Obscure Bay Area: This Palo Alto park is home to the world s most famous donkey
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Perry, one of two donkeys who live in Palo Alto s Bol Park, is very likely the most famous donkey in the world, thanks to a special connection to the Academy Award-winning film Shrek. Christopher Partin/Special to SFGATEShow MoreShow Less
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Perry poses for the camera on Sunday, Feb. 14, 2021, in Bol Park, Palo Alto, Calif.Christopher Partin/Special to SFGATEShow MoreShow Less
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Even the sign has a donkey on it in Bol Park, Palo Alto, Calif.Christopher Partin/Special to SFGATEShow MoreShow Less
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shuts down travel. you can make the case that a presidential visit there actually hinders recovery. if he is not seen there though, or if the federal recovery is seen less than effective, mainstream media and his political opponents will be hammering away. take note for sure that regardless of what the response is, it will be in some way, shape or form politicized. to the extent that the federal government can help here, it generally happens over the long-term and we ve seen the initial stages with the travel disaster, and home repairs, low cost loans to cover uninsured property losses to help individuals and businesses to recover. these are key hours,the next 48 to 68 hours or so, we ll see how the administration does here. elizabeth: that we will. thank you for the latest, doug, appreciate it. leland: a little perspective. let s bring in former fema director james witt. appreciate you being with us.
washington with the efforts in oklahoma turning to recovery and what that means for the federal and state governments. we begin this morning with your thoughts and several states response to a disaster. flags remain at half staff. for oklahoma residents we have a fourth line, 3883. oryou can send us a tweet, post your comments on facebook or e-mail us. let s begin with the morning papers out of oklahoma, courtesy of the newseum and here s the norman transcript out of oklahoma. and this is from the daily news the weatherford daily news. and the richmond times dispatch has 17 miles is how long the tornado was with a with a 1.3 miles. 210 miles an hour. 58 is the number of ef5 tornadoes in the united states since 1950. the miami herald, there headline ir headline that s when we turn to all of you. what is your confidence in the federal and state? marlborough,per maryland, a democrat. caller: good morning and thank you for the opportunity. first i want to say i am reall
event that romney did today. i think it s fine to say to people, it s in our human nature, we want to get out there and kind of help. i wish he would have directed people to the most effective way to help the red cross. then to not have the guts to answer the question about fema and the role of fema after he stood on that stage and tried to puff up his chest and sound like he was this tough guy saying we need to cut fema, when the truth is if you talk to people like chris christie and other parts of the country who need fema s assistance, fema does play a very important role. you wouldn t know that from the bush administration, mr. brownie, but you would know that from the james witt era and from what we ve seen recently, that fema plays a critical role. when you talk about cutting that budget, that s an abstract concept from what reality is on the ground when things are happening. karen finney and jonathan capehart, thank you both for joining me tonight. coming up, the last time
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