Speaker today. T is an honor to r he was born in the bluegrass state but moved to the greenest state in the land of the free. As soon as he could. And it was here at the university of tennessee, where he completed his ph. D. In history. It is truly an honor to introduce our speaker today. He was born in the bluegrass state but moved to the greenest state in the land of the free as soon as he could. It was here at the university of tennessee where he completed his phd in history. And we know that doctor cardy is a man of good sense because he stayed. He is now in east tennessean and it is rumored that he wears the color orange throughout the years. Safe basketball season. After all, no man is perfect. What doctor cardy continues to perfect is his understanding of the past. He and i first met when he was working here for the east Tennessee Historical society and the Education Department and he alongside lisa oakley who is with us today, worked tirelessly to build the network of teachers
Through the venice entrance. Have to go through security, stand in line for a while. But then the everyone is being given a few moments in front of the casket and then in the south, like or you can go over and signed a memorial book there, send a message to the family. People are doing that as well. As you mentioned. This is a very appropriate place to hold the viewing because senator feinstein started her political clear here in the 1960s on the board of supervisor. She was mayor for 10 years from 1978 to 1988. Talked to several people today who came to pay their respects, including one woman used to work for. I used to work or senator feinstein when she was mayor and the early 80s she was former sports zone. Everything im okay. The very thing and how navigate the world. All right. Matt has been here. Have my children here. All right. Start my life in politics and her to lunch and she was an amazing human being. Your and devastated fire officers. Really . Nobody quite like her. All ri
Thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. Im stephanie lin. We start our coverage on the late senator Dianne Feinstein taking a live look now at San Francisco city hall feinsteins casket arrived earlier morning. And people, as you can see there been paying their respects throughout the morning and they will be allowed to do so until this evening. Kron fours charles, the 3rd is live for us now from there with more details. Hey, charles. So right now im outside San Francisco city hall in civic center, plaza of the senators casket arrived around 8. 30 this morning. They have placed inside, as you just saw. Lets going take a look at some video from a little earlier now. They have placed the casket underneath the rotunda just outside the balcony outside the mayors office. Its a very appropriate place for her to be viewed. Folks are being allowed to enter San Francisco city hall off of n s through the front door to go through security and then stand in line and everyone is
As soon as he could. And it was here at the university of tennessee, where he completed his ph. D. In history. And we know that dr. Hardy is a man of good sense because hes stayed is now an east tennessean, and its even rumored that he wears the color throughout the year save basketball season. After all, no man is perfect. Oh, what, dr. Hardy continues to perfect, though, is is of the past. He and i first met when he was working here for the east Tennessee Historical society and the Education Department. And he, alongside lisa oakley, whos with us today, worked tirelessly to build a network of teachers throughout the region who understood the power local history in the classroom. They also worked tirelessly to create a network of students in high school and middle school who are competing at the highest levels in the National History day competitions. Despite that workload, dr. Hardy was always generous with his time. With me in the curatorial department. He proved to be an invaluable
He was born in the bluegrass state but moved to the greenest state in the land of the free. As soon as he could. And it was here at the university of tennessee, where he completed his ph. D. In history. And we know that dr. Hardy is a man of good sense because hes stayed is now an east tennessean, and its even rumored that he wears the color throughout the year save basketball season. After all, no man is perfect. Oh, what, dr. Hardy continues to perfect, though, is is of the past. He and i first met when he was working here for the east Tennessee Historical society and the Education Department. And he, alongside lisa oakley, whos with us today, worked tirelessly to build a network of teachers throughout the region who understood the power local history in the classroom. They also worked tirelessly to create a network of students in high school and middle school who are competing at the highest levels in the National History day competitions. Despite that workload, dr. Hardy was always