Redwood loop trail. It is locked by multiple huge fallen trees. We finally get to the mother of the force, and it shows there are new burn scars on the exterior and interior, but there does not appear to be significant structural damage. Around the corner is the father of the forest, that has stood here for more than 2000 years. It, too, has new burn scars but they appear to stop a few stories up. It does not look like flames penetrated the thick bark. The mother and father of the forests are relatively unaffected, the other trees suffered significant damage. Ter the tos amag the burn scar is significantly bigger. In this fire has considerably expanded it, probably 2 1 2 times larger than it was. Reporter during a tour of the burn area with governor newsom, we learned big basin had not seen a fire of this magnitude in 500 years. It may not reopen it in a year. It is still standing, a testament to mother natures resiliency and to our resiliency. Reporter as to some of other oldgrowth re
Little bit better this morning effect today and again likely with that onshore flow. Over the next several days. With it were looking at our temperatures will be temperatures that are in the actually slightly below average 50s, the 60s this morning. For this time of year. You can see the green and mid 60s in San Francisco and yellow dots indicating good to low 70s oakland and upper 70s moderate air quality. But still for parts of the san jose. And mid 80s for concord. Peninsula, dealing with that ill talk more about that labor unhealthy air, you can see those red and even purple dots day weekend forecast coming up. Gianna . Good morning, those brake lights are building into the and that does indicate Altamont Pass were seeing heavy ride already as you work unhealthy to very unhealthy air out of tracy. Over on to 580 make that can to Mountain View from san jose. Connector. Unhealthy air for union city thats our slowest spot this morning. Give yourself a few extra minutes and as far as 6
Examiner is showing a woman getting your hands stuck in the door of one of new these new light rail vehicles and then being dragged by the train. It turns out this is not the first time, its happened. Isnt so that is to the door closing. Are you aware im aware of during a hearing before the county Transportation Authority muni admitted this was the 4th time its happened the first time being back in the fall, its not okay one of the major transit property is leading has the years. Over the safety concerns that you are able to replicate my getting your own hand caught in the door. Transportation authority was upset not only were they not inform, but neither was the public and as a result they decided not to hear mark million. The fast track more than a 150 new additional light rail vehicles as for muni after saying there was no problem with the door yesterday. Now they are saying there is an issue and now they have decided to lock the back door of these new trains which are having the sp
because i am going to talk for a bit here. my name is mark pendergrast. there are probably about one third of the people know because that is their name also or they are related to me. this is the bookstore i like to come to. it is an independent bookstore with great heart and also close to where the pendergrast enclave has lived for many many years. i grew up here in atlanta. i live in vermont now. but i come back here very frequently to see my mother who is right here. and my father who is very much involved in my research for this book. he read most of the manuscript and who died last year at the age of 99 1/2. i want to dedicate this whole talk to him and he was a wonderful, wonderful kind and generous man. i dedicate the book to him and my mother and to my african-american maid. i will be talking about her. maybe i should talk about her now. i don t really have this plan in particular as to what i am going to say in what order but i promise it will be interesting. when i
More than 45 years ago, intown neighbors banded together against Atlanta development and found a hero: Atlanta City Councilman John Lewis for the save.