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Dozen Community Programs set to thrive with the financial boost from President Bidens governmentc funding package from ktvu. Fox two news. This is mornings on two and good morning. Welcome to ktvu mornings on two. It is sunday, march the 10th, very early. I might add. Im Frank Mallicoat and im joey horta. Great to be with you today. Yeah. Good to have you as well. We made you get up an hour earlier. Yeah. No, everyone did today. Right. We hope. Anyways, if youre saying, wow, its 6 00, you know, not true. Ive got that wrinkle from the pillow to prove that i didnt get enough sleep. Its there, its there. Lets check in with rosemary, see if shes awake and alert on this sunday morning. Makes sense. Why . Everybodys a little grumpier this morning, but. More coffee . Yeah a happy sunday to you. We do have another storm on the horizon, although i think it is going to hold off for most of the day. But as frank mentioned a moment ago, it is a dark wondering, itt 601. At this time. Sun will rise
Community-programsFrank-mallicoatCal-berkeleyTori-gainesRon-hassnerOffice-calOffice-likeBerkeley-campusJewish-communityJewish-community-campusCommunity-campusShang-taoTUKWILA, Wash. — Thirty years after the first flight of a pioneering reusable rocket ship known as the Delta Clipper Experimental, or DC-X, a commercial venture is aiming to bring its legacy to life in the Seattle area. Even its name — New Frontier Aerospace — is a callback to the earlier days of America’s space effort, going back to John F. Kennedy references to outer space as part of his “New Frontier.” “We’re sort of like the grandson of DC-X,” New Frontier’s co-founder and CEO, Bill “Burners
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