Of the most dangerous temperatures we have seen in decades. The temperature dropped below zero. It is expect today bring bone chilling cold. Pamela gardener is here. Carroll said my car will not start this morning. So sorry. Too. My car was actually in the degrees. It growled a little built and then it started. I am keeping my fingers crossed for later. We have temperatures below zero. It is 9 below in boston at this time. This is the coldest air we have been experiencing across the area since 1954. It is 15 below in wooster. We have already broken the records here. 3 below set in 1934 actually. Windchill temperatures feeling more like 30 to 45 degrees below zero. For the north and west. We still have a windchill warning out today. Afternoon the winds slowly subside just a bit. It will still be bitter with a high of 9 degrees this valentines day but it is not going to be warning criteria or anything like that. Soon there is a warmup on the way. When well see 20s and 50s coming up. The
The committee is coming together at nappa strong j. R. most of the folks dealing with their own problems the bottomline it is friday night in time to have some fun no avoiding the damage and nappa from last sundays earthquake also know voiding the positive not a strong energy. Were still going in for these folks making pizza still going is not all that easy. Its still a lot to go inside their people are real because the building directly behind it has been red tags and in bad shape so the owners barrault the pizza of then went to work in the streets if the role with that and as we think we can get this place open to all night we go want people to forget about us many businesses closed but those who are open polling in record crowds for local stores workers a family store restrooms cross server that has been damaged to. Its good to see people out and about others in need if you need something in all you can rely on your neighbors neighbors know that that didnt theyve been living newt th
Focus on the loss of the justice and her enduring legacy. Jedediah overnight, hundreds gathered at the steps of the Supreme Court to mourn Justice Ginsburg. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has ordered flags to fly at halfstaff at the u. S. Capitol. Shannon bream has more on her remarkable life and the legacy she leaves behind. I, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, do solemnly swear. She might have seemed small in stature as the second woman to be nominated to the u. S. Supreme court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a trailblazer for womens rights and a champion for civil liberties. Ginsburg was born Ruth Joan Bader on march 15th, 1933. In a working class neighborhood in brooklyn, new york. The daughter of nathan and celia bay der. Ginsburgs mother died when she was just 17, the day before she graduated from high school. It was one of the most trying times in my life. But i knew that she wanted me to study hard and get good grades and succeed in life. So, thats what i did. She finished first in her class at Corne
Not only at Abraham Lincolns bedside immediately after his assassination, but also at the bedside of William Mckinley in 1901. I thought, who could this below be . Of course, when i opened the archives, i realized with a rich subject it was. John hay, his life really has two bookends at either end of his biographical shelf. There is lincoln on one end, he was his private secretary, lived in the white house for every war years. So much of what we know about lincoln comes from hays time with him. He served on the mckinley as well and was secretary of state for teddy roosevelt, so you have these iconic bookends in american history, and then when you look deeper, you realize all the chapters in between, from the civil war to the beginning of the 20thcentury, he is a presence in every one of those chapters. His fingerprints are on the pages. In many cases, he has written those chapters in american history. When did he live . Born in 1838, and died on july 1 1905. Where did his last start .
1901. I thought, who could this below be . Theourse, when i opened archives, i realized with a rich subject it was. John hay, his life really has two bookends at either end of his biographical shelf. There is lincoln on one end, he was his private secretary, lived in the white house for every war years. So much of what we know about techoln come from hays with him. He served on the mckinley as well and was secretary of state for teddy roosevelt, so you have these iconic bookends in american history, and then when you look deeper, you realize all the chapters in between, from the civil war to the beginning of the 20thcentury, he is a presence in every one of those chapters. His fingerprints are on the pages. In many cases, he has written those chapters in american history. When did he live . Born in 1838, and died on july 1 1905. Where did his last start . When was born in indiana, he was a young boy, his father was a doctor, which moved to warsaw, ill. , which is a Mississippi River to