Stuff. Right out of covid, we saw some interesting behavior. It seems like people are kind of just getting wild and it seems to mellow out. Robbie with the Surf Shop says sales are up. At the Parking Lot theres a 20 bump with customers and the brunt of activity has shifted from late mornings to afternoon and the sharp spikes in Foot Practice on the actual holidays not so much anymore. The activity is spread out. The days preceding and following a holiday. Yes. I think people are trying to march to come out here more on the weekdays. Our weekday numbers are up. People are now working from all over so they can kind of pick and choose when they come out here and nice with work because the weekends are busy and we can do so much on those weekends that it is helping us out when people are spreading and thinking about their vacation and what they are going to do. We caught up with mike on a long walk. If you are still saying at home spooked about the Delta Variant that is okay. It is your ch
till, whose 1955 murder gave rosa parks the courage to sit down and martin luther king, jr. the courage to stand up. i would like, first, if i could thank the sponsor for their generous support of great lives and it s this kind of support that makes the series possible as a public service to our community. our speaker is author of the 2019 book titled remembering emmett till which will be on sale at the conclusion of tonight s program. dr. tell, who has a doctorate from penn state, has won numerous awards for teaching, and since 2014, he focused in particular on the legacy of the murder of emmett till in which endeavor he has been a long-time partner with emmett till memorial commission of the county. his scholarship is written for broad public audiences and he worked extensively with the tell memorial convention. in addition to his work on emmett till, dr. tell continues to public on its intersection with modern architecture. he s a prolific public speaker. since 2014 he n
university celebration of black history month. i d like first to thank the program sponsor abs corporation for the generous support. it s this kind of support that so crucial and making the series possible as a public service to our community. our speaker this evening is university of kansas professor dave tell, author of the 2019 book titled, remembering emmett till which will be available for sale and signing in the foyer at the conclusion of tonight s program. doctor tell, who has a doctorate from penn state, has one new was around for both research and teaching. his research focuses on issue of race, memory, and the digital humanities. since 2014, he has focused in particular on the legacy of the murder of emmett till. in which he has been a long time partner with emmett till memorial commission of tallahatchie county. his work has a taunt strong public dimensions, scholarship is written for broad public audiences, he s worked extensively with the tally memorial commissio
the upper pines campground. diask park rangers if the tree had been inspect and they couldn t comment on that, but call the tragedy extremely rare. we suggest people be aware of their surroundings, but in this situation people were in the campsite in upper pines in a designated campsite camping out just like people are doing right now. i m sad for the family and sad for the situation. nothing you can do about it. i asked if the drought may have affected the health of the tree and they just said the incident is under investigation. i m michelle roberts. thanks, michelle. this is not the first time a tree has fallen and killed someone in yosemite. a 21-year-old counsellor died at the camp located near the national park. the unit found out in this case the leaders had warnings to arborists years before it fell. there was a death in yosemite. a tree branch struck his tree cabin. you can click on the top story box and you will find a link to our report at nbc bay area.com.
i ran back out. i saw smoke tons of smoke and i ran up here and saw over there was like lots of fire. oh my god, there is a huge fire. when i got here they were hosing down the roof. the fire broke out on the 600 block of garfield avenue. when police and firefighters arrived. there was heavy flames that ripped through the roof. the doors were locked and they forced their way inside. as quickly as possible a fire rescue team equipped with thermal equipment entered the home and found the man lying on the floor. he was taken out the back door and evaluated and termination was made that he had passed. posing a challenge for firefighters a hoarding situation making it difficult to move through and distinguishing all hot spots. there is a problem with the mainance and property owner. there are always issues with the police. hoarding conditions always add a significant amount of danger and it s certainly difficult for the firefighters to negotiate. at this point it all r