President ial library and museum. [applause] president ford thank you very much. Fellow americans, at the outset let me congratulate and thank the East Tennessee State University marching band and the other fine bands and organizations here. I am deeply grateful for your attendance and the wonderful music. [applause] i am likewise most grateful that governor Winfield Dunn is here. He was an outstanding governor for you in the state of tennessee. [applause] he was one of the most outstanding governors in the whole United States during the time he served do in tennessee. It was my privilege and honor as the minority leader to work with him on many projects involving your state and involving governors throughout the country and i thank you very, very much. [applause] i am deeply grateful to my very good an old friend howard aker for his endorsement. You have an howard one of the outstanding members of the United States senate. Nobody knows more than howard involving the problems of energy
President ford thank you very much. Americans, at the outset let me congratulate and thank the East Tennessee State University marching band and the other fine bands and organizations here. I am deeply grateful for your attendance and the wonderful music. [applause] i am likewise most grateful that governor Winfield Dunn is here. He was an outstanding governor for you in the state of tennessee. [applause] he was one of the most outstanding governors in the whole United States during the time he served do in tennessee. It was my privilege and honor as the minority leader to work with him on many projects involving your state and involving governors throughout the country and i thank you very, very much. [applause] i am deeply grateful to my very good an old friend howard aker for his endorsement. You have an howard one of the outstanding members of the United States senate. Knows more than howard involving the problems of energy, nuclear power. He was tall and strong in the difficult da
Other locations are in the 50s and the Breeze Holding it up, okay through the sierra right now but it will develop later this afternoon and that is the low that has to swing in and High Pressure is on track for the weekend a warm us up today it is school, 60s and 70s. Speaking of livermore, tracy, the Altamont Pass has gusts up to 40 miles an hour. That is right, we have one of our engineers who came in this morning and told me he was driving a rather large car and it was being pushed around and to that is what you are doing with on the Altamont Pass the other places as well, fairfield and delay have the commute doesnt look too bad, not a bad commute as you make it, 27 minutes from vacaville villejotwo, and up to 880 not looking too bad, at the bay bridge you will see that traffic is light and across all bay area bridges you may notice the wind so be careful. Many students at san jose state are upset after finding swastikas being discovered into resident halls. Janine de la vega is liv
Welcome to the 9, alongside sal and gasia, im mike. I want to bring you up to speed on breaking news out of San Francisco. San Francisco Police in muni, noticed a suspicious package on van ness, shut down between mission and market. This is new video into our newsroom from fresco user, jake korea. Traffic is blocked from Market Street down to mission, as i mentioned on south van ness the the bus line, 47 and 49 are being rerouted. Theres no word on when they will clear the package. Though it does appear only he is streets are blocked and the rest of the area is doing okay. A good area to avoid is south san ness between Mission Van Ness between mission and market. The city of charlotte is under a state of emergency, riding on the streets for a Third Straight night. Its a developing story involving protests against the Police Shooting of an African American man. You all cant kill us all. Long time charlotte residents in disbelief. Their city on edge following tuesdays controversial shoot
Happened. Reporter yes, University Staff are meeting with students who live in both halls to address their concerns. The meeting started at 9 00, and is not open to the media. A student i spoke to tonight said the discovery is a little unsettling and they cant help but feel a little unsafe tonight. A student found one swastika on the third floor of Washburn Hall, and a door in a hallway. Whoever did used name badge stickers and formed a swastika that way. The other was found in a common area of one of the suites shared by seven students, where only those students could get in. On that case, it was found on a white board. A dry erase pen was used. Both swastikas had racial slurs by them. Both have been removed. The chief diversity officer spoke with us tonight, and we also spoke with students. I would say these students i know of are upset. Upset on behalf of other people. Upset at the existence of these types of hate symbols or that somebody would do that. I dont want people to take it