Of our mornings in a whole lot brighter than weve been as well. Air quality has improved because of an ice, a sea breeze that has pushed steadily in the past few days we are seeing low clouds at the coast. So do watch some foggy spots out there, but dont have to watch so closely air quality today as we see good to moderate conditions all across the board only a couple of moderate pockets remaining so get out there and enjoy what will be a very nice one for definitely breathing easy 50s and 60s for your current temperatures with 67 right now in oakland, San Francisco and berkeley in the low 60s, little cooler up in the north bay im talking what to expect today and for the weekend ahead of us to still to come. Robin. Thank you john its quite busy on some of our bridges the bay bridge 80 west, its recovering from 2 earlier crashes so its still quite slow. Its still backed up through the bottom of the maze so just get out there early if you plan on heading into San Francisco because youre
Ministers National Battlefield park. A 5000 acre park. Mr. Bias has a masters degree in applied anthropology. As you imagine, he might has a long career in the National Park service. He was a legislative coordinator for the National Park service. He was project manager for the rehabilitation of arlington house. He worked at the National Battlefield, George Washington memorial parkway, Great Falls Park and hes going to be, as you just heard, the topic of his top today is unprecedented discovery. Field hospital barrios on earth. Please welcome mr. Bies. Okay, well im really looking forward to sharing this unprecedented story with everyone here. Again, i have the great privilege and early humble privilege of being the superintendent of 5000 acres of some of americas most hallowed grounds. Most everybody here is going to know this, but i feel the obligatory 30 seconds of why Manassas Battlefield is an important place. We preserve the scenes of not just one, but two incredibly significant c
Me if i fixed it but all right. Myself aonsider journalist, and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. Ofegan taking on the life being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private company. How do you find leadership . What is it that makes someone tick . Lets talk about what it was like to be chief of staff to president trump. You thought it was going to be. You are pleased you did the job . It was certainly amongst one of the hardest jobs in my life, but it was the most important thing i ever did. For 18 months, i staffed the president the way i think ace a president should be staffed, presenting options, getting the experts to talk with him and hash things out. Vitally important, and for 18 months, we staffed the president effectively. David was it the hardest job you ever had, most memorable job , most enjoyable job, or just another interesting job . Gen. Kelly it was very hard, but meaningful. It,very enjoyable, but staff and the president of the United
From beyond the biosphere and how novembers election could be determined by an ancient american see a little more coming up in todays going underground but 1st after the u. S. A medically supported by the Russian Military slammed Boris Johnsons response to the corona virus pandemic britain faces the prospect of millions now infected because the Prime Ministers aborted a herd immunity policy for more lets go straight to the former president of the u. K. Faculty of Public Health Professor John ashton who joins me now via skype from denton the Yorkshire Dales john thanks so much for coming on so jump officials have used the lack of ventilators to a contrast of the countrys responses to coronavirus this week were supposed to get 30 new ventilators manufactured with much trumpeting by miss sadies and mclaren will they make a big difference to what were now facing here in britain im afraid the desperate shortage of ventilators has to be considered alongside the faily its hasta shortage oh. P
Bones. This top was part of a daylong seminar cohosted by Longwood University in from 10, virginia, and appomattox courthouse National Historical park. Alright, our last speaker for the day is mr. Brandon buys, superintendent of appomattox National Historical park. He has a masters degree in applied anthropology, and as you mentioned, a long career in the National Park service. He was legislative coordinator for the National Capital region of the National Park service, project manager for the rehabilitation of arlington house, worked on the George Washington memorial parkway, and he will be, as you just heard, the topic of his talk today is the unprecedented discovery of Field Hospital burials unearthed and Appomattox National park. I really looking forward to sharing this unprecedented story with everyone here. Again, i have been great privilege and humble privilege of being the superintendent of 5000 acres of some of americas most hallowed grounds. I feel that to give the obligatory