joining us now is wendy schiller, nonuniversity chair of political science. thank you for joining us. first of all, is the republican party, given the latest gallup poll about his popularity, still trump's party or not? >> good morning, francine and tom. i think they are thinking about deciding that as we move along in the next couple of weeks. the pardons are really interesting. you can imagine a scenario where impeachment had not happened and the prospect of conviction, if it was not a real prospect, we might see a very different set of pardons today, concluding -- including a self pardoned by the president. clearly the republicans have sent the signal that if you go too far in the last days of your presidency, it will have to convict you. i think some people in the republican party are running for senate in 2022, they have to grapple with shutting him down completely or running with his energy at least into 2022 to prevent a primary challenge. it is undecided because they cannot really read the tea leaves yet. francine: i know that the president has many c

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schiller's wife had injury that's were minor. >> now to some weather, certainly unusual conditions that could prove dangerous in the days ahead. a live look outside, temperatures across the bay area today, strong winds are coming this way. rob is keeping a close eye on the winds and the fire danger in january. >> and really the two are combined when you talk about the summer-like temperatures today. the gusty fall-like diablo winds. that will lead to wintertime fire danger. 77 degrees in san jose today. temperatures as much as 20 degrees above average. starting later tonight the wind speeds pick up. the east bay hills, the north bay locations, higher hills above 1,000 feet seeing gusts up to 60 miles per hour. we could get guests to 80 miles per hour. bayside in the orange here, gusts up to 45 miles per hour and what will be different about this wind event even compared to our fall wind event is that this will last for a day and a half. notice what happens tomorrow morning. gusts picking up around 8:00 a.m. as we go into the night time hours all of the purple on the map as the event max

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when the statue was directed in the park to commemorate schiller and his work. there were two contribute factors that cause changes in the old german neighborhood. one was world war i. when that got started, and germany was fighting the allies, there was a lot of anti-german across the united states. there were book burners, rally, people opposed to anything german. and the results here and what is german village was that streets renamted -- got renamed schiller park got renamed with american names and not german names. some got corrected later on. there was a very strong feeling that the german community was under siege. it was a point at which assimilation really began to occur, where they wanted to blend into the community as opposed to standing out so much as a separate community. there were german-americans who fought bravely on the allies side in world war i. one of the best known as eddie rickenbacker, who was born on pearl alley and german village. he became a world war i flying ace. his home on the east side is a national landmark. he is recognized as a

algorithm fed with good turns and schiller. extraordinarily authentic sounding. project developed by the digital creative agency tunnel 23 vienna. how did i feel well it was quite a shock let me tell you the shock. how going to machine write a poem and get dish doesn't stand above that at home that made it into the brentano company's poetry anthologies indian to look it up and turn over there. we look at each other we exchange dark words. we love each other like poppy and recollection. lines written by a flesh and blood poet powered taillight. words that evoke even more than the sum of their parts. a i could imitate ceylon recognize patterns predict the next line. but with the effect be the same decide to virus in mind we had one till now we knew that art was created by humans or they lived 10000 years ago or were still alive today that incident about now you might read something that moves you that perhaps even brings tears to your eyes and tell it isn't the work of a human is if leisel got some violent thing less than one 3rd if there's an interest in a bad poe

. >> my name is larry schiller, of the smithsonian american art museum. it allowed me to be, a guest curator of this exhibit on jfk. i was a photographer myself, starting in the fifties. and i photographed a lot of politicians, i started with richard nixon. governor brown in california. and then of course, john f. kennedy, many of the events he was president. and tragically i was in dallas. when he was assassinated. >> yes. >> why the exhibit in this are position, at this time? it's the centennial of his birth. hundred years ago, on may 29th, he was born. how do you put in exhibit like this together? where do you start? well, first you start with a few researchers. and we collected actually, 34,000 photographs of jfk and his family. it took about six months and it became the basis of a very important book. that we published, with harper collins. and from those 34,000 pictures and the 400 and some of pictures of the book, we were able to select 77 photographs that we felt told the story of jfk and his life and times. jfk, was a modern president. john f. ke

blossomed into an oasis of germany's intellectual life drawing such poets and scholars as good and schiller. now many of the buildings and parks here recall weimar's golden age. and in 1999 the world's cultural heritage title arrived for berlin's museum island the world's largest museum ensemble with 5 world class eggs admission buildings. and that's. the pergamon museum the board a museum and the noise and the altis museum. these museums safeguard treasures from 6000 years of human history in particular art of the 19th century and archaeological collections. no castle has played so pivotal role in german history as the near eyes enough. its cultural and historical significance one at the world cultural heritage title the same year as did the museum island. in the 12th century the voc berg was famed far and wide for the court's patronage of the fine arts poets and the minstrels contest it resonated with the echoes of. vida's songs and both come from fashion box verses st elizabeth of hungary lived here and the outlawed reformer martin luther found refuge in the bird in what's now called the