Youre going to have to make some sacrifices. But you can make a change. So the book is more than just a reflection of kent state. Its a hope for the future students in generations to you knowgood morning, everyone. Good morning and. Wanted im Harold Holzer and i have the privilege of serving as director roosevelt house and speaking for anne kershner, the president of Hunter College. I want to welcome all of you to this Historic Place for this amazing convening that were having. Greetings also to the audience, which will also be privileged to see the event. We have to bring you this morning. And its a truly. One, not only a chance to black history month, not only an opportunity to honor the unsung Billie Holiday, but to do so in the long time home of her favorite america and president franklin d roosevelt. And we have evidence of that, which you may hear along the way today. I havent seen pauls book, but i will find validation, his brand new book. And by the way the brand new book by ou
Itll be nice today. Temperatures bumpy, cold for some 30s, 40s on the temp. Santa rosa is 48 because they have a little northerly breeze. But palo alto down to 42. Menlo park in there. Woodside atherton as well. Middletown 40. Look at upper lake 34. Ukiah 36. Fairfax and anselmo 41. Sonoma 39. So, i mean, theres some cold readings for may 1st. We look good though, so i mean its weather does to 1st of may and well have lots of sunshine clear cool morning, lots of sun breezy. It does look warmer for all said 70s to near 80 for a few. All right. Sal is here. Good bad. Indifferent. Whats going on out there . Yeah, its not too bad out there as a matter of fact, westbound 24 and the east bay. We have a couple of things to tell you about. But let me start with 24 westbound on the way to the caldecott, you will see traffic that is going to be just a little bit slow. As you drive over to the lafayette area. It gets better, and once you get over to the bay bridge, it is backed up to the maze and
Rosa. Am i going to sal . Is he here . I dont know whats going on. Sal, take it away. 80s. You heard me. B52s. You know, a friend of mine just saw them in las vegas. Said they were fabulous. Theyre still going after all these years. Steve, arent you and me both. Good morning everyone. Theres nothing going on. As you might imagine, yesterday we had a big problem on highway four thats been obviously cleared. We dont even have any slowing traffic there yet. Right now, we have a nice looking commute here at the bay bridge toll plaza. It looks pretty good. There have been no major issues, and traffic is also looking good on all the other bay area bridges. As we look at highway four on the camera here, everything looks fine. 401 lets get back to the headlines. All right, sal, thank you. Well, Los Angeles Police are now on the campus of ucla. Theyre trying to break up clashes between propalestinian and jewish demonstrators. A reporter from the cal matters news site, sergio olmos, recorded the
Hall in San Francisco. If you take a look, you can see that there are barricades set up in front. That is because that the crowd, the march is expected to arrive here soon. Lets go ahead and take a look from overhead. We have a Helicopter Shot overhead following the crowd of hundreds of workers making their way from the mission to city hall, where we are now. Those workers are expected to rally here. Then move on to the Ferry Building later today. Now, the rally started at 24th and mission in the citys Mission District this morning, where workers gathered and rallied at around 10 a. M. Workers say theyre speaking out for immigrant workers, undocumented worker rights, as well as the right to organize labor. And this year, workers say that theyre also rallying and marching in solidarity and in sympathy with palestinians. They say are targeted by the war in gaza. Workers say they are essential to the functioning of society, and too often their contributions are overlooked. They say today,
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