You know, to expand our airports, we are increasingly relying on passenger facility charges for the capital we need. How can we support the administrations proposal to raise that cap and how can we support your efforts and vice versa on that . Well, this is a vitally important issue. Right now, theres a its a 4. 50 cap on the pfc charges. We proposed lifting that cap to 8. Which would provide these are moneys that airports can use flexibly to improve their facilities. It takes a little bit of the structure of the Airport Improvement Program away and puts that money at the local level so that you can use that money more flexibly. We are big supporters of this. And again this is a place where i think conveying directly to members of congress how this impacts you, what plans do you have for your airport that could be enhanced if you had more nimble dollars at the local level that could be used to enhance that vision . Thats the area of disconnect that i think we have up here. And by the w
Morgan hill, los gatos and southern sections of san jose that is a trend developing more showers offshore and roll across us we are not out of woods yet probably not until noon, then partly sunny this afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s coast, low to mid 60s bay and inland. We still have traffic to deal with. Couple problems, three sig alerts down to two before you head out your free waze app, heading towards livermore, normal commute westbound is normal towards the Altamont Pass. Eastbound jacknifed big rig blocks lanes at north greenville traffic spotters reporting standstill eastbound as you make your getaway towards i5. Second sig alert in San Francisco southbound 280 before 101 former truck fire out still blocking lanes. Third sig alert lifted, accident in san mateo south 101 past third in the clearing phases, just about out of there. We are in the storm watch this morning as mentioned drivers are facing a soggy beginning to the thanksgiving holiday. Live look from the bay bridge toll
Story. The warbler that Richard Nixon used to trap hiss in his crossexamination. And these things, they live in kind of a mythological memory. It was in the New York Times about three weeks ago or so, a little box, a warbler had appeared in new york city, in manhattan. The time to photograph it and made a reference to the work of, were going to talk about today. And then i think a classic, enhanced by the seemingly never ending decades of controversy in which the defenders of alger hiss tried to make their slanders of the author of witness stick. Today, i want to introduce the three panelists, and this is an amazingly powerful group we have here. All at once, and then leave it to them, they will take it over. Each i hope making the remarks about 10 minutes, and then we will put it to the floor for further discussion. Elliott abrams has had a remarkable string of positions, of enormous importance. I know him going back to the early reagan years. He began, my knowledge, with human rights
Lemire. Professor at Princeton University and author of the book begin again, eddie glaude junior. And republican strategist susan delaware percio is with us. And were going to get to that answer or rather nonanswer from Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett on the question of a president s ability to delay the election and the transfer of power. It was kind of a concerning moment for democrats yesterday and a lot of conservatives. Well talk to Michael Steele and susan del percio about that and read actually what the constitution says. Texts were pretty sure that ag barr and judge barrett are both quite aware of, in fact im going to double down and say i know theyre aware of it. But first, willie, a defiant president holds another packed Campaign Rally despite concerns that we could be in the midst of a second wave of covid. We are in the midst of a global pandemic. Yeah, another night, another big crowded maskless rally as if this whole pandemic is not taking place. Covid19 cases co
Was interested in so many things. It it was not clear why she had empathy andrest for advocacy for native americans island i wonder if your guests could explain about that. I think there were some indian chieftans who came to the white house to visit, and i think they made a great impression on her, and she became interested in indian welfare. And she was interested in their education. She was interested in their medical well being and health. Which was a very it was a proper thing for her to be interested in. Nobody is going to be objecting to educating children or taking care of people who were sick. So it was certainly a good thing for her to do. The indians thought of her as their great white mother. You talked about the first lady and the white house. She had connections to the Johns Hopkins hospital and the pediatric unit she set up. Well talk about that in a minute. A question from jenny webber. Harriet lane had a cutter named after her. Also, i heard she got into trouble for th