Happen to have a lot of exciting exhibitions and Public Programs going all through the seasons. You know the museum. Yes. In the beautiful jesse square. It is a building designed, originally it was a power station that gave light to all of San Francisco. It was to become a contemporary Jewish Museum and the roof line actually says in hebrew, hi, meaning life. We think of it as culture, history, life and ideas. Our museum is for everybody, not just for jewish people. It is for everybody from every walk of life. We have a number of great shows and exhibitions coming up. I wanted to share with everyone the beautiful lamp of the covenant which is by dave lane. Hes a sacramento based artist. He made this chandelier for our museum that hangs from our ceiling that is a reflection on relationship between human beings and greater powers out there, the great unknown. In some respects rumination on ethical mono theism, what is written on our door. It is a very inspired sculpture. When you look at
The museum has so much happening all the time, and we have exciting exhibition and Public Programs throughout the season. You know we are in the beautiful jesse square, originally the power station that gave light to all of San Francisco, reenvisioned by a jewish architect to become a contemporary Jewish Museum, and the roof line says in reboot hebrew letters, light, and the museum is for everybody, not only jewish people. We have a number of great shows, and new exhibitions that are coming up. I want to share with everyone the beautiful lane of the covenant, and he made this magnificent chandelier that is a reflection on the relationship between the human beings and the greater power that is out there. The great unknown, and in some respects a bremen nation of monotheism, a very inspired sculpture. When you look at this, you see the globes, lights and even animals. We invite all of the visitors to join us in wonderment in most of the folks know that there are other Cultural Institutio
The airport today. Nbc 10s matt delucia joins us live. How are conditions right now in. Traci and vai, one of the busiest travel days of the year and some of the folks are coming to the airport this morning trying to get out for their holiday destinations. Right here youre looking at terminal e, the ticket counters slightly busy. We saw a rush earlier and if we take a look upwards, you can see it there by the security checkpoints. Those lines have already been forming and getting longer as we speak so it is getting a little bit busy here as the day goes on. We did ask Philadelphia International how many people they are expecting this week. 610,000 travelers through next monday. Today is actually the third busiest overall travel day. You just heard traci say about 77,000 people are expected to come through this airport today. This coming sunday will be the busiest day with everybody coming back home, but another live look here. The good news today, its looking like decent weather. Just
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Is the secret. Persistence. Brian how do you pick your books . Laurence it is a stupid thing to do. I should choose an area and keep at it, but i wanted to do something much different. Experience different lives. When you write a nonfiction book, you are thinking back in somebodys life. I want to piggyback on as many lives as i can. Brian of the 15 books, which one sold the most . Laurence the kennedy women, by a longshot. The number two New York Times bestseller. It was my agents idea. A book about a multigenerational book about women. Nobody had ever written a multigenerational book about women. So, to put women at the forefront just totally changed things. Brian what about the kennedy women do you most remember and what did the audience want to hear when you talk to them . Laurence it was a book i suggested that you do not have to be a woman to love the kennedy women. Because it was a book read by women. I mean, women of that generation women read that book and they , just loved tha