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betty brown was invited to westminster today to meet the post office minister.s what she said to us after. hopeful, at last, hopeful, that yes, we will see movement on this and progress will be made. welcome to newsnight, live from broadcasting house each weeknight with insights and interviews. on tonight's programme — the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, says we're on the brink of a ceasefire between hamas and israel — we'll bring you the latest. first, nick's here, because the anti—corruption minister tulip siddiq, who's been named in corruption investigations in bangladesh, has resigned today. this has been rumbling on for some days — why did she resign, nick? that's right. brewing for a few weeks after it became clear that tulip siddiq would be facing questions in bangladesh over her family's financial interests after the downfall of her aunt, is premised of bangladesh, sheikh hasina. the resignation today is all down to the findings of laurie magnus, the independent adviser on ministerial standards. he looked at two broad areas, firstly properties gi

, south carolina, a mom lay siege to the post office, they polled many items from the post office andet fire to them outside. there is no way you can see this on the screen, but if you can zoom in on the computer, some of the papers at the bottom? with titles like, the liberator, other anti-slavery papers from the north. this is the violent reaction, the repression they were eliciting from the south. this was not confined just to the south. there was a lot of people in the north, especially in the middle portion of the country, a lot of white people who were supportive of slavery, or at least not supportive of abolitionists and did not like the way they were doing what they were doing. in the decades leading to the civil war, there were at least two dozen violent attacks on anti-slavery newspapers and editors. mostly taking place on supposedly free labor territory in the north. the most prominent and most famous one involved this guy, elijah p lovejoy, an anti- slavery newspaper editor, originally from the state of maine, moving to st. louis, missouri and began publishing this aboliti

in charleston, south carolina, a mob laid siege to the us post office there. nd you can see in the illustration they pulled many of these items out from the post and set fire to them outside and there's no way you can see this up on the screen but if you can look at this on a computer and zoom in some of the papers at the bottom there are marked with titles like the liberator the boston atlas another another paper from the north so this the kind of violent reaction the repression that they eliciting from the south. but that's actually wasn't confined only to the south. there was also a lot of people in the north and especially kind of in the middle portion of the country. a lot of white people who were supportive of slavery or at least were not supportive of abolitionists and did not like the way abolitionists were doing what they were doing. so in the decades leading to the civil war, there were at least two dozen violent attacks on anti-slavery newspaper personalities. most of these actually took place on supposedly freely territory in the north, and the most

engineer, a brilliant post office engineer at the post office.he post office used to have a research its own research division in those in north london and. all the boffins at at bletchley park. this will never work. he it will work. i know it'll work. he wanted use vacuum tubes which were considered to be unreliable, but he'd built telephone exchanges, so he knew that actually if you left them switched on then they were extremely reliable. so the first anyone at bletchley park knew about this was when it turned up in the of a post office truck and unloaded it and put it into the and it worked and that man tommy flowers his name is and his did as much as anyone to win the war in the end because they were providing they were breaking codes for all the allies and the germans never knew they were doing it. so it was quite extraordinary. two interesting things about that is that one, ian fleming, the james bond author, worked in military naval intelligence and was they wanted to try and catch an enigma. sheen that they could take to bletchley park. a

allah says post office has been relocated to rancho park post office.nitial damage assessments as well as maps to indicate your property location and status, compressive list of county resources by department, federal—state and nonprofit assistance, once again that website is recovery. lacounty. gov. website is recovery.lacounty.gov. we will be supporting him workers as well as small businesses. as far as public health updates, the air quality smoke advisory continues through next week. please, where your masks outdoors, particulate to airborne even in areas not impacted by the fires. especially children and older adults, especially those with serious health complications are particularly at risk. la county department of public health is providing n 95 mask at all evacuation shelters and community—based organisations. when you are at home, please close your windows and doors, run the air conditioning for air purifiers if you have them, and check your filters regularly. in your car, close the windows and vents, turn your air conditioning on to recirculat

one hoosiers's family, their mother's ashes were lost at a post office facility, could not be located. we secured an inspector general audit of the post office to make sure that that never happens again. the family of an indiana soldier killed in vietnam did not get the silver star. it had been a long time, we recovered that for them. my team cut through the red tape and delivered that medal to his family. it had been 15 years they were trying. as proud as i am of the legislative past, and the constituent services we gave, i am also proud of sounding the alarm for what i think is our biggest issue impacting our country. to be honest, it has been like talking to the side of my barn back home. i learned what it was about to make ends meet, because your tail was on the line running a small business. i am optimistic, since we do so many great things in this country, but the incentives have been so strong to go the opposite way, that hopefully, we can change the direction that my mind will bankrupt the country, and it has been from both sides of the aisle. it is that where we expect too mu

alicia nieves has more now on what the investigation reveals and how the post office plans to combat the issue. >> this federal investigation revealing one reason why usps workers are stealing mail and packages is good. old-fashioned greed meets opportunity. but another reason probably more concerning is a criminal organizations are actually tapping into workers trying to get them to infiltrate the u.s. postal service system. in fact, here's a direct quote from the usps inspector general tammy hall. she says, quote, criminal organizations are targeting recruiting and colluding with postal employees to move narcotics to the postal network and to steal checks. both personal and government issued checks credit cards and other valuables from the mail. now, some of the thefts that have investigation are pretty his significant. just 2 weeks ago, federal prosecutors charging 2 postal workers were stealing more than 1 million dollars in business checks. the 2 workers at postal facilities in virginia and north carolina. another investigation, milwaukee found a mail clerk who was under surveil

after that, she was invited to a meeting with the post office minister today.d what was your reaction when you realised that? unbelievable. delighted. absolutely. after all these years, we have at last found someone who wants to get to the bottom of this and find out exactly what is going on. for the full interview with betty, watch newsnight at 10:30pm on bbc two, bbc news and iplayer. some of the survivors from an egyptian tourist boat that sank last november have been describing their ordeal. one woman has told the bbc how she was trapped in an air pocket in the upturned boat for 35 hours. up to 11 people died, including two britons, when the ship sank in the red sea. egyptian authorities said it was caused by a giant wave, but that's been disputed by those on board. here's joe inwood. it is almost unimaginable. 35 hours trapped here, in a boat that is slowly sinking. i was ready to die. and for me, to be honest, it's very weird to be alive, compared to the others. lucianna galetta was one of the last people to be rescued from the sea story, the egyptian div

it was a brilliant post office engineer at the post office, used to have research in those days in northdon and all the at bletchley park said it wouldn't work, and he wanted to use vacuum tubes, were thought to be unreliable. but knew if you left them switched on, they were reliable. and the first thing it turned up in the back of a post office truck and they unloaded it and put it into the facility and it worked. and that man, tommy flowers, his man is, and his team, did as much as anyone to win the war in the end because they were providing-- they were breaking codes for all of the allies and the germans never knew they were doing it so it was quite extraordinary. two interesting things about that, one, ian fleming, the james bond author worked in the military, naval intelligence and he was-- they wanted to try and catch an enigma machine they could take to bletchley park. and in fact, he organized a mission that involved 6,000 canadian soldiers, it was a terrible, terrible defeat in the end, but a lot of people think that it was actually a decoy so that someone could be sent around t

alan therrin didn't either, heil was a post office engineer. and all of the at the park said it would never work, he said i know it will work. hemented to use vacuum tubes, they were considered unreliable. so first thing, it turned up in the back of a post office truck, they unloaded it. and put it in facility, it worked. and that man, and his team did has much as anyone to within the war in the end. they were providing -- breaking codes for all of the allies, and germans never knew it quite extraordinary. two interesting thins about that, one ian fleming, worked in naval intelligence, they wanted to try to catch a inic ma -- machine they couldan take to the park, h ing or -- organized a mission. people thought it was a decoy so someone could try to get the encryption machine, he left a description of the type of person he wanted to do this, this is james bond, it is james bond, you can see it. george pool thought to be model for dr. moreiarty. so, they history of computing is rich, you could take it back further, it surprised me. one thing tha

and seeing how absurdity is to say we are not going to rebuild this post office because used by 60% democrats and 40% republicans. when a tornado strikes in a red state or a flood states, it's a red state we aren't going to provide disaster relief. we are the united states of america. 50 states. and california provides more in taxes to the federal government than it gets back in services. california subsidizing a bunch of red states. if you look at actual numbers, it is outrageous that americans who happen to live in southern california. mr. aguilar: representative rivas. >> thank you, mr. chair. the state of california has invested in wildfire mitigation efforts nor years. this weekend, chair aguilar and i joined congress member judy chu for the destruction that the eaton fire did in altadena and anyone who visits that wants disaster aid to be there immediatey. and speaker johnson has not visited california. i think the members of the district most affected would be happy to witness this destruction. and once you see it, you'll know that we need to send aid immediately. there are's people th

palisades post office has been relocated to rancho park post office. residents can pick up their mail at 112 -- >> harris: we'll pull back for a moment. what she just said and we're watching the l.a. county supervisor horvath right there. what she just said is so critical for people to understand. she said that the fire warnings and conditions that they are expecting, 75 mile-per-hour winds tuesday, meaning tomorrow morning into wednesday. so that's a 24-hour event. those conditions were exactly what they were looking at a week ago when the inferno hurricane is what i call it began. that's how serious the moment they're in right now. they don't anticipate it to last as long but overnight and into wednesday, beginning tomorrow morning. that is significant. i wrote down a lot of notes but i wanted to pull back on that point and i want to bring in now our correspondent ton ground, one of them. fantastic team at fox, griff jenkins. i have know you are in malibu. the background almost matches the pictures we're showing. >> harris, it is just a landscape of

. >> palisades post office has been relocated to rancho park post office. residents can pick up their mail at 11270 exposition boulevard on the first floor. >> recovery dot l.a. county.gov. >> had residents that have been affected by these fires can go and search for assistance, including, for example, mail, which is something you don't really think about on a regular basis. but but people who have lost their homes, where do they receive their mail? where do they go and get that? so much mail is so important for so many, but these are just some of the details that we're learning this morning at this press conference out of los angeles county. i want to go to danielle berlant. he is california's state fire marshal. and i'm appreciative of your time, sir. thank you for being with us this morning. what are your efforts on the ground looking like this morning? >> you know, our firefighters have continued to make good progress on on many fronts. >> i was on both of the incidents yesterday and continue to see the mopping up, the shoring up of those containment li

the reconstruct officer is vital visit post conflict country and for the rebuilding heavies. but the function units, money and the money or whatnot, probably kind of provided mainly either for the. busy or, or the european countries or the international, the institution or the donor. a conference is all done with the queue. but also you need to pass the unit, the expertise unit, the expert, this at all levels from technical to the constitutional process to the political foundation process. so the challenges are in most and the europe. at this stage, there seems to be leaning more towards the speak, done the carrots, the approach to syria, but it should not be just stick. it should not be the your telling what to this to do in order for your country and gauge, but you're also intensifies. so a formal conditionality should go on the table should be offered. so it's not only rely on speak, but it's also relying on the camera because the transition in syria is not only about syria is not only about to we just think of it is especially the your basic or the syria is a middle islan

you need the post office, the transition unit, state building, unit nation building, all at the same time. i'm definitely twice the level of investment, the capital investment, the politically invested in the economy, the investment, the social investment, and they're not only do your peen countries, but the neighboring countries, the us to talk a little stem have responsibility. i would say not only the, not only does this dish, but this is in just a choice, but a responsibility to how to make sure that these transitions succeed, that this transition is effective is delivering. but it's also inclusive at the same time for days why. what is needed at this stage is a, uh, obviously the rebuild, the reconstruction officer is vital visit post conflict country and for the rebuilding heavies. but the function unit money and the money or whatnot, probably kind of provided mainly either for the. busy or, or the european countries or the international, the institution or the donor. a conference is all done with the queue. but also you need to pass the unit, the expertise. you need the expert

anybody in the room with the to the, for you to little from the phone on post office where it's no secret the long before the still into the special operation. nato offices from the george c marshall european incentive and security studies training the ukranian military to operate propaganda centers since 2010 retired us army newton. in general case data is headed the center data offices of over seen the ukrainians, one for many years, which is clear from the documents that ended up in this august hands. you told me you left regina introduced but i'm told it was for once we should probably do this, just let us know. we'll get you stop by the default, which i think most people simply don't have time to be able to deconstruct the this propaganda. know they have jobs, they have families, they want to turn the tv on for a few minutes and before work or listen to the radio or whatever it is, or look at social media, the american public knows that they're being lied to. they're just not necessarily sure what the light is, the the, the gym. and so just deal with the, with the one with taking the

how much coming like post office, you know, chinese whispers besides heart, i probably sitting on my mother's right and she was put something in my left ear and i just didn't hear a thing. that's what i'm here about as the oil is via then my case for a certain time, a few weeks i was completely desk with them because it wasn't clear at all. yeah. to fight ever be able to hear again and come with a name. and then i actually had my 1st feeling appointment at the university hospital. so i asked on how soon the man turned it on and he said now you hearing well, and i don't just do teams of done guy tests. and these have the, you know, my mother was sitting next to me and she already had t as in her eyes. and then yeah, it was totally overwhelming. we allowed us what to type of aging. that's fine. what time it done was when my mother wished, but something in my left ear and diondra student, that was really nice for me. it was a really beautiful and i'm forgettable moment for this. the human some of the ways when i se salon or share with somebody who's hearing and pad like now with us to t

what's the decision on whether the can adopt is waiting for them at the post office? a i was wondering if i can open it in front of you, but if it's negative, it's not going to be very good material. everything hinges on this. then we'll need to have that doctor about the floor plan. if the decision is positive. focus because it's a yes, the process can take months but maybe one of these children will find okay. and become part of a new family with katia. and a lot of this is a quick reminder for you of our top story today. tens of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate the homes as well. fine spread rapidly on the hillsides of los angeles. authorities say conditions are extremely dangerous. many buildings have already been found was that you are safe to stay with us on the w up next will delivery will cause loose that jobs to drones not move on, made in germany, coming up to the break. i many keeps thinking and thank you for watching. the, the solar industry is nearly miracle, minerals for off skies. more efficient, easy to synthesize and easy to process.

had come out of the military and i was looking for a job and she said, hey, why don't you try the post office went and i took the test. >> jeff passed the test, and the navy vietnam veteran started driving one of the red, white and blue mail trucks a little different back then. >> the thing about him that was funny was we didn't have padding on the floorboard, and these things get very hot. and you could put your lunch on the on the floorboard and it would be heated by the time you took your lunch. >> neighbors know he'll be there, rain or shine, delivering more than mail. >> you know he stops. he. every time that i'm out there, he'll say hello. he can remember your name. >> he's always got a smile on his face. and we decided that we should put a smile on his face on his last day of work. >> his deliveries come with hope, humor and good news to families through the generations. >> he even delivered me my college acceptance letters. because back then they came in the mail. so he would hand it to me and say, looks like a great day today. >> and yes, he's even been chased by dogs. on rare occasi

that's what a better for you to little from the phone on post office where it's, you know, synchronize the loan before the start of the special operation. nato offices from the george c marshall european incentive and security studies train the ukranian military to operate propaganda centers since 2010 retired us army newton, in general case data. this headed the sensor data offices of, of a seen the ukrainians work for many years, which is clear from the documents that ended up in this august hands almost trying to continue. and so i was wondering can you look into this? but i'm told it was well, should i do this with this? let us know. we'll get you the same stuff i've got to keep which i think most people simply don't have time to be able to deconstruct the this propaganda. know they have jobs, they have families, they want to turn the tv on for a few minutes and before work or listen to the radio or whatever it is, or look at social media, the american public knows that they're being lied to. they're just not necessarily sure what the light is, the same wrong just don't you have to

. >> still ahead on the news at 5, how the post office plans to deal with the rise in mail thefts. plus, re-sentencing efforts for one of the most notorious cases in l a history. the mendez family. and it's just met with la's new district attorney. and then we have new details about the days and moments leading up to that tragic new year's day terror attack in tonight at learning new details about the victims of that terror attack in new orleans that killed 14 people. >> and injured more than 30 others. this comes as the fbi continues to search for a motive. the driver has links to isis and plant a much more deadly attack. kimberly chang has the latest. >> the fbi has released photos of the suspected more details about the explosives left around the city. many families are mourning the brother of one of the victim shared that they spent christmas together and the night of the attack was the hardest of his life. >> and now etch day on will be the heart is i like living there. can't speak to ever again. his

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back here at home, post offices and some federal buildings will be closed on thursday to observe the national day of mourning for former president carter. the nike missile site in the marin headlands will also be closed thursday, as will the maritime research center in the san francisco maritime national historic park. the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco will close. so will all u.s. citizenship and immigration services offices. all naturalization ceremonies and appointments that were originally scheduled for thursday will now be rescheduled. a handful of u.s. stock markets, including the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq, said they will suspend trading on thursday as a tribute to carter. however, most banks are expected to remain open and federal workers will still receive pay for the day. a big shakeup in social media today that some are calling politically motivated. meta, the parent company of instagram and facebook, says it will eliminate its paid third party fact checkers. instead, they will rely on users, just users, to moderate content similar to what

more and more mail thefts have led to an investigation at the post office and now federal investigators say a group of bad actors >> have influenced the postal service. alicia nieves reports. >> this federal investigation revealing one reason why usps workers are stealing mail and packages is good. old-fashioned greed meets opportunity. but another reason probably more concerning is a criminal organizations are actually tapping into workers trying to get them to infiltrate the u.s. postal service system. in fact, here's a direct quote from the usps inspector general tammy hall. she says, quote, criminal organizations are targeting recruiting and colluding with postal employees to move narcotics to the postal network and to steal checks. both personal and government issued checks credit cards and other valuables from the mail. now, some of the thefts that have been discovered through this investigation are pretty significant. just 2 weeks ago, federal prosecutors charging 2 postal workers were stealing more than 1 million dollars in business checks. the 2 workers at postal facilities in

also this morning, calls for the government to speed up the compensation to victims of the post offices from today — as the energy price cap increases for the second time this winter. taking the bus is set to cost more from this morning as providers can charge up to 50 percent more perfare. i'll have all the details. in sport, the january transfer window is now open and one | premier league club is already fighting to keep a star player. i liverpool have rejectedj a real madrid approach to sign their defender trent alexander—arnold. - more met office warnings including an amberwarning for more met office warnings including an amber warning forflooding more met office warnings including an amber warning for flooding in parts of northern england. rain will sweep southwards and it will turn colder too. sweep southwards and it will turn coldertoo. i sweep southwards and it will turn colder too. i will have all of the details here on the breakfast. it's wednesday the 1st of january 2025. our main story.

had come out of the military and i was looking for a job and she said, hey, why don't you try the post office? so i went and i took the test. >> jeff passed the test, and the navy vietnam veteran started driving one of the red, white and blue mail trucks a little different back then. >> the thing about him that was funny was we didn't have padding on the floorboard, and these things get very hot. and you could put your lunch on the on the floorboard and it would be heated by the time you took your lunch. >> neighbors know he'll be there, rain or shine. delivering more than mail. >> you know he stops. he. every time that i'm out there, he'll say hello. he can remember your name. >> he's always got a smile on his face. and we decided that we should put a smile on his face on his last day of work. >> his deliveries come with hope, humor and good news to families through the generations. >> he even delivered me my college acceptance letters. because back then they came in the mail. so he would hand it to me and say, looks like a great day today. >> and yes, he's even been chased by dogs on rare o

well, in honor of national day, many federal agencies, including the post office and stock exchangesclosed. as mentioned, they're closed in observance of this funeral. but scott mcgrew says that actually, the markets themselves promise to be a big day in business tomorrow. we'll get the big jobs report tomorrow with the december jobs report. a few days ago, data showing a growing number of open positions in american companies that tends compete for employees. also tomorrow, the u.s. supreme court will hear emergency arguments over the ban on tiktok. tiktok is set to be removed from app stores a week from sunday. its parent company, bytedance, will try to argue that ban is a violation of american free speech. american lawmakers worry that china is using tiktok to spy on americans. lawyers filed their final briefs with the court this morning. do keep in mind as we listen to arguments before the high court tomorrow. no one has actually publicly proven tiktok spies on americans. and no more restrictions or more restrictions on the number of powerful nvidia ai chips that can be sold overs

canyon has a post office. welcome to the 945 106 all canyon.t also serves as a community meeting place, complete with a flea market free bench and a redwood bulletin board. the post office keeps them connected in a town where everybody knows your when we rebuilt the school in the early nineties it was there goes my brother, jeff. it is all about family and friends in kenya, and that's a look at bay area of people and places. hope you enjoyed the show. everyone i'm frank icco. h e a gr some of the best creative and innovative products are made right here in the bay area. these companies are setting an example and changing the landscape in many industries, including some of your favorite food, drinks and chocolate. we've got a whole kombucha station over here. it's in the warriors locker room, and many people like it for its health benefits. we go into the lab where marin kombucha is made. there's a lot of crispy chicken options available out there, but starboard definitely stands out. fried chicken bay area style. what makes starboard different

outside the post office in pasadena, everyone with a need and a story. our kayna whitworth with d.j., hoping to give his son a sense of normalcy. >> pick up some stuff. we had ordered my son some shoes, i'm hoping those are in there. >> that will make him happy. >> for sure. >> reporter: karen bass announcing executive order to speed up the recovery process and allowing families to rebuild their homes as they were. saying the city can handle the rebuilding process. >> i am completely confident that we will be able to do this, because we will be correcting deficiencies in our bureaucracy in order to expedite the building. >> reporter: late today, we drove into the destruction zone with zayer. >> it was literally shooting like fireballs, it looked like a volcano. >> reporter: getting your mother -- >> getting my mother, we're going. i go to the left, and -- sister's car is still there. >> reporter: but his sister, 59-year-old evelyn mcclendon, got separated. he found her the next day. >> me and my cousin came back and climbed over there and checked and got

arab is really nice to meet you at a point in the 70s, in the politics the the, [000:00:00;00] the post office. good. now his patient, so i'm thank you very much on a thoughts level who have bounce back from the recent flipping form with victory in the makeup trans. alexander arnold has been criticized for some of these recent displays. but the school quite a lovely goal is little bit lower. tier creams incentive to reach the foreground if any of the leaders had gone into this. one of the drawings i mentioned to you nice believe and then using to talk to him in the lead. it's being 13 years since he left everything. but david boies is back as manage it for 2nd time, moist springs 11 years, and he's 1st spell at the club before an unsuccessful stance. i've mentioned at the united and one manager of the year on 3 separate occasions. he returns off the showing dice with sect on thursday, with the club hovering just one point about the medications and moiz returns to the payment iq often leaving west ham at the end of last season, bangladesh. his highest score in one day is coming to a co has reti

the post office, the post. all that when you're walking next to the animals, it's always so crammed. so we tried to scroll down to the back ponds and but you know, have a hard time saying good bye. they available just that well, melancholy may not be the right word, but it does make a difference to our daily lives. zions it till now. we've been interacting with the animals every day of school and certainly a change or not just the thoughts further to the right then another 30 meters and then back again. okay, there are quite a way off. now i'm to push ball. let's see where it goes. so responsive to they learn to trust, you get to know you, they react and they listen. that's just the way it is. a relationship for and it may sound strange, but account actually has a very fine nature. and you only realize that when you've been around them for a while. now it's going to get lonely. that's it. now they're gone. for the animals, it's back to the mainland. of course it's important as a highly going and degrade some tr

businesses that are lost, big corporations lost, where you also see homes and infrastructure like post offices all of that destroyed in these blazes. and this is what they're trying to stop further progression of. and we saw some great work over the weekend. they were fighting this fire from the sky. but these winds expected to pick back up that could impact their ability to get to the sky again. so they've been pre-positioning resources to be out here to help stop these blazes as they move forward. and keep in mind, it may not just be these blazes that we know about. another fire could be started during this time. and so they're out here now with daylight hours coming in. we see a little few hotspots around. and this is one of the things that they want to do is to tamp those down, stop those fires because they don't want it to blow up as the winds start to pick up here, now that the sun is up. but when you look around and you see this kind of devastation, it's just absolutely heartbreaking. and it's it's widespread. it's i've never seen any devastation as widespread as what we're seeing here

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he tells him that all my letters are read in the post offices of paris and london. you know, diplomats. can't write private letters. so trumbull carries their love letters back and forth. but the most important thing that he does in paris with jefferson is take his advice on his third canvas. jefferson says, you shouldn't only do battles. you should do this. there we go. no. there we are. jefferson says you should do the dearation of independence. and he volunteered to draw th floor plan of the room in which the declaration of independence was liberated and sied. on the back of that piece of paper, we have trumbull's first sket of how he would paint the scene. this is the result. jefferson knows he's going to be the hero of this painting. and there he is. he's the tallest one in the room. he is also the reddest. he wears that red waistcoat that pops up. the man to the left of him is john adams, who trumbull painted in london. between the two of them are roger sherman and robert livingston and then to the right of jefferson isbenjamin franklin. and then, the 42 men s

he never did open the post office he just didn't like that somewhat tawdry, but nevertheless part ofe of politics i'm sure he would have been revolted by the partisanship today. >> i can't believe now i'm seeing one of the worst ideas in the history of economics, windfall profit tax. i see where it came from i have you to blame for it >> i had nothing to do with it i happened to be in the meeting. i knew the congress member >> i never saw when oil goes to negative or zero, i never see the government say we're going to help you. actually, they do help the oil companies quite a bit. ralph, i wish we had more time there's a post somewhat controversial post presidential. a lot of it very positive. i think he was a an thorn thorne side of republicans and democrats of some of his successors over the years. he certainly didn't shy away from it. >> he did not. i had one of my close friends was the secretary of defense and a democratic administration and i remember having two or three hour breakfast with him in the 1990s. he shared with me that the most animated of ex-government officials he

the conduit for their letters back and forth as jefferson tells him all my letters are in the post officesparis and london and diplomats can't write private letters so trumbull carries their love letters back and forth. but the most important thing that he does in paris with jefferson is take his advice on his third canvas. jefferson says you shouldn't only do battles. you should do this. there we go. declaration of independence and he did the room in which the declaration was signed. on the back we ve trumbull's first sketch of how he would paint the scene, and this is the result. jeffson knows he's going to be the heroof this painting and there he is. he's the tallest one in the room. he's also the reddest. he's wearing the red waistcoat that pops out. the man in browto the left of him is john adams whom trumbull painted in london where he was ambassador. between the two of them are roger sherman and robert livingston and then to the rit of jefferson is benjamin franklin, and then the 42 men seated and standing are the other member of the second continentacongress, all the signers plus j

made her way to the city clerk's office to sign the official paperwork needed to launch her campaign. lee made the official announcement wednesday morning with a video post on social media. >> i fought for oakland values. now it's time to bring that business and legislative experience home for an oakland renaissance. >> lee emerged from the clerk's office with a big smile. her decision finally made after months of deliberation. >> i've talked to labor, business, community activists. i've talked to members of the clergy, and the same issues keep coming up. and so i said, well, let's do this. and i'm very excited. >> lee comes with 15 years as a congresswoman for oakland. experience as a state legislator and as a staff member for congressman turned oakland mayor ron dellums. >> i love campaigns, and i'm going to fight hard in this campaign because i want to win. >> lee was greeted wednesday by interim mayor kevin jenkins, who was appointed by the city council on monday to serve through the special election on april 15th. lee's name recognition and long political career gives her a big edge in the race. >> i'm hoping that she'll be able to tap into resource

. >> investigation at the post office. federal investigators are doing with bad actors influencing the postal service. >> and after the break, masks are making a comeback to how it could impact your next trip to the top. >> and high temperatures today relatively uneventful in the upper 50's here. but at least we'll see if you some of sunshine took over the program as well. checking into your forecast both near and far that on one. >> and welcome back. good morning, everybody. there you have quite tower. beautiful shot to start the day here. off a little bit there. we do have some of the way some low level moisture kind of hanging around a little bit because of the recent rains that we've had coupled with the fact that we do have the onshore flow that's also in place to so. some of fog is actually being felt throughout the central valley to have that will fought checking in. there you have it quite how you can make out a little bit of blue in the skies there. a touch tahoe forecast going to keep that dry, too. are least not