Credible threats of violence on election day. Given the emotions surrounding this years election they are overly cautious. An unsetting sight on union square. Windows covered with play wood as concerns grow of civil unrest on elect night. Stores, its unusual, i wouldnt expect this in this neighborhood. Were hoping for the best but were preparing for every cob tin jenny. Union square falls in the supervisors district. Police have not said to board up many dont want to take chances to protect their property and merchandise. Its easier to put up plywood than loose a window. Reporter on Mission Street the ground floor windows on the sales force are boarded up. Back in may and june, 37 businesses had broken windows and San Franciscos downtown areas during protests over George Floyds death. Every Police Officer in San Francisco will be on duty. Canceling all vacation thats for the next two weeks. I dont necessarily expect too much to happen, were brand new, it like insurance for us. Reporter
It gets heavier as you had further east and southeast e il pockets of moderate and heavy rain within the Santa Cruz Mountains. We still have about another hour to go for this Flash Flood Warning that overlaps with the czu burn scar. As this emerges from the south i think new warnings will have to replace that, whether that happens right at 6 30 or they wait a little bit for the next wave of more substantial moisture to arrive. We will keep you updated on that. The moisture again is just being sent up towards us by the bulk of this Atmospheric River with the heaviest rain being aimed further to our south, but plenty of the bay area is getting in on all of this rainfall. We will add it up with a closer look at it accounts coming up in a few minutes. We have sent meteorologist darren peck into some of the heaviest rain at morgan hill, darren, any report of flooding on 101 in the northbound planes, just to the north of morgan hills, so some problems in your neck of the woods . Would not be
Documenting innovation and development at the time. Mmmm zip mmmm zip well, hello, my friend how do you do . I hope you have a moment to listen to what we have been say two each and every one of you they never have failed through the years through driving rain, sleet, or snow but now theyve got a problem the answer, my friend, is very simple up to you to see them through [vocalizing] well, back in the day of the 13 colonies mailing a letter wasnt much trouble there werent too many places to send it but now its a different story theyve got more mail than ever before its stuck in backs, packed on shelves theres hardly room for anything more theyve got a terrible load youve got to help them right away the u. S. Post office [monkey tittering jittering chittering] it wasnt long ago communication was a simple act, but mans ingenuity is limited, so man found a way to bridge the distance he invented writing and typographical errors. Vastrry messages across distances, men developed roads, highw
Fleet admiral nimitz and Admiral Halsey welcome macarthur and his chief of staff, general sutherland, aboard. Admiral nimitz escorts General Macarthur to the veranda deck, where the ceremony is supposed to take place. It is sunday, september 2, 1945. Right now, we are on the 01 level of the battleship missouri, also known as the veranda deck. But, thanks to the events of september 2, 1945, we now call this deck the surrender deck. This is where september 2, 1945, the japanese signed the Unconditional Surrender ending world war ii. In fact, just behind me here is where the table sat that day. The ship looked different. The big difference, the nice, shady canopy overhead was not installed, and the turret behind me was rotated 30 degrees to star board to make more room for all the officials that would be on board. If you had looked above us that day, you would see thousands of members of missouris crew, crews of other ships, hanging onto anything they could trying to get a glimpse of what
Snow but now theyve got a problem and what are they to do . The answer, my friend, is very simple it is up to you to see them through [vocalizing] do do, do, do, do, well, back in the day of the 13 colonies mailing a letter wasnt much trouble there werent too many places to send it but now its a different story theyve got more mail than ever before its stuck in bags, packed on shelves theres hardly room for anything more there has been a mail explosion theyve got a terrible load youve got to help them right away the u. S. Post office [monkey chittering] it wasnt so long ago that communication was a simple act, but the range of the human voice man found a way to bridge the distance he invented writing and typographical errors. Vastrry messages across distances, man developed roads, highways, turnpikes. [car horns honking] assortment of aching leg. Of aching limbs. Yes, up until recently, communication remained a simple act. What matter if it took two weeks to go from new york to atlanta