Good morning, everyone. Thanks for joining us on this sunday, november 19th. Lets start with a quick look at the weather with lisa. A little bit more sunshine in your neighborhood, but well have the high cirrus clouds today and from this Vantage Point, wroul see we have some cloud cover. Temperatures are trying to recover from the 30s and 40s of earlier. 50 in san jose. 51 in the city. 49 in Mountain View and emoryville, temperatures are a little cool. Mid40s 1 2 toe and liver mor and the forecast calls for the cloud to stick around. By the afternoon, see lower 60s. Its going to be a nice, dry day today, but some of you getting your heads wet tomorrow. The rest of you will have to wait a few days and warmer weather in between. My sevenday forecast is coming up. Thank you. The thanksgiving travel rush is underway. Many families taking a week off for the holiday are getting a head start this weekend. Heres a live look at San Francisco international airport. The faa says there are no dela
We rode along with officers to see what they could find. Sergeant found more than what he was expecting. The owner of this car didnt even try to hide the gifts. Definitely, o my, this one has macys, apple. Christmas gifts. Boots. Uggs. Somebody could use Something Like this, its a window punch, this is something you just hit the window and it will shatter immediately. We saw this man putting two larng bags in the backseat of his car and walk away and tried to tell him it wasnt safe. You just left your bags in there. Yeah. Somebody could steal them. I just hide it. You hide it. But as we discovered he had not hidden it at all. They were there for the taking. Unfortunately that is very common and thats not a very good strategy to protecting your shopping. Best thing is to brings it with you. Even shopping is a very different world so you have to be cautious all of the time. Thats what i try to do. Dont know how successful i am but ive been lucky so far. From now through the holidays San
Revolution and still not clear today, a confrontation between vietnamese ships and american ships which then led to a resolution ran through by Lyndon Johnson to a complete lack of focus and strategy on how to bring it to a close. And im very sympathetic because the one thing that overrode most of Lyndon Johnsons thinking appropriately was chin fa, that we certainly didnt want to have a confrontation athat would lea to a real conflict there. So it cautioned all of our actions so that it was a very gradual escalation which then not only didnt harm the enemy but strengthened their resolve and that led, of course, to all kinds of implications and repercussions. The new age, the use of drugs, demonstrations right out here on this mall there was a Million People or how ever many it was that it really split our society in a way that we sometimes forget. Mass arrests, demonstrations, chicago that all of us can look back and see on cspan but it was a tumultuous time and most of it was bred by
Dearborn, michigan. Were standing in the midst of railroad exhibit. Just as automobiles and airplanes were key technologies of 20th century, railroad was the key trmgs for 19th century. The steam engineer was thought of as equivalent to astronaut today. Its important we have a modest but important collection of railroad vehicles. What we have here are Railroad Locomotives that tell the story of railroaded in the 1830s up to the early days of electric locomotives in the 1920s. Behind me is our earliest example. This is a replica of 1831 locomotive cars used oppose hudson railroad. The replica built in 1982. It in and of itself is historic now. This gives us an idea of Steam Locomotives and trains looked like when railroads first come out of the scene in the 1830s. Mohawk located in new york state and became part of the railroad known as u. S. Central, one of the largest railroads in the United States. Railroads in the 1830s were very small, very local affairs. They might run perhaps 15,
Next, we tour the president ial vehicles collection at the Henry Ford Museum in dearborn, michigan. Transportation curator Matt Anderson shows us cars used by president s truman, eisenhower, carter and reagan, and the Lincoln Continental that john f. Kennedy was riding in when he was assassinated. My name is Matt Anderson and im curator of transportation here at the henry ford. We are inside the Henry Ford Museum of american innovation. Just outside our driving america exhibit, where we look at the history of the automobile in the united states. Were actually standing in front of a series of president ial limousines, which tell the story of the development of president ial transportation over the last 117 years or so. Right behind me is a 1902 carriage used by president theodore roosevelt. It becomes a force of the united states, starting in 91890, but by the time of roosevelts administration, its a common occurrence to see cars moving on public streets. Roosevelt, interestingly enough