in 1959 the management of the national park service. was transferred to the national park service and rename it general grant national memorial since then we dedicated on preservative the final rest in place of elise's s grant and his wife julia. by cheering the achievements of ulysses accomplishments during his lifetime as a civilian. commanding general of the union army and 18 president of the united states as an officer elise's s grant demonstrate the altitude to adapt his knowledge of tactics and strategies to change condition in the field. this superior ability led to ulysses as grand becoming the commander. union army ultimate contributing to the victory and the civil war this themes would witch grant was helped by the american people led to his election to two terms as president of the united states. during his terms as president. grant was dedicated to the cause of african-american rights native american rights for inch policy and public land preservation. as a general and a president ulysses s grant cultivate a lasting positive

national park service. celebrate its centennial in 2016. and the ideas of people like theodore roosevelt, john muir, george catlin, carter watkins, which is some of the names recognized for their contributions to creating america's best idea. national park service. yet it's the name olmstead that is often left off the despite the positive generational impacts of the olmsted's. and more recently we have been reminded of their contributions. the necessary of role necessary role of parks in public spaces during a devastating pandemic with a need to spotlight olmstead legacy. the commissioned a comprehensive study led ethan and ralph and laura meier three incredible authors to better understand these remarkable spanning from the monumental of the yosemite report and the organic act, which helped to create the national park service to enduring conservation efforts to the expanse of design work within park service itself. this report produced a robust of research on the design and planning work of frederick olmst

we are honored to be joined this morning by the director of the national public service -- the nationalrvice along with his wife and their daughter. thank you, director, and thank you, little ruby, for being with us today. i had some opportunities to spend time with the director, ruby, and misses sam's. boy, ruby is a special young lady. i am pleased to welcome at this time the secretary of the united states department of the interior, deb haaland. she leads a department that includes the national park service. she employs over 70,000 people whose mission it is to protect and manage this country's national and cultural heritage. please join me in welcoming the secretary deb haaland. >>[applause] >> thank you so much for that kind introduction, superintendent clark. i am very grateful and honored to be here. thank you to your amazing team, as always, for organizing such a fitting program to remember the somber day and honor the lives of american heroes. director sam, thank you so much for being here and everything you do. we are so grateful to have you on the department of the interior's

then the national park service. what i want to do is ask you to turn your attention to the big screens. the national service is going to continue to take care of all the memorials on this mall, including the korean memorial. we want to introduce now the national capital area director, kim hall. good morning. my name is kim hall and i have the honor of being the regional director, the national park services national capital region, which includes the memorials on, the national mall as caretakers, the korean war, veterans memorial, the national park service joins all of you and celebrating the completion of the wall, remembrance, the addition to this memorial of the names of more than 36,000 americans who fell serving their country during the korean war, as well as than 7100 koreans who died while. augmenting the american forces creates powerful visual display of the human cost of war. we are appreciative that this project also included a complete rehabilitation of the existing memorial, ensuring that the nearly 4 mil

ceased to exist on 30 september, to be more precise, the ukrainian national security serviceppeared, and the kdb ceased to exist, and our national security service came to replace the kdb 31 years ago, on september 20, the verkhovna rada of ukraine liquidated the state security committee the ukrainian ssr and by the same resolution created a new body that should take care of the security of the young country and fight against the leadership of the sbu. army general yevgeny kyrylovych marchuk marchuk became, well, now deceased. unfortunately, however, in the ranks of this organization there were often those against whom it would have to fight glory is the security service agents of enemy countries well, the main country that launched its tentacles into our security this is, of course, the russian federation about werewolves representatives of collaborators and the security service of ukraine further in after the declaration of independence, ukraine faced the task of liquidating the soviet kgb and creating instead a new institution to protect the country's sovereignty already o

caller: i believe we should have national service and it does not have to be military. it could be social services, an engineer building levees or solving water crises in drought stricken states. some form of service to the country, because right now, it seems everybody is out for themselves for the states or their parties and nothing is going back toward building, you know, a love of the country and support for the country like the way we used to have with the draft. steven: at least two interesting parts to your comment in question. the idea of national service periodically resurfaces. there is a lot to it in the abstract. i think in practice it would be difficult for this country to do because of our size and diversity, rightly understood. it would be hard to manage. but i think it is going to surface again because, at the heart of the second part of your question, which is, what makes us citizens beyond the legal requirements of paying taxes and living here and registering to vote? so, national service would depend on -- and real meaningful citizenship -- depends on

caller: i believe we should have national service and it does not have to be military. it could be social services, an engineer building levees or solving water crises in drought stricken states. some form of service to the country, because right now, it seems everybody is out for themselves for the states or their parties and nothing is going back toward building, you know, a love of the country and support for the country like the way we used to have with the draft. steven: at least two interesting parts to your comment in question. the idea of national service periodically resurfaces. there is a lot to it in the abstract. i think in practice it would be difficult for this country to do because of our size and diversity, rightly understood. it would be hard to manage. but i think it is going to surface again because, at the heart of the second part of your question, which is, what makes us citizens beyond the legal requirements of paying taxes and living here and registering to vote? so, national service would depend on -- and real meaningful citizenship -- depends on

a huge job since the national health service is a priority. work on social care has not been completed. the deputy prime minister signaling how close she is to liz trust. wendy morton has been appointed chief whip, the person in charge of making sure conservative mps support the government and parliament. he's been in the role since the middle of 2019 and became increasingly high-profile because of the war in ukraine. no one expected him to change roles and he will stay there. lewis had become the northern ireland secretary under boris johnson but was one of those that resigned in july. i'm getting some help from sonja from the observer. let's talk about saha we who did not want to stop and talk. >> cdl is not a role we talk about a lot. the cinet office is right at the center of government and given some of the tasks that other departments really don't want to do. his predecessor who was in charge during what people called the zombie government, he was in charge of preparing for crises. droughts, heat wave, travel disruption. things that can

many people of that generation like the queen herself of served because national service was still in place. there was a requirement for all young people to have contact with the military. and there was that ethos of of duty and sacrifice, which, which no longer exists. i'm going to have to cut you fairly short here. general. just wanna get your thoughts on that. yes, absolutely. and at a time when that everybody had a, had a, had a relation all they themselves had been in the military. so the issue of god, queen and country of god, king and empire, as it was when my father signed opposite, as an air force officer was very much at the forefront. i think service is, is universal. i'm all for more and more people surfing in the, in the armed forces for all sorts of reasons. but one of them is it gives them some fe, close connection to the constitutional structure of this country of tenant general sir simon mail many. thanks, cindy. the gun carriage came carrying the queen's coffin, now coming up the mile towards buckingham paris palace al jazeera his but he baba is sir at canada gate th

i spoke with the national weather service forecaster. he told me there could be some lightning strikes. so if you're out and about maybe looking at the waves and you do see some lightning, make sure that you take shelter because that can be very dangerous. live in pacifica, amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right, amanda, thanks a lot. the light rain and windy weather prompting service disruptions on the san francisco bay ferry today. the agency took to twitter shortly before one this afternoon to announce those disruptions saying, quote, we're experiencing some service disruptions and cancellations due to dodgy conditions in the bay. but it looks like those ferries were able to resume service around 3.30, this afternoon. >> bart also dealt with some service disruptions earlier due to the weather, the transit agency reporting several trains became disabled between embarcadero and lake merritt. that happened around 11:00am 2 of those trains were on the oakland side forcing eastbound trains to turn back to san francisco. luckily ac transit

well, and so fixing, for example, the national health service. well, let's talk about how you think she will go about delivering to the british people. she really emphasized that she was going to deliver, deliver, deliver in her acceptance speech. any idea how she plans to do that? well, is all very well saying delivered, delivered, delivered, but in fact, she's given very, very little away about how she's actually going to do this. at the start of her campaign, she said she couldn't give no hand out to focus on tax. but of course, as the reality of the energy crisis looms, she's now talking about doing something about the energy crisis. but she will tell us what she's going to do. now it's quite clear civil service to be working on a package of measures that they can present to her when she becomes prime minister . and she promises that with the nation will be told what she's going to by the end of the week. but of course, that's only $1.00 cost of the package because she still wants to do tax cuts. the only way this can be delivered is fine. ma

at greenwich. 0ne national service at greenwich.but she also looked perfectly at home. this was her, where she should be. and i have never forgotten that. she liked the outdoors. i suppose it was the freedom. the absence of stuffiness. it is very difficult to be stuffy on a grass more. i remember one christmas broadcast, and it was my first broadcast. she was well aware this was the one time when she spoke one—to—one. and she cherished that. i decided it would be nice if we could do it in the stables. 0ur christmas thing anyway. and we ended up christmas thing anyway. and we ended up with the situation in which he was talking with horses around her. she did it absolutely perfectly. christmas is a festival for all christians, but it is particularly a festival— christians, but it is particularly a festival for— christians, but it is particularly a festival for children. and christians, but it is particularly a festival for children.— festivalfor children. and i said thank you _ festivalfor children. and i said thank you so — festivalf

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the advice from the national weather service hurricane center is what drives local officials alerts, follow them and they will keep you safe. the hazards we seen in florida can impact those further up the coast. strong winds, storm surge, flash flooding. the president approved the governor's request for emergency declaration for south carolina last night, the declaration authorizes. >> to provide emergency protective measures included direct federal assistance. we urge residents in south carolina and everyone in its path to remain vigilant. florida as we continue to monitor the situation in south carolina and overall path of the storm, search and rescue operations remain underway in florida. we must rescue teams are part of the unified effort to conduct operation by air, land and sea in coordination with federal partners as well as state and local officials. as part of this effort will is activated 5004 national guard members as well as another 2000 members from other states through mutual aid to help with search and rescue operations, operations and other protective measures. coast

that's why, finally, i want to thank the first responders, the national guard, the coast guard servicers, and the search and rescue personnel who are working to get people to safety and to restore power, water, and phonelines. and i want to thank everyone here at fema and other federal personnel. i've seen you in action all across the country, from the west coast to the northwest to the northeast to down in louisiana -- all across this country. and just in the last two weeks, you've been working 24/7. no matter what, when emergencies happen, fema is always there. you deserve the nation's gratitude and full support. and right now, if you're in the national guard and you get called up, you can still keep your job. but if you're in the fema reserve, that's not the case. that's why, earlier this morning, i signed into law the bipartisan crew act championed in the senate by gary peters and rob portman, in the house by dana titus and john katko. and we signed it. and that law will ensure that fema reservists have job protection just like military reservists. so when you're called up to help

society and i'm calling on congress to do its part, raise the living allowance for national service positions to the equivalent of $15 an hour. [ applause ] this would make national service an accessible pathway to success for more americans of all backgrounds. pass my budget, increase funding to protect nonprofits and houses of worship from hate-fueled violence. [ applause ] and hold social media platforms accountable for spreading hate-fueled violence. i'm calling on congress to get rid of special immunity for social media companies and impose much stronger transparency requirements on all of them. [ applause ] folks, it's not just the federal government that can act. everyone has a role to play in this story, whether you're a researcher seeking to understand the causes of hate-fueled violence, a philanthropist hoping to fund that research, or a concerned neighbor bearing witness to it and most collectively condemn those seeking mainstream violence or the threat of violence. look, as part of this summit, nonprofit organizations like the interfaith america, habitat for humiliate, a

i talked in the book about the idea of a gap year for 18-year-olds of national service, but the idea is we should not throw our young people to the world at age 18. i feel like we made things very hard for our young people. the people who are inclined to go to college have to make such difficult decisions at age 18 about whether they are going to the right school, the pressure to pick the right field of study at such a young age, and then how are they going to pay for it? is it worth it? if the only way they can get a diploma is to borrow $30,000 or $40,000, is that worth it? you don't always know that at age 18 right away. the people her saying maybe i should not go to college, but they are terrified they will be looked down on for not having a diploma by society, because there is to some degree that stigma as we establish a meritocracy that if you did not go to college, your lacking merit somehow. so it is a difficult decision, but we have to ask the right questions. should people continue to learn and grow and develop their critical thinking skills and other talents after 18. abso

the national weather service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mountains. the rain was coming down on bodega highway. again. >> in marin county, the wind picked up and vote. >> point raze national park service tweeted this photo of a tree down dingers hill urging caution on the roads. >> wind speeds of 20 to 30 miles per hour and gusts up to 45 miles per hour are in the forecast. weather service issued a wind advisory until early monday morning. >> and strong winds also knocked out power here at santa rosa junior college power has since been restored reporting from santa rosa gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, along with the rain today, a spotted by one of our viewers. a beautiful, big and thank you for sending this photo. this was a rainbow that just happened to pop up in her neighbor all the way across the sky. i love what i like one point. the awesome. that's pretty all right. rodriguez joining us now with a look at our weather outside recent. yeah, he can certainly see some more rainbows tomorrow because the wet weather not don

. >> national weather service. >> john, national weather service. hurricane ian landfall is him and along the northern coast as of the hurricane center 11 a.m. advisory or ian was a category one hurricane with 85-mile an hour winds and we should be getting an update on its position here within the next hour or so. the impacts of hurricane ian already ongoing across the state. peak wind gust as of noon have reached 83 miles an hour at fort sumter. 73 miles an hour at folly beach. 68 miles an hour at myrtles inlet. 58 miles an hour at the charleston airport. 55 miles an hour at georgetown and 53 miles an hour at north myrtle beach. the strongest winds will occur the cd across the northern tricounty area up to the grand strand and pd but there's along the coast knew what ian makes landfall potentially sink when gus up to 80-90 miles an hour and 50-seven miles an hour are the inland along the track. tropical storm force winds will extend west through the midlands. these winds of already down trees and power lines across the state and the support should

there's the national weather service wants to see. the national weather service that says that the heat that we're going to experience today is dangerous and anyone is at risk for heat related illnesses. now people can prevent that by drinking some water and staying out of the sun. there's also a few other things people should do on a hot day like today. for example, check on your relatives and neighbors don't leave any kids or pets in a car. don't do any strenuous are outside activity in the middle of the day and wear lightweight clothing. now, if you are coming to the beach, there are a few things to keep in mind. take a look at the national weather service says never swim alone. relaxing. call for help. if you're caught in a rip current remain hydrated and find shade like using an umbrella. now, stephanie, the national weather service says that the hottest days are going to be today and tomorrow. again, people are either going escape the heat and go stay inside or they're going to come outside and take advantage of a hot day like to

around our country, to deliver jobs and high wages people expect, and to deliver public services like the national health service. we want people to keep more of the money they earn so they can have more control of their own lives and contribute to the future. secondly, it means securing affordable and reliable supplies of energy. we are cutting off the toxic power of pipelines from authoritarian regimes and strengthening our energy resilience. we will ensure that we can't be coerced or harmed by the reckless actions of rogue actors abroad. we will transition to a future based on renewable and nuclear energy while ensuring that gas used during that transition is from reliable sources, including our own north sea production. we will be an synergy exported by 2040. thirdly, we are safeguarding the security of our economy, that drive growth and protect the lives and health of people. we won't be strategically dependent on those who seek to weaponize the global economy. instead, we are reforming our economy to get britain moving, and we want to work with our allies so we can all move forward together.

but it the best time of my life asking officially retired last year from the national park service forrs, she led public programs at the rosie the riveter world war, two home front national historic park in richmond. in 2015, she met and introduced president obama during a ceremony in washington. all right. that'll do it for us. we continue to track hurricane ian down in southwest florida right now the force strongest hurricane to hit that state ever . we will have much more coverage n our ebsi - [natalie] can you guess what this is? ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ - [natalie] if you guessed potato, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary." our first celebrity captain you know from "queer eye," but does he have an eye for a good sketch? it's the always entertaining carson kressley. - that's me. - [natalie] and with him are married couple, brady and alex. our next celebrity captain is an actress, singer, dancer and eats pizza with a fork. (gabrielle shrieking) fork over some love for gabrielle ruiz. she's joined by high school friends, jackie and channing. and now the host of "pictionary," je

the heat advisory is a national weather service's way of telling you, pay attention, you want to just make make sure you are not overdoing it. now we show you are the excessive heat warning is. when you hear the word warning from the national weather service, there point in using a specific word is, it is not keep it in mind, it is, this is going to happen and if you're not prepared, you can suffer some serious adverse effects from th. the heat. we have picked on the inland east bay but the north and south bay communities want to watch this. you can watch the the progression of how the heat on the map for tomorrow in terms terms of are the greatest risk of heat related health impacts e impacts are compared to tuesday. tuesday. we will go into a lot more detail on the specifics on that one coming up in the next half hour. on the seven-day forecast for san francisco, oakland and san jose, two for severe weather days. it will be 90 in oakland, that a significant. it gets better by the end of the weekend of course here are the numbers we reviewed at the top of the newscast. those peak day

. - the libraries are a national service.ending a university or other learning institution, you'll be able to borrow books from santiago or the national library. - is that our next stop? - yes, our next stop's right there... if our service brings joy to our readers every time we bring them new books to read, and if we attract new readers, we'll be happy. (cyril christensen) it's an island where there's a big sense of community, working together, and having a deep relation with your neighbours. there's this concept of minga. the minga is a bit like a barn raising, or getting together to achieve a common goal that will help someone specifically or the whole community. moving a house from one place to another is actually called tiradura de casa. to tirar is to pull, so you pull a house with oxen. sometimes two or three pairs of oxen, just moving a house, rolling it over wood. if your well dries up and you don't have drinking water, instead of building a house near another well, why not move your house where there is water access

and so does the national weather service called this weekend's weather dangerous and says anyone is at risk for heat related illnesses for those heading to the beach, officials advise people to never swim alone, relax and call for help. if you're caught in a rip current remain hydrated and find shade like using an umbrella. any may be cut short because of the here you can we're going to through. we'll be all right. >> the national weather service says that the hottest days are going to be on sunday and monday in alameda, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> developing news tonight. 2 men died in a small plane crashed today in sacramento county. this accident happened around 9 o'clock this morning in the city of gault. the sacramento county sheriff says the plane went down in a body of water near an orchard. the names of the 2 men killed in the crash have not yet been released. and the cause of this crash and still under investigation. >> we're also following another plane crash tonight. the u.s. coast guard searching for 9 people after a float plane crashed into the waters in washington state

the reason why the national weather service has issued the excessive excessive heat warning only for the bay area but pretty much all all throughout the southwest. this expands into nevada and parts of arizona. as we extend into the afternoon our daytime highs are going to be record-breaking. current temperatures already sitting in the upper 90s near concorde. livermore broke the triple digik digit mark already sitting at 103. today we're supposed to get get up to 109. the last time i saw this amount of heat for livermore was back in 2018 got up to 108. you get the trend. is is going to last through the week but will break that down in in the full forecast. for now, back to you guys. ll cooling cs centers open across the bay area area during the hottest hours of of the day today. you can find the nearest one to you by going to our website kpix.com. and is is not just energy usage you should be mindful of. a spare that air alertt winds and holid traffic cause unhealthy smoke a. smoke accumulation. > >> said discovery. two people killed in the mill fire earning 255 miles north of the b

we have the national memorial service being held, but we also have will these rallies across the country against the monarchy with the national memorial service here in camber was held. i the last hour. so in palm and house behind me was laid out by strategies. prime minister anthony albanese and was attended by politicians, dignitaries, diplomats and some invited members of the public. and they were paying tribute to the queen, but outside and in full cities around the country. on thursday we do had these anti monica rallies, and now being led by the 1st nations, people are indigenous australians who are saying that to at the time under the monarchy represents a violent part of our history. and i want basically australians to pay tribute or acknowledge the injustices they say they're being dealt with under the monarchy of the past couple of centuries. and the movement says that the british monarchy represents violet history. the cover what has blood on its hands and the queen's death has sparked calls for justice. now i've just got on to why you mentioned you're saying some pictures in

. >> the national weather service issued excessive heat watches and warnings across the bay area beginning saturday until tuesday. meteorologist brooke bingaman with the national weather service is urging the public to avoid outdoor activities during the morning and afternoon. so our biggest concern right now are people that don't have access to air conditioning and also people that are naturally more sensitive to heat such as the sick. >> the elderly or very, very young children and don't forget, pets says, well, they can be sensitive to the heat. >> according to the weather service, the last long and strong heat wave was issued in 2017. the weather pattern reminiscent alone with all of when the 2017 north bay wildfires sparked that said the department is well equipped than they were 5 years ago. fortunately, right now we don't have the wind associated with the but looking at the long term it does look like we're going to start getting more of that critical fire weather as we push further into september's. meantime, as for dealing with the heat over the holiday weekend, biggest thing that

informational update and an operational posture here at fema i'd like to kick it over to the national weather service for director ken graham's update. >> appreciate that introduction and that update. the latest information, ken graham. i appreciate the relationship with fema. the coast guard. the corps. national guard. it's just, in these disasters, we do come together as a family and we get these things done. unfortunately we come together too often in recent years. wanted to give you the latest information on hurricane ian. i got the latest just a minute ago. a brand new update. still 85 miles per hour. right on the coast. really getting pretty close to the coast of south carolina. it was moving north of 14, now at 15 miles per hour. it's continuing to get a little faster. so that will continue as we work our way inland. it's really important to realize it's not just that center point. it really is -- it's been a large storm for most of its lifetime. hurricane force winds extend out 70 miles. and the latest i saw, tropical storm force winds, about 275 miles out from the center. it's big. so it's n

it's rug unroll a community day for pokemon go >> the national weather service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mount. the rain was coming down on bodega highway. you act again. in marin county. the winds picked up and it. >> point raze national park service tweeted this photo of a tree down on gers hill urging caution on the roads and strong winds also knocked out power here at santa rosa junior college power has since been restored reporting from santa rosa gayle ong kron. 4 news well in the east bay walnut creek seen some light rain. the power was. >> also briefly knocked out in some spots along the creek saw much less than an inch. but after a hot couple of weeks, it was a welcome sight. there. >> sometimes like jumping a rain puddle. so again, just relaxing to watch it. >> well, those sprinkles did have some people walking around with their umbrellas raincoats in hoodies. fortunately, there were no signs of any flooding in downtown walnut creek. the bar's also dealing with some service disruptions because of the weather. the transit agenc

he won the national service regional freeman tilden award and excellence of interpretation in 1993 and was fundamental in the growth of gettysburg on site interpretation and living history program. even if it was the 11th site on bart's list, ten that growth also included the distance and satellite educational efforts. the key player for the design of all aspects of the new gettysburg museum and visitor center, and he retired from the park service in january 2014. but as we often that when you retire, you stay busy. scott has authored numerous articles, essays and books on civil war subjects, has appeared on the history channel, discovery channel, cable network, c-span think they're in the house tonight. his most recent publication is to antietam, the maryland campaign from. september three to december 16th, an 800 page in-depth study of the campaign up to the eve of the battle, antietam, published in september 2012 by john hopkins. he's currently working on the sequel, which will cover the battle of antietam and, its aftermath and the end of the campaign. please join me in welcoming s