Little speed calculator on here. And it is about 12 miles an hour. Thats awfully slow coming in on 205. Coming into the livermore area, looks good. A little slowing here at the dublin interchange. And not too bad. But just you get down to about 20 miles an hour, when you make that transition to 680, if youre going that way. This is a look at highway 4 westbound. Looks pretty good, driving through the area. Highway 24 also still good. And when you get to the east bay, the commute is still all right. A little at the bay bridge toll plaza. Seeing a little backup, developing at the bay bridge here. 5 01. Lets go back to the desk. A bay area billionaire man announced his report today. Tom steyer. Ktvus sarah zend an ham is on still crowded field. Reporter you might remember tom steyer said he wasnt going to run. But he has changed his mind. His Political Group spent more money backing political candidates in 2018 than nearly anyone else. Just a few months ago, he spent millions of dollars o
Napa, 74. Today, 79. 82. 64, 77. Those are warmer. But theyre also below average. The system will bring rain to Northern California. By that, i mean, extreme Northern California. And points north toward portland and seattle. If you have travel plans there. We will get ready for the rain. Mostly sunny skies. Theres still an onshore breeze now. 50s with the temps. A few 40s to the north. 40sto 50s. Lima valley. 56. Thats quite cool for this time of year the fog will peel back. And except for a few high clouds. Golden gate. A nice day. Upper 60s, low 80s. 6 01. Sal is here. The bay bridge. People want to know what the bridge is like, coming into San Francisco. I think for right now, its pretty typical. We just say its about a 20 minute wait. Lets go to it now and look at the toll plaza. You can see traffic is going to be backed. Its not a lighterthanusual day. This is a look at interstate 880 in oakland in front. Coliseum. If youre driving down the peninsula, it looks fine. And if we can
Symposium hosted by the White House Historical association in washington, d. C. He is an author of a garden for the president a history of the white house grounds. [applause] good morning. My name is dr. Matthew costello, and i am the assistant director of the National Center for white house history. It is a privilege to be with you this morning, also kind of seeing all the pieces together. It is truly a privilege to introduce our first speaker, who is a fellow wisconsinite like myself. Our first speaker this morning will be jonathan liska, the author of the awardwinning White House Historical association publication, a garden for the president a history of the white house grounds. Jonathan will be signing copies of this book later in the day during the reception in the gift shop. So you will have an opportunity to meet with him, and talk about how great his presentation was. [laughter] no pressure. So please join me in welcoming jonathan pliska. [applause] jonathan yes, hello, i am in
Herders in kenya. Make changes increasingly having an impact all over the planet temperatures are soaring sea levels are rising droughts and wildfires and only longer the exception more and more theyre becoming the rule people in Subsaharan Africa particularly up against it in some areas average temperatures have risen by 2 degrees celsius all more since the 1970 s. Crop failures and floods of forcing people to flee their homes the World Bank Says around 86000000. 00 people could be displaced in africa in the next 30 years more than anywhere else in the world in kenya we met a man who struggles with the effects of Climate Change every day but hes not taking it down. These days it takes a long time to find a place for his animals to graze grow bogo you have been a ghost herd for decades but conditions have never been so tough. Because. The core of it is overwhelming us well i think this problem is the lack of water. And theres nothing we can do. Over time that he has become more extreme
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