Firestorm abruptly resigns. New questions emerging about whether more lives could have been saved. A bombshell from one of the Largest School districts that is headed toward a fiscal clift. The surprising reality check for district leaders and how that will impact students. This is today in the bay. Good morning, everyone. Im scott mcgrew. Marcus washington has the day off. Im laura garcia. Well check in with mike with a look at the morning commute. First, lets look at the forecast with kari. Its a great start to our friday morning and we also have more kid headed back to school today. Were seeing just a few clouds overhead, but a lot more of this. Well keep temperatures down today, it wont warm up as quickly as weve seen recently. So i think about 9 00 to 10 00, well continue to see clouds. The rest of the day were headed for sunshine and it will be in the upper 70s by lunchtime. If youre going to the Farmers Market or heading out for your lunch break, its going to be nice and mild. W
Concerns the conduct of punitive operations in general on the territory of belarus, this is only the first part of the publication, we are now continuing work on the second part of the publication on the topic of punitive operations, where we describe and place relevant documents in this publication, objective documents regarding the largest largescale punitive operations since 1900. In addition, these publications were recognized as the best publications annually both on the territory of the republic of belarus, so they were awarded a special Prize International book fair, among the best publications in the cis countries. Are there any still alive . Conduct appropriate open processes on them, but unfortunately, these are the state that we directed territory of the republic of belarus, i would like instructions, requests for specific individuals, including for their interrogation, these requests are not fulfilled, its like the baltic countries, poland, they do not want to extradite the
Brian how did you approach this differently . Mark this is the first time a journalist like me would have access to get to meet participants so i was able to tell the story through both the american soldiers and marines to five and also the vietnam ease viet cong, the North Vietnamese army. I think as time is gone by there was a lot of documentation in the archives than hanoi as well as here in bethesda, maryland, at the national archive. There are also the records of the Johnson Administration at the lbj library. All of William Westmorelands papers are there. The National Security staff papers. So 50 years is kind of a good time i think to go back. The record is established. The participants are still alive. Brian in the early part of the book you say the battle would be the bloodiest of the war and a turning point not just in that conflict led in american history. Why . Mark well up until the tet offensive, which this is part of, general westmoreland had argued that this war was winn
Brian how did you approach this differently . Mark this is the first time a journalist like me would have access to get to meet participants so i was able to tell the story through both the american soldiers and marines to five and also the vietnam ease viet cong, the North Vietnamese army. I think as time is gone by there was a lot of documentation in the archives than hanoi as well as here in bethesda, maryland, at the national archive. There are also the records of the Johnson Administration at the lbj library. All of William Westmorelands papers are there. The National Security staff papers. So 50 years is kind of a good time i think to go back. The record is established. The participants are still alive. Brian in the early part of the book you say the battle would be the bloodiest of the war and a turning point not just in that conflict led in american history. Why . Mark well up until the tet offensive, which this is part of, general westmoreland had argued that this war was winn
Brian how did you approach this differently . Mark this is the first time a journalist like me would have access to get to meet participants so i was able to tell the story through both the american soldiers and marines to five and also the vietnam ease viet cong, the North Vietnamese army. I think as time is gone by there was a lot of documentation in the archives than hanoi as well as here in bethesda, maryland, at the national archive. There are also the records of the Johnson Administration at the lbj library. All of William Westmorelands papers are there. The National Security staff papers. So 50 years is kind of a good time i think to go back. The record is established. The participants are still alive. Brian in the early part of the book you say the battle would be the bloodiest of the war and a turning point not just in that conflict led in american history. Why . Mark well up until the tet offensive, which this is part of, general westmoreland had argued that this war was winn