Signed in 1814, the battle of new orleans launched Andrew Jackson to fame. This event is about 90 minutes. Welcome. Critical events in United States history took place 200 years ago today. I am Gwen Thompkins and i am honored to mc this bicentennial commemoration ceremony. Like many schoolchildren in this area, i first learned about the battle of new orleans on a class trip. Right here where the action took place. I remember the day fondly because back then, it was warmer than it is today. Much warmer. No contest. The impression that stayed with me as a child and remains with me now is that two nations can go to war and later become not just allies, but the best of allies. That is a terrific achievement in World History worth commemorating every year. It is also a great lesson in what piece can look like peace can look like when adversaries lay down their arms. Each of you has your own special connection to the battlefield and like me, you contribute to the storylines that are constant
Next couple of mornings. Live doppler hd will show you it is in the north bay. You notice petaluma to quartermile and the same in concord and fairfield. Napa is better but city, deeding with dense fog. The south bay and peninsula are okay with good visibility. Some areas you will be driving through the pea like fog. Live doppler hd or sutro tower camera shows a quiet view in San Francisco. Here is the fog, sunshine bit afternoon, temperatures back to the 60. All right thank you very much. Starting early on the roads. We did. We have video that was shot early this morning of a sigalert with major injuries and right new that is a look at the Golden Gate Bridge where you can see the big yellow trucks moving the lanes between here and there northbound and southbound. That is a look at the video shot early in burlingame. A stalled vehicle and another vehicle smashed right into it. We did have most lanes blocked for a time and major injuries involved that and it is all cleared. All lanes hav
More and more cars in the narrow two lanes and i dont think we have a choice but to accept metering until 11 oclock because how do you regulate . Track is so slow do you really need more metering . It is slow dough. Everyone is culling. The regions metropolitan commission considers it a sound plan. Rush hour extends beyond the traditional times through the bay area and as the economy. Ifs this silicon valley, expect traffic to become an even bigger issue for residents living in this area. Now, matt 4 31. Santa rosa police want to find out what caused a freak accident causing the life of a woman standing on a sidewalk. An s. U. V. Landed on the woman at 3rd and b street yesterday afternoon at 2 30. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. Witnesses say a volvo making a left turn clipped an s. U. V. Causing the s. U. V. To flip over on to the victim. I am surprised we Something Like this would happen here. I am surprised and shocked. It is sad to see Something Like this could happen
Site museums and Memory Initiative that connects past and present changing the world, one memory at a time and as part of his effort, braided has trained hundreds of organizations and Dialogue Community engagement planning and operating at the intersection of history and justice. Thank you marcia and hi everyone, my name is braden ater and im the director of the International Coalition of conscious of the coalition is a network of beginning the Historic Sites and places of memory, more than 330 sites and more than 65 countries around the world were regularly seen communities of around the globe thinking about how to use memorials and places to think about the past feel in the present and youve been to move into the future. In a more just and humane future and really excited to talk to you all today and hear from these folks who are doing is really important work and a number of memorials around the United States. If we are lucky enough to be joined today by Stephen Clark superintendent
History tv, exploring our nations past. And our moderator for todays discussion, braided painter, the director of methodology at the International Coalition. A Global Network of Historic Site museums and Memory Initiative that connects past and present changing the world, one memory at a time and as part of his effort, braided has trained hundreds of organizations and Dialogue Community engagement planning and operating at the intersection of history and justice. Thank you marcia and hi everyone, my name is braden ater and im the director of the International Coalition of conscious of the coalition is a network of beginning the Historic Sites and places of memory, more than 330 sites and more than 65 countries around the world were regularly seen communities of around the globe thinking about how to use memorials and places to think about the past feel in the present and youve been to move into the future. In a more just and humane future and really excited to talk to you all today and