Through the program. So first, lets talk a little bit about what the ap history us history exam will look like this year matt. Can you tell us how the pat if the pandemic will affect the again this year . It will affect the exam but much differently than it affected it last year last year. There was a shortened version of the exam that only had a document based question. Whats really new this year is that College Board is going back to a full length more normal exam with multiple choice. Been based essay question and short answer questions and an leq, but there is a fundamental difference and the biggest difference. Is that College Board because of the pandemic and because of the different situations that schools find themselves in is offering both a digital and an inperson paper version both versions of the apus history exam will have the same basic components that were just on the slide that was up. Theyll have a 55 question stimulus based multiple choice. Theyll have three or more s
Im thrilled to be joining these three amazing authors today. You see them on the screen. George packers latest book our man, Richard Holbrook and the end of the century, and Susan Glasser and peter baker who was work, just out of this fall, the man who ran washington, the life and time times of james a bakere third. Two brilliant books about too complicated and fascinating men. They were born a decade apart. Baker in houston in 1930 and holbrook in manhattan in 1941. Baker a republican trained as a lawyer and a democrat Foreign Service officer, student of Foreign Policy, their lives took very different trajectories, but they both ended up in washington where they became major power players. Peter picking up on that a man with great ambition he has a father that parted on him the legacy of the family and things they were not meant to do is politics. He was told dont do politics and thats when he finally breaks away from his fathers domination over his life and changes at age 40 when he
Our wildfire coverage continues now as we keep a close eye on that massive glass fire burning in the north bay. Joining us now via zoom is Lynne Tolmachoff with calfire land thank you for being with us here tonight. Can you give us the latest with regard to you know homes that are lost structures that are threatened we do we have any updates on those numbers. You know the latest path we had was so from the probably just over a structures lot of the fire. So about 42,000 acres we should be having an update on the total amount of acres the back or noon. That should come in a little bit later on this evening. So lynn what are the conditions like right now i know the weather is at least a bit better, but what are. Cruz facing as we speak. Yeah, we didnt go into this is of improved the only challenge that had of the wind has shifted so that are coming out of the north northeast is now coming out of the south southwest. A direction so that means of pushing the fire back kind word artist so i
Very nicely here even the foreground just give this a couple of hours and we should see big improvements. A matter of fact the Golden Gate Bridge shot. But almost kind of clear at the very lower levels right at the base where that it will hire up as we get rid of the fog issue and there you see the clearing up that happens fairly quickly this morning, so well actually see it quicker than we did yesterday. Temperatures around the bay. Weve got 50s and 60s mixture off to the east bay santa rosa will chilly up there 49 54 going on for napa 55 San Francisco in 59 meanwhile to the south bay in san jose, up in the north a little cooler this morning and the south bay off to the east bay a touch warmer again all that will be corrected later on today we line up like this 75 by 11 by 2 were talking 87. Its going to be quite toasty as we get into the afternoon hours, however, no recall quite a heat spike will go and investigate all that coming up in a bit robin. Sounds good. Thank you dave what w
Many people childhoods and a moderate for other Bowling Centers in the country. With cloverleaf closing, others worry they too will be knocked down. Obviously being here your whole life its rather difficult to be going through this right now. Reporter familyowned for 57 years, mike hellmanns grandparents bought cloverleaf bowling alley. More than a Bowling Center in fremont, it has become a haven for senior leagues, teams and the community. The owners fought hard when developers tried to tear it down two years ago to make way for housing. Three years left on it the lease, covid is a fight they cant win. We have rent, utilities, bills to pay. Reporter 20 weeks without income, the future too uncertain. There was never a date where Bowling Centers and circle it on the calendar and open up. Its just wait and see and try to find out what phase we are on. Reporter experts the institutions going away can have longterm implications. I fear we are going to lose not only venerable old institutio