Toll plaza, metering lights were turned on at 5 08, so earlier this morning, and we had a stall by Treasure Island that was slowing things on the upper deck coming into San Francisco. Carpoolers are getting by without delay, so thats good news. If your travels take you from hercules, the upper portion of the 80 corridor, including the backup you are looking at here, a 35minute drive time, so not too shabby. Thank you, sue. Sthaoeufp this morning we are hearing stories of bravery and survival for those that were involved in the gilroy shooting. Reporter its a good idea, one Central Place where victims can come and get all sorts of help and they are creating it here at Rucker Elementary School here in gilroy, it will be a Family Assistance Center and they can get services here such as grief counseling and emotional support. They are really going to need that. Se t had escribed a horrific been shot said they could not stop and had to keep going, and they described a supportive scene where
Mean by undercover issues and. How do you find them. Guest these are ideas or trends or events or sometimes even individuals that exist around the world who are doing interesting things, who are of global consequence, but do not typically get the kind of indepth analysis and coverage from our conventional media outlets. So what i will do is i will find a journalist or think tank expert or a diplomat or Government Official deeply engaged on some issue of global consequence and have a 25 or a 30minute conversation with them that examines all angles of that issue. To bring the specific issue to a broader foreignpolicy and broader podcast listening audience as well. Host give us an example or two of some of your recent issues that you have uncovered. Guest . Sure. The most recent episode i hosted posted is a good example of what my mission is with the podcast. This was an interview with an expert from the ngo about a drought in the corner of africa which includes parts of somalia, kenya, e
A senator mr. President. The presiding officer the senator from alaska is recognized im sorry, from hawaii. Mr. Schatz thank you, mr. President. A year ago, there was an attempted overthrow of american democracy right here in this building. You know, we spend so much time here arguing about things that are unknowable, about the future, about our ideology, about opinions that weve become accustomed to treating flor speeches in the senate as not primarily about facts. But i was here, and by i was here, i dont mean i was here in the capitol. I mean i was right here at this desk. And so no one needs to characterize it for me or pontificate about it or tell me what i think happened. I was right here. It wasnt theoretical. It wasnt a debate. It was a physical siege on the United States capitol. I was already angry that day. The idea that American American democratically elected politicians would participate in a process so foul as to be worthy of our most autocratic adversaries had me in a s
Instant but sank so doesnt make it any less shattering instant strikes in your own life. For the pregnant young mother at home and a village in the center hills, in the hills of center and have shown the moment arrived in mid september 1822 when it began to snow. Sarah was in new england are born and bred and snow didnt faze her but this was different. It was too early in the season for the first snow. Leaves were still on the trees only a few had turned red or golden and she stood at her front door watching the snow transfer in the Village Green into a sheet of white while she was filled with worry about her husband. David left home on horseback heading for an appointment with the legal client eight miles away. He was lightly dressed and prepared for the storm that no one expected or when he finally staggered into house that evening he was soaked through to the skin shivering with the cold. Sara helped them undressing did into bed. The cold quickly turned a fever of them ferociously t
Transfer in the Village Green into a sheet of white while she was filled with worry about her husband. David left home on horseback heading for an appointment with the legal client eight miles away. He was lightly dressed and prepared for the storm that no one expected or when he finally staggered into house that evening he was soaked through to the skin shivering with the cold. Sara helped them undressing did into bed. The cold quickly turned a fever of them ferociously to to pneumonia. By september 25 her beloved husband was dead. His funeral was held at the baptist meetinghouse in a ceremony conducted by one of davids fellow freemasons. A month after her husband to death sara brought their fifth child into the world. Little william joint is now fatherless brothers and sisters david and horatio, francis and josephus. The boys were seven and five, the girls free and not quite two. The new widow had no illusions about what came next. David had made a good living as a lawyer like many y