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N roll. It was a boarding house. Im sorry, i dont know if this is in your book, but it is quite interesting to people in the district that tunlaw spelled backwards is walnut. Im very happy to have Allison Fortier visit here with us today. Shes worked at the state department. She also served in the National Security council at the white house. She knows not only history but political history. We look forward to her remarks and welcome her to heritage. Allison. Thank you very much, john, for that very kind intro duction and obviously if i do a revision of this book, i need to consult you, becaus...

Crying. Oh, my. I cant think about it anymore. male announcer this is bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. Tonight at eight. Rainshowers soaked all parts of the bay. But as we take a look outside at our bay bridge camera. We see it might be tapering off. Earlier in the day you could see the wet weather causing slick roads in marin. Now lets send it over to brian who is tracking the first storm system of 2013 yes, that rainfall is still coming down a. We will see it taper off. Through the tail end of this system. The live look at the stormtracker for a steady stream rainfall. Notice, ...

I was thinking that i hope this never ends [ female announcer ] Nature Valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. male announcer this is bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. Top stories were following this sunday, january 6th. The sharks could soon be hitting the ice. A deal today between the n hl and the players association. Well have the details on the agreement. The north Bay Community of petaluma comes together this weekend to collect donations following the death of 19 year old alyssa byrne. And starting today, no more free parking at meters in San Francisco. Well have m...

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