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Time year. Reflect warnings always scary but Different Levels of these things. This is not the highest level. It looks like it will be relatively shortlived and hopefully the wind gust stay down below 35 to 40 miles an hour, so we will see. The northbay in the bullseye with north winds funneling to the canyons, they accelerate. That is what we are expecting tonight. Even down to sea level, places like petaluma, santa rosa. In bay area proper Santa Cruz Mountains above sea level, 1000 feet and east bay hills above 1000 feed as well. That is up around the Berkeley Hills area. With that in mind, the wind advisory will be in effect as well with wind gust the tops of the peaks perhaps 55 miles an hour. That is the heaviest locations for the northbay. The wind advisory will last through thursday morning. The hotspot for this event is between 2 00 a. M. , thursday morning, through 8 00 a. M. Thursday morning. That is the sweet spot. This is an overnight event that should die down pretty rapid
The capitol the very latest. We are just getting into some of the most critical for months and. Warnings the worst is yet to come in california as wildfires burn of record amount of land across the u. S. State. As a bygone media accusing each other of targeting civilians in the conflict over the disputed region of nagornokarabakh both sides are reporting casualties as the fighting moves into a 2nd week by john says 2 fit cities were attacked this off to the capital stuff on the kids came on the sustained bombardment. Well the conflict has sparked global concern and mediators a calling for an agencys fire in the region is internationally recognized as part of the by john this is according to 4 u. N. Security Council Resolutions the majority there are now ethnically armenian and its been controlled by Armenian Forces since the war in 1904 hundreds of thousands of them were displaced during that conflict or the ongoing fighting threatens to drag in turkey which is backing azerbaijan russi
In that airplane and work. That was that. Did you this is something i asked other people about who worked on the project did you ever catch any flak afterwards . A lot of people were really upset about the atomic bomb. Did any buddy ever give you about what you did . Not too much. If you are involved like i was and they know it, they are more impressed with that. Besides, its amazing how many people havent the atomic bomb. Nagasaki, thats another time. You dont get too much of that. The thing i get mostly is what we are doing here. People ask about it. For me, theres no question about it. It was a strange series of circumstances. I was just standing at the right place at the right time every damn time, and i ended up in this thing. So. Youre watching American History tv all weekend, every weekend and on holidays to only on cspan 3. Weeknights this month were featuring American History tv programs as a preview of whats available every weekend on cspan 3. The u. S. Capital has been home
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