Goes in and shuts down and clamped down on the fourinch mainline. I was cruising down the street and minding my own business, and then one of the construction guys ran over to me and said turned around go back reporter that is one of the resident that was evacuated from his house or did this afternoon. This did not extend into the nighttime hours and that was an initial concern. Some critics even said tomorrow, but pg e made quick work of this year and it is now safe for the residents to go back into their home and as the Investigation Continues about how this happened, we know it was a contractor but we just do not know who that contractor was. Definitely good news. That line is just now. People are being allowed back into the building. Any idea along the will take a that area to get back to normal tonight . Reporter right now we are already seeing people return to their homes. The street here if you want to pan over and i will look over this way if we can show you a little bit it is
Turnedones have been off. We will, of course, post our the heritage home page following our presentation today. Opening our session is jennifer marshall. Ms. Marshall serves as our Vice President for the institute for family, community and opportunity. Oversees our Research Areas that determine the character of marriage,ducation, family, religion and Civil Society. Andalso heads our Richard Helen center for religion and Civil Society. Manages our familyfacts. Org online source for the latest social science on those issues. Joining us here, she worked both at empower directornd as senior of family studies at the Family Research council. Please join me in welcoming marshall. [applause] jennifer . You, john. Ank and thank you all for being here for this conversation about in america. Were really pleased to debut this index of culture and onortunity, and here with me stage is David Azerrad, my colleague at the heritage foundation. Directs the simon center for principles and politics. And t
Thank you so much for your efforts. Theres significant city wide efforts going on. One of the cities leading the way is the city of chicago. We are proud to be joined by chicago commissioner of Public Health. Thank you very much. Would you standup . [ applause ] one of our great partners at the federal level, assistant secretary of defense dr. Jonathan woodson. Dr. Woodson is leading an effort across the military to stop smoking and tobacco use. We can all agree that deserves some applause. Thank you dr. Woodson. [ applause ] we are pleased the local champions and statewide champions are here today. Its an example of the exciting work under way but work we need to accelerate and continue. Today, we meet at a cross roads. Over the past five decades, we are learned what it will take to end the tobacco epidemic and make the next generation tobacco free. Scientists, researchers and policymakers determined what works and the steps necessary to end the tragic epidemic. The question is, what
Anything like this just a wonderful. Danish night artist muds vegas hopes to beat the winter blues with eternal sun down the installation shines from sundown to sunrise in the port of copenhagen its made up of more than one hundred forty neon strip lights its this warm. In light for the for the city for the citizens of cold making during this winter the last part of the winter of february because we have been through the dark period now its here to remind us that the sun is coming back soon. The green laser beam is the symbol of the festival of light this year is only the second time that its taking place the installations are spread across the whole of copenhagen the focus is on unobtrusive works rather than god or opulent spectacle typically danish you might say. Throughout many years has been a policy of having else lied as necessary serry and no status possible not to pollute in their in the air and their star player the animal and now all of us sleep rhythms so its about making li