Because something i finally have something to talk about. Good morning happy friday. And to you. s 40s, 50s on the thames. Fog is making a big push year. It will be cooler today. Then tomorrow, we set the stage for what looks to be maybe 4 or 5 days, some very cool thames. Some rain and some impressive mountain snow totals look to be on the old weather menu here. So, rain returns saturday. The breeze will pick up. But this is really, yes, we will get some rain, but that they will get measured in feet on sierra snow between now and monday and tuesday. Fog is the big story here. Moving up the coast and finally a system that looks good and it is going to hang around for a while. It is now beginning to make its move. So, temperatures, belowaverage today. Its busy today. Where would you like to start . Im gonna start with the bay bridge because Everyone Wants to know about that. The bridge here at the crossing into San Francisco a 10 minute delay, which is not too slow, considering what tim
It was founded in 1927 in fourth avenues will grow from union square, and it gradually dwindled until 92 years, the sole survivor, it is run by the original family who founded it. We are running 400 events a year nearly and still have used books after all this time. We are excited to be hosting Andrew Morantz, author of the new book antisocial online extremists, technoutopians, and the hijacking of the american conversation, online extremists, techno utopians and the hijacking of the american conversation. He has written for the new yorker since 2011 and also appeared in harpers, new york magazine, mother jones, the New York Times among others and contributed to the new yorker radio hour and radio lab. Joining him his fellow new yorker staff writer Vinson Cunningham, the magazines theater critic. His byline has been in New York Times magazine, excuse me, and book review, the all and mc sweeneys internet tendencies. He is currently teaching a writing course. I couldnt be more excited to
Over 92 years the strand is the sole survivor still run by the original family who founded it we are running 400 events per year and still have new and used books after all this time we are excited to be hosting author of the brandnew book antisocial. Andrew has written since 2011 and appeared in harpers magazine mother jones the New York Times among others and contributed to radio lab. And with the New York Times magazine and book review and currently teaching a writing course. I could not be more excited to hear about our informational landscape how it has been transformed and monopolized and radicalized in what creators and inhabitants have to say about the results. With that in mind please join me to welcome vincent and andrew to the strand. [applause] it is great to be here. Its right there in the title you have set up to draw these online extremist that you took the bullet for all of us to expose yourself. Led the third part of the triangle to so i would love to trace all parts o
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Reports. Our goal is topretty back home for halloween after being forced out for days by the kincaid fire. Good evening. The mayor is hosting trick ortreaters. Gratitude thats the one word that comes to mind when you talk to evacuees returning home. Thankful they have a home to go back to. Its a sound repeated thousands of times today. Evacuees pulling their luggage to the rod to be home. Reporter Stephen Ingle spent the last five days along the creek. Its keki for anything. Thankful his family is safe and the neighbors are all okayt evacuating with his son from their windsor home. And the first order of business, now that he is home. These guys are backed up. Our walls are pretty clear. You can see the outline of where we took everything off. Reporter more families unloading their vehicles. David james hunt evacuated with his wife and their baby boy. Looking to get back into the daily routine. Get back into our own beds. Reporter the mayor windsor who almost lost his own winery says t