saturday night at some point and went into the doctor yesterday and yep, you have got covid. saturday night a little earlier he was on joe manchin s boat. they were having a bunch of senators on the boat to talk about infrastructure. also on the boat senator john thune, chris coons, mark kelly, jackie rosin, kathy cortez masto and marie cantwell, all of them have been vaccinated yet again so has lindsey graham. ainsley: symptoms are mild. feels like sinus infection. flu like symptoms. will chief strategist for rhode island s democratic party she is facing criticism she tweeted out yesterday it s wrong to hope he dies from covid, right? it she tweeted that out. pete: that was an actual thing she typed in? ainsley: yeah. asking the question is it wrong to hope he dies? steve: #asking for a friend.
This retiring Alcatraz ranger spent more time on the Rock than any prisoner
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Park Service Ranger John Cantwell has served more time on Alcatraz Island (30 years) than the longest-serving inmate, Alvin “Creepy” Karpis (26 years).Carl Nolte/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Ranger John Cantwell has been a force at Alcatraz. For years, he organized reunions, bringing back former inmates, former guards and families who lived on the island.Carl Nolte/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Ranger John Cantwell unlocks the door to a cell at Alcatraz. Among his accomplishments, he talked a private prison company into repairing all the locks in the main cellblock.Lea Suzuki/The Chronicle 2018Show MoreShow Less
Dam Removal Rejection Pt 2
Tuesday May 18th, 2021 I’m Bob Larson. The proposed removal of four dams on the lower Snake River is a bad idea. At least, as far as U.S.
Representative Dan Newhouse is concerned. He says while Idaho Republican Mike Simpson, who proposed the removal, is a valued colleague, this is just not the answer for saving salmon …
NEWHOUSE … “I agree with the concern that this jeopardizes not only the agricultural industry in the Pacific Northwest, but so many other things that have been made possible because many of the benefits the dams provide, not the least of which is clean, carbon free, renewable hydroelectric energy.”
Interior secretary nominee Deb Haaland tells Senate hearing she’ll balance energy and climate concerns Published February 23
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Print article WASHINGTON President Joe Biden’s nominee to head the Interior Department faced sharp questions from Republicans on Tuesday over what several called her “radical” ideas that include opposition to fracking and the Keystone XL oil pipeline. Deb Haaland, a New Mexico congresswoman named to lead the Interior Department, tried to reassure GOP lawmakers, saying she is committed to “strike the right balance” as Interior manages oil drilling and other energy development while seeking to conserve public lands and address climate change.