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june 14th. i m claudine wong in for pam cook. i m dave clark. let s check weather, traffic. rosemary s in for steve this morning. i love this forecast. i m loving this. we want him to be happy. we want dave to be happy. hard to complain about it. well, he is a father and every father should have an enjoyable forecast. thank you. thank you. i think you re going to have just that. happy father s day dave. good morning to you, a warmer drier air moving into the bay area for your friday. temperatures will warm a few degrees in most cases, hayward 6 degrees of warming, so you should notice that. san jose 5 degrees or so, 5 to 6 degrees i should say if i get my numbers right, 4 degrees in areas around napa. a subtle warmup followed by a cool down it into your weekend. i will have your numbs coming up your numbers coming up. 80 westbound looks good as you head to the macarthur maze, no major problems. also the morning commute a tree in vacaville on ferrell, o ....
soviet leader mikhail gorbachev and their role in bringing an end to the cold war. among the panelists are former u.s. ambassador jack mattlock and richard reeves, a columnist and author of president reagan, the triumph of imagination. this is an hour and 20 minutes. good evening, everyone, and welcome. i know that happy st. patrick s day, by the way. i noticed a lot of you are wearing green, so am i. great new york tradition. so once again, welcome. i m louise mira, president and ceo of the new york historical society and i want to say how pleased we are to continue our program series in this lovely venue while our own auditorium undergoes major renovations. i want to remind you that the new york society for ethical culture will be our public program venue through november 2011 when our entire renovation project will be finished. tonight s program, reagan, gorbachev, did they end the cold war forever is the event in an exciting new series of programs. i m really ....
you did talk about that. harry truman gets part of the credit. right. john kennedy gets part of the credit. partly because of the acceptance of the berlin wall. berlin is where it might have been georgia, but it also might have been berlin where world war iii would have started. so no, it wasn t just reagan and gorbachev. they were the inheritors of people s strengths. but it is admirable what they did with it. okay. i m going to invite the audience now to wait for a microphone, raise your hand. a microphone will come so we can hear the question and everybody else can hear the question. please, out of respect for other people, do not make a long speech. ask your question. we would really appreciate that. and please stand when you ask your question. okay. right here. go ahead. a very brief comment and a question. ambassador matlock, you describe a memorable episode in your book about the two presidents, ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev, walking on the gr ....
was killed when his suv rolled over. no other vehicles were involved. this video was taken about 30 minutes ago just before our helicopter had to land because of the rain. as you can see, a serious backup as they try to clear the accident. chp says expect heavy traffic in that area for some time 105 years ago today, the great quake of 1906 shook san francisco. at the time it was the worst natural disaster to hit the united states. there are only a handful of survivors left, but it s a day san francisco will never forget. [ sound of sirens ]. sirens rang out at 5:11 this morning, that was the exact time in 1906s earthquake rocked san francisco s. thousands gathered to commemorate the day. over 3,000 died. the magazineny stud 7.7 to magnitude 7.7 was felt from san francisco to l.a.. william dell month was too young to remember the day. nothing about the fire or the earthquake for sure. i was only three months old. the fire hydrant in dolores park got its annual ....