Mike, a look at that early commute. We do have a backup. You know its coming anyway. We didnt know this was happening until it just got called by chp. Closed right now. This does not affect the hesperian off ramp. It runs a pretty good distance through the area. Your alternate is washington and right at grant. If you know the area, you know what im talking about. Through the area those maintain a smooth drive. The off ramp is partially blocked. Thats it for the major freeway activity. Back to you. Thousands of people are without power in Sonoma County waking up with the lights off after whats been a very chilly night as well. Roz, i understand you just got an update from pg e. Reporter i did just get off the phone with pg e and i have numbers what they were able to do in napa and Sonoma County. They restored power to 5,000 customers overnight and did that by switching those customers to a transmission power source that was not affected by the shutdown. That, though, does still leave th
Well see what happens. thunder claps and rumbles thunder rumbling, rain pouring hayden excuse me, everyone. cheering, clapping thank yall. applause continues man texas my name is hayden pedigo, and i ran for city council. I, i got the news that out of the four people that ran for place one, i came in second place. all cheering cheering and applauding but i want to tell you guys tonight, i am celebrating, and i feel very excited, because the thing is, this experience has been beyond beautiful for me. I never thought i would be running for city council in amarillo, i never thought id be meeting the peoples, people in the communities i did, and im inspired to be living here. And i want to see the changes that ive been talking about, so our city can progress as a whole. And even though i lost this time, this isnt the end for me, and i think its only the beginning. This is a beautiful city, but i dont think we should just be letting all the 60andupyearolds decide the future of our city, bec
Let me pull up my cheat sheet here here. I should know this by now. I do this frequently. So hes currently an assistant professor of folklore and africanamerican studies at the university of wisconsin, madison. Before that, he was in seattle, where he was the director of the Washington Cultural traditions center, Washington Cultural. Its a mess. It is. And before he actually was here in tennessee, where he worked at both the Tennessee Arts Commission and tennessee, so formally in a past life, he was one of these people running the tense, doing other hospitality. But now hes on the other side as a published author himself. And so with that, ill turn it to langston, and hes going to give us an introduction. Hip hop in houston, thank thank you. Yeah, im delighted to be here. Like jennifer just said, maybe five years ago. Yeah, i was running around working on and collaborating with the rest of the staff to produce this here event. Its really weird to be back here as an author, but again, i
Let me pull up my cheat sheet here here. I should know this by now. I do this frequently. So hes currently an assistant professor of folklore and africanamerican studies at the university of wisconsin, madison. Before that, he was in seattle, where he was the director of the Washington Cultural traditions center, Washington Cultural. Its a mess. It is. And before he actually was here in tennessee, where he worked at both the Tennessee Arts Commission and tennessee, so formally in a past life, he was one of these people running the tense, doing other hospitality. But now hes on the other side as a published author himself. And so with that, ill turn it to langston, and hes going to give us an introduction. Hip hop in houston, thank thank you. Yeah, im delighted to be here. Like jennifer just said, maybe five years ago. Yeah, i was running around working on and collaborating with the rest of the staff to produce this here event. Its really weird to be back here as an author, but again, i
Let me pull up my cheat sheet here here. I should know this by now. I do this frequently. So hes currently an assistant professor of folklore and africanamerican studies at the university of wisconsin, madison. Before that, he was in seattle, where he was the director of the Washington Cultural traditions center, Washington Cultural. Its a mess. It is. And before he actually was here in tennessee, where he worked at both the Tennessee Arts Commission and tennessee, so formally in a past life, he was one of these people running the tense, doing other hospitality. But now hes on the other side as a published author himself. And so with that, ill turn it to langston, and hes going to give us an introduction. Hip hop in houston, thank thank you. Yeah, im delighted to be here. Like jennifer just said, maybe five years ago. Yeah, i was running around working on and collaborating with the rest of the staff to produce this here event. Its really weird to be back here as an author, but again, i