. >> i believe in the devil and people that don't believe in the devil i think they're in for a big surprise. >> hello, welcome to "dateline." michellea and jenny were like most kids their age. they loved to ride bikes and playing outdoors, and they didn't know each other but they'd be forever put together in tragedy. in the process, there was a twist uncovered that left investigators speechless. here is keith morrison with "evil was watching." >> again and again, she came here. stood under the ancient canopy. walked the damp, narrow paths to the places the killer used to hide what he had done as if looking once more after all these years would tell her something. as if the dense undergrowth would part and finally reveal the name. it's so peaceful here. it's not the kind of place you would associate with violent crime, that's for sure. >> no. no. nothing like this has ever happened at this park before. >> lindsey wait was just 11 years old. that terrible summer in tacoma, washington. >> i just remember that it was really scary to me as a young girl. it was really scary not just for me, but f

and there's some black devils who also don't have their best-- - yes. there's devils in everybody. but this is a crummy time for race relations. oh my god, it's horrible. it's the worst i've ever seen. nobody's having conversations with each other, so nobody truly understands each other. people are just saying things. you'll get outraged at what i said instead of simply, let'sit down and discuss it, like we should be able to have open conversations. and those conversations, that communication, will lead all of us to have a better understanding of each other. so what's the plan? what actionable steps? economic empowerment. economic empowerment for everyone. especially for me and my community. you've got to really support your own. buy black. - what else? [inaudible] black. support black. you you know, we're talking about unity, but it sounds like that's kind of a divisive thing, right? like if you're only going to shop-- not really. i don't think there's anything divisive about supporting your own. i think divisive is when you say, i want to support my own. and literally, [bleep] ev

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the devil. the devil, yeah. laughs we don't know why they choose that name.ly classic building, we call it between 300 ad to 600 ad. wow. now we're going to go and try to see some of the earliest version of this building. and what was it used for? this was the funerary temple. here's where the remains of the fierce king of el zotz rests. this devil temple was allegedly named because the sides are dangerously steep. but maybe more fitting is that its king who ruled in the fourth century ad was buried with the remains of six sacrificed children. two metres below here, that's where we found the tomb. yeah, that's where we found the tomb, two metres away. so i'm standing on top of a king's tomb? yes, from 370.380 ad. but nothing's in there any more? no, we removed, we excavated, and everything now is in a national museum. the looters hadn't gotten to it, so everything was still there? everything still there, we found it, we found it, the chamber was completely sealed. when we open, we still feel that cold breeze and like a smell, like something was in the putrefa

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maurice ruffin and maurice was born and raised in new orleans, he's published his debut novel the devils steps which cast a shadow in 2019. it was a finalist for the pen open book award and long listed for the first novel. maurice is an assistant professor of creative writing at lsu and also the 2020, 2021 donna ray grisham writer in residence at the university of mississippi. maurice, welcome back to the garden district bookshop. and it's my honor to introduce our author of note today and it's connor towne o'niell and connor's writing has appeared in the new york magazine, vulture, slate , rdna and the village voice. he works as a producer on npr cast white lies was a finalist for the 20/20 pulitzer prize and audio recording. originally from alaska lancaster pennsylvania he teaches at albany university and with the alabama prison art and education project and this is his first book so congratulations connor and can't wait to hear more about it. i'm going to turn this over to maurice and connor, taken away. >> connor, for this first portion my job is to stay out of the way so i do know t

>> he made a deal with the devil, she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil.x having the ear of a president-to-be. that was the biggest shock. of all the people i've interviewed over 35 years, i can think of a, a lot of people i would rather have the presidency than alex jones. it's a bit of a shame that one of the most, um... spiraling people i've ever met is the one who's influencing trump. >> national convention kicks off in cleveland, ohio, tomorrow... >> eyes on cleveland, the 2016 republican national convention. >> narrator: almost two decades after pedaling conspiracy theories on late night cable tv... >> all right, let's just cover this thing. >> narrator: alex jones arrived at the republican national convention. >> that summer was particularly important for jones because he was on the rise at the time. >> i've come to see alex jones, put that on cnn. ha ha... >> god bless you, brother. >> god bless you, alex, thank you. >> normally you would expect alex jones to be outside the barricades with a bullhorn. but all of a sudden, there he was, making his w

that's not even mentioning "the devil went down to georgia."hen, sure, the devil went down to georgia, but he didn't come back to georgia." oh, really? tell that to the actual 1993 sequel, featuring charlie daniels, "the devil comes back to georgia." he moved back to savannah so he could vote for biden. yeah, he's the prince of darkness, but he's very concerned about global warming. if the earth's already on fire hell is not going to seem that impressive. when the president's charm didn't move raffensperger, he switched to extortion threatening georgia's secretary of state with prosecution if he and his lawyer didn't give in: >> you know what they did and you're not reporting it. that's a-- that's a criminal offense. and, you know, you can't let that happen. that's a big risk to you and to ryan, your lawyer. that's a big risk. >> stephen: that is a big risk. you could end up being the president's cellmate. because this call is probably illegal. a former justice department inspector general tweeted, "unless there are portions of the tape that so

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if he thought he handled yeah i was called the devil in one newspaper editorial a devil persecuting those poor corporations they have tried to discredit us but if they have threatened us and assaulted us i miss you but if we were not intimidated by pinochet called we will not be intimidated by the multinationals no matter how powerful they may be. in the past several years senator greedo girardi a former pediatrician has attracted the industry's ire he has been a fearless crusader in public health protection. first he braved billionaire president sebastian pinera as official detail then he had to overcome the industry's campaign to denigrate him. finally the law passed in 2016 it was the type of pawn agribusiness dreads most it would inevitably the 1st right we gain with this law is the right to know who we created labels that tell you at a glance whether the product contains excessive sugar salt fat or calories. in seconds you're informed if we wanted something a 6 year old child could understand. that if it were products that bear a warning label are banned from television commercials b

the sun devils retook the lead.anford despite the desperation scramble could not get the key bucket. it was the sun desms night. 79-75. stanford still in the pac-12 mix. 6 and 4 in the conference. cal men's head coach mark all ready down twelve in arizona. down 15 in the second half. a cal turn over. here came the wildcats. the bib pas. he set up a die dynamic player. here he was from deep. he led the cats with 20. they won 71-50. and kept cal dead last in the pac-12. matthew stafford is an l.a. ram now. after all the talking the sports talk this week about stafford possibly being a niner, i kept saying it, you never heard from 49ers, not a peep out of them. by the time they do get in front of the mike,tail say what are you talking about? jimmy garoppolo, he was our guy the whole time. >> that's how it goes. i've seen it happen before. >> if there's anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enr

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the book is "the devil you know, a black power manifesto."t's been a great pleasure to have the noted "new york times" columnist charles blow with us tonight. thank you, have a good weekend. good luck with this, by the way. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, she wrote an anthem of the women's march, and she's slab rating with the woman who delivered the spoken word anthem of the biden inauguration. on ♪ i can't keep quiet ♪ ♪ oh no i can't keep quiet ♪ ♪ a one-woman riot, i can't keep quiet ♪ ♪ for anyone ♪ >> that was our next guest. we played that video for you a week ago on the four-year anniversary of the women's march, and we are so excited to have the artist behind the song. with us here tonight, she is the artist named milk and her latest calling was a collaboration with the woman of our moment, youth poet laureate amanda gorman, ahead of president biden's inauguration. let's talk about all of it. we welcome to the broadcast, the singer, song writer, activist milk. i can't thank you much for coming on. i heard from so many musician f

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the devil. we do not know why they chose that name. i know! yeah!c building, between 380-680. we are going to try and see some of the earliest version of this building. what was it used for? this was a funerary temple. here is where the remains of the first king rests. this "devil temple" was allegedly named because the sites are dangerously steep. but maybe more fitting is that its king, who ruled in the late fourth century ad, was buried with the remains of six sacrificed children. two metres below you, we found the tomb. that is where we found him. two metres underneath. we are standing on top of a king's tomb? yes, from 378—380 ad. but nothing is in there any more? no, we removed and excavated everything. it is in a national museum. the looters had not got to it? everything was still there. the chamber was completely sealed. when we opened, there were still a cold breeze and the smell, like something was in putrefaction process when we opened it. in 2010, when we found the tomb of the first king, we were working, unfortunately looters can come a

in one newspaper editorial a devil persecuting those poor corporations they have tried to discredit us they have threatened us and assaulted us i miss you but if we were not intimidated by pinochet we will not be intimidated by the multinationals no matter how powerful they mean business. in the past several years senator greedo girardi a former pediatrician has attracted the industry's ire he has been a fearless crusader in public health protection. first he prayed to billionaire president sebastian pinera as official data then he had to overcome the industry's campaign to denigrate him. finally the law passed in 2016 it was the type of bomb agribusiness dreads most if one of them to be the 1st right we gain with this law is the right to know that we created labels that tell you at a glance whether the product contains excessive sugar salt fat or calories. in seconds you're informed if we wanted something a 6 year old child could understand. that if it were products that they're a warning label are banned from television commercials because we refuse to have trash advertised on tel

"the devil you know" by charles blow.thank you so much for appearing and good luck with the book. >>> so we learned tonight that actress cicely tyson has died at the age of 96. cicely tyson played former slaves, civil rights icons, sharecroppers, truth tellers, mothers and other com applity caed women, bringing a sense of depth, nobility, and grace to every single character. what a life she lived. married to the legendary miles davis, a relationship she told me was tumultuous but gave her some of the most incredible moments of her life. president barack obama awarded cicely tyson with the medal of freedom in 2016. she was a true american. thank you for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. n just v. it's a unique crafted blend of vitamins, minerals, and herbs. it's what makes airborne your daily dose of confidence. want to sell the best burger in every zip code? add an employee. or ten... then easily and automatically pay your team and file payroll taxes. that means... world domination! or just the west side. run pa

they want to know what makes the devil you can jump in here and banning them away from. a lot of those my own cotton and everyone with lida holding everything just getting you ready to meet the devil and then joining me right just do it under w. welcome to focus on europe we're glad to have you with us there are dramatic scenes unfolding in russia at the moment people across the country are taking to the streets protesting against president putin and demanding the release of his biggest critic alexei navalny but some of them are being brutally beaten down by the police . many have been injured several 1000 have been detained but the demonstrators are not giving up these are protests on a scale russia has not seen in a long time. one of the demonstrators this 19 year old anastasio for most of her life she has known only president vladimir putin and his policies her protest is mixed with the anger about the brutal treatment of the opposition and the suspicion that putin might be enriching himself without measure for many young people in the stars just hometown of the locus

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watch the sun devils go to work. nice pass from remi martin. under 90 seconds left, stanford down one, michael mcconnell short range, for about a sip of coffee. the sun devils reach up the lead, stanford, despite the scramble could not get the bucket, it was the sun devils night, 79-75, stanford, still in the pac-12 mix, 6-4, in the conference, cal on the short end of a decision by arizona and pac-12 play last night. all right, that will get your juices going at least for this sunday. coming back later in the day. >>> protesters in michigan are demanding a resumption of most high school sports >> let them play! let them play! >> hundreds gathered for a rally in front of the capitol in lansing. they want governor whitmer to allow winter contact sports like hockey, to start up again despite the pandemic. this has become a hot topic in michigan as the governor urges all schools to resume in-person learning by the beginning of march. >>> president trump loses several members of his eagle team who have been hired for his upcoming impeachment trial.

that's why they call rock and roll the devil music was gospel was god's music and that's where it all right? >> in the south, it was connected because i grew up singing in the church choir, which was -- which was fine. it was traditional church songs. but i also grew up a huge elvis presley fan, and elvis was so influenced by gospel. >> gospel music is derived from deep within the heart of human beings. we have been to waycross, georgia, where they have all day singings, by that i mean 24 hours. we've been down to flar flar where they have 24-hour sings. we apologize for cutting this short. ♪ >> there was a wonderful compatibility between the church songs that were prevalent in white churches and church songs that were prevalent in african-american churches. so i think music broke down barriers between people, not only geographically, but between the two races. >> i grew up listening to that because that's part of what dad played. we were liberals and we were not racist. in plains, that meant you had two other friends. >> he grew up in a county that was 80% black. he probably never ha

and many say they don't know what they'll do when they return to their houses but the devil knows that all my possessions are gone the water in my house is chest height president joke over dodo visited the area earlier in the week. this is a major flood that may not have occurred in south can imagine for more than 50 years due to heavy rainfall but environmental groups say land degradation and the forest station is making the floods worse we are not but these floods are particularly bad because from the total $3700000.00 hectares of land in south column mention 50 percent is already burdened by mining and pommelled plantations. for him and this crisis isn't just about rain but the mismanagement and just to get washington out to sea or to cut off its high court has handed a record 43 year jail sentence to a woman for insulting the cane in the film a civil servant who has been identified and is chan was found guilty on 29 counts of violating strict laws against criticizing the want to keep rights groups say she'd posted what you clips on social media ongoing protests in thailand calling

eastern on afterwords, on his book, "the devil you know: a black power manifesto." >> it is possible that black people could control 14 senate seats -- 40 senate seats, or more electoral college votes than california and new york state combined. it is possible they could have real power on a state level. what i am saying to black america, particularly lewd young -- particularly young black americans, i have heard you. if you really want a shot at changing the systems you're protesting against, one of the quickest ways to do that is through state power. i am asking they consider a reverse migration, which a lot of people are already doing. >> sunday night at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> former president trump became the first president to be impeached twice. this week, house impeachment managers deliver the article of impeachment to the senate with jamie raskin reading the article before the senate. >> removal from office and this qualification to hold any office in the united states, so help you god. >> the following day, senators were sworn in as jurors at the trial. senator rand p

i can see the little dust devils twisting up the sides. it almost looks alive.n of the dune, sweeping back and forth like a snake. and i heard that it almost is — it actually moves. in the past 150 years, it has moved three metres. slowly, but it is moving. it really is incredible. chuckles. i don't know how we're going to snowboard down it! laughs. along for the ride was karla's friend and olympic kazakhstan snowboard trainer yelena. the dune stretches for 3km and reaches a height of 150 metres and let me tell you, it might look placid from a distance but it is an entirely other story once you're up there. it's a little bit windy today but we're on the singing sands and i guess that's always how it is here. for myself, i have gone snowboarding before. what are some differences with sandboarding 7 0k. lean back, yeah? that being said, it was comforting knowing that i'll be going slower than on snow. and also the cool thing about a sand dune is there's no trees! so, i mean, i guess it's safer, right? no doubt, though, this is definitely the definition of an extre

working in the white house and those here and working in other agencies, you're going to work like the devil. we all do. we put in long hours and it shouldn't be something you should do a messy the care about it a great deal. there are few moments in our history in my view, our nation has been more tested than we are now a public service will matter more and history measures and our fellow americans will measure us by how decent, honorable and smart was then in terms of looking out for their interest. to contain a pandemic, administer vaccine, it's the most consequential logistical thing ever done in the u.s. it will take a lot, an awful lot. a rescued economy. we have so many opportunities to build back so much better. i said from the beginning that when the american people have the chance, they have never ever let the country down. that is not hyperbole. some thought my party and some thought in the country and in the press when i said i was running for three reasons. i was running to restore america, common decency, honor, doing what you say you are going to do. treat people with respect.

me they saw her sleeping client as the devil.it was appropriate. not because i think he's the devil. because they sure did. the state absolutely thought he >> the jury deliberated till 9:00 p.m. that first night and all of the next morning. tension ratcheting up with every tick of the clock. >> at 1:00 in the afternoon, word began to spread. jury had a verdict. >> i thought that the verdict would be good. but you don't know until you hear it. >> reporter: lining up alongside the families of shirlee sherman and thomas hunter was the garcia family. >> they were very respectful during the trial. i will say that. i mean, they didn't -- they didn't ever say anything -- >> right, like some -- some families turn it into a war -- >> rate, yeah, there was none of that. >> reporter: once everyone had crowded inside, the verdict was announced. guilty on all counts. >> i just breathed a sigh of relief. you just feel that rush of emotion. >> reporter: it was a moment a long time coming for shirlee sherman's brothers brad and dan and her son j

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eastern on "afterwards," op-ed columnist charles on his book "the devil you know: a black power manifesto." watch book tv this weekend on c-span two. >> earlier today, house speaker nancy pelosi held her weekly briefing with reporters. she discussed recent controversial comments by georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, the attack on the u.s. capitol and the upcoming legislative agenda. this is 20 minutes. rep. pelosi: good morning, everyone. this month of january is a month of memorable wednesdays, as you know. on january 6, wednesday, january 6, our nation witnessed one of the worst assaults on our democracy and our constitution and the history of the republic. the following wednesday, the house impeached donald trump for inciting the insurrection that week. in just one week, he was impeached. the wednesday after that, joe biden and kamala harris were inaugurated president and vice president of the united states, history making in so many respects. yesterday on wednesday, we celebrate the one week since the inauguration. in that one week, president biden is starting on day one an

you ready to meet the devil and very right to. the last mile of covert vaccine delivery from state capital to india's hinterlands . india aims to vaccinate 300000000 people by july. a mammoth logistical challenge. for infrastructure roads traffic chaos stand between delivery drivers and patients. but supplying vaccines is one thing. convincing people to take them is another. then someone told me that people are fainting they're developing a fever and some are dying after taking the injection that's why i was frightened. it's. a survey indicates as many as 62 percent of indians are reluctant to get the vaccine. or count on that in a moment with dr randy the author of the bestseller so we win india's fight against the covered 19 pandemic 1st though this report from the mirror chaldron. 37 years old. it's a big day today she's going to get her 4th dose of the call that 1000 vaccine. has been working as a nurse at a private hospital in delhi put 3 years and has been a hit for over 20 years now as a head worker during the pandemic she

eastern on "afterwards", new york times columnist, charles on his book, the devil you know, power manifesto. >> the people had not migrated, i understand why they did but if they had not, it's possible that people could control up to 1450, the majority part to do that. it's possible that they could control more electoral college votes in california and new york state combined. it's possible they would have real power on a safe level. i would say to black america, particularly young black america, i saw you in the street and i have seen you protesting about this. if you really want us to have a shot at changing the system that you are protesting against, one of the most powerful ways is through state power. i'm asking that they consider reversing migration which a lot of people are already doing, what i am saying to it with -- >> watch "afterwards" tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. ♪♪ >> you are watching c-span2, unfiltered view of government. c-span2 was created by america's cable television company. brought to you by these companies to provide c-span2 debeers as a public service. ♪♪

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that's a lie from the devil. i'm going to tell you right now. that's a lie from the devil. i don't know where they believe in that. i've been to the social service office. they can get emergency medic health if something happens to them. my dad deals with a lot of medical problems. we're going through immigration lawyers right now. but it would break the back of social security. that's a lie from biden. i voted democrat because i don't like donald trump, but i don't believe in boyd's immigration policy, it can -- biden's immigration policy, it can never happen it. would break the back of social security, they know it. host: that's for calling. let's hear from our guest. guest: to your point, immigrants in this country are paying taxes and that's one aspect of this. there are plenty of taxpayers in this country that don't have citizenship or don't have green cards, necessarily. and in terms of the realities of getting it done. like i mentioned before, it will take in the senate 60 votes to get this done. that's 10 republicans that have to get involved. that's assuming that e

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to was my dear gramother who lived to be a couple months shy of 102 and she told me that what the devil meant for evil, god would turn to good. right at that moment, i thought about what my daughter taught me when she was grieving. so i put the word out that i didn't ntan >> >> the young man that picked her and her girlfriend of who gave them a ride home from her job was involved in some illicit activity in the neighborhood. but they all grew up together and everybody knew everybody, including the young man who was the assailant. enough the reasons it made it easier for me to forgive him is because a few months after she was killed, he can best. -- he confessed. >> and he was 16? >> he was 16 at the time. i always felathaa conscience. it always took me a lot of time to get to those words, i forgive you. >> how did van jones come to you about that? >> really it is divine providence. ard th different chans in admira and then this lady karina montag became part of it two years prior to it happening with the inside prison project. i said, i didn't know van jones with cnn would be involved.

i am partway through this wonderful book, "the devil you know." >> thank you. >> of course. we were just talking with congresswoman cori bush having to go to work in fear. not because she's afraid of this one individual person, but the movement that this fellow congress person represents is hateful toward black people, hateful towards black lives matter and fixated on it. from your point of view, where are we in this country? >> it feels like we're stuck in a ground hog day of racial oppression in this country. every now and then the ground hog pops his head back up and never having truly gone away. there is hard to find a period where this hatefulness doesn't resurrect itself, where white supremacy doesn't react violently to change. this is a fixture of american society and we keep -- not we, the people keep trying to make an excuse for it, blame it on something else saying that now, you know, there's an economic anxiety or now, you know, there's anxiety about displacement at the ballot boxes. white supremacy -- >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt you. go on. >> i was

now, the devil's advocate side of it is about dining outside. some people believe that forced more people to fraternize inside, and that lead for the higher rise of cases here in southern california, and i am wondering if that is factoring into the decision. so looking at both sides of the coin, if i can get you and dr. ghaly to weigh in. gov. newsom: let me go to a slide about the first part of your question, about variants in the state of california, and we appreciate that work, and others have, as well. these cases, which we are still working on. is it in california or something else again? we are working through it. we are working through its transmissibility. we are working to investigate it , the cases of that particular variant that have been reported in the state of california. the u.k. variant, you can see on the slide the numbers, san diego, san bernardino, just 90 in the b.1.1.7 variant that we have been able to identify, so working through it with more nuance and complexity and understanding, but as relates to the issue of the stay-a

in one newspaper editorial a devil persecuting those poor corporations they have tried to discredit us they've threatened us and assaulted us but if we were not intimidated by pinochet we will not be intimidated by the multinationals no matter how powerful they mean business . in the past several years sen greedo dear r.d. a former paediatrician has attracted the industry's ire he has been a fearless crusader in public health protection. first he braved a billionaire president sebastian pinera as official data then he had to overcome the industry's campaign to denigrate him. finally the law passed in 2016 it was the type of pawn agribusiness dreads most it would inevitably the 1st right we gain with this law is the right to know who we created labels that tell you at a glance whether the product contains excessive sugar salt fat or calories in seconds you're informed if we wanted something a 6 year old child could understand. and if it were products that they're a warning label are banned from television commercials because we refuse to have trash advertised on television they're al

. >> no one can say that they forgive the devil. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to "dateline."eather bogle was thrilled to get a job at the local whirlpool factory, even if it meant working the graveyard shift. this way her days were still free for her daughter. then the young mother was murdered. the search for her killer would quickly lead to a fanldf fulhan suspects. soon, the family would find officials were hiding a mountain of dirty launldy. here's josh mankiewicz with "jagged." >> reporter: there aren't too many places left in this country where you'll find americans still making the things americans use. one of them is this plant in northern ohio. inside these walls is where an astonishingly long and twisting trail began. by the time it ended, it had touched a shattered family, a stunned law enforcement agency and a surprisingly large collection of potential suspects whose names became known to all. often on "dateline" we tell the stories of families and detectives who find themselves bound together by the same murder, who end up working side by side toward a common goa

the devil you don't know. i disagreed with a lot of her policy prescriptions. i wasn't that pleased by her record. she was the most boring campaigner i had ever covered, although joe biden really isn't out on the road. he hasn't really been given a chance to compete, so he might be able to. how glad were you during the debate that you weren't playing the joe biden here's the deal drinking game? [laughter] >> the drinking game because i would still be with drunk. >> yeah. we wouldn't be in any shape -- >> i think the main statement he was able to make was here's the deal -- [laughter] >> and then he would be interrupted. we'll come back to that in a moment. but the thing with voting for hillary was that i had a lot of respect for her, more respect for president obama than i had for hillary clinton as a candidate. but equal amount of disagreement with president obama. we survived four years of president obama. i'm not sure we couldn't have snapped back from that recession a little quicker than we did, but in the

wind warning about 1000 feet and elevations of the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the devilge, santa cruz as well, some in the highest peaks and ridge tops may approach 60 to 80 miles an hour. for the rest of the bay area lower elevations, you don't tape the wind. this is where we are talking 50 to 25 miles an hour. some over 50 miles an hour. the fire danger index that we always keep an eye on, ranging from 0 to 10, where you don't want to be. if this was late fall, or late summer, early fall, and we have these type of wind and humidity levels, combined that with the dry fire fuels and this would be around nine or 10 but the fire fuels are not that dry, do we are hovering around five, six, seven the fire danger index, for the north bay and the east bay which is tending to be the trouble spot across the bay area. still something we have to keep an eye on because of the very low humidity levels and very gusty wind. things should start to improve as the wind dies down tomorrow evening. right now temperatures are still unseasonably warm, a mix of upper 60s and low 70s, still 71