co-author would walk in and mary finch who works at the library was like, where do you want to start.he opens the door and it is millions of different scrapbooks . we only have a day and a half. we started in her scrapbook. my grandmother had kept scrapbooks from every part of their life together. h debbieat the george bush library and museum, director warren finch showed us one of many scrapbooks containing mementos from their life together. in the research room. we are going to take a look at 120 scrapbooks that misses bush after sheing shortly and president bush became engaged. andwas an avid scrapbook or documented their entire history and his political history and their lives together for their entire marriage. this one is from 1944 and 1945i believe. misses bush his granddaughter was doing a book on the president and misses bush. and she was using the scrapbooks as a resource for that book. one of the things she found because it was sitting inside this envelope was what we think from their first thanksgiving. she has the guests that were and what kind of funny is she even has th

let's do it. 8 a.m., first day we walk in, finch was like, ok, where do you want to start? she opens the door. it is like millions and millions of different scrap books, books, tapes and things. like, what? oh, my god. we only have a day and a half. anyway, we started in her scrap books. my grandmother had kept scrapbooks from every part of their life together. at the george h.w. bush library and museum, director one offinch showed us barbara bush's many scrapbooks theirning mementos from life together. >> we're here in the research room. we're going to take a look at of about 120, 130 scrapbooks that mrs. bush began keeping shortly after she and president bush became engaged. was an avid scrapbooker, kind of documented their entire history and his political and their life together for their entire marriage. one is from 1944 and '45, i believe. mrs. bush's granddaughter was presidentok on the and mrs. bush, kind of their love story. books as ang scrap resource for that book. found, of the things she because it was sitting inside this envelope -- we hadn't found was what we

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a 6 hour live concert finches billy eilish and the rolling stones in their living rooms hold on $100.00 stars came together while staying at home. a method he held welcome most countries except that the corona virus originated in china but how exactly was it transmitted to people and then spread a theory is to. in the rounds in some u.s. media that the virus could have 1st been transmitted to a person in a research lab and not as china says in a wildlife market u.s. president donald trump has been arguing for weeks with china over the virus the source germany is among the countries calling on beijing to clarify the situation with australia also backing an international investigation. chinese authorities say this is a source of a new coronavirus the food markets in wu han been unable to track down for 1st person to half a virus meaning it's all regions are still unclear some american media outlets and even v u.s. president himself have come up with their own theories they claim of i was a scape formula. by mistake. in a mistake they got out of control or was done deliberately it's a big

a 6 hour live concert finches billy and the rolling stones in their living words all the 100 stars can together while staying at home. american how did welcome more than 260000000 orthodox christians in russia eastern europe and the middle east are celebrating easter this weekend a week after most of the christians in most countries church leaders urged worshipers to stay at home to avoid spreading the new coronavirus but in some places the faithful did attend services believing that god will simply wearing a mask would protect them from harm. in georgia some churches were open but because of the nationwide curfew orthodox worshippers had to stay at services the whole night long from 9 on saturday evening until 6 in the morning. illegalised ruggles has just shy of a lead as of nothing i saw no virus threat yesterday instead i felt much safer superbug example it would have been much better if more people were here at the church of the it up as a valid scene jumped out of a sort of boiler. in belarus where there is no lockdown and no official fear of the pandemic hundreds of thousands at

anonymous street artist finch painted dozens of these honey bears around the city.here is the love bear. there is a giants bear just to name a they are all wearing surgical masks as you can see, even a soap bear with the message wash your paws. >> in general they are intended to be symbols of positivity, symbols of exclusiveness. and so, you know, they're all now -- all the bears in the public are wearing masks because they're here to care for you as well. >> most of the bears are painted on the plywood of boarded up businesses. finch hopes it helps make the empty neighborhoods feel a little less, in his words, depressing. it certainly will help there. >>> and now to something good. a family-run business in the tri-valley is doing something good to help local kids in the area. a popular mexican food restaurant and even though it's taking a hit right now, the owners are helping struggling families in livermore. look at that. the restaurant made 50 boxed lunches every day this week, which also happened to be spring break for students. the restaurant then donated the l

they can be seen now in castro, pacific heights, finch says the new look for the bears represents careor others since asks may not prevent you from getting sick but it can help slow the spread of the infection.>>> easter weekend will look a lot different for families across the country. how one church is reaching its congregation virtually. >>> and in bay area weather, the shower threat moved out and up it of a warming trend as we head into the weekend and beyond. we will have more on your updated forecast, coming up. >>> governor gavin newsom is up with a famous actor, their words of encouragement for everyone sheltering in place. according to the howell family: auntie jenn's friend and her son can livesus: it doesn't matter if you're related or not. shape your future. start here. complete the census at 2020census.gov >>> with many easter traditions curtailed or canceled, some businesses are struggling at a time that would normally be one of their busiest. the bakery shop owner in larkspur tells us that easter is normally the second busiest holiday behind christmas, but since the shel

official pardon me jamie finch jamie with the pushback from the flight attendants because apparently the airlines in order to survive are putting a bunch of people on like one flight what do you make of that. well i think that there is a practicality to their having to do. a number of what you just can't be flying planes trains come millie with one or 2 passengers on it it's not economical it's not environmentally friendly so i mean you know they have to consolidate these these flights much more so than than the normal the normal routes but at the same time there has to be some guy happy medium i mean we all know about social distancing in excel in 60 depart and why would it be the same on a plane because usually people ryssdal i think that there has to be some kind of a happy medium in between you know consolidating not having planes not packing them to the point where they're everyone sitting on top of each other a plane with just let's say a medium size number of passengers is it strange can you help us understand this jamie we don't know. how much circulation is on a plane when i

official jamie finch jamie joining us from his home jamie before we get into that i want you to take a look at some pictures and i shared with the viewers just a little while ago let's put those up once again this is the russian jetliner crashed in may you can see the fuselage there on fire and you can see the passengers suddenly trying to exit 41 of them were able to get out as we watch these pictures jamie can you share with us what you think went wrong here. well from you see the plane when you actually ran and you can actually see the heartland does now it's quite a bit and it was from what the investigation is saying is looks like it was pilot error now the eyelets attorneys and so we are challenging. and i'm sure this will go into some other court but right now it does look like the pilot error but you know and they say in the before that the plane seemed to be functioning properly but seeing it doesn't seem very concrete to me. we all have had hard landings every time we fly you know you get good ones and bad ones right how does a was going to be a gust of wind there is a pilo

a street art igist, finch, pain them around the city. there is the giants bear. you see, they are all wearing the surgical masks. he also added a soap bear and a message, war your pows. they are conscientious citizens. >> thatry symbols of positivity, and inclusiveness. they all now -- all the bears are wearing masks. they are hear to care for you as well. >> and put a smile on their paces. they are painted on the fly wood of the boarded up businesses. it helps make the empty neighbors less depressing. >>> a food bank opened up. in san mayo pet food bank for owners who cannot go to the store and afford pet food. >> we want to keep familieses in tact. we don't want people to surrender animals for whatever reason. >> it will be open fridays at pick of the litter. delivery is also available. and it's for san mateo ress dents only. you are asked to call first. >> >> we can smile and it's beautiful weather. we have friends and family on person or zoom. let's bring in jeff ranieri. jeff? >> sunshine moving in as we hit saturday and sunday's forecast. we a limiting ourp

i had some small little finches, then we will see birds for the next few weeks as spring keeps going.ing at a pattern that will be very conducive to everything you like to do outside except allergies. you will start to notice those as it warms up a lot. today warmed up by 10 to 12 degrees. temperatures into tomorrow will be up another five or 6 degrees. right now it is 73 in fairfield, compared to yesterday, the temperatures really came up. tomorrow they keep coming up, back in the 80s tomorrow and we will stay in the 80s pretty much into the weekend. at one point we will see temperatures perhaps in the upper 80s, we may squeak out a 90 degree reading. so one of the warmer patterns we've seen. coastal fog is trying to get to the coast. you can see it clicking in here by tomorrow afternoon. there are some patches of it now, but by tomorrow afternoon to see the fog and low clouds, that will be back along the coast. and there are your basic three microclimates, you are looking at the coast, the bay, and then inland, upper 70s, low 80s, so just hundreds of microclimates in central califor

dissolved parliament in 1629, members took matters into their own hands and descended on the speaker john finch and sat on him. since he could not rise, the parliament could not close. while he squirmed and was held down, parliament passed several motions condemning the king's power grab. ultimately, the english parliament would change the constitution to forbid the king from dissolving parliament. now, i'm not suggesting we hold the president of the senate down and commandeer the senate, but the idea has crossed my mind. whatever path of resistance we take, talk of the administration adjourning or temporarily dissolving congress should loudly be resisted as if the republic depended on it. perhaps more alarming than allowing a president threatening to dissolve congress is that congress currently has allowed itself to become more of an oligarchy than an assembly. a few members of the leadership are set to pass legislation, spending nearly a half a trillion dollars without any recorded vote or debate. shouldn't someone shout stop? shouldn't someone point out the terrible precedent of having a few

dissolved parliament in 1629, members took matters into their own hands and descended on the speaker john finchnd sat on him. since he could not rise, the parliament could not close. while he squirmed and was held down, parliament passed several motions condemning the king's power grab. ultimately, the english parliament would change the constitution to forbid the king from dissolving parliament. now, i'm not suggesting we hold the president of the senate down and commandeer the senate, but the idea has crossed my mind. whatever path of resistance we take, talk of the administration adjourning or temporarily dissolving congress should loudly be resisted as if the republic depended on it. perhaps more alarming than allowing a president threatening to dissolve congress is that congress currently has allowed itself to become more of an oligarchy than an assembly. a few members of the leadership are set to pass legislation, spending nearly a half a trillion dollars without any recorded vote or debate. shouldn't someone shout stop? shouldn't someone point out the terrible precedent of having a few m

fred finch and edgewood are very similar in our mission and services, both beginning as orphan ages orphanages in the 19 century and emerging as family and children centers in the 21 century. i founded the cypress group several years. carol schroeder, the retired executive director of the california children and family alliance services. we contracted with edgewood in late september 2019 in response to the city's request to begin to look and assure by our study and assessment that youth who are referred to the residential programs at edgewood will be safe and who are served on the edgewood's vicente campus. we work closely and collaboratively with edgewood, the department of health and health services agency to complete a comprehensive top to bottom assessment of edgewood. today, we are focused on edgewood's crisis stabilization unit known, as you know, as the c.s.u. to the best of our knowledge, based upon scores of interviews with staff and board members, after reviewing hundreds, maybe thousands of pages of documents, we have no evidence of any abuse or personal rights towards the children

my co-author would walk in and mary finch who works at the library was like, where do you want to start. she opens the door and it is millions of different scrapbooks. books and tapes and videos and things. we only have a day and a half. we started in her scrapbook. my grandmother had kept scrapbooks from every part of their life together. >> while at the george h.w. bush library and museum, director warren finch showed us one of many scrapbooks containing mementos from their life together. >> we are here in the research room. we are going to take a look at 120 scrapbooks that misses bush -- mrs. bush began keeping shortly after she and president bush became engaged. she was an avid scrapbook or and documented their entire history avid scrapbooker and documented their entire history and his political history and their lives together for their entire marriage. this one is from 1944 and 1945i believe. misses bush his granddaughter -- mrs. bush his granddaughter was doing a book on the president and misses bush. half -- mrs. bush. and she was using the scrapbooks as a resource for that boo