we can point to with tried is the sacrifice, the bravery, their skills and courage and the sacrifices made by their family and fellow citizens to keep them there. When men and women go to war, their spouses go to war. Children, too. The title of your book is why we lost an inside account of iraq and afghanistan. Why did we lose . In the simplest term, we took we abusedservices and it. It was buil
Saw up to an inch of rain for the north and east bay. The rest of us got up to 1 2 inch. Definitely more than expected with series of storms that rolled through the bay area. this is Cathedral Hill heading out to most clear skies little chilly out there. Racing low 50s 40s for some protected valets north of the Golden Gate Bridge pre three this afternoon were talking about partly cloudy conditions gotta be a little windy. Looking another storm system will to the north could bring a few showers during the overnight hours. said rose of tralee spot 37 cheered 39 degrees in fairfield upper 40s for downtown San Francisco. Into afternoon were talking about fifties and sixties. Significantly cooler temperatures around the bay area but talking about a warming trend as we head into next week. Talking about eighties and yes even 90s in the forecast of about one thats expected to happen coming up in 15 minutes. making overnight to people that after car overturned on highway 101. This is the crash
To believe that several researches inside the Wuhan Institute became sick months before the outbreak. The state said the wuhan Lab Researchers conducted experiments to a bat virus 96 similar to covid. This is all breaking tonight on the coronavirus. We will hear from Jillian Turner on the document dump from the Trump Administration regarding the russia investigation. First dr. Marc siegel. What does this tell us about the origin of the coronavirus . I want to add two shocking facts. Not only was the Wuhan Institute working on a coronavirus virus 96 similar to covid. They would take an animal virus and manipulate it so it could pass human to human. They were doing that research. The other point is that the Chinese Military has been working with the Wuhan Institute on animal experiments on coronavirus since 2017. What would the military be working with the virology lab . We have had the questions of bioweapons. Thats a violation of international law. But that raises eyebrows of what they
The state department with previously undisclosed in formation, the Us Government has reason to believe several researchers in the Wuhan Institute of virology became sick in on him of 2019 months before the first identified case of the outbreak, their symptoms were consistent with covid19. Starting four years ago researchers conducted experiments on a bad coronavirus 96 similar to covid19. They call on china to give the team access to the wuhan labs. This is all breaking, we will hear from Julian Turner on the other big story regarding the russia investigation but for analysis on the revelation lets bring in doctor mark siegel. What does this tell us about the origin of the coronavirus . I want to add two facts that are really shocking, one is not only was the Wuhan Institute of virology working on that coronavirus is 96 similar to sars co. V 2 but state reports that is where you take a virus that is an animal virus and try to manipulate it to the second point, the other point is the Ch
Wayne. Hes live near the front lines in the Stanislaus National forest where fire crews have their hands full tonight, ken. Reporter frank and julie, we have a front row seat to the power and devastation of this fire. That is still burning out of control just outside of Yosemite National park you look over my shoulder, the flames are burning about a half mile to 3 4 mile away from us. Fires generally lay down at night and that has been happening here but every once in a while well see what is called torching where individual pine trees or groups of trees will suddenly burst into flames and believe it or not in the middle of all that flame, the orange area that you see on the side of that mountain lies highway 120 and that road of course is closed. We want to show you some pictures from earlier this evening. These photos were shot about an hour ago so the intensity of the flames as they are burning even after the sun went down. As i mentioned fires generally lay down at night. In this c