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mayor farrell and former mary willie brown will be joined by three dogs to lead the annual kickoff parade. it starts at 11:00 a.m. and goes along clay street to the big chinese new year parade will be one week from tomorrow. >>> we usually worry about rain dampening the festivities. it's not going to happen this first week of the year of the dog. notice how everything drops sunday with the cold front coming in. 60, but it's not going to feel that warm. we drop from the 60s into the 50s elsewhere. it could feel even like the 40s at times. that's how fast the winds are going to be. right now, we have 40s out there in san francisco. everywhere, 44 to 48 degrees until you get to the ferry building and financial district. temperatures at 50 degrees. here's a look rat sutro tower with the clear skies. you definitely need the coat this morning but not thehe afternoon. watch out for the glaring sun. 12-hour planner, 44 at 8:00. look at all that sunshine. 60 at noon. mid-60s this afternoon. 55 by 8:00. 51 at the coast. i should say in the north bay. look at the upper 60s in the afternoon hours. by

mary in browns mills says it is 12 degrees. these temperatures are extremely cold.we factor in the wind it feels even colder, and, let me take you right new to a live look at center city where the sun, that is rising, 18 degrees, winds out of the west at 12 miles an hour, so it is still feeling like 5 degrees, over this eagles green city this morning. 14 degrees right now in wilmington. ten in millville. down the shore, checking in the teens 16 atlantic city, 19 in wildwood and allentown right around 15 degrees, 5 degrees in the poconos but then we will factor in the wind and it will feel extremely cold pretty much all day. we are looking at wind chill values in the upper teens and lower 20's the entire day. here we are at 1:00 feeling like 20 degrees in philadelphia, 19 in wilmington sixteen in allentown. nine is what it will feel like during early afternoon in the poconos and not much better by 5:00a p.m., 21 degrees in philadelphia so, across the region today forecasting a high temperature which in itself is very cold 34 degrees in the city, 33 down the shore mos

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mary eliza here, thank you, supervisors. a lot of what i was going to say has been said. i actually got involved with studying public banking with brown's group before there was a group, so i've been looking at this for a very long time, the public banking institute is a very good source for information. this is an international situation. there's a lot of banks that are civil banks in other countries. so don't limit yourself to the u.s. to look into how they are operating and how they work. so the gentleman before me is correct. our current banking situation is not very secure anyway. so it's a good idea to continue to study this. i'm probably one of the bigger supporters for public banks. i just want to mention, avoiding such risky policy decisions and investing in them, as was done with the taxi medallions that practically are putting the credit unions that finance them for the m.t.a.'s purposes out of business and there's currently lawsuits over that. so we need to be really careful with risky investments and with risky projects and the insurance, of course, is going to determine an awful lot about how you move forward. thank you. y

on >> brown: a pe historyl that's also an unsettling piece of american and cherokee tribal history, by maryathryn nagle. today women face rates of domestic r violence and sexual assault higher than a other part of the population in the united state >> part of dehumanizing a people is silencinthem, and i think the more women's stories aret told on stage, the more oure culture will start to shift. it's noa coincidence that weat face such high rates of domestic violence and sexual assault and at the samtime our voices have not been presented on the americ stage. >> brown: these are just threed of the plays aywrights of the "women's voices theater festiva" a month-long, 24- theater project now underway in washington, d.c., with all new plays, including 13 worldal premieres. it's the second such festival here, the first held in 2015, and the largest of its kind inou the cry. and it's taking direct aim at a fact of life in american theater: the paucity of productions by female writers; around a quarter of plays across the country, according to several studies.ev at arena stage, one of the origina

really have to figure out will tey remain maried while he's in prison, and if they do, what duds that mean to be married to someone you can not touch. >> brown: race is a constant along with inceration, but also the questioning of growing up in a kind of well-to-do black atlanta. and i read that this isour own upbringing. what were you trying to bring out? >> well, i do think tdhat moern southern lr black people is really underrepresented. people think of the south as short-hand for black misery, but i grew up in atlanta where there is this really roust black middle class, where dei nea doctor and my god mother was reluctant to sent me to th doctor because the doctor had not gone to morehouse co the doctor had gone to harvard. she said, well, this will b okay for your cold. so atlanta is a black oasis, but celestial and roy i think forget about the circumstances in the rest of the world, the rest of the country, and they visit his family in the small town where he'srom, and he is a celestial father says, the r wroace at the wrong time. >> brown: but your clearly wanted to p the african american sort of at the front of the story. >> yes, i me