It depends on where you are. It is foggy for some. Looking back from walnut creek, and walnut creek to the west, that is a pretty good fog bank out there. That is an onshore breeze. It looks like today is a transition break day. Plenty of low clouds and fog. And okay breeze. 50s on the temperatures for most. 56 in berkeley. Mid50s around palo alto and menlo park and belmont. Pacifica at 52. Fog and low clouds means 60s on the coast. Once the fall goes through, High Pressure will come in and warm us up for the weekend low clouds. Sonny. Some of that fog and a wide range of temperatures again. The macarthur maze has been cleared up. Since it was early in the commute things are not terrible. People are showing up in the east bay at the bay bridge. You will see traffic will be busy as you come up to the pay gates. Its not terrible. It does seem later than usual for this time of the morning. Also looking at the san mateo bridge. You can see the sun out there. Steve mentioned the fog. A litt
Shortly. Back to you desk. Breaking overnight, police spent the overnight hours at an apartment complex in cheverly, maryland. You can see the patrol cars. A forensic van is there. Investigative teams were seen entering the building at 6527 landover road. Both cheverly and Prince George county police have not confirmed what happened. We will bring you more information when we get it. Happening today, the man accused of trying to jump the white house fence yesterday is expected to court today. The chaos surrounding the arrest was captured by students from tennessee who kept the cell phones rolling as they ran away. The man never reached the fence but tried to climb on to it from the bike racks nearby. The white house was briefly placed on lockdown. Where are we going, what is happening, what hissing on we were trying to get out of the way. So, yeah. It was crazy. Law enforcement the man under arrest is jose fuentes from new york. He is charged with unlawful entry and will most likely ha
Enforcement sources say it was 29yearold jose fuertos. And he will be charged with unawful entry for jumping over the barricades this afternoon. He didnt get anywhere near the fence behind me or the white house behind it, but the scare put the white house on lockdown and set for a chain of events for the secret service to clear the park as well. Reporter students visiting from tennessee recorded themes on snapchat sprinting through Lafayette Park away from the white house. Er with just trying to get out of the way and not get run over. It was crazy. Reporter one student saw officers arrest the wouldbe jumper before Law Enforcement rushed everyone away from the executive mansion. The guy was they told him to lay on the ground, and his hands were behind his head. Reporter how many times have you seen someone get over the fence . Reporter probably 30. Reporter he says security acted efficiently. They can keep us out of the park up to 2 hours. Reporter they have certainly had practice. In
It is my honor to introduce our guests dr. Jay Patrick Mullins associate professor of history and public history director at marquet chang associate professor of history at Sarah Lawrence college hi, patrick. Doctor eileen chang, associate professor of history at zahra lawrence college. Hi, i lean. And suzanne executive director of the surely uses house right here in boston in roxbury. Hi, suzie. Thank you all for joining us. I am so honored and delighted to have you all here. I want to get us started with a background on the loyalists. Can you give us a brief background on the people who identified as loyalists, whether lives looked like leading up to and during the revolution, and what happened to them after the war . Patrick, do you want to start us off on this . Sure and gina, thanks for having us. So, i see there have been kind of three basic categories of loyalists. There are people who really just wanted her main neutral in the war, but because they were trading in violation of
Background on the people who identified as loyalists what their lives look like leading up to and during the revolution and what happened to them after the war patrick. Do you want to start us off on this . Error and gina. Thanks for having us. So i i see theres being kind of three basic categories of loyalists. There are people who really just wanted to remain neutral in the war. But because they were trading in violation of nonprotation or selling livestock to the british. They were there. Retarded as well a lot of the native americans wanted to stay out of the war, but they got sucked into it. There were some religious groups like quakers and mennonites who were opposed to war in principle and were often seen as deciding with the british. They were also loyalists who some of them who were believed in tory principles of obeying the king no matter what and that resistance to to Lawful Authority was a christian sin and there was some these are Like Hydrogen clergy, but there was a smal