Statement in effect for rip currents and sneaker waves. Please watch yourself and your pets. Never turn your back on that angry ocean. Today, 60s at the seashore, 70s around the bay, 70s, 80s at the peninsula today. Seasonal highs into the 80s topping off at a few low 90s. Winds will be variable at 20 miles per hour. The complete forecast coming up. Good morning. Hey, do you take mass transit . Better yet, do you take bart . Thats running 20 minutes late. We have delays between west oakland and embarcadero in the pittsburgbay point and dublin pleasanton directions due to some unscheduled track maintenance. So plan accordingly. Ace train one off to a great start, no delays. An earlier accident a rollover crash southbound 101, the on ramp was shut down to southbound 101. They have just the crews have just reopened that so you are able to access that now. Speeds are still moving at the limit along 101 in that southbound direction. Hats a check of your traffic; over to you. Right now in sa
Immigrant experience affected his political views. They also explain how hamilton have helped shift washingtons opinion of slavery. The New York Historical society hosted this hourlong event. [applause] tonights program is a lecture in american history. We think carl for his wonderful support, and it was like to recognize a few other people in the auditorium cured the heart of our public programs, as i think you all know, is the bernard and Irene Schwartz distinguished speaker series. Mr. Swartz also helped start the classic film series, now in its fifth year. It is growing and growing. Esther schwartz mr. Swartz, thank you so much. Lets give him a hand. [applause] i also want to recognize joel pickett, david, and the trustees and chairmans counsel for all the great work. Lets give them a hand, as well. [applause] the program will last one hour. We will have a question and answer session. We are doing the questions on cards, it works better and everyone gets a chance to ask questions a
Immigrant experience affected his political views. They also explain how hamilton have helped shift washingtons opinion of slavery. The New York Historical society hosted this hourlong event. [applause] tonights program is a lecture in american history. We think carl for his wonderful support, and it was like to recognize a few other people in the auditorium cured the heart of our public programs, as i think you all know, is the bernard and Irene Schwartz distinguished speaker series. Mr. Swartz also helped start the classic film series, now in its fifth year. It is growing and growing. Esther schwartz mr. Swartz, thank you so much. Lets give him a hand. [applause] i also want to recognize joel pickett, david, and the trustees and chairmans counsel for all the great work. Lets give them a hand, as well. [applause] the program will last one hour. We will have a question and answer session. We are doing the questions on cards, it works better and everyone gets a chance to ask questions a
Start he began it with us the bernard and irene shorts classic film series, now in its fifth year. And it is just growing and growing. So mr. Swartz, thank you so much. Lets give him a great hand. [applause] i also want to recognize joel pickett, davids elastic, trustees with us, and all the chairmans counsel for all the great work and support. Lets give them all a great hand, as well. [applause] so the program tonight will last an we will have a question hour. And answer session. We are doing the questions on cards. It works better, everyone gets a chance to ask questions, and we get a lot more questions covered. So you should have received a pencil and a card. If you have not, staff will go up and down the aisles with them , and then we will collect them and hand them to our moderator. There will be a formal book signing after the program, so please stay for the book signing. The books are for sale. In the museum store on the 77th street side. So we are so happy to welcome john steel
Thank you. That was extremely helpful and, i think, a fantastic complement to what weve heard. Jan and i have negotiated. What we have decided to do is take one round of several questions, and then give the panel a chance to very briefly close, and then we hope we wont run too far over. There was right there. Teresa, national war college. I wanted to ask a question about the storage. Ambassador pascual, you noted that theres 14 billion cubic meters in ukraine right now. As far as i know, their Storage Capacity is 30 billion. I want to understand the ownership of that storage. Does is there a transparency problem . Is there a part russian ownership problem . In what sense is the storage in ukraine usable, and in what sense does it continue to be county. Okay. And right there. Thank you. Im from russia. What are the u. S. Policy goals in the energy field in ukraine, and what are the instruments to achieve those goals . My question is for ambassador pascual and others who want to comment.