the ferris wheel for the chicago fair, that was the first of the ferris wheels.t was a controversial design. he had a great deal of difficulty getting approval for the can instruction because so many of the designers at the chicago fair assumed it would be a death trap. one can certainly imagine how the novelty of that design would spark a little bit of concern. question from chuck who writes and asks, does the work , ifhe artists you focus on this was their swansong at the library of congress or if they went on to other work in the years that followed? >> all three of these artists continue to have successful careers, including painting murals. >> very nice. >> it was far from being a swansong. relatedly, i realize were going quickly, i just went to get a few of these questions , you mentioned at one point a great number of workers from the exhibition went on to work at the library of congress. we focused on these three impressive figures. could you throw out a few names of others who went on to contribute to the most pretty building in washington dc? a few othe

the capture of harpers ferry happen. -- happened. a lot of people forget about the mountain, the buildup with mcclellan's movements. we had a roundtable discussion last week. we had a discussion, was he as slow as a lot of people said he was. it really got interesting. when you wrote this book, what was one of the myths or things that we construe that you wanted to really dispel? scott: there are a number of myths about the campaign. not as many as gettysburg. one of the myths is that -- i am not a big mcclellan defender. there's a group of people out there who really want to make him a great general. i think he was an average general. he was a very bright individual. he never could've won the civil war. he was not capable of doing that. he wasn't the sort of general who could accomplish that. one of the narratives that became standard was that mcclellan moved very slowly across maryland. he was indecisive. he was just the same old mcclellan of the peninsula. what i found was that he did an excellent job of reorganizing the army. it

harpers ferry and martinsburg are still there. rather than seeing that is a problem, he sees it as an opportunity. he conceives a very complicated or deploy those garrisons. he advances across the state and finds lee's special orders. for all of the provision -- divisions that participated in the operation. to mountled mcclellan an offensive against lee that nearly ends the campaign. army has fought the battle of south mountain. andfederals broken through they have seized them. in a retreat to virginia, as they start to fall back towards boones borough and across the potomac. they are trapped in pleasant valley. he wants to help him get away. he changes his mind. he said he will have them hauled behind the creek. then he changes his mind and movees he is going to behind antietam creek. a temporary position. he did not intend to fight a battle. what changes everything for lee is on the morning of the 16th of september he received word from stonewall jackson that harpers ferry will be surrendered. lee is always an opportunist. will

attended ferris pretties one of the students who came from hampton to ferris. but we discovered many of them. they lived amazing lives an owner told the story before. until kind of reminds me, sometimes people say why do black history and mexican history and women's history and all these other histories. my answer is if you don't want all these histories just do it right. and right history in a way that's inclusive, auteur and accurate. two that's a story that's told in the book. it's also the story of our founders. because long fun of it before is normal our founders anti- racist advocate. as i said before, he brought the students input he also brought booker t. washington to address our students. he would read from the writings of booker t. washington from wd boyd and other african american americans. he was reading writings for example the soul of the black folks at 1903 when it first came out it was very controversial. he also by the way every think of john brown who is one of the most divisive characters in american history, some people see him as a madman

john brown when uses several miles from harpers ferry and present themselves so he presented himself as a relatively harmless guy. and then when it turns out he had led the anti- slavery militia at the battle which is sometimes called the first battle of the civil war. and it was regular so when they discovered the guy it's very strange. but in the case of was washington his arm is entered by the people he doesn't know and is told he has to come with them and has to hand over his weapons and meanwhile the slaves on the property are being told they should come along and join the army for their freedom. nobody told them about this. they've never heard of this guy. now john brown just before the raid on harpers ferry called a meeting with frederick douglass former slave a noted abolitionist john brown had met several years before and shared his plan for handing out weapons to slaves in the vicinity of harpers ferry. and the slaves use those weapons so john brown said to frederick douglass, if you come along if you are a part of this, then all of a sudden i have far more credibility than

before the raid on harpers ferry called a meeting with frederick douglass. the noted abolitionist who john brown had met frederick douglass and shared with douglas his plan for handing out weapons to slaves in the vicinity of harpers ferry, take the weapon and give them to the slaves, slaves used those weapons to strike for their freedom and so john brown said to frederick douglass if you come along, the slaves that we appeal to see that you are part of this, then all of a sudden i have more credibility than i would otherwise and frederick douglass says i don't think so. he said i'm a writer, not a fighter but secondly he knew john brown's raid was a suicide mission because frederick douglass had been a slave and understood the first thing slaves would do is ask themselves, as bad as slavery is, i don't want to go to immediate death. that is a capital crime, to take up weapons. i will be murdered and killed and only do this if there's a reasonable chance this will succeed. the other thing is john brown discovered to his chagrin that harpers ferry is easy to

now, john brown just before the raid on harper's ferry called a meeting with fred rubbing douglas -- frederick douglass, the former slave, the very noted abolitionist. who john brown had met frederick douglass some years before, and he had shared with douglas his plan for handing out weapons to the slaves in the vicinity of harper's ferry. there was a federal arsenal there. he took the weapons and gave them to the slaves in all the area, and the slaves used those weapons to strike for their freedom. and so if -- and john brown said to frederick douglass, if you come along, if the slaves that we appeal to see that you're part of this, then all of a sudden i have far more credibility than i would otherwise. and frederick douglass said, nah, i don't think so. basically, what he said is i'm a writer, not a fighter. but secondly, but secondly, he knew that john brown's raid was, in effect, a suicide mission. because fred rubbing douglas had been -- frederick douglass had been a slave, and he understood the first thing the slaves would do is ask themselves, okay, what am i getting into her

the trip continues on a ferry across the vai's a river facility it's another childhood memory. she wants to see the waters of this mighty river one more time. trying to bend slow reserved a special place with a view for her. look there's a lighthouse in the background deportment solid water again. in the middle of the waterway the ferries captain turns the boat around a few extra times so sylvia noirmont gets the most of the view. you really get to see something. dance dance and thanks again. thanks very much. it's time for the last part of the tour. zillion noirmont was happier living with her grandparents that her parents. that's why she wants to take a little stroll around the house where her grandparents once lived. down this was grandma and grandpa's house grandpa always said when the house is finished the man dies and that's just but happened. she'd like to take one more look inside but the people who live there now aren't at home. you know that's the way it is. and they go for another walk around the neighborhood they had to push the stretcher along the narrow main stree

left you shall draw strength from it that's important and beautiful city and the trip continues on a ferry across the visa river. for sylvia it's another childhood memory. she wants to see it's mostly waters one more time. from france alone reserved a special place for her with a view look there's a white house in the background on the short walls of the phaser follows the middle of the waterway the ferries captain circles the boat a few times especially for some of the norman. back outside the associations headquarters to nations and feeds from 1st aid courses that from venza oh and its colleagues offer paid for everything here all the associations vehicles bear the name of fenceless late wife this birth. 6 years ago when she was dying of cancer she wanted to make one last trip to the north sea but fans low couldn't find an organization that could fulfill this final wish because health insurance wouldn't pay for it. or if we cannot offer our fellow human beings a last bit of humanity and kindness in their final hours for purely financial reasons then there's something terribly wrong in th

in the middle of the waterway, the ferries captain turns the boat around a few extra times. so sylvia noirmont gets the most of the view. you really get to see something dance dance, and thanks again. thanks very much. it's time for the last part of the tour. zillion noirmont was happier living with her grandparents that her parents. that's why she wants to take a little stroll around the house where her grandparents once lived down. this was grandma and grandpa's house. grandpa always said when the house is finished, the man dies, and that's just what happened. she'd like to take one more look inside, but the people who live there now aren't at home you know, that's the way it is. and they go for another walk around the neighborhood. they had to push the stretcher along the narrow main street, then slow fulfilled this wish is well, what are sylvia's thoughts on the coming days? constance bunting. pretty relaxed. i think i was back here again, and that's really beautiful. and i will look at the pictures again. thank you, but there's something more to it. now, why don't turn

a ferry is still the only connection between the german island defi mon and denmark at the moment the trip across the baltic takes around 45 minutes the planned tunnel would shorten the travel time to 10 minutes great news for drivers but for the private ferry company it's a threat to their livelihood. scanned lines is going to court suing the tunnel project for unfair trade practices. if it does the for my our main grievances the use of e.u. money to build the tunnel. we demand transparency if. it's wrong that the project received unlimited state sponsored subsidies without any time limits imposed. the case that. the project is set to cost more than $7000000000.00 euros denmark once it done fast and has already began building very end of the tunnel. the largest working toward in europe is being built off the coast of the island of lowland and should be completed by the end of next year. on the land the groundwork for a gigantic factory is underway this is where the concrete elements for the tunnel will be produced in the future. it will be the world's longest immersed tunnel with 18

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jackson near harper's ferry organizing and training troops. the battle of first bull run is where he begins it highlight his skills with the cavalry in addition to the picketing he had done prior to that. he promotes to brigadier general on september 24th, 1861, spends the autumn, winter, and early part of the spring training the cavalry and doing innovative ideas with the concept of horse artillery. he goes to the peninsula and fights in the battle of williamsburg and is helping to cover parts of the confederate movement in that peninsula campaign. after robert e. lee takes command, he asked stewart to go scouting. this will be the first ride around. stewart and his cavalry get more experience notedly in the second bull run campaign skirmishing in northern virginia, and then the invasion of maryland in the autumn of 1862. so let's change the slides here. on the screen, hopefully you're able to see that to the left we have a map of stewart's raid. on the right we have the other raid. both raids are a ride around mcclellan's army. it's helpful

those people had to take a shuttle to the ferry, take the ferry over to new haven, then take another shuttle to the beach. and we had be in them there by half hour. will have a big celebration and dancing and singing when you guys arrive. we were excited. so i remember paddling in, that day we left it was really cloudy. when we were coming over, all the fog broke and i am paddling in an am like, where is everybody? we were wearing watches so we did not know how long it was taking us. we studies people on the beach in bathing suit. eight sunbathers from nebraska. [laughter] the first thing out of their mouth was like, you have to do this every day? i go, this has not been done in a couple hundred years. but like i said, we got this 40 foot boat, we have a lot of things we want to do with them next year. and one thing is having then ticket involved. we have some ideas, so stay tuned. whenng up to 1870, that's it got incorporated. and what that meant for our people is, ok, now it's considered a township. we will give you 25 acres of your own man, but now we will tax you on it. so, that

digby's point, ferris would only fear things in digby's point, ferris would only fearthings ina digby'ss in a political since —— boris would only. if keir starmer and the labour party... given that the labour party or keir starmer particularly has been more cautious than boris, i supposed boris would have beat him to it. the other thing he has to be concerned about is if the amount of the virus out here is higher than it needs to be,... as normal, very little social distancing, people will be climbing onto trains, gathering at home, moving between household, then we can pay an awful price in january. the lockdown will not be enough if we have a couple of thousand deaths. it's a sobering thought. before you continue, let's bring in the sun. we're going to be out of time soon. 1 we're going to be out of time soon. i millionjobs a day we're going to be out of time soon. i million jobs a day and whatever you think about what will happen in the next few weeks, one thing we can say is the work that the scientists are doing to get these vaccines through at such high speed is just incredible ——

at first i determined the propriety of running the will learns ferry to bring as much as the sick by water. but the captain of the boat advise against it for reasons neither himself or the pilot knew anything of the navigation of that part of the mississippi river. so it was pat the passage of the boat and leaving he was underlined, my sick family, with the other immigrants to await my return. what should be as speedily as possible. about 12:00 that night, i was landed at willard's ferry where i met with willard clark and my brother louis and others from whom i assertation that a detachment at cross the river and had been encamped a short distance off. george shakes, peter hilla brand and richard taylor's detachment had not yet crossed clearing readiness for the purpose. i directed it to be disdainful made known that no change could be or will be made from completing the journey by land and that it was evident these alarming tails were in great measure magnified for a fact. whatever true the scar city and high prices of supplies, immediately my troops could become about supplies shou

about 12:00 that night i was landed at willard's ferry where i met with mr. clark and my brother louis and others -- from whom i ascertained that the detachment had crossed the river and camped a short distance off. and that george hicks, peter hildebrand and richard taylor's detachment had not yet crossed. no change could or would be made from completing the journey by land. that it was evident these alarming tales about the roads to missouri were in great measure magnified for effect. but however true the scarcity and high prices for supplies immediately on the road might prove to be, that supplies should be procured, cost what they would, if they were to be had at all within reach of the route of their travel. preparations were then directed to be made for taking up the line of march the next morning, which was done accordingly. and i might add that while the cherokees were in charge of their own removal, there was never any complaint of lack of food on the way. and ross goes on to say the descending boats could not be prevailed upon me to -- upon to stop

and the ferry service or the autonomous vehicles or muni, a.c.t. buses, do those subsidies come from the same source? and by basically putting money into one, we're not able to provide the alternative transit, which, in fact, will lead to people not using more of the passenger cars. is it from the same part of funds, that's what i'm asking. >> right. so there are a variety of different funding sources that, you know, today fund the regional transit. you know, ferry service and east bay bus service and muni service today are all funded by different sources. >> director tsen: yes. >> yeah. they're all funded by different sources. and we need to look at a variety of different sources and bring in a variety of different sources to be able to meet the need, because different sources have different eligibility. but there's funding available to support water transit specifically, for instance, that is not -- that isn't, for instance, eligible to be used on on program operations that aren't transit. you know, so we are considering the eligibility, you know

. >>> a passenger ferry with over 400 people on board has run aground.strong winds and stormy waves beating the "ms viking grace" against the shoreline. the coast guard tells us the hull isn't taking on water or leaking fuel for now and there will soon be an evacuation. >>> covid-19 cases aren't just soaring in the u.s. but worldwide. we're approaching the 60 million mark. you might remember we had 50 million just two weeks ago. anna stewart shows us how some countries are handling this. >> reporter: going home for the holidays. it's what the cdc advises against this thanksgiving. crowded airports, people mingling from different households. it's a perfect way for a virus to travel, too. but the warning isn't enough to ground some passengers. >> planes are safe. they sanitize everything. you've got to live your life, at the end of the day. >> reporter: but in many places the concern is saving lives. as many governments reimpose restrictions and coronavirus cases reach alarming levels. on monday, toronto, canada's most populous city, will go on lockdown fo

clipper start holders will have 50% fare discounts on san francisco bay ferry, sonoma, marin. that program for adults whose household incomes is below $52,000 a year. >>> here we go monday morning. i hope everybody had a great, restful weekend. it could be a short one for a lot of folks with thanksgiving around the corner. what are we looking like weatherwise, kari? >>> it's going to be all quiet here. we're not looking at any major changes. we've had some fog to deal with this morning, and i wanted to show you the current visibility in spots in the north bay, santa rosa down to quarter mile visibility but we're not used to seeing some of the fog in san jose and we've seen visibility near the airport at about two and a half miles but it may be lower in some spots. we are going to have to watch out for that and our temperatures today will reach into the low 60s. we will get some sunshine this afternoon. mike, how is it looking for the drive? >>> it's looki ining like good for folks heading east. going over to fremont and newark there was a lot of slowing showing up on one set o

.>>> in finland at the ferry ran aground.he accident happened yesterday when the viking line ferry with failing in strong winds. no one was hurt but rescue crews are still in the process of evacuating people off the vessel.>>> the winners of the prestigious rose ownership were pronounced today. 22 are students of color and 10 of whom are black. tying the record for the most black students elected in a single year. a student at uc santa cruz was also among the winners. first time a student has been named a scholar. more than 2200 people applied this year. all interviews were held virtually. no reports of any injuries or causes under investigation. officials are also investigating a six alarm fire at a construction site that burned for hours last night, not far from the campus. the fire started about 5:30 zero were firefighters say no one was in the building at the time. the flames spread to another building but fire crews quickly put out the fire there. no reports of any injuries. to make a 52-year-old man died today after hit

for handing out weapons to slaves in the vicinity of harper's ferry. you take the weapons. and john brown said to frederick douglass. if the slaves that we appeal to see that you are part of this all of a sudden i have far more credibility than i would've otherwise. basically what he said was i'm a writer not a fighter. he knew that his raid was a suicide mission. he had been a slave. and hand stood the first thing they would do is ask themselves what am i getting into here. as soon as i take up weapons than that is a capital crime. the other thing is. john brown. they were really easy to get into. actually getting into town. they were able to force their way into the armory. there is this attack. is harpers ferry. and it's really easy to aim your weapons on. with the injun house. engine house. a brick building. at the have of company u.s. marines. he orders the storming of the house. and brown is taken prisoner. they were trying to get the force to join nourse. it just folded into. if he had killed them. then the john brown story would've ended right there. almost a surrea

secada decides to work on a ferris wheel today he can sit and roller coasters instead but that's just too impractical. the wheel is perfect for video conferences it's quiet and has an unbeatable view. to consider. whether you're working near the pool or in a ferris wheel the noise level is surprisingly low and other people's conversations aren't distracting the mechanical noises don't bother me either i didn't expect that it's really nice lucrative. for theme parks like yomiuri then the pandemic poses a big challenge but thanks to adventurers office workers things may be looking up again. but that's a. show up today the whole world news of the top all beat all melissa chang has news asia in just a moment the debt. clock . claim and todd says absorb the bill and claim. the beyond the closest female body installers to place. to go. see a. ceramic such subscripts felix. very creative yet. but i would love to be considered an artist monday looking for new perspectives. and no to be replaced with the camera doing things differently. come to the place where we reflect on society angst. don'

secada decides to work on a ferris wheel today he can sit in roller coasters instead but that's just too impractical. it wheel is perfect for video conferences it's quiet and has an unbeatable view. to consider. whether you're working near the pool or in a ferris wheel the noise level is surprisingly low and other people's conversations aren't distracting the mechanical noises don't bother me either i didn't expect that it's really nice. really just. for theme parks like yomiuri then the pandemic poses a big challenge but thanks to adventures office workers things may be looking up again. that's it for now. be sure to check out our other stories on dot com ports slash asia or on facebook and twitter we have you with pictures of protests in thailand over the weekend they're still marching and they have marched and summer thanks for watching we'll see you next time and defy. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and contacts the coronavirus update. on t w. b r fighters want to start families

earth these arrivals have increasing scenes demands a ferry, births scenes. july august again observed significant increases. what do you expect now from the spanish government and from e.u. leaders actually? well, i think that spain has a, i would say, a more dirt stand in experience and downs of migration. and then just we call the experience here 2 years ago in 2018 when almost 60000 migrants arrive. but the thing is that in canary island, they just don't have the suitable capacity and facilities to in order to properly menashe those. a migration flows in order to apply what is foreseen, who's in the know? what should they do? how was the interruption, what, what, what, what should the spanish government actually don't know yet? so there are now a set of measure there has been decided we could go demarc important to our opinion is just to establish, i mean, a space for that affiliation and did for migrants. just to ensure that all the proceeds would be applied and demented. we established a month after said it is me, 72 hours. so there has been a lot of ne

left you shall draw strength from it that's important and beautiful city and the trip continues on a ferry across the visa river for sylvia it's another childhood memory. she wants to see it's mostly waters one more time. from france alone reserved a special place for her with a view look there's a lighthouse in the background one a short walls of the veins are follows in the middle of the waterway the ferries captain the circles the boat a few times especially for some of you know i'm going. back outside the associations headquarters to nations and feeds from 1st aid of course is that from venza oh and his colleagues offer paid for everything here. all the associations vehicles bear the name of fenceless late wife elizabeth. 6 years ago when she was dying of cancer she wanted to make one last trip to the north sea but fans low couldn't find an organization that could fulfill this final wish because health insurance wouldn't pay for it. if we cannot offer our fellow human beings a last bit of humanity and kindness in their final hours for purely financial reasons then there's something ter

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left you shall draw strength from it that's important and beautiful city and the trip continues on a ferry across the visa river. for sylvia it's another childhood memory. she wants to see its mighty waters one more time. from friends lower reserved a special place for her with a view look there's a lighthouse in the background one a short walls of the v.a.'s are follows in the middle of the waterway the ferries captain the circles the boat a few times especially for some of you know i'm going. back outside the associations headquarters to nations and feeds from 1st aid course is that from venza oh and his colleagues offer paid for everything here. all the associations vehicles bear the name of fenceless late wife elizabeth. 6 years ago when she was dying of cancer she wanted to make one nurse to trip to the north sea but van slow couldn't find an organization that could fulfill this final wish because health insurance wouldn't pay for it. when we if we cannot offer our fellow human beings a last bit of humanity and kindness in their final hours for purely financial reasons then there's so

a ferry is still the only connection between the german either defi mon and denmark at the moment a trip across the baltic takes around 45 minutes the planned tunnel would shorten the travel time to 10 minutes great news for drivers but for the private ferry company it's a threat to their livelihood. scan kline's is going to court suing the tunnel project for unfair trade practices. because the for my our main grievances the use of you money to build the tunnel. we demand transparency. it's wrong that the project received unlimited state sponsored subsidies without any child limits imposed. the case that. the project is set to cost more than $7000000000.00 euros denmark wants it done fast and has already began building very end of the tunnel. the largest working toward in europe is being built off the coast of the island of lowland and should be completed by the end of next year. on the land the groundwork for a jag. antic factory is underway this is where the concrete elements for the tunnel will be produced in the future. it will be the world's longest emersed tunnel with 18 kilometers

s are follows in the middle of the waterway the ferries captain circles the boat a few times especially for some of you know i'm going. back outside the associations headquarters to nations and feeds from 1st aid courses that frank's venza under scalia's offer paid for everything here. all the associations vehicles bear the name of fenceless late wife elizabeth. 6 years ago when she was dying of cancer she wanted to make one last trip to the north sea but van slow couldn't find an organization that could fulfill this final wish because health insurance wouldn't pay for it. if we cannot offer our fellow human beings a last bit of humanity and kindness in their final hours for purely financial reasons then there's something terribly wrong in this country that was the last straw that's what. since then vince love has organized hers like the one for sophie annoy him and. she wants to take another look at her grandparents owned neighborhood. watch her thoughts on the coming days. pretty relaxed i think you know i was back here again and that's really beautiful. and i look at the pictures aga

these modern sea ferries have added advantages, a perfected system of navigation, radio, accurate charts and perhaps most important knowledge of winds and currents. the pilgrims headed for virginia but wound up at cape cod. captain knowingly sets his course almost due south to gain the help of trade winds. but in many ways, the ship's company lived and worked 17th century style. even on a small ship that means lots of work. the diet was largely lime juice and salt beef, old time nautical staples. their solid but monotonous menu was brightened by the water crest menu, grown by the docks, fresh greens every day. salt beef and greens all the way without an epidemic of seasickness, that's some kind of record right there. for 16 days, the mayflower runs southwest from england, with a steady wind and smooth seas, a high sense of adventure, and only salt water to shave in. what better time to grow a beard. growing it is easy. trimming it on the deck of the hard rolling ship looks down right hazardous. in the trade winds, the vessel turns the corner, heading west and meeting its first weather, u

and those people had to take a shuttle to the ferry, take the ferry over to vineyard haven and take a shuttle to tashmu beach and we had beaten them there by a half hour. so they were telling us, we're going to have a big celebration, we're going to be dancing and singing when you guys arrive into the port. we're excited, even a clam bake maybe, you know, so i remember paddling in, that day, when we left, it was really cloudy. and when we were coming to tashmu all the fog broke and i'm paddling in, where is everybody. we weren't wearing watchings, so we didn't know how long it was taking u taking us, and we saw people on the beach, eight sunbathers from nebraska. so once we landed, because we were dressed in 17th srccentury skins, the first thing out of their mouths was you guys do this every day. i go this hasn't been done in a couple hundred years. like i said, we've got this 40 foot boat we're going to be making. a lot of things we want to do with this next year, and have nantucket involved. we have some ideas so stay tuned. >>> leaping up to 1870, that's when a lot of communities

andad 200 people leave, they had to take a shuttle to the ferry, take the ferry over to vineyard haven, then take another shadow -- shuttle to the beach. and we beat them there by half an hour. they thought we were going to have a big celebration. we are going to dance and sing when you guys arrive. even a clambake, maybe. i remember paddling in. that day was really crowded -- really cloudy. am the fog broke, and i paddling in and i'm like, where is everybody? we were not wearing watches so we did not know how long it was taking us. we saw people on the beach wearing bathing suits. sunbathers from the brassica. [laughter] -- from nebraska. [laughter] they were like, you guys do this every day? done fors is not been a couple hundred years. but we have this 40 foot boat we are going to be making. we have a lot we want to do with it next year. we have some ideas. so, stay tuned. leaping up to 1870, that's when a lot of communities got incorporated. eind being one of them -- min being one of them. and what that meant for our people is, ok, now it's considered a township. we will give you 2

the $1 ferry deal will last through the end of the year. all riders are required to wear those masks and follow those covid guidelines. >>> friday marks the return of king tides to the bay area. this is video from a previous king tide event in the north bay, but, as always, flooding is possible in parts of marin county as well as the embarcadero and ocean beach in san francisco. the low lying coastal areas along the peninsula as well and never turn your back to the water. forward facing today, kari hall. a look at continued coverage of these king tides. they can get pretty big. >> yes, they can. it's because of the gravitational pull due to the alignment of the moon and the sun. that's why we see the coastal flooding and that will be a possibility along the coastline. starting on friday. it just basically means we have extremely high tides due to that gravitational pull. we're seeing clouds today. we'll be tracking the storm system moving in and bringing us some rain by the end of the week. i'll talk about the time line and how much rain yo

it's so close to the shore that people nearby say they can almost touch the ferry.rd remains calm. divers have confirmed there were no leaks in the hull. the ship had been heading from the swedish capital, stockholm, to turku in finland. french police have clashed with demonstrators protesting against a bill that could criminalise filming or taking photos of the security forces. some protesters threw bottles at police and set fire to bins. some so—called yellow vest activists held up placards saying they would only put down their smartphones when the police put away the weapons that have caused serious injuries during two years of weekly demonstrations. police say they need protection from people who film officers with a view to harming them later. journalists say the bill will stifle reporting. the online retailer amazon has agreed to postpone its annual ‘black friday‘ discounts in france, after coming under pressure from the government. french bookshops have been badly hit by a second national lockdown, and feared losing key pre—christmas sales if the promotion we

you can take a load up now and then jump on the ferry. come across. you can go leave us in the car. it's almost always so hostile to strangers. that scummy, so different i often joined belfast tata will be required to enforce e.u. customs rules, meaning goods coming from britain will be subject to international controls right now. he can sometimes be out of the port in 2 minutes, but in future, he will need to show a customs declaration that his truck could be pulled over to undergo detail checks . what will be jack's? yeah, yeah. jackets, half a day's nor'easter, but the bother for half a day with no paperwork for a lawyer parked up there. not for what they were buying a bike a fact. no, you don't need no borders in this country. you know what? that's a just mess of a thing up front. what everything that comes to northern ireland from britain will need to have papers proving that a car responds to evacuations. and goods may even be subject to customs jussi place ari. thank you. but at the company headquarters, john o'neill's boss and the entire team a trying their best to prepare.

it's so close to the shore that people nearby say they can almost touch the ferry.ains calm. archaeologists in italy have uncovered the remains of two men who died in the volcanic eruption that destroyed the ancient roman city of pompeii nearly 2,000 years ago. they believe the pair may have been a master and his slave seeking refuge in a large villa. nina nanji reports. two victims of the mighty vesuvius found frozen in time. 0ne believed to be a man of high status. the other his slave. the remains were found during an excavation of a large villa on the outskirts of pompeii. the ancient city was engulfed in a volcanic eruption nearly 2,000 years ago, burying it and its residents in ash. translation: the two victims found in the last days are an incredible and extraordinary testimony of the morning of 25th october when the eruption took place. these two victims were perhaps seeking refuge when they were swept away by the pyroclastic current at nine o'clock in the morning, when the plume gets to pompeii, destroying the higher part of the city completely, killing ever

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