Air aloft, that line crossing out, and another firing up just before sunset. As weve lost the heating, things have calmed down. No showers on the radar now, but things still active in the sierra, and that is snow. Good enough for a Winter Weather advisory, through 5 00 a. M. Tomorrow morning. Could see another couple inches of snow above 6,000 feet tonight. So the showers shutting down. Decreasing showers into the morning. That sierra snow continues with the Winter Weather advisory. But were talking about winter now. The sevenday forecast brings upper 90s to the bay area before the end of the week. Coming up, well go from winter to summer, and that sevenday forecast and let you know when the hottest temperatures will arrive in about 11 minutes. Thank you so much. The wind causing trouble at the escape from alcatraz triathlon in San Francisco. The swim portion had to be canceled because it was simply too dangerous to swim in the bay. This is the first time that has happened in the races
Frederickatlas douglass. Is my pleasure to welcome our guest today. Our actor, moderator and the state which University Professor from the university of maryland. Professor levine has been an influential force in american and African American literature for over 30 years and recently has contributed important work to the burgeoning field of hemispheric and transnational American Literary studies. He is the author of the 2016 book the lives of Frederick Douglass, and after todays production will be signing copies in the archive store. Please welcome Professor Robert levine. [applause] thank you forne the introduction. Thank you to tom for organizing this. It is an honor to be here. My guess is that you would rather hear an actor over an academic, so i will be relatively brief with the introduction. About five minutes. As a lot of you know, Frederick Douglass was born into slavery in 1818, in the Eastern Shore of maryland. For the first 20 years of his life, he was a slave, moving back a
Commander in chief amid pomp and chaos. From coast to coast, the nations stark divide is on full display. Good evening and thank you for joining us, im ama dietz. Im eric thomas. And im dan ashley, live in washington, d. C. A lot is happening right here in this city on President Trumps first day. Let me catch you up on some of the latest headlines here in washington. In just the past couple of hours we got our first look at donald trump inside the oval office. He signed his First Executive order as president. An order for federal agencies to ease the burden of president obamas sweeping health care law. Were working to get more details on what that order actually means. It comes after congress voted for a full repeal act. Stay tuned for that. President trumps two cabinet nominees were sworn in, james mattis, and general kelly as Homeland Security secretary. Earlier today, the Senate Confirmed both nominations earlier in this day. A busy, busy day in washington. The parade is now over, t
A busy, busy day in washington. The parade is now over, there are three inaugural balls happening in washington, d. C. You are looking live at one of them. Two are open to the public and will be attended by thousands of people. The other is by invitation only. The president and Vice President and their wives will attend all three events making appearances at all of them. It has been a day filled with celebration after taking the oath and giving his inaugural speech. President trump joined lawmakers from both sides of the aisle for the traditional inaugural lunch. House minority Speaker Nancy Pelosi congratulated and spoke to the president. These are words and actions that will face the judgment of history and are part of a long heritage of our democracy. Reporter now, it has been a day of celebration but as you have seen here in washington and around the country also a day of protest. But a lot of people came from the bay area to be a part of this inauguration. And we had a chance to s
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