but closer to the sun the terrestrial planets took shape mars the earth venus and mercury. the american research probe messenger revealed that the surface of mercury the planet closest to the sun is different from that of the other rocky planets it contains much less iron then to earth for mars. what researchers found instead were elements such as sulfur and chlorine a puzzling find. some of our yard in those three materials that should actually disappear under such high temperatures software for example really shouldn't be there at all but it makes up forty five percent of the surface that came as a huge surprise so the question is how did mercury form and where did it form whatever. did mercury really take shape in its current orbit close to the sun if so how did it acquire so much volatile sulfur. that contradicts our fieri of how the solar system developed to the rocky planet originally formed somewhere else completely far from the sun in colder regions closer to the gas giants an asteroid could have knocked it out of its orbit and catapulted it much closer to the sun.

the explosive power of the sun master physicists work to predict solar storms and protect the earth. and the rest and chameleons the lessons that have surprised scientists while you do think that when they're done. us our first story is all about food tacos are passed out as popular in mexico made with hope marinated in pineapple and chilies. in ivory coast deep fried plantain zora favorite. they may not be low fat but they are super tasty. in india but us are a populist staple whether he's in plain all stuffed flavors of an oversized leads but how does our sense of taste work. are these cookies tasty. when you like what you see you dig in after all looks count right when chewing you feel the cookie on your tongue is it harder soft warm or cold taste begins i'm a tongue it's covered with water culpability they in turn are covered by taste buds . the bumps of the pill enlarge the tongue surface area significantly flavor is analyzed directly at the pele by the taste buds on its surface. they absorb the substances found in the cookie and direct them to the taste buds sensory cells. thes

the explosive power of the sun mr physicists work to predict solar storms and protect the earth. and she rests and chameleons the lizard that has surprised scientists while you do think low in the tongue. thus our first story is all about food tacos are passed out as popular in mexico made with hope marinated in pineapple and cheese. in ivory coast deep fried plantain sour a favorite. they may not be low fast but they are super tasty. in india but at us are a popular staple where the eastern plain all stuffed flavors give an overall italy's but how does our sense of taste work. are these cookies tasty. when you like what you see you dig in after all looks count right when chewing you feel the cookie on your tongue is it harder soft warm or cold taste begins on the tongue it's covered with what are called propel a they in turn are covered by taste buds. the bumps of the pill enlarge the tongue surface area significantly flavor is analyzed directly at the pill way by the taste buds on its surface. they absorb the substances found in the cookie and direct them to the taste buds sens

it is linked to the time when the equator is closest to the sun. talk about spring, let's bring in ian whitaker. thank you for taking the time to speak to us on this first day of spring. there is confusion. we just assumed it was m march , but that is not the case. >> n not at all. what point of the year you are in. on grerewich mean time and wherere you arere relative o ththat, the point of the equino, a specific time during the day varies, and because you have a leap year every four years, your earth around the sun takes 365.25 days. that adds up and you end up with a six hour delay as yoyou go around until you correct for each time. >> is that true for all of the equinoxes s or just a spriring? >> it is true for all the equinoxes and thee solsticices. your equinox, yoyour equal nigh, where you u get the same amountf daylight as sunlight during g te day, s spring and autumn, you he your solstices, which are junee and december time. thesese are where the e sun is t the highest in the skyr r the lowest in the sky depending on which hemisphere you a

numbers in the mid-50s to the low 60s. mix of sun and high clouds. here is look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. and the gusty winds will relax a bit as we head towards the end of the workweek, and the temperatures eventually will come up as we head towards friday, saturday, sunday. and even into monday. low to mid-70s inland. mid-60s coast. low 70s around the bay. i would have to say some of you just may get spring fever later on this week. enjoy the sunshine. >> already got it bad. >> yeah, we're talking about you, dan. >> sandhya, thank you very much. >>> a ceo helps a little >>> cal state college students protested at the state capital today over deteriorating living conditions for thousands of students. the cal state students association is urging lawmakers to support reduced tuition, improved financial aid and services for homeless and hungry students. lawmakers say they are working to find solutions, including reduced parking fees on campus. >> your issues our issues. we need students to succeed. we need our universities to thrive. you ar

more than one hundred sun cycle bikes are already in use around the country including here at the sun umballa community conservancy the reserve is situated in the north east of namibia where the job a river forms a natural border to botswana the wildlife here not only attracts tourists but also bush meat hunters and ivory poaches for a long time the rangers have to patrol the area on bikes with just one gear. thanks to donations they now have eight e-books which allow them to work far more efficiently. on a normal day the ranges cover up to twenty five kilometers of a bush. seen. by. the rangers wouldn't want to trade their bikes for a car the bikes may not be as strong as a four by four but they're much more agile they need to be recharged after every sixty kilometers. or in the daytime we charge the car battery and in the evening we can take the cable and charge the battery of the bicycle with the car battery to do so with this so we can still charge the battery when it's dark. you know. the robust and simple design of the bikes is well suited to working in the bush and allows the r

the sun i get lower on the horizons or losing a little energy from the sun and that means we're less energy for those storms to build those a very strong thunderstorms really like the sun to get all that heat energy and squeeze out more rain but things begin to taper off a little bit we're not done with the showers by any means more scattered showers likely to continue for tonight but increasing showers specially after midnight tonight. and some partly cloudy skies, here's the good news though we get tomorrow mostly dry day around the bay area see little more sunshine to some partly cloudy skies and then warmer weather as we get the weekend much warmer weather. maybe these temperatures are very similar to what we had a couple of weeks ago, you see that low that is a swirling off the coast line that is pushing onshore that's brought with it that unstable air but behind that high pressure starts to build in tomorrow and here comes the sunshine we want to warn those temperatures up very nicely outside as high pressure takes over tonight. we'll see those passing clouds of the couple ling

the sun has said what it wants to happen. analyst for many years, what do you think will pan out over the next few days? there has never been anything like this, carry. the simple picture is that the prime minister's authority over her cabinet and mps is com pletely over her cabinet and mps is completely shot, and probably over the entire country. she will have to go eventually and in the not—too—distant go eventually and in the not—too—dista nt future. it's go eventually and in the not—too—distant future. it's in her hands to decide when that will be, but in her case, she should go with some dignity while she can instead of being bundled up, which will happen if she doesn't. we haven't yet looked at the alternative players. norman talked about the possible indicative vote process. she has a choice of possibly being in command of that, or leaving it to parliament to be in command. if parliament to be in command. if parliament gets the bit between its teeth, what will be the outcome? it's a huge risk all round. there are so ma

the sun hasn't dried this because it's not up yet. you beat the sun. you beat the sun here as well. typical slowing across the richmond-san rafael bridge. we'll get back to the area in a second. i wanted to show you the south bay along the peninsula. it's a smooth drive right now. even the tri-valley moves nicely. we had this earlier crash at whipple dyer, southbound in toward union city and that did slow more in through hayward and the deal there is that as folks found slowing and heard about a crash past the san mateo bridge, more moved over to west 92 if they're headed to the peninsula, early that keeps the dumbarton bridge lighter. san mateo bridge builds a little more across that flat section. no major issues over there. south 680 at treat we have the activity on the shoulder after the earlier car fire. things are calming down, smoothing out as the build comes in out of concord. you'll see more traffic toward caldecott. backup toward highway 4 and on our waze system we have more bause there are a lot of wazers out there, a cluster of reports there. one from jeff g. talks about a

warriors lost at home to the suns 115-111. clay thompson had a message. >> i expect the crowd to be more into it, too. i know it's not the play-offs but it is the last go around at oracle. at least you could stand up when we make a good play, especially in the beginning, especially this time of year. >> stanford women lost to oregon by 40 points one month ago. last night they got even. they won 64-67 to win the pac 12 tournament. >>> the raiders reportedly agreed to trade osemalie to the jets in exchange for a 5th round pick. that trade and antonio brown trade will be made official this wednesday. that's sports. see you tonight. >>> play of the day, nba hoops, toronto and miami jockeying for play-offs. >> oh, my. >> excellent passing. the heat from offense to defense. derrick jones finishing with alley-oop. look at that. unbelievable athleticism on display reaching back then right there. that is the play of the day. >> that is amazing. >>> lawmakers are reacting to the president's new budget proposal unveiled earlier this morni

let's start with the sun. ation about theresa may's future and how long she has got as prime minister is, think to say, at fever bridge this morning. the now she seems to have fended off a challenge to her leadership —— fever pitch. we will come onto that in more detail in a moment. that meeting was with some of her opponents to the brexit deal, but the prime minister's fate aside this will be a crucial few days. potentially she could ring back the withdrawal agreement, there could be a third vote on it later this week, but what we will see today is mps deciding whether to take control of the parliamentary agenda, there could be a series of votes, possibly around six indicative votes that could go along several lines, it could go along several lines, it could essentially mean parliamentarians have to vote on a softer brexit, perhaps bringing forward a second referendum, the backdrop is really interesting. we shouldn't forget about the backdrop to the sun's article this morning, which is at the weekend we saw 1

john bombard from the sun on my book the british course that's enough of them to. want. to take a look at. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully implement from the inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela associated. famously have a supplement to move the tempests in fact football down to the sun moon yet the keep the mass of the moment open the who story isn't new makes him cold in henry kissinger to tell him that he would not be tolerated. in latin america. terms of economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the chilean economy scream so what's making the economy is in this way we. run. readings of the salutation by now i'm sure that most of you have heard the news that russia gate is officially no more bypassed existent savior robert mueller is own hands no less but fear not coalition fans because of team trump shenanigans with co

that is from the sun. the department for exiting the european union says...t upends the balance between our democratic institutions and sets a dangerous, unpredictable precedent for the future. let me read that to you again. this is extraordinary language from the department for exiting the european union. this amendment upends the balance between our democratic institutions and sets a dangerous, unpredictable precedent for the future. in the context of this usually controversial statement from the primer is the last wednesday, when she essentially blamed mps for not passing her brexit deal, for creating this impasse. thisjust deepens their sense of huge tension between parliament and between the prime minister. let's bring in chris mason. strong language in that statement, chris. sorry, christian is like with us, chris mason may be on later. the language in that statement, very strong stuff. we will come back to that in a second. the tellers are coming back with the result on the government amended motion. order! order. the ayes to the right, 327, the noes t

the suns taking advantage. booker on the fast break with the jam.finishing with 37 points as the suns stun the warriors 115-111 the final. the stanford women's team battling oregon. the fourth quarter is where we take you. stanford down 3. smith connects on the 3 to beat the shot clock. the game tied at 51. later in the 4th, carrington with the steal and takes it the other way for the layup. she lead the team with 22 points. stanford by 3. williams steps back. drains the three. stanford beats oregon 64-57 and win their 13th pac-12 championship title. over on the spring train baseball, the ar's taking on th giants. drives one off the wall for an rbi double. going to trot around and score. the as with the 3-1 lead. he crushes one off of the a's closer. that brings the giants within two. in the 9th inning, tied at 4, winning run at third, smokes it. and the a's beat the giants 5-4 the final. how about this from the giant split squad game in scottsdale. you might recognize that guy. hunter pence now with the rangers. he homers and received the standing

clenched fist salute they have gotten theresa may on the front page of the sun. about this? she is claiming that she is obviously, she says she is on the side of the people? yeah, i think it is interesting. i think the sun has put probably the most positive spin on theresa may's statement tonight and in that statement, theresa may basically said it is not my fault that we're going to have a delayed brexit, that is the fault of the mps will not get behind my deal and she said that i share the public‘s frustration. a lot of mps have said that she is stubborn, the sun is making a slightly more sympathetic argument here, saying that she is pointing out that the public to want to get on with brexit and what is stopping her is parliament. i think what is tricky here is yes, there we re what is tricky here is yes, there were lots of mps who do not want the uk to leave the eu at the end of march, there were lots of mps who have come up with problems with no solutions over the last three years between esme has been a leader over that entire period, so i think even if she

over the 20 yea rs of hear the sun that move. hat happened to her —— of not knowing what happened to her, i did not know she was dead alive. and of thinking if this is how she is it doesn't matter if she is dead or alive. but it was worse than our worst imaginings. the news was coming on about bodies being dug up in cromwell street. and we already have a sense this could be something to do with lucy. and i remembered saying my mum, "i think it's going to be better to than not to know." and she said, "i'm not so sure about that." toomey, the most difficult about her suffering was the fact that she was gagged so that she didn't have a voice, she couldn't speak the words, she couldn't use the boys. —— to me. and i think that compelled me to find my voice. lousi's life was sacred and they need it to reclaim her as a person, as my sister, from what happens. and then it came to me that the only way out of this was to move towards forgiveness, but i had no idea what that could mean or how that could be possible. but i made a vow that cou

the evening hours. you are going to see some sun and clouds as well. o the rain gear because this trend carries on through sunday. even high elevation snow in lake county in the hills. also over mount hamilton sunday morning as we continue to see cold air in there sunday afternoon as well. rain potential. most areas are under an inch of rain through sunday. anywhere from .2 in san jose to .7 in santa rosa. a lot of people are wonder being the little league games. tomorrow, north bay and coast in the morning there will be rain. rain spreads at 10:00 a.m. scattered showers for the afternoon. i think the afternoon games might be okay. but the morning could be dicey. on sunday you have a better opportunity seeing your kids play as we will see showers in the morning but more spotty later on in the day. overnight 30s and 40s with the showers. definitely cold tomorrow morning first thing in the afternoon, cool enough, with showers, in the 50s. friendly reminder, turn your clocks forward one hour. daylight saving time begins. you do enjoy an extra hour of sunli

the sun calling for action.onsibility for this lies with the television companies. but it is notjust one show. it is across the board. you said it yourself, they are cheap to make which means they are exceptionally profitable. they make a lot of money off these people. and the people themselves may make a few hundred thousand pounds if they are lucky. that's if they catch the imagination. dozens of people go on the shows and do not come out with a career and they will have to deal with the pressure, the intense pressure that comes with tens of millions of people watching you and ijust millions of people watching you and i just feel that they are not given enough support and i think that there is a lot more that itv and... the bbc have not had these tragedies but they have seen marriages fall apart, for example. specially on the dancing programme. i do think they need to take a lot more responsibility. break that down. what could be done? well that is the question. many of these battles are fought, i cannot speak

nice in the sun. and then golf, light winds and perfect. s concerned, ngnot a lot g on. look at this. we are dry out there. our next system coming inrom the midwest. this will be swinging through as we go through tomorrow night --t sorry, tonight tomorrow night. so for the bus stop for tomorrow forki the , there is a spotty shower possible tomorrow morning but rain increases after lunch. by the timeki you drop th off or their coming home, we are looking at rain showers. about an80% chance you'll see it in your neighborhood tomorrow afternoon. we cloud up throughout the day today. tt s shower possible for tomorrow morning's commute, and then betterf chances rain throughout tomorrow afternoon and the evening commute. then it starts to move out of here late tomorrow n and then we're dry until tuesday with temperatures in the 40s. plenty of sunshine, low 50s y. wednes low 60s thursday. nearing 70 on we're 70s next weekend. more rain chances arrive toward the end of nt weekend and into monday. >>> we've got more news right after this. we'll see y

but from the sun no money to go to the british course they're going to love them but. i mean you got. to. take. the money polaski is dead right so the money velocity would measure how money is being along down from bank to bank to bank bank bank which is a measure of economic health is dead and if the money printing continues to increase some sort of asking the question why is the money not getting into the economy they're printing more of it. is a tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully implement from the inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against a troll is to venezuela associate. famously have a supplement please move it out. that. data to see on the. moment of the who story isn't new nixon called in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated in latin america an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the economy scream so wants

i am now with the earth in my pocket is there if that's how small it is compared to the sun was cold see that so. astronomy is the most ancient of all the sciences. the first calendars were based on what we see in the sky which also seemed to hold the secrets of creation that night we see stars that are millions of white years away but the night is disappearing says manuel philip from the rosenheim planetarium. the physicist has set up a star park in the bavarian alps a protected dark zone where you can still view the firmament it's a sight most of humanity now rarely sees. of it fresh on its once only twenty to thirty percent of us still see the night sky as it really is a sleepy other seventy to eighty percent of us can't see it like this anymore simply because of the vast increase in artificial lights it's behind creasing the swamp in the night sky for the last ten to twenty years and lift consists of think . primeval rhythms of light and darkness have been suspended in major cities the world's biggest urban centers are now forty times brighter than the night sky. the seventeenth

design is very abundant over here so what really makes sense is to be able to power them using using the sun and so we start to have not been affected by the politicians the embryos want to turn their fish farm into africa's biggest and they're hoping to win the people of them from going over to fish farming. will stay for a moment at the water's edge the this time in west africa a century around the black hole to revel in northwestern gonna is the only natural habitat for pygmy hippos in that country a couple of years ago there were only two left but conservation efforts by the local community have helped them bounce back today activists count almost forty hippos. one those hoping to catch sight of the rare reclusive animals have a good chance here in northeastern ghana near the border with ivory coast from picking a fast you'll often see their heads bobbing in the waters of the black belt a river. pygmy hippos are viewed as totems by people in the area there is specially important as cultural symbols for the wallet and lo be tripes. after law is a high school is one of the chief ranges of

the sun is going down extra late, at 7:12 in the evening, and then april 1st, the sun sitting at 7:32the evening. the daylight hours will be getting longer in the weeks ahead. out there right now, we have been stuck in the range in the mid and upper 50s, and that's where we will see in the next hour or so before the clouds keep us in the 40s. we will full about 5 or 7 degrees from where we are right now, and we can also see some fence dog developing in our sheltered valleys in the north bay, so we will keep our eye on that and we could encounter that first thing tomorrow. it's a dry day on your monday but a lot of cloud cover from time to time. we may be able to skaequeak out few sunshine here and there, and it's only 54 tomorrow, and 60 in san jose. 58 in santa rosa. 68 the high for concord and antioch. rain returns to the forecast on tuesday. so does the storm impact scale. it's a 1 storm impact scale. future weather, 9:30 in the morning, the best first thing on tuesday and the system will begin to move into the bay area. as we go into the afternoon and evening we expect the showers

basically there is enough energy in the world and the sun supplies us with more energy than we even need for this energy isn't necessarily available at the right time and in the right place first of all that means we need an efficient energy storage and transport solution and we found one hundred years. before. but haven't the solutions been around for ages what about storage batteries well they don't have a lot of capacity even though they're big. a six hundred kilo battery came in the electric vehicle can only store the energy equivalent of ten meters of gasoline so what alternative energy carriers are that. hydrogen is an excellent carrier because it can be regenerative really obtained from water because it can then react with oxygen to form water so there's no carbon dioxide production and no damaging emissions. missile. the advantage of hydrogen is that it's clean hydrogen gas produces only water vapor wanted. even so it hasn't been used for energy storage all that much because it takes up a lot of space. getting a hydrogen balloon down to a manageable size requires either enormous

by the afternoon more sun than clouds. low 60s for you today in san jose. at 2:00 about 61 in mountain view. we're dry tonight, 6:00, 50s and 60s. leave the rain gear at home, it will not be raining. but this time sunday night or i should say sunday morning into sunday night we'll be tracking our next system. i'll time it out the next time we see you. >> thank you, lisa. >>> we have some stunning information about jeff adachi. we know a deadly combination of cocaine, alcohol and a bad heart killed adachi. dan noyes dug into the newly released autopsy and toxicology reports. >> reporter: one month ago on a friday night, paramedics found san francisco public defender jeff adachi unresponsive on the floor of this telegraph hill apartment. tey shocked him and got a pulse for a few seconds before it was lost. he was transferred to california pacific medical center where a doctor pronounced him dead. a woman listed as catalina told investigators she spent the day with adachi at some point, had some cannabis edibles, a glass or two of champagne with dinner in her w

the sun that characterises him as smart. t got many friends, certainly in the papers. start with the telegraph, headline, major constitutional crisis, a quote from the solicitor general. is it? in some ways it is. in many ways it is a constitutional crisis because theresa may has repeatedly tried to bring back the same law. there was an amendment last week that mps voted on which looked at the ruling that you could not keep bringing back the same legislation. it was seen previously there was a slight difference. butjohn bercow set himself in the chamber that numerous mps have come to him concerned about this, saying it was a misuse of parliamentary procedure. he appears to have agreed with them. to reset mate will now have to go back to brussels, dry to get article 50 extended, and if you want mps to vote on a deal, it will have to be a different deal rather than co nsta ntly different deal rather than constantly trying to

that will feel like it, though, if you're in the sun in pa palo alto. san francisco, still will be cool. an ocean breeze out of the west at 15 miles per hour. 64 in the mission. maybe you're heading up to napa or sonoma. low 70s there. also, 70 here in santa rosa. going to the coast, expect our cool weather, point rays at 58. fantastic for the sierra. mostly sunny skies on saturday and sunday. possibly a little bit of rain there returning on monday. but they're open at squaw valley. 200 trails, 32 runs. going toskng, as we head through this upcoming weekend. >>> now, let's get to the extended forecast. the sunshine is not going to last for an extremely long time. once we hit sunday, we'll begin to see some cloud cover increase by the afternoon. we'll keep the clouds on monday. and then, here comes -- yes, more rainfall. it's probably the last thing some of you want. but we have shower chances returning by tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we're not concerned about the rainfall from this. it's next friday we could see heavy rain return, that might push int

. >>> the sun finally came out today. hope you enjoyed it. it was a good day to maybe take the dogs out for a walk. >> yeah. look at that. a viewer sent us this picture from san francisco. just what they were doing there. let's go to meteorologist sandhya patel for more on the weather. >> it was good to see the sun. i have to say, kristen and dan. let's look at february rainfall. the numbers pretty impressive. santa rosa's average rain just under 6.5 feet. almost free times what it averages. close to 17 inches there. san jose, 3.32 is the average. they got almost double that in the month already. 5.55. we're closing out this month and it has been productive in terms of the storms. nothing right now on radar. in the sierra, though, we're tracking some snow showers. there are road closures and chain controls on state route 88 and in case you're thinking about heading up to the mountains, winter storm watch 10:00 p.m. tomorrow until sunday. up to two feet for the peaks. 10 to 20 inches for the other elevations. limited visibility and travel will

we get the sun trying to break out tomorrow. that's the break between the heavier storms we've had.o a half inch on saturday. by next wednesday and thursday, that could be the stretch of some prolonged drying. >> a bentley. >> a lom bore genie. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- adam sandler,

look at the sun from the golden gate bridge. 54 in concord. livermore you're dhchecking in 50 degrees. what a day out there. lots of folks still enjoying the snow at about 160% of normal for the season. we have full conditions this morning. sunny and warmer today. look for those april showers this week as soon as tomorrow. perhaps low 70s today. first column is what we should have for the last day of march but the second column is where we'll be today. anywhere from 6 to 8 degrees warm warmer in livermore and san jose. enjoy it. things are changing as soon as tomorrow. on the coast, a few high clouds. winds on the light side. mid-60s for monterey. for today, we're fine. tomorrow we have inkreetsing clouds. a chance of showers throughout the day and then for tuesday, we're cooler. that system has passed by and allowing for a dry day on wednesday. temperatures will settle to near average readings. there's another system for thursday into friday. this is the way it will look monday morning. dry throughout the afternoon. we're looking at more in t

the sun has come out on 24 fith first day of spring. but it wasn't quiet this morning. if you were commuting, you probably remember the downpours earlier this morning. and it is really pretty much winding down. so here a look at the rain totals. oakland, .85. you will notice around concord, about a third of an inch. and as we take you hour by hour through the night, a few hours going into tomorrow morning. we'll play tag with the santa cruz county coastline. but tomorrow consider it a break. i'll let you know when the next storm is coming in. a look at the weekend coming right up. >>> this afternoon's clearing skies seem to have brought out this whale in the bay. impressive. sky 7 spotted it about 40 minutes ago and the whale just leaped and breached a few hundred yards off san francisco's marina green. it is unclear exactly what type of whale it is, but many species are migrating off on the coast right now sometimes putting on quite a show. >>> and you've seen it from the freeway while driving down 280 and from the air, but this evening we're giving you a new true of th

that when the sun is too hot and you come to look for water you find the levels have gone very low and this water is salty it's not good for washing clothes for drinking this water is bad and we sometimes catch diseases like typhoid. all over the country illegal sand harvesting is taking place in broad daylight the driver of this truck doesn't want to be filmed but tells us up to two hundred truckloads of sand are collected each day the illicit sand business is a lucrative one just not for the people in the communities where the sand is mind on the small group of sandy this cashes in on the sales where the people of much of course are divided between those who depend on the little money and from harvesting and those desperate to save the last puddles of water in the area but no matter which side they're on both groups suffer the dangerous and by mental and human cost of the data and industries underbelly. many lives have been ruined or lost due to kenya sandra this is a thirty six year old farmer who lost her husband a scent harvest who died at work. it happened on the seventh of march

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that is when the sun was out and the weather was beautiful. crowds were a bit heavier than right now. they could pick up. reter today, we' expected to get some sun again. that's going to make it a more easant experience and like of a been saying, what better place to be when the sun finally does come out. picture that makes this even more picture perfect. we're live here along the tidal basin, derrick ward, news 4.ck o you. >> i'm getting my thesaurus out this morning. >> no kidding. don't touch those cherry blossoms. >> we saw people picking the cherry blossoms. >> yeah, yeah. we throw rocks at themut they still do it. i don't know. >> thank you. >> one guy took it away and was smelling it. my goodness. >> too much. >> that is a no-no. time is 10:08. still ahead, if y want to see some beautiful trees there are -- they're along the tidal basin a showed you. we have more news ahead. stay with us. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real es

shall we start off with the sun?l—page editorial, on their front editorial, full—page editorial, on theirfront page. editorial, full—page editorial, on their front page. yes, not holding back, as you might expect. but what it is saying here is, you can read it is saying here is, you can read it yourselves, time is up, theresa, and say what needs to happen is theresa may needs to make clear she will resign the moment a deal, particularly her deal, is past and this goes to the argument that thick word a significant number of people on the brexit side don't trust the prime minister to be able to deliver a satisfactory future arrangement with the eu, once we've actually left, so we have the withdrawal agreement, assuming that gets through which is a big assumption, and if that gets through then we need to negotiate the new arrangements with the eu as to how we are going to deal with them and liaise with them in a future or not and that framework, the brexiteer side clearly want to have somebody else that they believe is

as we heard from lauryn, the sun will come out later today. what better place to be when the sun breaks through the clouds and starts to light up these cherry blossoms. so still a day to come down here. if you don't likecrowds, don't mind rain, today is the day fu. live along the tidal basin, derrick ward, back to you. >> you havetl s luminescence as well, good stuff, derrick, thank you very much. >>> time is 9:07 on this sunday morning. still ahead, get this, aiv grandmother birth to her own grandchild. we're going to eoflain this gift ove when we come back. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> now to a story about a special baby in annebraska. the incredible way that she came into the world for one family. >> yeah, it is all thanks to her grandmother. nbc's tammy leitner has the story. >> stay awak

warriors lost at home to the suns 115-111. clay thompson had a message for those at oracle. >> i expect the crowd to be into it. i know it's not the play-offs but this is the last go around at oracle. at least you could stand up or something when we make a good play. we need that energy, especially this time of year. >>> stanford women lost to oregon by 40 points one month ago. th won 64-57 to win the pac 12 tournament. >>> the raiders reportedly have agreed to trade the guard to the jets in exchange for a 5th round pick. that trade and the antonio brown trade will be made official this wednesday. that's sports. see you tonight. the of an oakland city council member is killed over the weekend. the events that led to his death. >>> personal tragedy for one bay area councilwoman. she tries to make sense of her son's murder. >> a passenger jet goes down with no survivors. the black box is found in the wreckage. >> cot u.s. face another government shut down as president trump releases the 2020 budget that he is expected to face an

the . sun will. the members eighteen and over they share a street in the end zones a neighborhood with a trickle. together they form the devil group. in . the outlaws control the public restroom. over the paris restaurant this is the devil's turf and the police station is on the same street it's just three hundred meters from the paras to the precinct. her. is the chief of the police station and it's his job to deal with the devil group and other street gangs. and. he. well. maternity was founded in a rocky place that's what my toddie actually means a rock and since its founding the main job acquiring and stone cutting but this kind of work is not to everyone this like a good. book. but. as a rule the devils don't do anything during the day they just hang about. the guys smoke marijuana nonstop it's the cheapest drug in congo as in many countries drug use is illegal but it doesn't stop the gang members and they seem unconcerned about the harm it does their hells by night for many of them would be lite

another important trend is the rise of the sun belt. if you look at the map of america, the sun belt -- if you see florida, georgia, texas, arizona, california, maybe including las vegas in that area of the south and the southwest. you can see from this map, population trends. people moving away from what becomes -- if this is the sun belt, what do we call the green part? the rust belt. that implies whether rust belt -- that implies why the rust belt is better than the snow belt, the deindustrialization, factors -- factories closing down and getting rested. jobs are starting to open up in the south and west. because of air conditioning and its prominence, it now becomes a much more pleasant prospect to live in south florida, arizona, or las vegas, or parts of texas. down to this day, we see population growth in america really highlighted in those areas. the carolinas, georgia, florida. alabama and mississippi, it's interesting to see the states left out, alabama, mississippi, and new mexico. they generally are not hugely prosperous or gr

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the bay area. >> just a little built of sun coming out. don't get too used to it. more rain in the forecast. we'll take you through this and how much more sun is coming our way. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. disturbing allegations tonight about a high school in so >>> racist messages and hateful language. disturbing allegations about a high school. fair field families says their son is the target of hate crime. and it happened on the same day classes were cancelled because of another threat. live from fair field with more. >> that's right. in a facebook post the school district says it's investigating that threat of violence. but they do expect classes to resume tomorrow. >> reporter: pencils down classes empty. lights out. the high school was shut down today out of caution. and for the safety of our students and staf

let's move on to the sun, which has a slightly different angle, back me and sack me. eir political editor, the prime minister hence she will go if brexiteers support her deal. does this ring true for you? the simple truth is i don't know. it is a fascinating story and it is one of those unnamed source sort of stories, but it does play to a narrative, which is that that conversation is now starting. and certainly you hear the rumours around westminster that there is that talk going on now, that hardline brexiteers are trying to convince their colleagues to come on board, with a vague hint the prime minister might prove to be malleable. i suppose people might think, though, it is still the same deal. it is this weird logic, how can you be that opposed to it and yet vote for it. where are your principles there? and i... it is interesting to note who would be in favour of this. so if i was being cynical, i might suggest that boris johnson and others who have leadership ambitions might quite like this deal tojust leadership ambitions might quite like this deal to just go th