Some of the worst air quality here in california in the world, however, it was much better out there today, this was the view of San Francisco, the skyline from the east bay, the improved air quality is giving businesses a glimmer of hope kron fours taylor sackey stopped by several restaurants today that started to see an uptick in business and she joins us now live in the city with more taylor then we moved into that better air quality tonight and you can see here behind me that people are still taking advantage of it now earlier today we were in that moderate level but even then restaurants say that it was a breath of fresh air could because finally they were seeing customers sitting outside at the restaurants yet again. The first time in a while because of that that air quality and they say its something that is much needed right now after hitting that second hurdle in the pandemic. The past 2 days has just been really smoky, ive tried to kind of avoid going outside as much as i pos
okay, so what we are talking about today is picking up where we left off on thursday with the end of the cold war. and also i m trying okay so what we are talking about today is picking up where we left off on thursday with the end of the cold war. and also i m trying to make sure that we stitch different things that we ve had through the quarter and through both quarters together. the program is titled, america 2025. something about the future is important and as i ve been thinking about the last part of the 20th century the 1990s, i think it made sense to really dig into, in terms of how people thought about the future in culture, in popular culture, as well as in politics. so the themes and things i want to talk about in terms of this to a little bit of looking back looking forward to and then they re kind of going to be two halves of the lecture, next to, kind of politics and kind of pop culture. so i want to talk about the end of the cold war and especially how it manife
end of the cold war. and also i m trying to okay so what we are talking about today is picking up where we left off on thursday with the end of the cold war. and also i m trying to make sure that we stitch different things that we ve had through the quarter and through both quarters together. the program is titled, america 2025. something about the future is important and as i ve been thinking about the last part of the 20th century the 1990s, i think it made sense to really dig into, in terms of how people thought about the future in culture, in popular culture, as well as in politics. so the themes and things i want to talk about in terms of this to a little bit of looking back looking forward to and then they re kind of going to be two halves of the lecture, next to, kind of politics and kind of pop culture. so i want to talk about the end of the cold war and especially how it manifested in how americans thought about politics, then i want to talk about pop culture and thi
some thinking about the future is important and as i ve been thinking about the last part of the 20th century the 1990s, i think it made sense to really dig into, in terms of how people thought about the future in culture, in popular culture, as well as in politics. so the themes and overviews i want to talk about in terms of this to a little bit of looking back looking forward too, and then they re kind of going to be two halves of the lecture, linked to, kind, of politics and linked to pop culture. so i want to talk about the end of the cold war and especially how it manifested in how americans thought about politics, then i want to talk about pop culture and think about the way the 90s thought about the future and thought about the present even in terms of, like, everything is great or everything is terrible, either the future will be perfect or all the future is going to be awful. adding here that i as with all of my lectures i m not going to comprehensive coverage. but e
okay, so what we are talking about today is picking up where we left off on thursday with the end of the cold war. and also i m trying to okay, so what we are talking about today is picking up where we left off on thursday with the end of the cold war. and, also i am trying to make sure that we stitch different themes that we have had through the quarter and they re both quarters together. the program is titled america to 2025. some thinking about the future is important. as i have been thinking about the last part of the 20th century, the 1990s i think it makes sense to dig into in terms of how people talk about the future in culture and popular culture as well as in politics. so, the themes and overhears i wanted to talk about in terms of this do a little bit of looking back and looking forward. and then they are kind of going to be two halves of the lecture linked to politics and linked to pop culture. i want to talk about the end of the cold war and especially how it mani