Welcome back to mornings on 2, it friday, august 23rd. Im Cristina Rendon in for pam cook this morning. Good to see you, too. Im dave clark. You will notice its cooler outside. Its nice. Steve is off today but Rosemary Orozco is here to talk about this. For folks that leave their windows open for the nice cool air overnight. Moving through this morning, hopefully you will feel it. Temperatures have fallen off a bit from yesterday morning at this time. As we get into the afternoon, we are expected to keep that trend with temperatures coming down by several degrees. A look at sfo, partly cloudy skies, San Francisco, 60 degrees. 55 to start your morning santa rosa, low 60s, oakland, livermore and 65 san jose. Dave said it was cooler and there is the proof down by 11 degrees over santa rosa, navado, 9 in napa. Down by five over areas of half moon bay. That moist air moved out. Its a drier day as well. A look at fairfield with a weak on shore breeze at 6 Miles Per Hour and the marine layer
Kamala harris is supporters tried to drown out a protesting group. They had the summer meeting here in San Francisco. The threeday event included talk of counsel and committee meetings. They introduced the crowd and said despite being competitors they had many of the same values when it comes to healthcare and civil rights. Everyone here wants to send miss mcconnell into retirement. Everyone understands that we an economy that works for everyone not just the few at the top. I bring this up because these are the proud values of the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party has been the source of war new ideas, creative thinking and practical solutions, more challenges to the conscience of our country than any institution that you can name. So lets take pride in that. Many events open to the public. The dnc meeting ends tomorrow. In San Francisco, ktvu fox news. Another president ial, a candidate has dropped out of the race. Seth moulton is ending his bid for the democratic nomination. He i
Its hard to imagine anyone more suited to the topic of a career in intelligence than mr. James clapper. Its a great treat to have him here this evening. As you can see from his background, hes had over five years of experience in the Intelligence Community, in the military side, on the civilian side, inside and outside government and overseas as well and maybe its not listed in his bio but maybe someone can ask him a question to tell you about his 2014 visit to north korea to rescue a couple of americans who got caught up there. I first met mr. Clapper in the 1990s when i was a baby bureaucrat in the pentagon and he was head of Defense Intelligence agency. I was, i confess, a little bit scared of him when i first encountered him but my boss, ash carter, and the rest of the pentagon civilian leadership held him in such high regard and respect that we were all grateful to have him part of the team. Most recently, i logged many hours with mr. Clapper in the white house situation room disc
As we look for ways to save money, what im concerned of and you are not a part of and if you are, let me know, potentially if we do it in congress or you do administratively, in montana, havent had it for years, walkin and using this and close it down. Same could be said in south dakota. If that were to happen there would be a bipartisan explosion on this committee which would not be a good thing. I bring that to your attention. Im all for getting rid of properties that outlive their usefulness and utilizing those dollars is a Good Government thing and i applaud his efforts but i am going to tell you there are some people that want to do a fullblown break and some of the metrics dont speak to them not because they are not good facilities, they have been staffed. I want to bring that up. In your testimony Suicide Prevention is a top priority. You also mentioned the va integrated Mental Health services to the primary care va centers. Tell me what that means in montana. What it means is t
Of Martin Luther king jr. And robert kennedy. Her class is about an hour and 10 minutes. Margaret lets get started. Welcome. Today we are talking about 1968, a year when a heck of a lot happened, including a president ial election. A year where there were a lot of social, economic, political parallels that are in some ways familiar to us now because, in part, some of the changes the early 21st Century America has experience particularly in politics were set in motion in this late period. 1960slets get started. Start with an unlikely as official News Conference or address to the american people. March 31, 1968. President Lyndon Johnson gave a televised address to the nation. His subject but was the vietnam war. By this point the vietnam had escalated into a bloody conflict involving over half a million american soldiers. A war that had gradually started as a small engagement against communist, put potential Prime Minister aggression in Southeast Asia in the 1950s had escalated into a ma