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Good morning you to. Welcome to mornings on 2. Its saturday, october 11. Im claudine wong. Im mike mibach. Look behind you. Just beautiful. A fabulous view. Good morning to you. Ill step out of the way and show you overlooking bay point. Wow, what a gorgeous start there. We are waking up with low clouds, fog this morning. Even a little patchy and thick in some areas. Santa rosa reporting thick fog in and around the airport. Prance this is going to perhaps this is going to burn off later today. We have better clearing coming our way but were with it at least through the Morning Hours. Once we g...

Absolutely not. , russia, i think, yes putin is not prepared to undertake any military operations. Simply it is trading. It does not mean that you should not take it serious, but that is the intention, to have a negotiation position to have something to give up of achieving the goal. The goal is crimea, crimea forever. Just to recognize that is normal. But i do not think you should forget about crimea. It is not normal in 21st century to undertake such operations like it is 17th century. That would destroy the that has existed for many years. , on concrete actions, as ive said, the environment...

In an opinion piece published on Saturday, Turley draws comparisons of criminal behavior between the current US president and that of his Civil War forefather.

Moses J Robinette was charged with attempted murder in March 1864

President Biden's great-great-grandfather received a pardon from President Lincoln, according to newly discovered documents in the National Archives. Biden's relative in the incident, Moses J. Robinette, got into a fight with another Union Army civilian employee while camped along the Rappahannock River near Beverly Ford, Virginia, as the Civil War raged on March 12, 1864,