site taylor. well it happened at the community building next to the church and you can see it s now boarded up but inside it s looking a lot worse. i talked to neighbors earlier they told me that they heard a loud shattering noise in the middle of the night and soon after that s when this building caught fire church leaders believe that this is a hate crime. they say it s politically motivated. members of a san francisco armenian church woke up to this destruction thursday morning, a suspected arson fire ripped through the first and second floor of its community building next to saint gregory the illuminator or median church make me feel that upset. if whitman them a building damage should doesn t do any good to anybody you know financial the destruction on to on chairman of the church s board of trustees believes they were does to these some kind a hate crime involved in we had a similar situation of keys evie school. and we think this is somehow a continuation. no one w
cool afternoon considering where we have been daytime highs for most of the bay only in the 70 s. robin. thank you john let s check in on the traffic now which is off to a great start for friday morning. we re checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza the commute into san francisco is looking good. here s a live look at we don t have any delays or problems right now leading up to the paid so all is well into san francisco. here s 92 our busiest bridge busy does not mean that it s a little crowded west of the tolls but it s a great trip up and over the high rise into foster city and san mateo darya james thanks a lot rob and 5 oh one this morning elementary students in san francisco are a step closer to heading back to the classroom. yeah, this after department of public health is inspecting elementary schools to ensure that they meet both state and county standards from 4 sarah stinson live in the city now. with more on the story sure. yes schools like the one behind me tha
at the end with the audience. please join me in welcoming our speakers. thanks so much. it s an honor to be here today to speak with you all about white house gardens. both of our jims, both of the other panelists are named jim and both worked at the white house. so we re going to run our panel differently at the end here, i m going to open up for your questions because i feel it s a unique opportunity for you to ask questions of people who worked on the gardens. we re the last panel of the day. we ll finish the discussion on white house gardens by talking about gardens established since the kennedy administration so the last 50 years. in many ways the gardens have been inspired and used. i ll start by talking about some of the garden trends and movements that have inspired and influenced the development of the white house gardens and grounds. also talk about first ladies and presidents because in the last 50 years it s been the first ladies that had the influence on the wh
thanks so much. it s an honor to be here today to speak with you all about white house gardens. both of our jims, both of the other panelists are named jim and both worked at the white house. so we re going to run our panel differently at the end here, i m going to open up for your questions because i feel it s a unique opportunity for you to ask questions of people who worked on the gardens. we re the last panel of the day we ll finish the discussion on white house gardens by talking about gardens established since the kennedy administration so the last 50 years. in many ways the gardens have been inspired and used. i ll start by talking about some of the garden trends and movements that have inspired and influenced the development of the white house gardens and grounds. also talk about first ladies and presidents because in the last 50 years it s been the first ladies that had the influence on the white house grounds. perhaps more than any other first lady, lady bird john
during their time at the white house. this is part of a day-long symposium by the white house television a sobriety iati association. our final panel, the white house gardens today. features speakers with lived experiences working in and around the gardens of the white housz. we will hear from in this order deputy director of science and program director for the u.s. botanic garden. jim adams, horton-tuckericulture manager. and jim, white house board of directors and formerly park service. like our previous panel we ll hear three short presentations and then a conversation will be moderated by dr. pell. we ll leave time at the end for open q&a with the audience. please join me in welcoming our speakers. [ applause ] thanks so much. it s an honor to be here today to speak with you all about white house gardens. both of our jims on the panel are named jim and both actually worked at the white house so we ll run the panel differently at the end. i will open it up for ques