North and east of us. There is a dense fog advisory for the San Joaquin Valley. You can see some fog east of fairfield. It could work its way closer to napa and fairfield with petaluma having zero visibility and it is down and could impact the drive this morning for a lot of people. Theres one quarter mile or less visibility in the San Joaquin Valley and thick fog will occur just before sunrise. For today, cooler mornings. You will feel that when you step outside. Upper 30s and low 40s for the morning lows and this afternoon, dry and seasonal. I will explain that with the temperatures, coming up. With the fog, be sure to refrain from using high beams. You can use your regular headlights are fog lights. We are tracking an accident on west grant line road at all to mount past. We will have delays along grant line in what the westbound direction with some backups along westbound 580 that goes through the 205. Five. Clear to buy rim road, that exited. A heads up if you are traveling into l
Like davis creek they are almost wiped out. It just came down through this area just like an ocean wave more or less. People write in here, they do not have a chance, they took all these houses through here. Monday night, on the communicators, mark jamieson, a visiting scholar at aei on net neutrality. He is interviewed by david shepherdson. Take for example, that generation wireless. 5g. It is a technology that will start being bowled out next year and it will be in place for about a decade or so, it has slices. Each slice can be customized with ridiculous service or a particular customer or an edge provider, whatever it might be. It was designed to do that. That violates the idea of the treatment. That is gross net neutrality. Was the communicators at 8 00 eastern on cspan two. , in the second of a twopart of theo the Museum American revolution, Scott Stephenson leads us on a tour 1776ing the exhibit from through 1778. We asked the visitors in the galleries and questions to frame the
The Smithsonian Associates and the International Spy museum cohosted this 80 minute event. Good to see all of you here. I am a historian and curator. Some of you i know, some of you i am meeting for the first time. I would like to welcome all of you to the spy museum and spy seminar, where we focus on the spies of the American Revolution. The first two weeks centered on wellknown personalities. You have the , which has an entire tv show dedicated to it now, and ben franklin is of course ben franklin. Next week, we will look at the most infamous spy in u. S. History, Benedict Arnold. The relative obscurity of James Lafayette is what will make this morning so interesting. He is someone we should know more about. His impact on World History is well known. Historians are just now beginning to piece it together to find out new information and understand his impact on the revolution and figure out how he sits among the great heroes and villains of american intelligence history. Katherine egn
National spy museum. The first two weeks centered on fairly wellknown personalities. Ben franklin is of course ben franklin. Next week well take a look at the most infamous spy in u. S. History, Benedict Arnold. The relative obscurity of the man well hear about today is what will make this morning so interesting. He is someone we should know more about. His impact on World History is well known for historians, but historians are just now beginning to piece his life together, to find out new information, to understand his impact on the revolution, and to figure out how he fits among the great heroes and villains of american intelligence history. So kate gruber will help us understand who this enigmatic man is. Shes been the curator at jamestownyorktown museum since 2015. Between 2009 and 2013, she worked at the Colonial Williamsburg foundation where she assisted with the research of the foundations electronic field trip series. Although shes a public historian and museum professional in
Courtroom. It wasnt until they said please ride for the honorable. Judge aaron persky , it click then i realized i was in his courthouse. Reporter persky is under a firestorm for sentencing jot brock turner to just six months in jail, the maximum sentence was 14 years. It wasnt long before persky told jurors he was recently part of a high profile case. He said if there is anyone in the jury that had any feelings towards him to raise your hand. I did. It was just his tone, he talked as if it was nothing. I think thats what got to me and all of the other jurors to raise their hand. Reporter the 19yearold says she and four other people were required to give a reason. She told persky, she didnt feel comfortable being front of a judge who she thought, favored turner instead of the victim in the unrelated case. She also said he made her blood boil. The fact that a judge decided to give the defendant, a rapist, more feelings towards him and wanted him to be okay instead of the victim. Thats w