to discuss their experiences in afghanistan, syria and other conflict zones. first, at my far right is janine dye giovanni, since then she s reported on turmoil and conflict in the middle east and beyond. the morning they came for us, she chronical it is war in syria by using seven different perspectives she provides picture of a nation as experienced by its citizens. among them a nun, doctor, and a student. next to janine is cristina lamb, chief correspondent for the sunday times. like janine, cristina s instruction began in late 1980 s in pakistan and afghanistan. her journalism has since taken her far and wide including assignments in brazil, south africa, similar back way and iraq but since the 9/11 attacks she s spent quite a bit of time in afghanistan. she wrote i am malala and her book highlight it is errors and miscalculations made by the united states and allies in the war in afghanistan. our third author is kim barker whose book taliban about reporter in afghanistan
diseases as typhus and polio. next is christina lamb with the sunday times. like janine, christina s introduction to conflict reporting also came in the late 1980s, but in pakistan and afghanistan. .. came in the 1980s but in pakistan and afghanistan. her journalism has taken her far and wide including brazil, south africa, zimbabwe and iraq but since the 9/11 attacks she spent quite a bit of time in afghanistan. she cowrote i am melilla and her new book farewell kabul: from afghanistan to a more dangerous world highlights the errors and miscalculations made by the united states and its allies in the war in afghanistan. and argues the world has been left more, not less dangerous since 9/11. our third author is kim barker, whose book whiskey tango foxtrot (the taliban shuffle mti): strange days in afghanistan and pakista n served as basis for the recent movie whiskey tango foxtrot (the taliban shuffle mti): strange days in afghanistan and pakista n starring tina fey. kim s
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are looking beautiful. thank you for the fog. that fog is there for some morgan hills even had some fog, over the bay as well. won t last long. this is the i have seen this a thousands times. if fairfield continues to increase, and goes up, that s a sign it will be will cooler. this is a huge difference. 50s, 60s, 40s for a few. peninsula, upper 40s. 51, 55, 54 in san carlos and belmont. hillsboro at 52. high pressure over us. it does look a teeny with it cooler today. not as hot as yesterday. a couple of degrees cooler. temperatures anywhere from 50s, 60s by the coast, 70s, 80s to 90s. sal, caldecott still there, or has that cleared? they cleared it out of the tunnel but the traffic is still slow on 24. we have a new crash that i want to talk about, westbound i-80, a motorcycle accident. near grand line road. that has made traffic busier than it already was. a lot of the traffic already passed by but, now, the traffic is going to be slow. steve mentioned the caldecott. l
overseas. you never think you have a terrorist across the street. this woman who did not want to reveal her identity saw the police activity when he was arrested in the family town gnome woodbridge. the mom says he surprised to hear of the arrest calling him a kind young man. we never got a response. he will be arraigned at federal court a week from today. he could face 48 years in prison. in alexandria, jeff goldberg. maureen: history made in hiroshima today as barack obama became the first sitting president to visit the japanese city the u.s. bombed to help end wonder warii. we have a shared responsibility to look in the eye of ask what we must do differently to curb suffering again. president obama laid a wreath and paid his respects to the victims of the bombing in 1945. at the world war ii memorial in d.c. veterans on an honor flight trip had mixed reactions. it s horrible. it s so out of place. as long as he not making apologies for what happened. that i