is that a reasonable thing to look at, the quality of that sun light and that lost sun light from a ceqaerspective? >> yes, we did look at how that area of the park is used. we have -- our consultant did surveys to see how many people in the park and which areas they are using. all of that is considered in making our determination. >> supervisor mandelman: do you relate what's being lost to how much is already gone? it steams like here this increase from 7.41 to 7.7, is actually a 5% loss of sun light. oral 5% increase in the shadow. >> yes, we do consider the qualitative sheriff's departmen. >> supervisor mandelman: we know there's significant amount of impact. we don't know what they are. we can't mitigate them and do statement of overriding of consideration. when you get to the project level like this, the individual project has a loss that's some amount. but i don't think here you're looking at cumulative analysis a particular building. >> an area plan e.i.r. is cumulative analysis. because it looks at the proposed development that's anticipated over a certain period of time. we look

we will go with the showers this morning and the surf are sun coming up featuring more clouds and mid to upper 60s and a dry afternoon and we'll look for a partly cloudy evening, setsing up for a pretty good looking sunday, but can it last? i'll let you know in a few minutes, chris? >> thank you. all lanes of the benicia bridge are back open after a bomb scare. the southbound lanes were shut down for several hours because a man stopped in the middle of the bridge and said he had a bomb. officers took him into custody, but the bomb squad had to examine a suspicious package left in the truck. nothing dangerous was found. all lanes re-opened around 11:30. the suspect is identified as 54-year-old rodney brinker hoff. he is expected to face multiple charges. >>> repairs are under way on the richmond-san rafael bridge after chunks of concrete fell once again. it happened on the west end of the span. back in early february it was the east end. lu luis luz pena has more. >> sky 7 caught the moment the concrete fell on the eastbound lanes backing up traffic for two hours. >> it's basically rea

much warmer with the sun.d our accuweather app and track a few more showers into monday and brightening up on wednesday. that's what we get in spring. wind, rain, snow and maybe warm weather. >> not a bad day for baseball. dpl >>> coming up, the business of being a ride share driver. be game one veter >>> here are the winning numbers from the powerball drawing. 15, 33, 43, 59, 60. the powerball number 8. nobody picked audiotall six. >>> the winning numbers from last night drawing, 1, 23, 29, 33, 42. the meganumber 3. no one picked all six in that drawing either. wednesday night's prize increasing to $34 million. >>> abc 7 news is focused on building a better bay area . we have taken a closer look at the ride sharing business. in our search for solutions, we rode along with a veteran driver to find out how he plays the game. >> how are you? >> good. >> reporter: jay is what you might call master ride share driver. he's a survivor at a job that's reported to have heavy turnover. >> what happens in life is you th

spawn on its own axis and also orbited the sun at high speed. people believe that this would have an perceivable consequences the earth would be subjected to strong headwind and objects would tip over and things like that. and then there was the theological aspect that martin luther threw into the mix. he told copernicus that the bible said that the sun moved around the earth and not the other way around so copernicus was wrong and that scared copernicus into keeping quiet so any peers of. martin luther called copernicus a fool and his model was dismissed not so much as heretical but more as fantastical . it was only seventy years after his death that galileo's observations provide a convincing arguments. but the physical proof had to wait for another three hundred years nevertheless nicholas copernicus had provided the extra nominal model of our solar system and refuted the ancient scholar ptolemy and that in itself was revolutionary. earth was ultimately removed from the center of the universe and classified as an ordinary planet that orbited

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copernicus believed the sun was at the center of the solar system. but even though he spent thirty years working on his theory he kept quiet about it his friends and confidantes including some high ranking clerics tried to persuade him to publish his work but without success. her knickers was scared of publishing his theory because he was afraid he would make himself a laughing stock. educated people knew that the earth wasn't flat that it was a sphere. in copernicus's world view this fear was also moving. spawn on its own axis and also orbited the sun at high speed people believe that this would have on forseeable consequences the earth would be subjected to strong headwinds and objects would tip over and things like that. and then there was the theological aspect that martin luther threw into the mix. he told copernicus that the bible said that the sun moved around the earth and not the other way around so copernicus was wrong and that scared copernicus into keeping quiet so any peers of. martin luther called copernicus a fool and his model was dis

and when we'll see more sun.e'll talk about more sunny days in our seven-day outlook and more cloud days coming up. >>> breaking news out of the east bay this morning. ony one lane of northbound interstate 880 in oakland is open right now after a crash. multiple cars were involved in the accident. it happened just after 5:00 this morning, south of 98th avenue. we're told at least one person has major injuries. it's unclear when all lanes will reopen. >>> gavin newsom has become the first sitting california governor to travel to central america. the trip comes on the heels of president trump visiting the u.s./mexico border on friday. the governor's office says he chose el salvador because 680,000 salvadorans live in california. that's the largest populations of -- population of salvadorans in the entire country. experts say newsom needs to see the root causes of migration. >> people who stay in el salvador face corrupt bureaucrats, like corrupt politicians and corrupt police, and also the violence from the gangs w

the sun light ordinance. it's a city law that a building is not allowed to cast a shadow on any public park if it has a significant impact. i don't know what can be more significant impact with shadowing eight months out of year out of play areas, basketball court, green area in this park. i want to just to read a quote from one of the rec and park commissioners back in 2015 when at that time, they opposed this building. the community has put an exclamation point on the value of that sun light. this is not just significant adverse impact on the park, it would be significant adverse impact on the community that uses the park. that was true in 2015, that is true today. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm kevin clark. i won't repeat what the young people stated. i do support it. i live and work at 71 moss street which shares the northwest corner of the proposed building. additional green space that will impact wildlife in the area is the area behind my building. there are two large trees. one is a four

every one enjoys sun. we'll talk about how much warmth we get for the week ahead and this last day of our three contestants are all at the big ikea table. who's going to be tonight's winning chef? contestant #1, impressive knife skills. but contestant #2 fights back by using fresh parsley. and, contestant #3 adds a touch of sweetness. sweetie, come eat outside. but it's too hot out there! perfect! make room for the judge! ♪ ♪ live together. lounge differently. ikea. ♪ ♪ >>> in sports, a big day in the area for our team. the sharks face the avalanche. the puck drops at 4:30 p.m. tip off is at 12:30. if you're not going to game, you can watch it only on abc 7. we'll have live one-on-one interviews with players and coaches. we have a preview of today's match up. > reporter: good morning. their motto is strength in numbers but the warriors might not be at full strength when they take on the rockets in game one. steph curry and klay thompson are listed as questionable after spraining their ankles in the close o

he does his best to stay out of the sun. he carries his sunscreen there and he's holding onto it like he did for the outdoorfo interview. r an added layer of protection. the whole to see station participating in this climate change. >> i played tennis with him. for years, he has slathered it on. as white as his shorts and shirt. >> if she tells you to cover up, up.cover >> bob has had personal experience. he's a scientist and understands how this wks. >> he's irish with that pale white. >> everyone else with pe skin should take a warning from bob. get your skin checkedegarly. >> greateminder. >> we had a lot of sun for april. a lot of warmth. temperatures are warm, it's sunny. >> the amazing thing, here we are in tapril,he sun is as strong as it is in august. a lot ofeople don'think about it this time of the year. we're seeing the strongest of the sun about two months away. april is like august, why we have to put on our sunscreen. we love to be outside in this warmer weather. temperatures today looking pretty good. a beauti

to remove moles and does his best to stay out of the sun. he also carries sunscreen with him all the time, like he did for this outdoorew intervi for an added layer of protection. >>> now to the trouble brewing for beer and wine lovers. >> ourte changing climais impacting some ingredients used to make your favorite cold brew. last year's reco rainfall is already having an impact on local vineyards. >> jim handly shows us the effects of our warming world and why it co you hard in the wallet. >> i've lived here for 47 years. i've never seen rain like that. >> the grapes of wrath. in virginia, a record rainfall that pummeled vineyards last year. >> that put usinbout 84 es of rain for the whole year. >> wayne mills, the vineyard operations manager at the popular bull run winery says yields were down 35% to 40% for white wines. the reds were hit even harder, dowost 50%. >> when they haveot allhat free moisture, they just grow, grow, grow. that's e that water hitting the roots and turn it into leaves. so we're constantly trying to pull the leaves

and limited sun here in san francisco today. we'll talk about the sunniest day of the week and whether or not we still see moisture in our seven-day outlook, coming up. >>> lisa, thank you. the president is making his trek through the west, hammering home his stance on border security. the way one group of protesters tried to shut him down. >>> also, family, friends, and fans are preparing to say their final good-byes to humanitarian and oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ozempic® should not be the first medicine fo

you're there at the "sun." on for a month and now the mayor has taken a leave of absence. tell us what "the sun" uncovered and what it means about local news. >> on march 13th, "the sun" published a story that the university of maryland medical system had bought 100,000 copies of a book series called "healthy holly," which were books for children telling them they should be active, they should eat vegetables, those sorts of things. for those books, they were paying katherine pugh, the mayor of baltimore who sat on the umms board $500,000. i think the last baltimore author who got a deal that good was the late tom clancy. it was unbelievable! and they couldn't really find many of these books. and her stories, the mayor's stories of what was going on kept shifting. "the sun" dug in, and "the sun" has now found $800,000 paid to her by non-profits like associated black charities, like kaiser permanente, the health provider which was negotiating with the city for a $48 million contract to cover its employees as they

i know we all want sun.fter all the storms we've had lately, it's going to eventually get here, but you have to wait for it. we'll see dry weather on sunday and monday, then there's your sunshine. by next tuesday and wednesday, it's going to feel real good here. san francisco upper 50s and low 60s. then we're going up to some low 70s here by sunday and also on monday's forecast. so yes, rain on friday. hopefully it's not going to be a rain out for the giants. they can maybe push it back to about 7:00 and hopefully get that game underway. >> i think they'll make that decision honestly on thursday night what they'll do on friday. based on your forecasts, we believe. thanks, jeff. >> up next, you might have missed a spot. a new revelation about sun screen and an important area you may be forgetting to cover up. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. we're celebrating alec baldwin's birthday tonight. thus we have kelly clarkson, he meal yo esteves. it's a greta show. stay tuned, everybody! >> happening now, a rock

to julian suns -- assange.pying. he was taken out after thursday after they were revoking his political asylum. we are about to hear an awful lot more about what was going on there. there have been all of these reports about his behaviour, there has been video around tonight showing him on a skateboard and there have been reports of fairly disgusting things he was doing in there. it is clear that this has not been an easy situation working in the ecuadorian embassy for a long time. the story that he allegedly hit the staff at the ecuadorian embassy. it seems extraordinary. of course we haven't heard from him. we may hear in due course at some point. his lawyers are saying this is all false. the reasonjulian are saying this is all false. the reason julian assange is are saying this is all false. the reasonjulian assange is in custody is because of the changing ecuadorian politics. a new president was elected in 2017, fallen out usually his predecessor. the previous president let assange do all of these things. l

morocco is often referred to as the place where the sun sets but the sun is certainly rising on the energy revolution taking place in. time to wrap things up on today's show and to say goodbye from here in johannesburg south africa but would love to see you again next week thank you zee also sign of for now from here but don't forget that you can always queue one into our show by checking out the content on our website on our social media platforms from the hole in co africa team thanks for joining us goodbye from lagos. good. good. good good. good. cause. fees no longer break in through the window at night more often than not we hand them our keys. via the internet. cyber crime is a multi-billion dollar disaster. but some hackers that use their skills to do good . made in germany in thirty minutes on t.w. . and farmy on the ropes germany's going to spare soldiers sometimes feel like the cinderella of the nation the public hears about crumbling capabilities of abuse of power and right wing extremism morale is suffering the troops are fighting a restoration. people don't know what it's like

merino to give up judy in the sun which also they have plans to let chevron start drilling for oil in ecuador's most important national park which is a travesty beyond all imagination but let's stick to judea and the lower in the united states. after the patcher attacks and one zero two two one zero two one the amendments to it citizens barely have rights anymore everything is at the whim of the commander in chief and the commander in chief is anything is allowed now there is no law there is no recourse to the law something i've written about in lots of my songs over the years because it's when the law goes. that we find ourselves pitched into. wars and this team at the moment bolton abramson trump himself and pence and all the rest of them are desperately trying to pitch the world the planet that we live on into this war sorry i'm drifting of julian who we should all be focusing on because he is who the whole world should be focusing on him now because if we let the u.k. get away with allowing him to be extradited to the united states and we allow the united states government at thei

of the sun flee it's small and it hurts it burrows on the street and mostly affects the feet the sun flee is common in africa and it's believed well over two million people in kenya suffer from the parasites known there as jitters we want to kisumu to find out more. to read our past the loves going to school the best part is being able to concentrate on her lessons but that wasn't always the case. the twelve year old speed used to be full of jiggers tiny sand fleas that virus into people's bare flesh causing burning painful lesions. terrible i couldn't play i couldn't jump i stretch myself mostly at night for a long time you know all the tools. of the children at this primary school in county still suffer from the minute parasite constant and severe pain makes it difficult for the infected students to walk and impossible for them to concentrate in class untreated to this can lead to deform glen's gang green and fatal tetanus infections jagers are a widespread but neglected health problem in africa official figures are hard to come by. in the schools here in consume almost a third of

again, south bay, a little bit of sun. there will be more sun. warmer temperatures on sunday for all chances of rain on monday. the rest of us escape. they are playing the tampa rays again tomorrow. there was just a little bit of a chance of a little bit of a shower at game time at 62 degrees bundle up. bringing back memories of candlestick. sunday morning in san francisco. part low cloudy skies, good temperatures -- partly cloudy sky, good temperature for a run. pollen report, not bad now or tomorrow. it will climb next week in the medium high zone. 63 at livermore and san jose. looking for a chance through the day midday and then clearing out next week the numbers climbing in the lower 70s. climbs tuesday through friday. looking at sunshine, readings in the 6 0s. not sunny tomorrow. let's get by with a sunny personality. >> we appreciate it. thank you. >>> well, one east baytown just can't catch a break. first a sinkhole caused $3 million to repair and now kpix5 shows us there is another problem. >> reporter: about 1 1/2 years ago finished repa

you will need the sun grasses, the only thing you need the umbrella for is to save you from the sun. 68 to 65 is considerably cooler than yesterday, up to 10 degrees in some areas, total sunshine at 7:00, 56 to about 61. all right, let's get a check on the morning commute. see what else is going on. >> not a whole lot. we had bridge until 4:00 a.m. that will happen tomorrow night and starting at midnight until 4:00. you have to take the long way around and use 780 instead. according to my traffic flows here, everything wrapped up on time, i'm not seeing delays in that area. if you are heading northbound, you should not have any issues, take a look at these drive times, looking great so far, westbound 3580, tracy to dublin. you are in the green, maybe a lot of folks are tied up in that. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard. 15 minutes for you, northbound 85, cupertino is also in the green. it should take you about 15 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. >>> before you get on bart this morning, make sure you have a way to play. >> bart is cracking down on fare evaders. nbc is looking at a

the waterways are becoming more dangerous. >> with the higher sun, longer days, with more sun in theo see increased snow melt. >> it's deeper, you know, it's going over the reservoirs, it's not staying there. >> the final survey of the season found that the cr snow pack at 162% of normal. 3 times what it was at the same time last year. >>> san jose top citys and count leaders are facing pressure this morning. some community members are demanding more from them in the wake of bambi larson's brutal murder. dozens showed up for a public safety meeting. some shouted they wanted undocumented immigrants to be held passed their release date. but community leaders made it clear civil detainers are unconstitutional. city officials are however,coidering changes to sanctuary laws and notified -- when immigrants convicted of crimes are released from jail. >> i believe any collaboration with ice will have wide ranging affects and it's not worth changing our sanctuary policy. >> county officials were criticized after larson's murder for not notifying ice when her accused killer was released from j

, no surprise, the clouds are early in the morning and sun in the afternoon. it's monday afternoon. what happens on tuesday? more of the same. >> and here is what we have in stored then. what a night. clouds will push inland overnight. it'll be mild tomorrow. highs near low 70s inland. then it will warm up again a bit by midweek into the mid- 70s. giants taking on the dodgers tomorrow night. is that right, mr. glen? >> whatever you say. >> this is your work. nevertheless. at least i think it will be around 57 degrees, partly cloudy skies. now sfo we'll be looking at fair and breezy conditions. temperatures will be out of the southwest to about 20. high of 67. if you're going to new york, have a good trip. you'll find 58 degrees and partly cloudy skies. rain for chicago and low 50s. overnight lows tonight in the upper 40s, low 50s with fair skies and the sun up on monday morning at 6:16 a.m. then thwir inland, above average, near the coast. a bit below average of 62 in san francisco. down in the south bay, we'll have sunshine after a few low clouds in the morni

you can see sun, a little sun helping the commute. the roads are dry. the commute is slow through pittsburgh and bay point. it is slow approaching 242 headed south. mcarthur maze traffic is slower than normal. there was a problem on the bay bridge for a bit. the light volume is helping utout a little bit. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this looks normal. on a day in march and february, if there would have been something on the bridge for 5 minutes, we would have seen a bigger backup. this is interstate 880 in oakland, you can see the traffic is moving along okay. 880 is slow from hayward to fremont. the south bay commute looks all right. there was a problem northbound 17 at the summit. if you are driving from scots valley to laus scaloes, you need extra time. let's bring in steve with the forecast. >>> did you notice the sun on highway 4? there are some breaks in there. we will have a mild day and it will be partly cloudy. there is some drizzle from the low clouds but tomorrow it really picks up. james williams says it is misting in southe

we're looking at another day with the sun at oracle, but cool.pper tos to near 60s 4:00 and then low clouds and fog moving back across the bay. a gray start for your monday but a lot of sun in the afternoon and then the cooler air mixes out that marine layer entirely and looks like by the middle of the week and you download our accuweather app and notice the trend for 50s, 60s and 70s for the entire week. still not looking very impressed with that. we'll keep it status quo. quo. >>> sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series called more in common. this week tractor day where the. >> t sdeget to sc no. >> my high school we're lucky enough to be able to drive our tractors to school one day out of the year. one special thing. >> it's tractor day. >> tractor day. >> sometimes other schools make fun of you guys for getting kind of country. >> my response is, we're proud of it. if you want to pick on a sport, go right ahead. we're not going to take no shame from it, it's what we do and what we're proud of. >> i thought it would be cool to do

sun chief among them why the temperature of the sun's corona the outer layer at an almost in comprehensible heat of a million or two degrees celsius is so much hotter than the surface of the sun itself the probe will pass through the outer atmosphere and sample its particle make may shake and electric fields so fire its heat shield and cooling systems are holding up fine but no doubt it will be a scorcher that's this day on friday japan's s. troika hunted the high abuse of two is own review and story to thought to be as old as the solar system itself just landing on the boulder covered piece of space rock was tough enough but now high bruce it too is getting down to business using explosives to collect a fresh sample from beneath the surface and bringing it two hundred ninety million kilometers back to earth and pristine condition by the end of next year the americans have a similar mission aiming for a big new asteroid but the japanese are at least a year ahead expect to see more missions like these as scientists governments and private space missions attempt to examine the debris of our s

morocco is often referred to as the place where the sun sets but the sun is certainly rising on the energy revolution taking place in. time to wrap things up on today's show and to say goodbye from here in johannesburg south africa but would love to see you again next week thank you z. also sign of for now from here but don't forget that you can always be sure went into our show by checking out the content on our website on our social media platforms from the hole in co africa team thanks for joining us goodbye from lagos . absolutely i'm going to. hold. you know that seventy seven percent blockage are younger than six o'clock. that's me and me and. you know what time off boy says i was hard on the seventy seven percent talk about the issue. from the toilet to flash from housing boom boom town this is where they are. welcome to the seventy seven percent. of the team six d. w. . her first day of school. in the jungle. first including listen to. ben doris crane the moment arrives. join during a take on her journey back to freedom. in our interest in documentary. bringing tame returns home on

then there's some sun. pollen next tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. >> not to be a den debbie downer, but pollen. >> lester holt joins us for "nightly news." >> we'll be back at 6:00. bye. >>> tonight, joe biden jokes about those allegations against him during his first public event since several women accused him of contact that made them uncomfortable. >> i just want you to know, i had permission to hug lonnie. by the way, he gave me permission to touch him. >> president trump firing back, escalating their war of words and biden dropping another major hint about his 2020 plans. >>> the impostor who claimed to be a missing boy charged with lying to the fbi. tonight his troubled past and how authorities say he got the idea to impersonate the child who vanished eight years ago, raising the family's hopes, only to crush them with a cruel hoax. >>> the scare in the cockpit forcing an emergency landing. >> if we had con

energy, and the polar regions, which receive very little of the sun's energy. but if you change that difference in the temperature between the two regions, you change the speed of the large-scale weather systems that move around the planet. as you change the temperature gradient, these weather systems start to move e more slowly through our atmosphere, and you can get more extreme conditions such as droughts and floods that just last longer in a particular region because these weather systems are moving that much slower. and so there is a connection between what happens in the arctic and weather in the lower latitudes. and we knew that if the planet started to warm and you start melting snow and you ststart melting ice, thn youu're gonna have this sortrt f feedback effecect that's gonnana amplplify the warming because you're gonnana warm up. you'rere gonna melt more snow. you're going to melt more ice. it's going to further warm everything up and melt more and more snow and ice, so you have this really vicious positive feedback. so we e knew that the arctic was

sun chief among them why the temperature of the sun's corona the outer layer at an almost in comprehensible heat of a million or two degrees celsius is so much hotter than the surface of the sun itself the probe will pass through the outer edge miss fear and sample its particle make may shake and electric fields so fire its heat shield and cooling systems are holding up fine but no doubt it will be a scorcher that's this day on friday japan's s. troika hunted the high abuse of two is henri you grew and story to thought to be as old as the solar system itself just landing on the boulder covered piece of space rock was tough enough but now high bruce it too is getting down to business using explosives to collect a fresh sample from beneath the surface and bringing it two hundred ninety million kilometers back to earth and pristine condition by the end of next year the americans have a similar mission aiming for a big new asteroid but the japanese are at least a year ahead expect to see more missions like these as scientists governments and private space missions attempt to examine the debris

the sun is shining. the sun is warming things up. but we start nice and comfortable. san francisco. and 54 in napa. 57 in livermore. san jose, already at 60 degrees. check out the seven-day forecast. it's already up at the bottom of the screen. as we look at our temperature trend for concord, we start out nice. anything you have to do outside in terms of going for a run or doing yard work, anything really active, try to get it done early. temperatures jumping 5 degrees every hour. 11:00, 80 degrees. upper 80s by. a look at all of our high temperatures today. up to 81 in oakland. we may be setting records in tphaup, s napa, santa rosa. livermore is our high temperature expected today. palo alto, reaching a high of 88 this afternoon. so as you're starting out, you get a look out the window. you're getting dressed. it's one of those days where you want to try to do something to cool off. if you're on spring break, maybe it's a good pool day or good shorts weather for heading out and about. we have very quiet, dry weather across the recently. we have also high pressure th

sun comitg up in ae over an hour at 6:30. the sun coming up, a beautiful sun sunrise. grab the jacket. temperatures in the 30s and 40ll grab the smambrella for your wednesday and thursday. large umbrella on friday. speaking of wednesday and thursday, if you're north of , d.c.ou're going to have a better chance of rain. south of d.c., i think you might be able to get away without seeing any rain as we head into your wednesday. but by friday, all of us will have a chance for some heavy rain moving into the area. take a look at the temperatures. yeah, it's jacket weather as soon as you step out your door. butater on this afternoon, we will warm up quite a bit. through this morning we're going to warm up. by 9:00a.m., all sunshine -- topping out in the 50s throughout the morning hours. and near 70 degrees for dtime highs today. nothing happening out there ri we're looking good thanks to high pressure i charge. if you're headed out to nats park, we te on the giants to start the series, 7:05 is first pitch. not that bad. sun goes down about 7:30. we are looking at temperatur

morocco is often referred to as the place where the sun sets but the sun is certainly rising on the energy revolution taking place in. time to wrap things up on today's show and to say goodbye from here in johannesburg south africa but would love to see you again next week thank you z. also sign of for now from here but don't forget that you can always queue went into our show by checking out the content on our website on our social media platforms from the whole into africa team thanks for joining us goodbye from lagos. in trends in building and living. tiny houses. with high rises. and furniture from a three d. printer. a view to the future includes a look at the past. architecture and design timeless and future oriented. the moment. through the mist double. up. an extravagant venue come. down to hosts me. we know their stuff. which failed building and definition. thirty and chat with musicians from around the world. groups every week on t.w. plane. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dinos. correspondent at the baker sun stretch this second line with the wor

i think the sun will be -- a battle between the clouds and the sun.tures will continu to rise throughout your sunday into monday. we'll have abl r of thunder tomorrow. we enjoy this sunday across o area, and, yes, clouds have nvaded from the west of our area. we have some sunshine, but there is going to be a battle for the next several hours. unfortunately, by the time we get to the late afternoon, thec ds will win. so enjoy the sunshine while you see itecause cloud will be moving across our area. temperatures outside right now in the 50s already. under calm pwinds, thane continues to travel, hopefully a safe destination. temperatures outside, we're enjoying 40s and 50s, even e fo arly morning. we're looking at great temperatures. and only going to get warmer from there. if you are going to the tidal basin, again, you won't need that heavy jacket. temperatures are going to cooperate. notice from the 60s through the 70s weevgo. with the cloudy skies we'll enjoy a very nice day andos afternoon a the tidal basin. here is why our weather has changed. 're

the sun come up. you will need a jacket. temperatures in the 40s, 50s. becoming brighter at noontime. when the sun sets, the temperatures will fall, 50s, 60s. we did have some earlier this morning. up 8 degrees. 10 degrees warmer in livermore. and here's the view from our san jose camera. get ready to sweat tomorrow. it will run a good 15 degrees higher than this time of year san jose, 12 degrees. make sure you have plenty of sun screen on. the uv index will be very high tomorrow. you can burn in less than 15 minutes. we'll see fog developing, pushing locally inward. it will be thick in spots. it pulls away. it will be a nice warm day. tomorrow morning, watch out for that fog. temperatures, 40s, 50s, tomorrow afternoon. santa clara expecting the warmest weather of the season so far. 70 in the sunset district. santa rosa, 79, owing, 80 in newark, castro valley. stay hydrated. 84, livermore and pleasanton. it is going to be sharply cooler on saturday. 50s, 60s, and then mild for easter. low 60s to mid 70s. pleasant weather. we'll go with bright and breezy

sun chief among them why the temperature of the sun's corona the outer layer at an almost in comprehensible heat of a million or two degrees celsius is so much hotter than the surface of the sun itself the probe will pass through the outer atmosphere and sample its particle make may shake and electric fields so fire its heat shield and cooling systems are holding up fine but no doubt it will be a scorcher that's this day on friday japan's s. troika hunted the high abuse of two is own review group an ester ojt a thought to be as old as the solar system itself just landing on the boulder covered piece of space rock was tough enough but now high bruce it too is getting down to business using explosives to collect a fresh sample from beneath the surface and bringing it two hundred ninety million kilometers back to earth and pristine condition by the end of next year the americans have a similar mission aiming for a big new asteroid but the japanese are at least a year ahead expect to see more missions like these as scientists governments and private space missions attempt to examine the debris

it includes a lot of sun. hey mike. >> it does. there is a ton of sunshine coming up in the next several days. today will be dimmer than it was yesterday because of the high clouds. also we have breezes starting to kick up around santa rosa at 16. fast in the usual spots, sfo and half moon bay. this is an idea of santa rosa's wind as it is forecast. 26 on mount tam right now. and eventually that works its way down to us. it is a quiet morning. 46 to 52. milder than yesterday. then you will notice the faster breezes and then the cooler weather this afternoon as we are up to five to ten degrees cooler. only 55 to 61 at 4:00. if you are heading out this evening it looks nice, grab a jacket. 54 to 57. let's find out about traffic and say hello to alex this at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on at 5:26 this morning. a typical commute. things are certainly filling in. tracy to dublin on the west bound 580. in the yellow. west bown 4 pittsburgh to concord, trying to recover from a few crashes. 101 san francisco looking good. >>

rika edwards has more on staying safe in the sun. >> reporter: it may ome be spring but the sun is at summertime strength making sunscreen an essential seasonal accessory. dermatologists recommend amu mini spf 30 or higher and broad spectrum sunscreen and mineral and chemical uv filr. >>ou want a product with multiple sunscreen iusredient be they give you the best bang for your buck in terms of protection. >> reporter: but the fda is taking a closer look at the safety of some sunscreen ingredients. chemicals like oxybenzone could skin.orbed into the but whether that means it causes harm is debatable. >> the fda is doing tir job. they are trying to keep us safe. but given the ingredients have been around in consumer products and used fores decadpon decades, i would argue they are safe and effective way to prevent skin cancer. >> reporter: an argument echoed by many sun safety experts who seventy mate one in five americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. dermatologists still recommend applying sunscreen every day o all exposedkin. especially the head, hands and legs. and don

lots of music. ♪ and you are the sun you are the sun ♪ >> a lot of talent there.l schedule of events is in the nbc washington op. searchne love manassas. >> 6:14 is the time. a live look oside on this saturday. a breezy start but a storm team 4 weather alert day. lauryn ricketts tracking what could be stron o gusts wind coming through our area. eck in with her right after this. >>> now to our changing climate series. e all know human activity is a major cause but we can be part of the solution. this horning news leon harris speaks with local inspiring others to make a difference. >> reporter: it's one of the biggest i festivals d.c. throwing tens of thousands of people and some of the biggest names in music. take a closer look. this party is really a call to action. >> how are you making it cool and active to be engaved about environmental issues? p have tol together or we're going to pull apart. >> reporter: together the man behind the festival, working to redefine cool. >> especially yetting youth active, their hands dirty, its make you care more about the envir

sun's up at 6:50 this morning. it'll be bright and sunny a

number one is sun screen every day. number two is avoid the sun when it is at its peak. protective clothing. and key, no tanning beds. >> that's a big one. anything else you specifically want people to take away? >> get themselves checked every year by a board certified dermatologist. if they have a spot they're worried about, don't wait. the worst thing do you know is delay treatment. worrying at home won't serve you. >> that's true. early detection. get it taken care of. thank you for coming in. >>> it's a very windy day until 8:00 this evening. generally the wind will be out of the northwest at 25 to 35 miles an hour with gusts occasionally up to 45 miles an hour. that brings the pofblt downed trees and power lines. overnight lows under breezy conditions and mainly clear skies, will range from low 40s to upper 40s along the bay shoreline. then tomorrow, bright sunshine skies. still breezy. not as gusty as today and much wa tomorrow we'll see highs on the coast. 60s to maybe 71 along the bay shoreline. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast of the it will be at leas