Couple days later trying to kill you read a consistent thing is the kids. You could trust the kid this and that was about it read you could not trust anybody else who would tell you anything of any value. Youre talking about families and farmers. This was an agricultural area and basically between the tigris and the reverse so the Water System is unbelievable. In the way that they have channeled it to grow their stuff. They would just try to raise their family and mind their own business. And insurgents or whatever you what color, and we need you to go to america the first chance you get it if dont were going to kill your family. Watch more oral histories from veterans and others anytime at cspan. Org history. Good evening and good welcome. Please well, Tour Series to support the appalachian trail. I hope you join us this evening and we are joined by our friend and just a quick webinar overview. Theres a chat mode, and you may want to keep a Chat Window open during the event. And only
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Months. The situation is dire, and we need to act on it. The legislation before us provides 18 billion in reducing carbon emissions and strengthening Resilience And Building electric charging stations and alternative fuel infrastructure. That is what we need to do, and i am pleased that the legislation addresses those issues. In a second area, i was pleased that this bill has a significant increase in the Transportation Alternative programs that i authored. This increased funding will make it easier for our local governments to move forward on projects that are important to their priorities. Were talking about better sidewalks and bike paths and dealing with safety. Were seeing an alarming increase in fatalities on our highways and roads and community roads. The Cap Program will allow us to deal with those issues. We all need to be able to get around our community without using our cars, and the Tap Program makes this a priority so we can enjoy our communities and we have local decisio
Virus is again casting a cloud of uncertainty over the upcoming tokyo olympics. A growing number of american athletes have now tested positive for the virus, including Austenis Star Coco gauff who has withdrawn from the games as a result. And Cara Iker, an alternate on the high profile gymnastics team, according to our affiliate in kansas city. Back in the u. S. , cases are increasing in all 50 states, the virus once again taking hold with the more contagious Delta Strain spreading like wildfire across unvaccinated communities. And with that news, today the American Academy Of Pediatrics came down with new guidance for schools this fall, recommending everyone older than 2 wear a mask. And thats regardless of whether or not youre vaccinated. Earlier today, the president delivered remarks on the economy, even as the Stock Market stumbled over concerns of a resurgent pandemic. And he clarified his criticism of facebook, saying the social Media Giant has a responsibility to stop the spread
Right now on Kpix5 And Streaming on Cbsn Bay Area we are looking live from our Sales Force Tower camera as you can see. The city lights there. Yeah. See, people are awake. Good morning everybody. It is tuesday, may 18th. Good morning to you. Happy tuesday. The forecast is first. Good morning, mary. Good morning. Yeah, glad to wake up with you. We are starting off our day with temperatures that are in the 40s and the 50s and not as foggy as yesterday. We are looking at 54 in concord, oakland at 52, 49 livermore, 51 San Francisco, San Jose and mid40ss for santa rosa. Checking the winds. Its a breezy start. 13 miles in oakland. 21 miles an hour in fairfield with that Delta Breeze. As we head through the day temperatures a little warmer compared to yesterday. Now looking at 59 in San Francisco. Little below average. 66 in oakland and to the 70s. San jose and for concord this afternoon. Good morning. On this tuesday. With they are getting busy. Its the usual stuff. Westbound 580 on that 205