Temperatures close to average for this time of the year. Well take you to san jose right now. Heres a live look. Thats 87 where the cars are flowing. We have partly to mostly cloudy skies right now in most areas, some dense fog right now in the north bay. Temperatures were starting out very typical in the low 50s to the low 60s depending on your location. So just like yesterday, youll need the light layer through about 9 10 a. M. And then well have a pretty decent day showing up. Heres future weather. We do have pockets of drizzle this morning, especially close to the coast. May need your windshield wipers for a few minutes or so underneath our marine layer. Its still with us. Pretty thick in a lot of spots by 9 a. M. But then you can see it erodes away pretty fast, close to lunchtime for increasing sunshine. And today will be a few degrees cooler than yesterday. We dont have any intense heat on the horizon. Temperatures very seasonal for this time of the year. Upper 60 soquels in the
Thank you there are no public cards any questions or comments from the colleagues seeing none ms. Casco roll call vote. Ms. Fewer mr. Haney ms. Mendozamcdonnell ms. Norton mr. Walton ms. Wynns and dr. Murase. 7 is. Thank you very much next, we need a motion and second on a resolution for the state revenues from the account for 20152016 may i have it motion and second. So moved and second. Thank you very much superintendent carranza may have a december necessary to read into the record. Id like to ask our chief Financial Officer rita to read. Thank you requested action the board of education of the San Francisco Unified School District and the San Francisco county office of education approve the approved revenues to be anticipated to be received in fiscal year 20152016 from the education protection account no accordance with the spend Plan Incorporated here in and not go through the background but flip the plan the expenditure plan us receiving the account 10. 3 million the district and
Hosted this 35 minute talk. Good afternoon and welcome to the gettysburg Heritage Center. This is our second in the series for today. Ive the pleasure of introducing the next speaker, james rada. He is a historian and an author. He has written many works of fiction and nonfiction history. They include popular books such as battlefield angels, the charity work of civil war nurses. He lives in gettysburg where he is a freelance writer. He has received numerous awards from the maryland delaware d. C. Press association, the associated press, the maryland state teachers association, society of professional journalists, and computed hash Community Newspapers holding, inc. , for his newspaper writing. Without any further introduction, i will introduce to you james rada. James good afternoon. Today we are going to talk about a book that myself and a coauthor wrote called the last to fall. It is about the marine march in 1922 that saved the marine corps. The marines had proved themselves a Form
Washington journal continues. Host Katie Bo Williams is back at our desk from the hill. She joins us regarding that russian interference in the 2016 election. Guest good to be here. Host what was one of the one of the key moments yesterday during testimony was john brennan. This is what he had to say in exchange with trey gowdy. I saw information and intelligence that was worthy of investigation by the bureau to determine whether or not such cooperation or collusion was taking place. That doesnt help us a lot. What was the nature of the information . I think this committee has access to the information i am alluding to, it is classified and im happy to talk about it in the classified session. That would be directly between the candidate and russian state actors . I said i am not going to talk about it. But that was my question. I responded to your clary and uery i will ry aboutond to your que contacts between russian officials and u. S. Persons that raised questions about whether those
Public service by americas Cable Television companies and i brought to is in 1967, africanamericans rioted in cities across the country, including detroit, to protest the lack of opportunity and the protection of civil rights. President lyndon b. Johnson appointed the Kerner Commission to investigate what led to the riots. Next on American History tv, a panel of journalists convened in discussed the riots, the kerner report, and how those impacted journalism. This is about an hour and 45 minutes. Hello, everyone. Ok, my name is marlo stoudemire. Im the project director of the detroit 67 project, looking back to move forward, im here today on the hacks of our ceo and staff,ve director, our and our board of trustees to invite you to a very wonderful panel today and welcome you to the Detroit Historical museum in midtown detroit, founded in 1928, and our mission is telling detroit stories and why they matter. Lookingoit 67 project back to move forward is a multiyour Community Engagement p