Pockets like wool but they are made of recycled plastic bottles. I dont know how they do it. There is acres and acres of parkland throughout golden gate park, but not necessarily through Golden Community garden. We have it right in the middle of good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for joining us today. Today, we have director Mary Ellen Carroll to answer your questions regarding the elevated temperatures and the citys respond to covid19. As a friendly reminder to please keep yourself on mute to avoid distraction. You can submit up to two questions via chat only. We will do our best to take questions in the order received up until q a. We will happily take any questions after at press dem. Org. Okay. One of the first questions we have for director carroll, does San Francisco plan on opening any cooling centers for the upcoming heat wave . If so, can you provide any addresses and daily hours that they will be open . Hi, everyone. So this is Mary Ellen Carroll. We are not planning or will
Go. Just a little bit of rain does not stop the lighting of the worlds most famous Christmas Tree in a starstudded and soaked celebration. Rockefeller Center Shining bright. And the tree does not need watering today, thursday, december 1st, 2016. From nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to today. Its a thursday morning. Now, we can celebrate. We got this gorgeous tree. Its all lit up. We got willie. Youre just a little shorter than the tree. And youre still out here from last night. I won the coin toss. Matt had to be out here in the rain last night. I get to be here now. It looked like fun. It was a beautiful night. We had a great crowd. It was soaking wet at times. Well have more on the treelighting. We want to start with south. And in tennessee, the wildfires rages on. Kerry sanders is in gatlinburg, tennessee. Reporter good morning, the threat from the fires here is far from over.
Go. Just a little bit of rain does not stop the lighting of the worlds most famous Christmas Tree in a starstudded and soaked celebration. Rockefeller Center Shining bright. And the tree does not need watering today, thursday, december 1st, 2016. From nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to today. Its a thursday morning. Now, we can celebrate. We got this gorgeous tree. Its all lit up. We got willie. Youre just a little shorter than the tree. And youre still out here from last night. I won the coin toss. Matt had to be out here in the rain last night. I get to be here now. It looked like fun. It was a beautiful night. We had a great crowd. It was soaking wet at times. Well have more on the treelighting. We want to start with south. And in tennessee, the wildfires rages on. Kerry sanders is in gatlinburg, tennessee. Reporter good morning, the threat from the fires here is far from over.
Affected the outcome of the war. Mr. Stoker is a strategy and policy professor at the Naval War College in monterrey, california. The Bryant Park Corporation, Oxford University press and the New York Historical society cohosted this 55minute event. Thank you so much, paul. Good evening, everyone. As paul mentioned, im alex kassl, manager of Public Programs at the New York Historical society, and its a pleasure to see so many familiar faces in the audience tonight and a great pleasure to introduce tonights speaker and to once again partner with Bryant Park Corporation and Oxford University press on this terrific lecture series. Weve had a great run this summer. Next week is our final week in the series and at the historic society, we Just Announced the fallwinter series, and thats on the website now, brochures to come early september, so something exciting to look forward to. Tonights program will last about an hour and will be followed by a booksigning by our featured speaker, donald s
Elizabeth Smith Miller, a pivotal figure in the advancement of women s rights in America, will be honored through an insightful discussion led by Constance Mandeville, noon, today, at Clinton Community