Remember what you put but many of you focused on what historians would call the American Revolutionary era rather than the colonial era writ large. People like george washington, Thomas Jefferson, alexander hamilton, issues like taxation without representation, other founders and historical highlights and the imperial crisis in the war all popped up. A few mentioned paces, historic james town, plymouth plantation. A few mentioned slavery. What i thought was interesting was because it was because of either the 1619 project and the summer black lives matter protests. There were a few omissions. No one mentioned individual women or m Indigenous People by name. No one mentioned anything west of the appalachian mountains, much less west of the rockies or the west coast. Technically speaking this course runs from before contact of europeans with Indigenous People in the 15th century to 1763, the end of the 7 years war, french and indian war in what is now the territory called the United Stat
A fleeting deception of the election. Still working from the thing from moscow to the international. My names you know me line, youre welcome to the program. Our top story crowds have been gathering throughout the day for a candlelight vigil in the armenian capital. People are remembering those who lost their lives in the conflict with john in the disputed region of the cutback on saturday. A change in mood during the week protests in the city against the ceasefire. Deal between the 2 warring nations grueling creasing the tense. Tensions between armenia over nagornokarabakh came to a head in late september with heavy fighting, taking place for a further 7 weeks. The conflict itself stretches back more than 3 decades. A lot of the region is populated mainly by ethnic armenians. It is legally parts of azerbaijan, r. T. Senior correspondent with the of spoke to the program some hours ago from europe on this is being a song and a sad day in all of our media a day where thousands and thousa
Studios, this is kpix 5 news. Right now on kpix 5 news and streaming on the cbsn bay area, looking south down the peninsula on this monday morning. October 19 it is good to have you back great to be back i know you look nice mary lee, good morning good morning it is great to have you back we missed you we are starting out our week with temperatures in the 50s and also looking at some patchy, dense fog around the coast and right around the bay with that return of the onshore flow. It was nice to have that cooler air yesterday and we continue that for today. 61 in concorde. Oakland, 59 with foggy conditions. Livermore, 58. 57 in San Francisco. A cool 48 degrees in santa rosa. Into the afternoon, 87 degrees for concorde. Looking at the low to mid 70s around the bay and mid 60s for the coast in pacific up. We will talk about our high fire danger and i will have details on that. That kicks in tonight. Lets check in with gianna for a look at traffic on this monday morning. As we hit the road
Judicial nominations tan politics of americas highest court comes out tuesday. Ilia, welcome, good to see you again. Good to be on. Paul what is in your view Justice Ginsburgs main legacy . Well, hes a legal giant as Justice Scalia put it in writing about her times magazine as most influential people years ago. Her pioneering legacy litigation strategy, achieving so much to turn back sex discrimination, patience, professionalism, her niceness, universally liked and famously the wonderful relationship with Justice Scalia. The last 10, 15 years shes mostly been known for her descents, famous majority opinions probably the one requiring the Virginia Military institute to allow women coo cadets. You know she wears a particular one that she will be passionate about the majority. Paul one of the things i mentioned even in the last 10, 15 years she was in the majority. He wrote the opinion in scaling the u. S. And she was with the majority in the mcdonald case where they overturned what were
Basis. Keep you abreast of that. Barreling down, albeit barreling down slowly on Grady Trimble in gulf part mississippi. Reporter neil, sally is moving extremely slowly at two miles an hour. That is slower than most humans walk. You can see here it is starting to rain. The wind is picking up. Were in pascagoula, mississippi. The water is lapping over the side. The storm makes landfall tomorrow, is that tomorrowsurge continues. That the water pushed up. In area. Along beach boulevard there are many house us. Theyre not boarded up for the most part from what weve seen. Sternly a risk of flooding, with all of the oak trees, 85 mileperhour winds are nothing to mess around with either. Because the storm is moving so slowly well see several days worth of rain. You could see flash flooding on top of a potential for storm surge. I want to point out the pier in the background there. A light moment as people prepare for this very serious storm. We saw people gathered there we werent sure what th