Serious about Climate Change. Also the case against donald trump, house will send article of impeachment to the senate. Just hours from now well hear how the day might play out. Right now. U. S. President joe biden hitting the ground running as he begins first full week in office, planning a flurry of executive orders to dismantle even more of Donald Trumps policies. Will also jump start the fight against the coronavirus. White house official telling cnn he will reinstate National Travel restrictions that trump had been planning to lift. And for the Many Americans still waiting for economic relief, President Biden has a nearly 2 trillion covid relief plan on the table, hoping it will get bipartisan support. More details on the relief effort from cnns alet sanz. Reporter the white house is trying to drum up bipartisan support for the covid release package, and over the weekend dispatched top economic adviser to speak with 16 senators, eight republicans and eight democrats, looking to ge
As youre making your crossing across the bridge podcast show some really Clear Conditions all across the bay area, especially towards this afternoon to just going to be something to look forward to as we move make our way into the weekend. You want to go outside this weekend, spent some time out there. Great option is the coastline because our inland areas will are getting hotter and hotter that low pressure area continues to work out of the region. As the High Pressure ridge builds in. That means temperatures are only going to further climb ahead of us 50s and 60s for current numbers doubling. Youre at 56, oakland and berkeley at 59 degrees. Concord sitting right at 60 while santa rosa, one of our cooler spots at only 53 later on today. Look forward to some 70s by the coast. Maybe a little less excited about those 90s inland. But, you know, its been hotter than this. Only a couple of weeks ago. So with 90s that are very hottest, its something we can get through, but maybe just not qui
Former Research Professor of history and International Affairs at george, washington university. Professor black is recognized as a leading expert on Eleanor Roosevelt and the universal declaration of human rights and is ridden and edited to 10 books as well as a variety of articles on women politics in human rights policy. She has also curated exhibits on human rights for president ial libraries and other renowned repositories and has received awards from three universities for her commitment to students and her teaching she currently also serves as a Senior Advisor to former secretary of state Hillary Rodham clinton. The spark for this evenings forum is a new biography of David Nicholas titled simply eleanor, which is now out in paperback. This is the perfect biography for our times rights walter isaacson, the story of a determined woman who willed herself to become the voice for the voiceless a fighter for freedom and a tribute to the nobility of americas true values this comprehens
Funding for charlie rose was provided by the following captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Al gore grew newspaper tennessee and lived in washington d. C. The son of a United States senator. He then went to harvard, went back to tennessee, became a congressman and then a senator, then Vice President and inn 2,000 he ran for president and he lost. Then after some soulsearching he began to decide what he wanted to do. He was an environmental activist and for that work in 2007 he won an oscar for his documentary, an inconvenient truth. That year he also won the nobel peace prize. His latest book is called the futurist i spoke to him on tuesday if he 90 29nd street y here in new york and here is part of that conversation. I should take note of the fact that this book is dedicated to his mother, pauline gore who died at age 92 in 2004, his father died when he was 90. This is good genes, im telling you here. And in the dedicatio
Nobel peace prize. His latest book is called the futurist i spoke to him on tuesday if he 90 29nd street y here in new york and here is part of that conversation. I should take note of the fact that this book is dedicated to his mother, pauline gore who died at age 92 in 2004, his father died when he was 90. This is good genes, im telling you here. And in the dedication to her he said she gave me a future and a an abiding curiosity about what it holds and a sense of our commune human ablegation to help shape it. So this book is about the question of what are the drivers that are changing the world and the forces that are making the future real and significant and extraordinary. Tell me how you came to this book and what you hope for to us understanding about the future. Well, thank you, charlie. You play a unique role in our country, im not buttering him up when i say i know youll agreement i think youre the bester int interviewer that we have in our country, its great to be with you.