Welcome to the program a Record Number of voters have had their say and hold calls district elections with the polls that to close in about half an hour more than 2 thirds of eligible voters have cast their ballots thats more than 2700000 people the elections follow months of violent protests against the probation government will get an update from bride whos standing by a whole call shortly but 1st this report from sarah clarke. As polls opened to the people lined up around 4000000 have registered to vote in hong kongs District Council elections after months of citywide on rest the people want their voices heard im up after your country by grief i think teenagers. These batteries nowadays you know always right and if we want to change we have to vote we can have different. Pinions isnt that what is important for you to see this show what your. Candidates will face off in 18 districts with 452 seats up for grabs parties currently hold the majority and District Councils but anger agains
I want you to pick out with me. Thats tonight at 9 00. Theres a t lot of red and orange here. This red line is the Atmospheric River, the fire hose pointed right in the middle of the bay. Now, it might be tough to pick it out, but that will be a near constant feature with us. There we are at 2 00 a. M. We have at least a branch of it up here, but there is a theme going into tomorrow which is very important. Look at sunday morning. Still pretty stationary for the bay area. The majority of the rain that will come in at a steady, pounding rate will be toward monterrey and santa cruz. Doesnt mean we wont get rain up here sunday. There is still good rain here. But if you want to focus on the most relentless, you follow the line an it will be a little to the south sunday. That is somewhat good news for the bay area getting more manageable rain amounts. I dont want to down play this. This will be a good rainmaker for us. It can lead to some minor localized street flooding. Maybe some of the w
Floornoi and they discussed china russia and iran as well as intelligence. This is half an hour. [ applause ] good afternoon, everybody, and marcel, thank you for that warm introduction and thanks to the sponsors for pulling such an Amazing Group of professionals together this afternoon, and it is truly an honor for me to share the stage with the general and he was a fantastic colleague and a wonderful role model of this servant leader for all of us who were in government. You served as u. S. Socom and as commander of Central Command during probably the busiest time ever for our armed forces in the middle east. You were an avid and regular consumer of intelligence, and if youd start by giving us a war fighters frank assessment of the intelligence support you received. How were you doing . What were the strengths and the weaknesses and the gaps . Let me add my thanks to the leadership here and to all of you for being here and thanks for joining us here today for this panel. Youre right,
It is an honor to welcome the National Space council back to the museum to continue the work of mapping the future of American Space expiration. Surrounded here by icons of our nations highest, proudest achievements. The council is ensuring our future achievements are fully empowered by past achievement. The things you will be discussing today will one day be enshrined in this museum. Dont forget about us. We need hardware. Last month at our museum in washington the apollo 11 space suit, Vice President pens spoke about this generations renewed commitment to American Leadership. Here at the national air and space museum we see evidence of that commitment every day. Helpless children have stood in this very spot and marveled up at the Space Shuttle discovery and then turn to the parents, grandparents or teachers to ask how something so big could fly so high. Our museum is where the country comes to understand its heritage of adventure and discovery and to pass that torch on to new genera