Look at fire danger. And len and michelle, tracking offshore winds, especially in the Higher Elevations, a big concern for us as we head through today, tomorrow and through actually the rest of the week. So checking wind gusts so far. Mount diablo, one of the strongest gusts of 55 miles per hour. Knoxville of 39, looking at 36, cold spring mountain. Mount st. Helena. 32 for the oakland hills. So a red flag warning in effect for all of our bay area hills and mountains. For our Higher Elevations. And really watching up to 2,000 to 3,000 feet. So were looking at the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys. Diablo range. And the San Mateo County coast. Under the red flag warning now until 8 00 a. M. Due to gusts up to 40 and 50 miles per hour. Again, mount diablo, talking 55 mileperhour wind gusts. Cooler for today, our temperatures are anywhere from 2 to 10 dueling degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. Youre looking at daytime highs, about several degrees. So well talk more
Travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter so does their oh. Hello im the maria and welcome again to rewind here on rewind we deal deep into the aljazeera documentary archived to bring you some of the best and most influential programs of the past decade as well as news of whats happened since well sometimes the story behind the making of the program. Half a century ago as war raged in vietnam and isolated community in the jungles of northern laos was recruited by the cia to help fight the viet cong over 50000 of the hmong tribe became part of americas secret army disrupting communist supply lines along the whole human trail thousands of monk died in the war but their problems didnt end when the americans pulled out fearing a crackdown by laos communist Government Forces many fled the country but some 7000 stayed behind then continued to fight what they called red laos from deep within the jungle where they lived in hiding in 2008 ou
And that suggests titling it manpower and morale after tet rather than in vietnam, that something changed. After the 1968 tet offensive, the media documented a growing crisis, frequent stories of malaise, challenges to authority and reports of scandals and atrocities, the most infamous of which was the mai lai massacre. And internal military documents tell much the same story. So in thinking about what happened after the tet offensive, we are thinking about we suggested that things were different before 1968. As we Start Talking about post tet, i thought it would give you i thought i would give you a really quick picture of pretet. The most common claim that originated within the military and circulated through the press is that in vietnam the United States had fielded the besttrained, bestequipped, bestdisciplined force in its history, a force of very high morale. Here is general westmoreland speaking in 1966, their performance is exceeding my expectations. I have the journalist peter
Mildred bliss, who was a great friend of hers. She could let her hair down a bit and explain all the things that were going on in her life. But i think the garden notebook, which is a very important document, takes us through all the things she went through and her spot on comments about maintenance, design flaws. From the beginning, she have this incredible i think that was the most important thing that she brought to her Landscape Design career. That gavecial context her clients, but she would have been nowhere even with both clients she did not have that incredible insight into design and criticism. When i was looking at the program, when they first presented it to me, i had to learn about a little bit of the history. I did not want people to think we had the Beatrix Farrand garden all the way up which was then removed for the Justice Kennedy guarded. Just close, i will give you a little capsule of what happened between the two of them. Because actually, in the 1920s, and this is ve
George papadopoulos. President trump has not spoken or tweeted about the plea deal but sources tells cbs news sources tell cbs news that he believes the investigation will wrap up soon. Ken . You mentioned it, but how significant is this new information about the president s soninlaw and his possible involvement . You know, Jared Kushners direction on its own is not extraordinary. This was to ask flynn to talk to russians about a u. N. Resolution regarding israeli settlements which is something any Incoming Administration would want to know about. Right now theres no criminal element or any indication or evidence that this was part of some big conspiracy. So its far too early to make that leap that kushner has done anything wrong as of this point. However, we dont know what uls mueller knows and well else mueller knows and well have to wait to see where he goes with whatever flynn tells him. Or what mueller is telling the special prosecutor. Weijia jiang, thank you. The wind out of the