I felt the tug on the wheel. I took the dog out to do her business and she said i dont think so. Its cold outside this morning. You need a light jacket. Feels colder than it is because the winds have been whipping up to 20 Miles Per Hour you can see the layer of low clouds lining the rim of the bay. You can see the mid and high level cloudiness inland. Thats our mount vaca cam. 43 degrees in santa rosa at this very early hour. 54 in oakland. Its at 50 in San Francisco. Low 50s trivalley. But boy, the winds have been howling 18 oakland, 19 due west across the bay bridge in San Francisco. 15 sfo. Along the coast 16 to 20mile perhour winds. 14 san ramon valley. 23 now in fairfield. These winds will be consistent all day long variable, cool brisk day. Temperatures across the bay area unseasonably cool from the 50s at the beaches, mostly cloudy skies. 60s around the peninsula with the cloud cover and the stiff winds. 60 santa clara valley. Also, low and mid60s at best away from the bay in t
husband was assassinated. we will look at ida mckinley as we conclude our series on first ladies. in onehe famous passage of william crawford s novels, he is still 1:00 in the morning on july 3, 1863. tickets charge has not happened yet. it is all on the line. maybe this time, a victory, independence. in the minds of both northerners and southerners, northerners at the time and southerners in retrospect, this became the mythic moment of victory. the 150th anniversary of the battle of gettysburg, live all day sunday, june 30 tom a on history tv on c-span3. davidtish prime minister cameron and members returned to the house of commons after a two-week recess. the prime minister answered questions on reading times in the national health service. the government s policy position on expelling convicted emcees from parliament. mp s from parliament. this is about 35 minutes. questions for the prime minister. thank you. this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues a
u.s. port operator. this is something that everyone in a while comes up and steals the headlines for a few. if that happens, it becomes something where there are these concerns raised more broadly about the possibility of something that was raised during the interview about what it might have for an effect on the u.s. food supply. this is the kind of thing that may get that attention. your take? if the dubai court issue was important to the average american, this is more important because this affects what people buy in the supermarket. the chairwoman of the agricultural committee is asking those questions. they are questions that have not been asked so far in the media or industry. thank you for being on newsmakers. the senate returns to work on monday to continue to hating debating an immigration bill. the bill also aims to crack down on the hiring of illegal border, approval security, and place caps on visas. the judiciary committee approved the bill at last mo
interesting that she took on the role as the president general of the d.a.r. there s a story there. i thought there would be. the d.a.r. is always misunderstood. the d.a.r. was founded by working women who were supporting themselves, their children, perhaps, whatever, there were four major ones and many others, it was founded in the fall of 1890 and some for some way, caroline hairson became involved, probably because of all the 1789 centennial, centennial of president washington s inauguration. so they persuaded her to be first president and she made the first recorded address made by a first lady to their convention. the d.a.r. had a lot to do with working women who were in the field and not being treated like ladies particularly in the government agencies in washington. yes. they showed descent from the revolution, i m just as good as you are but mrs. hairson saw political promise in it and she taught the d.a.r. to be political, they never intended that. th
so there have been two father-son combinations, adams and the bushes, and this is the only grandfather-grandson pair. and the campaign, benjamin harrison s campaign was all about little tippecanoe. you saw the log cabin in there. that was his grandfather s cabin. and they said he sits his grandfather s hat, so there were a lot of hats as campaign device. did caroline s interest in the presidency fuel her desire for her to be d.a.r. president or vice versa? to apps that question, it s interesting that she took on the role as the president general of the d.a.r. there s a story there. i thought there would be. the d.a.r. is always misunderstood. the d.a.r. was founded by working women who were supporting themselves, their children, perhaps, whatever, there were four major ones and many others, it was founded in the fall of 1890 and some for some way, caroline harrison became involved, probably because of all the 1789 centennial, centennial of president washingt