Condition of anonymity hoax is the closest aide to trump to test positive. So far she traveled with him a number of times this week including on marine one the president ial helicopter for a rally in minnesota yesterday and aboard air force one on tuesday nights first president ial debate. We will continue to monitor this situation and bring you the very latest as soon as the white house announces the test results throughout this evening well be monitoring the situation. Other big news here at home tonight winds are picking up threatening to escalate the glass fire. So far this fire has burned more than 58,000 acres in 5 days. It is 5 contained its destroyed 223 homes. More than 28,000 structures remain threatened and while an exact cause could take months to determine one possible cause is reportedly electric fencing around remote vineyard near the point of origin on Glass Mountain we begin tonight with a check on the Evacuation Orders in effect in napa and Sonoma County kron fours Ju
Dow plunging and s p plummeting 2. 78 . And the nasdaq nosediving 4. 11 . Its tempting to try to learn something from the big bone crushers of the past so we can apply those bone crushers to the future two are alike but there can be similarities take the. C do. Com bust. The endless run from 1998 to march of 2000 followed by a rapid meltdown, what is happening here now, now that the nasdaq is 10 from size, im hearing about the buzz all day okay, the beat of 1998, the nasdaq stood at 1,585. 1,585. It roared to 5,100 by march of 2000 and plummeted to 3,155 by may. Fast forward to 19 year ago and a round trip to 1 ,585 it is your Worst Nightmare of course, there are horrendous sell offs. The 87 crash averages cut in half in a few hours time the financial crisis, dallas laid the waste from 14,000 to 6500 and the covid crash dow from 295 to 68 to above 18,000 march lows. Nasdaq sank. But its that rebound from the march lows thats drawing comparison to the. Com era the nasdaq surged 82 from
Time change. Here is a picture of San Francisco and will come to the 9 00. Along with mike and gasia my name is sal. I have been to like it. I was ready for bed at about 4 30 yesterday. I do prefer to get darker a little later. Doesnt it by the way have to go to bed but it is still light outside . I purchased a mask right before i joined mornings on 2 and have gotten my moneys worth out of it. We will talk now about the weather with kyla grogan who is in for steve paulson. Anytime i do this shift i have no problem sleeping afterward because i am not on the schedule like you guys are. It is fun to be here with you this morning. It is going to be a beautiful and gorgeous day in the bay and hope you can enjoy the blue skies with the temperatures warm again talking 13 degrees above normal with 56 right now in San Francisco and they have warmed up in santa rosa with 52 in oakland and you can see it is just 50s all across the map. We had the slightest onshore flow and now it is negligible. W
You wouldve thought i was running a special review session, the way they asked all the questions. The gang could not wait to know get the inside dope on my trip. They wanted to know what i saw in washington, and what i heard. I told them what happened when mr. Miller goes to washington. Here are the stories i told to them. Uncle jim met me at Union Station as i got off my train. When i told them that my civics class wanted me to make a report, he walked my legs off, showing me how the federal government works. We started out right at the plaza in front of the station. The first thing he showed me from the station was capitol hill, the seat of our federal government. Federal agencies are scattered all over the United States, but washington is the center of all National Government activity. Uncle jim felt we better start with the library of congress. It is the biggest and most Important Library in america, set up originally for senators and representatives, but open to all of the people.
Please take your seats. My understanding is we are live on cspan so behave yourselves. [laughter] welcome to valentines day a bit early, im jane herman, president and ceo of the wilson and i cant and we cant imagine what the Wilson Center would look like today if nobody had been smart enough to put jim in charge. [applause] we have no institute, no wilson quarterly, two projects at the heart of what we do. Who knows how many friends, how much wisdom we would have missed out on. Jim played a special role in my own education, my russian education, we crossed paths while i was in moscow on a congressional delegation and he took us all on a tour of the kremlin, priceless. Jim, your command of russia, history and culture shows up everyone here. Youve forgotten more than any of us knows. Lucky for us you wrote it all down and published it with the Wilson Center press. [laughter] every dear friend in the room today can back me up on just how impressive you are and there are many dear friends