The alternate routes to take to avoid those backups. Plus, targeting cars with drivers still inside. The worrying trend causing robberies to skyrocket even more in oakland. Also, the warning from police, the steps you should take to protect your items. This is today in the bay. Here we go, friday morning. And good morning to you. Im marcus washington. And im laura garcia. Lets start out with a look at the forecast right here on the cusp of the weekend. Forecaster Cinthia Pimentel is tracking what we can expect. We still have the wind, it was a breezy morning coming into the studio today. It will calm down later into the second half of friday and into the weekend. A beautiful start overlooking the Performing Arts Center in san jose. In San Francisco, we get a shake of the camera at times. The wind gusts still out there, around 25 to 35 miles an hour locally, and in the ridges still gusting from about 50 to 60. As i take the timestamp forward, the afternoon calms down and we are in for a
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The Eynesbury community rallies around the children and family caught up in the horror Exford Primary School bus crash, raising thousands of dollars to help children with serious injuries return to classrooms.
Natalie Campbell, known to many at UT as âNattercam,â is one of those students who everyone seems to have a connection with. Maybe she was the first UT student they met as she led their tour group in a signature orange polo, or maybe she was their group leader at the Ignite summer program or perhaps she recruited them to serve in SGA or at the Jones Center for Leadership and Service (JCLS).
In March, Campbell was announced as one of six students to become a 2021 Torchbearer, the highest honor for an undergraduate student at UT. In addition to her service and leadership to younger students and marginalized communities, those closest to Campbell believe it is her ability to make people feel seen and to inspire service in others that sets her apart.
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Referencing Karen Cyson s [opinion column, 2/21/21] in response to Pastor Campbell s opinion piece I will not Surrender
I understand that dueling opinions and the bantering of ideas can be healthy and invigorating, but Karen Cyson does not banter, she gets personal. Passive aggressive would be more accurate.
Karen Cyson, a Stearns County child care provider, adolescently mocks Pastor Campbell s Christian values for protecting and NOT surrendering the life of the unborn. Not surrendering to elective transgender surgeries and not surrendering to the removal of under God in the Pledge of Allegiance.
If her arrogance and incoherent writings weren t enough, she directs vitriol at Trump supporters. Slick with the pen, she equates the inception of 1954 under God in the Pledge of Allegiance with the McCarthy era, as though God and McCarthyism were a secret society, while correlating Pastor Campbell to Communism w