This one here in San Francisco, best place to catch a glimpse, of course you got to get on the rooftop. On the street level, the mid morning commute for many people came to a stand still. These drivers pulled off the road in costa county. The chp tweeted this, really, people. The kids this was a real time science lab. Even the parents were invited on to campus. A last minute change for this school in danville. The principal said the kids were going to be inside the auditorium. But that didnt go over too well and with the parents and the school was able to get glasses for all students and the blacktop was crowded. Not everyone who wanted to see the eclipse got to. This is the scene at Martin Luther king elementary in oakland. They got to learn about the science in the classroom and watch nasas live feed. I am very happy right now. I am very excited. She is very optimistic. Another one come anything the next decade. Another look for another bay area viewpoint. Using a filtered camera as
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Now on bbc news, witness, and Yogita Limaye on five key moments in indian history. Welcome to this Special Edition of witness, from here in mumbai. In the year that marks 70 years since indian independence, i will bring you five witnesses who have experienced extraordinary moments in this countrys history. This month on the programme, indias first Track And Field Gold medallist, the woman ;;;; ; 2l. 2 |. ;. ;;;;;,,. W deities appearing to drink milk. First. We travel to delhi; in 1947, when india and pakistan split during partition, millions were forced to leave their homes because of the ensuing violence. Y. Ls}; 2. 22. 52. S. . 555 a; 2 9. Eeejeeeee two self governing dominions within the British Commonwealth of nations. But indias future welfare largely depends upon communal harmony. Im a hindu and i was living in pakistan. I wanted to live in pakistan, but i was not allowed to. And all the time the bloodshed goes on. Throughout this vast land, hindus and muslims geekegfefv in new s
Welcome, everyone. Thank you. Thank you. Welcome to the American Association to the advancement of science or sss, as we call it and welcome to the kickoff event for the historic charge for science and were at aaas. Its our distinct pressure to introduce our speaker dr. John holdren hes the professor of environmental policy at the Kennedy School of government and a professor of Environmental Science and policy in the department of earth and Planetary Sciences at harvard university. In 1995 john gave acceptance speech for the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the pugwash conferences on science and world affairs, an International Organization of scientists and public figures in which he served in various leadership positions. More recently for the last eight years, john was president obamas science adviser and director of the office of science and Technology Policy where he was my boss for a while. John is the longest serving president ial science adviser in the history of the position. His
I want you to know that in this act as i assume you are going to do, is passed this ordinance unanimously. You will be healing people, the earth and the water and that is far more important than the financial penciling out of the project but im very happy to see that, too and we always knew this was going to happen. Thank you. Thank you very much. Next speaker, please. Hi. Mime alayna angle with 350 San Francisco annamae citizen and voter in San Francisco. So much has already been said so i wont repeat it. I would just say that when the voters voted for clean power sf they made their voices heard really clearly. We want noble energy. We want clean energy. We do not want fossil fuels. We know that would destroy our planet. I urge you to do the right thing and just continue with the will of the voters of San Francisco. Thank you. Thank you. Next speaker, please. Kathleen ramos 350 bay area and i feel actions and measures like this are so important that the state and local level since fed