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The easterly breeze. Cool for some. Napa, 48. San rafael at 60. And 59 for tiburon. And mill valley 57. High pressure will win out until about friday. I think probably the middle or end of next week. Then we get changes. Until then, mostly sunny. Patchy fog. The breeze kicks up for a few. Quiet week but above average temperatures. 60, 70s, mid70s. San jose with 76. 7 01. Sal, and the morning commute is. Okay. Okay. Good. Im looking at the list and a couple things have popped up. What is sal looking at over there . Im looking at the list. You can see traffic though on the commute to the macarth...

Texas mayor resigns, tells people they're on their own amid outages: ‘Only the strong will survive’ Ashley Landis/AP Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon stands on his kitchen counter to warm his feet over his gas stove Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021, in Austin, Texas. Power was out for thousands of central Texas residents after temperatures dropped into the single digits when a snow storm hit the area on Sunday night. (AP Photo/Ashley Landis) and last updated 2021-02-17 12:47:02-05 COLORADO CITY, Texas — The mayor of a small Texas city has resigned amid criticism over a social media post in which he t...

By DANAE KING | The Columbus Dispatch | Published: February 1, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio (Tribune News Service) — An Ohio Army National Guard lieutenant's application to be a military chaplain has been suspended while officials investigate allegations against him. Lt. Chris Boyd, of Montpelier in northwestern Ohio, used Facebook to post criticisms of military leadership, according to screenshots provided by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. The foundation, a civil rights organization that was alerted to Boyd’s posts by an anonymous Army captain, sent a letter to Ohio Adjutant Genera...

Social media posts of Ohio National Guard lieutenant being investigated Danae King, The Columbus Dispatch © Screenshot Ohio Army National Guard Chaplain 1st Lt. Christopher M. Boyd's posts on Facebook An Ohio Army National Guard lieutenant's application to be a military chaplain has been suspended while officials investigate allegations against him. Lt. Chris Boyd, of Montpelier in northwestern Ohio, used Facebook to post criticisms of military leadership, according to screenshots provided by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. The foundation, a civil rights organiza...

An Ohio Army National Guard lieutenant's application to be a military chaplain has been suspended while officials investigate allegations against him. Lt. Chris Boyd, of Montpelier in northwestern Ohio, used Facebook to post criticisms of military leadership, according to screenshots provided by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation. The foundation, a civil rights organization that was alerted to Boyd’s posts by an anonymous Army captain, sent a letter to Ohio Adjutant General John C. Harris asking for an investigation of Boyd on Friday afternoon. Michael “Mikey” Weinstein, the fou...