Morning to watch out for a few low visibility areas skies once fog burns off will overall be very clear yet again and thus temperatures having that opportunity to push on upwards into the 80s and 90s for inland valleys. Cooler at the coast though 50s and 60s for your current temperatures, nice cool start to the morning. Hopefully got that window open letter that cool ocean breeze in later today, not so much of an ocean breeze inland as 80s and 90s return back to you. Thanks a lot john 5 oh one and today alameda counties is more restrictions allowing Outdoor Dining and indoor Retail Shopping kron fours will tran is live with the latest good morning. Well. A good morning, the area for people in Alameda County theyre saying yes finally because theyve seen all the other counties do this and now its Alameda Countys turn were in downtown alameda little bit later something you will see that you have not seen over the past 3 months. Tables outside and waiters and waitresses seating people down
Hotter temperatures. So yes enjoy this cool morning 50s and 60s for your current temperatures with conquered pittsburgh. Fairfield in the low 60s. Oakland double in alameda 57 right now later today, some of our inland valleys Still Holding on to 90s for your daytime highs bayside areas in some cases even into the low 80s. Im talking those numbers still to come daria thanks a lot john 6 oh one. Today in Alameda County you can do a lot of things that you couldnt do. Yesterday like have lunch or dinner outside and shop inside covers will tran is live with the details. Hi will. Its a whole new day if you live in Alameda County and youre saying finally we get to enjoy with the other counties have enjoyed for the past several weeks you dont see the tables behind me, but you will and they will be out. Finally after 3 months and people can come here so long as 6 or fewer people come down to this location and you can enjoy a sitdown eating experience up until today you had to do take out and th
Than 1918, when contagion ravaged the world, shuttering schools, closing businesses and killing hundreds of thousands. Here to talk with us about what became known 102 years ago as the spanish flu is Katharine Arnold who poured over eye witnesses accounts of the illness from it early beginningses at places like military nice kansas to it effect on a number of prominent american writers like john stein barbing and katherine porter. She read has she is the author of self book but the history of london and her book, the world of shake pierces london was pushed in i simon and shoe center 2015. She union us from the uk, woman, california catharine; n tell to go your ofolk tuesdayed on first person accounts, doctors, flurries, children. Why did you take such a personal view of the pandemic . I wanted to write a book that people could relate to. Spanish flu where people could read it and find characters like themselves. At times almost like a disaster movie, get people stuck on the titanic or
Here to talk with us about what we became known 102 years ago as spanish flu is Catherine Arnold who poured over eyewitness accounts of the illness from its early beginnings at places like a military base in kansas to its effects on a number of american writers like John Steinbeck. She read english at the university of cambridge and holds a further degree in psychology and is the author of several books about the history oflondon and her book globe, the world of shakespeares london published by simon and schuster in 2015 and shes joining us today from the uk. Welcome catherine. Thank you for being here with us. In telling the story of this disease you focus on firstperson accounts from doctors, nurses and children all over the world. Did you choose to take such a personal view of the pandemic . I wanted to write a book that people can relate to but theres the story about where people can read it and find characters like themselves. It was almost like a disaster movie. Weve got people o
Implemented. This class was film on march 10th, 2020, during the easterly zwrajs of the coronavirus outbreak in the u. S. She compares the symptom, Economic Impact and National Response between 1918 and today. So what are we going to do today . I promise you all that that i would do a little show and tell from my own research work. And the timing of this turned out that doing something Historical Perspective on pandemic preparedness might seem like a really interesting topic for us to discuss. And i think i mentioned to you all that i have been getting a lot of calls from journalists lately and its kind of like why in the middle of an an going pandemic are they calling up people like me . So i think this is a good thing for us to talk about. This is a history methods course. Its about how you become i went too fast there. How you become a historian and what you do for a living. The first week of class we talked about the reaction. Sometimes you may get from family members when they hea