and yet in one of the great river valleys of america, something went wrong. ♪ in the tennessee valleycenturies later, the descendents of the pioneers were a neglected people, living in a ruined land. for these children, the hopes and the promise were dead. for them, the only future was poverty, ignorance, drudgery. the struggle to scratch a bare living from the reluctant soil. ♪ even the older men had forgotten the valley had once been bright with promise and with hope. horace higgins was one of many who had given up the fight. what's the use, he said. and theup the gullies, first rain washes it away. it may have been good land once, but it's bad land now. ♪ bad land, hopeless land? henry clark wondered. sion, scientists call it. the eating away of the soil. destruction that began when the early settlers cut down forests, and when the farmers out of ignorance plowed straight furrow s down the hillside. destruction from the sky. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the way it was, year after year, in a forgotten part of the united states. this was the havoc caused by greed and neglect, and men working alone

taken to the hills in the hamlets of the shenandoah valley. his announcement on april 10 offering the same terms had convinced 35 men by april 14 to turn them selves in a winchester and that's what they would do, they would go into winchester where they would seek out the provost marshal and fill out their individual parole. the possibility of assassins escaping south through the valley heighten the sense of urgency. he is writing back and forth and he is saying don't let anyone in , but he says wait we are supposed to be making sure we paroled all of these men. we have to encourage them to come in and he had reports they would turn themselves in and now with lincoln's assassination it's unclear if they will continue. if they will continue to seek out parole. what hancock does as he's waiting for a response, he instructs his provost marshal to continue the parole process. but now instead of just recording the names of the individual, the company and regiment, we look at the paroles that take place in the valley, he instructed his provost marsha

they were without president in the imperial valley in three decades. nd of the struggle, it was not a clear-cut victory. there was momentum and those who could detect the sign saw a new day coming. centro, 1961 marks a turning point in the long road. ♪ singing] ♪ >> meet the new tomato harvesting machine. in 1963, there were 25 of these in operation. two years later, there were 260. 800 wereimated operating in california during the 1966 harvest. a percentage of the crop harvested right machine in 1964 was only 3.5%. one year later, 25%. in 1966, about 75%. at this rate, the new tomato harvesting machine will eliminate some dirty thousand jobs during the first five years of its use. a $330fornia, cotton is million crop. a all of the cotton is grown on large corporation owned farms. years,the last toy five the cotton growing industry has increased production nearly 500% and is rapidly approaching the total elimination of field hand labor. the valley of the cotton increased from around $25 million in 1942 $330 million in 1965. ,uring the same 25 year perio

the valley where the coffee grows extends to the village of. it's a volcanic island so its soil is very fertile the valley is home to rich vegetation especially at higher elevations the coffee plantations here are not monocultures though. avocados and citrus trees are cultivated to prevent the soil from becoming depleted. they've been removed to progress through our modern quality of the coffee is highly dependent on the soil and the climate precipitation the change in temperature. all of that has an influence on the coffee plants and that's what ultimately determines the taste of what winds up in your cup for that. very siloed and that's it. with it's twelve hundred coffee plants the think i lost a stone your arse is one of the biggest plantations in the valley although the entire region only produces around fifteen hundred kilograms of coffee per year with a drop in the ocean compared to global production figures. but here the focus is on quality not quantity to achieve that great care is taken during processing. here for instance the coffee

the valley of the cotton increased from around $25 million in 1942 $330 million in 1965. of the cotton increased from around $25 to 1940 $330 million in 1965. during the same 25 year period, wages remained stationary varying from 2.5 to 3.5 per hundredweight. the mechanical cotton harvester eliminated 50,000 farm workers during the peak seasons. today, only around 5% of cotton is harvested by hand. traditionally, cotton thinning and weeding was an important source of wages for farm workers. a new machine, the precision center plus chemical control of weeds may eliminate all hand labor from cotton white 1970. over the decades, many thousands of farm families in the san joaquin valley were able to buy food during the winter months if they could find work in cotton. today, they are brushed aside by the landowning banks and corporations. today, the land owners need only chemicals and huge machines. with rich soil, chemicals, and water, the yield per acre in california is twice the national average. protesting a 40% increase in rent, farm families living in county operated lab

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circulars such as the ones you see before were posted to route shenandoah valley reproducing the entire exchange of letters between lee and grant. throughout thed lower valley and i know you can't see this well, but this is the type of thing that showed up the next day, a stern message from hancock about these terms. he writes in part every military restraint should be removed that is not absolutely essential. and your sons, your husbands and brothers shall remain with you unmolested. but those who fail to turn treatedes in would be as prisoners of war and held. he offers one more rule of caution especially those who have been harboring marauding bands. every outrage committed by them will be file -- followed with a severe inflection. it is for you to determine the amount of freedom you are to enjoy. here andu to pause consider the uncertainty of this moment. while people are celebrating, washington is celebrating the surrender. in places like the valley, it is still very uncertain what this means. does it means the war -- does it mean the war is coming to an end. what about those unatt

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the jordan valley makes up one third of the west bank the u.n. says that around half as this ignited as closed military zone. palestinians cannot imagine a future state without the jordan valley rich with water sources and agricultural lands highly and other farmers say it's bad news for them that israeli politicians are shifting increasingly to their rights. as a farmer doesn't make a difference to me they're all the same they're two faces of the same coin if they wanted to make peace they would have done so since we signed the oslo agreement twenty five years ago under the also agreement sixty percent of the west bank including part of the jordan valley was put under temporary israeli control those large pockets of land known as area c. were supposed to be handed back to palestinians this could be the west bank's only boarding area with the outside world that doesn't include israel and the main israeli candidate say that it's off the table when it comes to any future did with the palestinians but palestinian officials say that the israeli claim

especially by the time we get to tuesday, wednesday and thursday, the inland valleys will see temperaturesing through the 80s. as you just saw with napa getting close maybe to 90 degrees for the middle part of the week. here is a sneak preview heading into the workweek. you see monday's temperatures starting to climb into some of the 80s as you see here, indicated by the orange inland around the inland east bay and santa clara valley. watch what happens tuesday as the temperatures continue to climb on up. by tuesday afternoon now you are seeing widespread mid 80s in the forecast, and really it is tuesday, wednesday and thursday as the seven-day forecast shows at the bottom of the screen which will give us a sneak preview of some summer-like temperatures. check out san francisco. seven-day forecast has the potential of four days in the 70s. as you know if you don't have air conditioning and it is in the mid to upper 70s around downtown it will feel a little uncomfortable tuesday and wednesday. the real warm-up for the valleys, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, could put us close to 90-degree

so, it doesn't take a, or in my opinion, the valley doesn't. before the election. and after all this fighting, you have still got the confederate army within distance of washington dc. lincoln does not think he is going to be reelected. i think that if the battle and the politics, that really explains. >> and maybe grass battlefields? >> not so much actually, because grant himself is not really seen. lee is still in place. it is sheridan in the valley that makes the big difference, and becomes the big hero. it is kind of like sheridan victory of the valley comes a hit song, or actually a poem, that has been printed in newspapers and claims on stages all across the north. so, he becomes this immediate hero. let's let the north you so much. grant was actually, at that time, hadn't finished what he set out to do. that is my own thinking about all of that. >> in the other, was you mentioned the wagon trains. so many of the confederate commanders had trains that were , wasn't just one or two, it was most of them, and they were 20 and 30. and, that is pretty amazing that

we reached out to balloons above the valley to get their comment. they refused. the faa is investigating this incident. we know the balloon was made and manufactured in 2017. they are supposed to be inspected after every 100 hours of flight. it is unknown if the inspections happened. >> a lot of questions. >>> check out these flames from chopper 5. it is a warehouse in oakland that is a total loss. it was a construction supply warehouse on east 12th street called american emperor. you may have seen the smoke. all the materials inside the warehouse created a toxic cloud. no one was hurt by construction workers who use that supply store were emotional. >> it's about the gathering of people. we all laugh and joke and go about our business. it is sad. >> investigators believe the fire started on the outside of the building but they are looking into the exact cause. >>> the city of oakland has the money to start patching up some of it's potholes. that is the good news. the bad news, we report no one can agree on which roads should get fixed first. >> reporter: the city

increasing breezes through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore increasing breezes this afternoon and mid to upper 70s. as we move into theas bay valleys still going to be warmest here, upper 70s to low 80s. let me show you the temperatures and the clouds. low to mid-50s. we have a chance of a little bit of drizzle. at 7:00 you can seep the clouds coming up from the south. you can see the marine layer, clouds coming in with the cold front. there's a chance of some drizzle with that thicker cloud deck and look at temperatures tomorrow, 50s and 60s. then mainly 60s and 70s for sunday. 60s stay at the coast. 70s and 80s for the rest of us next week. sue? >> we'll take a look at our overall traffic maps which show green which is great for this good friday, even out of the central valley which is very unusual. we had a car fire near the dumps as you're approaching novato. looks like that is still slowing. once the fire trucks get on scene that may be a different story. we'll follow that for you. look at the commute out of the ce

in the napa valley. so tonight we're going to mostly clear skies that ridge of high pressure overhead. we will see some breezy conditions along the coastline but you know overnight tonight beginning see the effects of more of a northerly component going to see that right there that is that offshore wind just now beginning to develop not everywhere you still see the sea breeze right along the coast and that's why it's cool in pacifica mature start to see some warmer temperatures in parts of the north bay is that offshore wind begins to develop and that will be a spreading across the bay area overnight tonight so star skies not as cold tonight, overnight lows mainly in the 50's and then tomorrow, sunny skies ahead and we want to crank up the temperatures all around the bay area in the warm side even inside the bay, very nice out along the coastline. a spring he will continue for the early part of this week and then as we get into or thursday or so we'll start to cool things down but even over the next few h

notjust the elsewhere, is it in the valley... , elsewhere, is it in the valley... notjust the capital, but it is very much on the back of the climate activists who did manage to paralyse central london that it seems labour will this week force a vote in parliament to declare a national environmental and climate change emergency. the young 16—year—old swedish activist who has criticised politicians apparently is delighted and it would seem that mr corbyn, before he tells us what his european referendum, yes or no, when and how, is going to be really pushing for this and he says that those protests we re this and he says that those protests were a wake—up, a massive unnecessary wake—up call and he would like the united kingdom to back this move because he would like it to be the first national legislature to declare a climate emergency because he says it would trigger a wave of action from governments around the world of. lot of his supporters would rather hear him lend his support to a second referendum. while recognising that clim

we will see 60s and 70s toward the valley, maybe some upper 70s and close to 80. s likely tomorrow. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. it is a nice clean day. >> it is 4:29. going on in o focus on the solano county. that a southbound 68los okay. that's came out of napa they are chasing a vehicle here. there's a bit of slow traffic because of the police activity. if you are about to get on the road, i would wait for a bit. the traffic on 80 looks light c no major problems getting out to the macarthur maze. the traffic here is so light. >>> we want to take you live to notre dame cathedral. for 5 to 6 years, all part of the restoration effort. a short while ago, the french prime minister has announced that the international architects competition to rebuild the spire . overnight, tallied by the associated rice,

we'll be in the north bay valleys, let's head over to the shore line.into the east bay valleys, remember, if you are in the sun light, it could feel cooler. 39 lake port. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast it will be warmer, thursday, we'll make another run at the mid-70s saturday and 60s sunday and monday with that dry cold front. >> we are looking live here. southbound 101. >> that is blocking lane number one. it sound very minor. they don't need chp to respond. even though we have one lane blocked, it will clear shortly. so good news here on the peninsula, i should say, northbound 101 past willow all lanes are back opened. one person with major industries. >> that is starting to thin out a bit. if we check that, that will be gone. 38 bart trains in service. out of the central valley on time. >> thanks a lot. something you probably never seen on bart. a man in new york spent minutes loading trees on to a plane sunt u sunday night. they say people were mostly amused. they all clapped when the doors finally closed. new york subway officials say it is

temperatures will be fairly mild though in the interior valleys you get well sea about 60 degrees and conquered about 66 and play all 68 in the napa valley so well away from the coastline and should be warm but up toward the beaches is going to be windy and very cool along the coast. a lawrence police in southern california broken up a banner robbers from the bay area who busted into 40 car. >>over the weekend. but it was their getaway that has people talking great mills reports. >>security camera video a man with a plan. the looks were set to steal, leaves for a few minutes returns, grabs the tool to smash the window. acts nonchalant then the grab the handoff and they are out of here their getaway vehicle. they were using a scooter. yes these these scooters that are so popular. you can on just about any city street corner lapd says these runners used him to steal it. the l a. >>apd says this trio stole items from over 50 cars last weekend here in hollywood. and got away the of these 2 wheelers, i like them it. >>i'm going to to i'm going feel i'm not anything i'm just going to ride a

the jordan valley makes up one third of the west bank the u.n. says that around half as this ignited as closed military zone. palestinians cannot imagine a future state without the jordan valley rich with water sources and agricultural lands highly and other farmers say it's bad news for them that israeli politicians are shifting increasingly to their rights. as a farmer doesn't make a difference to me they're all the same they're two faces of the same coin if they wanted to make peace they would have done so since we signed the oslo agreement twenty five years ago under the also agreement sixty percent of the west bank including part of the jordan valley was put under temporary israeli control those large pockets of land known as area c. were supposed to be handed back to palestinians this could be the west bank's only boarding area with the outside world that doesn't include israel and the main israeli candidate say that it's off the table when it comes to any future did with the palestinians but palestinian officials say that the israeli claim

the valley is to 42. 43 at the napa airport. 45 at fremont. santa cruz mountains and boulder creek sties of the valleys in saratoga and 45. a little bit of a breeze is holding out some of these temps. northwest novato and northwest oakland, i'm showing the direction out of the northwest all the way down to gilroy. they will be thundershowers over the high elevation and few isolated showers. the good news is that it keeps temps really cool so the snow amount is very gradual. it is 19 and tracking. it will be warm and generous is going for 74 in upper 60s and low 70s for most but it's that time of the year where there are layers in the morning and that it is getting warm. another fast-moving system that keeps the breeze going. a little roller coaster here. 60s and 70s and mid 70s and back to the 60s.>>> trying to prevent a mass shooting, the change to gun laws in new zealand to make the country safer after a deadly attack at two mosques just last month. >>> also pushing back to get a chick-fil-a. lawmakers say that can send the wrong message. >>

san francisco mostly in the 60s and trending cooler and the valleys are nowhere near the 90s. no 80s in reach until the second half of next week. >> thanks very much. back in a moment with sports and a truly stunning record setting debut at the box office. be your best self... . it's your time... . own it... take off in 3... 2... .aww it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. clippers in six games last nnex calling out the warriors all season long, the houston rockets. ask and you shall receive. he said earlier he wanted golden state and the rockets flew in before they advanced past the first round in anticipation. a as bad as the blood may be, they have nothing but respect for the rockets. >> i admire what houston has done and building the roster and building their style and competing with us. obviously last year's series was epic. i have great respect for what they have done. hav are relentless. to be ready. >> it is round four. they are meeting for the fourth time in five seasons.ff at 11:3 immediately following the game. you can

temperatures on the way in fact these numbers going to be dropping down so comfortable 80's in the valleys but 50's 60's near the coast guard lawrence is it 5 what brought the world's most 100 influential people all to >>welcome back several. >>record breakers in newsmakers graced this year's edition of time's 100 most influential people. >>and they all gathered in new york for a big gala entertainment tonight's kill tonight reports. >>at the world's pioneers artists and icons into one place. but the promise of a taylor swift acoustic performance. >>got. and performer taylor brought style to time. magazine's 100 most influential people gala an event organized to celebrate 20 nineteen's movers and shakers, i'm just so. >>i'm honored and happy and on everything you're doing you're actually just by definition of the whole thing changing the world. >>we were on the red carpet with one of the 6 faces to grace the cover the wayne johnson who remained humble about the honor if you're lucky enough to become successful is one thing i think if you're lucky enough to become successful and maintain a

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closer to santa barbara and san luis obispo. 04 in the san joaquin valley. he end of april going into me. i have another system coming in from the north tomorrow. i am looking out ahead. do not freak out or anything, but there is a possibility on sunday for another load to come in. it is early. will not change any plans, but there are hints that something could come in around sunday for us. 50s, 60s, low to mid 70s. it looks at we will stay out about the same tomorrow. looks at the" burn off sooner because the result pick up. the warmer weather will pick in, not to crazy. >>> it is 5:49. >>> would you believe that it is a new record for the box office? the latest avengers movie is finding his own place in hollywood history. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, w

the mountains that surround the valley. other than that, the rest of the bay area is starting to dry out. a few showers in the south bay. if we take it from where it is there and i put this into a forecast that kind of helps give us a snapshot on what to expect from the rain, we're looking back now. you can see how from 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., and 11:00 a.m., that's when the best of the rain came through. look forward to the 6:00 time frame. our chances for rain are about to go way down. meaning we're about to get a break, guys, for most of us. not done completely. still a few showers to talk about for late tonight and early saturday morning. and i'll go over that in more -- details in a few minutes. for now, michelle, back over to you. >> a big rig overturns on northbound 101, slides down an embankment, and causes a traffic backup that lasted for hours this morning. two lanes just reopened, but two are still closed at this hour. it was reported just before 9:00 on northbound 101 between spencer avenue and the robin williams t

here and says living from this land on the slopes of the jordan valley in the occupied west bank the israeli army often effects palestinians from these hills temporarily the reason military trails activists tell us that israeli army has carried out more than twenty drills in the jordan valley already this year the war games have damaged large areas of farmland and forced four hundred palestinians to leave for up to three days the most recent drills caused the most damage. but this is where the tanks came through and made a path the jordan valley makes up one third of the west bank the u.n. says that around half as this ignited as closed military zone. palestinians cannot imagine a future state without the jordan valley rich with water sources and agricultural lands highly and other farmers say it's bad news for them that israeli politicians are shifting increasingly to their rights. as a farmer doesn't make a difference to me they're all the same they're two faces of the same coin if they wanted to make peace they would have done so since we signed the oslo agreement twenty five year

those in the valleys getting some of that as you can see off towards the delta particularly as a centralp we're still looking for mid 80's for highs going on there. so we break it down like this morning clouds and then clearing 60's bay wight now we've got rid of the 70's those are going to be lingering those inland areas, lower 70's at that early in the week more of that by a looks like by the time we get to midweek popping back to the mid 70's and warming up wednesday thursday as part of the 2 warmest days in the bunch getting into the end of the week another little cool down starts to happen, pulling all the temperatures back down in time for the weekend. and it's latter portion of the weekend we're looking in sunday monday. the possibility of maybe some sprinkles trying to get in here mid 70's for highs now looks like in the far east bay. meanwhile around the immediate they its upper 60's, although maybe redwood city mountain view popping at 71 62 san francisco, upper 60's for most part in the north bay, 66 going on for open 72, san jose in a bit we'll be checking of the 4 zone forec

the interior valleys, fremont, 84, 85. but as the high pressure begins to move east, as we head in towards wednesday, interior valleys are expected to be the warmest. we'll be talking upper 80s and low 90s. as far as any heat associated with this, right now looking very mild. not expecting too many heat risks. it will be something you want to look out for. i will be cautious and bring your pets indoors. we will keep the warming trend in through thursday. we cool off by next weekend. mike, how is everything on the roads? >> vianey, pretty clear around the bay. bay bridge toll plaza clear. not completely clear. but look. these cash lanes off to the left approach looking good. cash lanes filling in right now. metering lights turned on schedule for the monday morning commute. as we look at your approach, the smooth drive, all the feeder routes looking really good across highway 4. no problems out of antioch through concord, walnut creek interchange, the same thing. south bay and peninsula, no problems of course. the east bay ha

if you look at the hire of tsto the valley, the valley h generated enormous wealth but theousing andransportation infrastructure investments that it takes to support that kind oc econ expansion haven't been made. and as a result, those costs ave fall on communities where theyear in all the symptoms you talked about, the flight of the missing mile, high housing prices, people losing their homes and so forth. how d we fix ? i think it's time to go back and make those kinds of investments. cities are starting to figure out how to do this too which i think is a really promising sign. >> they haven't necessarily always moved at a very fast pace. >> sure. >> i know you're a coauthor of sb 50, the very conoversial housing bill. why do you think that's necessary? >> it's necessary because we haven't built enough homes that we need to, you know? and cities have not issued the number of permits they need to. we have something called rina goals which is cities suld be permitting housing at different levels. most cities have not met those goals. >> in palo alto, you oppose sb 50. >> i do. most c

then on wednesday it is expected to be the hottest day for interior valleys, especially the east bay valleys. 88 degrees. nearing 90, mike. i hope nobody is going out on the roads. >> let's just say don't. we'll keep it at that. folks are moving smoothly and safely across the bay. you can't really see the lights above the bridge in the distance. that means there are low clouds. as far as visibility goes on the roadways, our drivers are doing just fine. there we go, golden gate, rich mann richmond-san rafael, smooth. 580 moving smoothly as well. we're talking about a tiny tiny bit of slowing off 205 where it merges with 508. tri-valley at speed. we had crews working overnight in vallecitos. we have the 5:00 a.m. full start for bart. back to you. >>> thanks, mike. in sacramento, a police chase ended with a shooting. it happened late saturday night. officers say someone called 911 to report an armed man breaking into a trailer. shortly after officers arrived, the chase started leading to the shooting. both officers were shot in the lower leg. they are both expected to be okay. the suspec

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today likely will be the last of 60-degree temperature days for the valley. t now san francisco we really cleared out our skies. still windy out there. 53 degrees. temperatures in the low 50s along with the wind are making things feel a little extra chilly. 52 in dublin. wind speed starting to drop around the santa clara valley and the one item to watch between now and midnight still a slight chance at this last band, which for the most part is passing us by to the east. some of the futurecast models still bring a hint of a stray shower there around mount hamilton. our skies continue clearing. as we head into your sunday forecast, which will set the stage for a bit of a chilly start, some 40s outside if you have some early easter plans around sunrise, you'll certainly want a evacuajacket. a little less wind tomorrow. we'll call it breezy, 10 to 20 miles per hour instead of the gusts above 40. it happens tomorrow should be in the low 70s around san jose. still in the 60s around san francisco and half moon bay. as that sea breeze trends a bit more weak and we se

then it kind of fizzles out as in are cold ard the valley. enough to get the fog going. it just need as little help. if it doesn't start a little bit todayers more so tomorrow. 50s and 60s on the temps. we are trendinga little though, will be with us for one more day. inland temperatures will be upper 80s to near 90. the coast and bay will still be 60s and 70s and to near 80 degrees. the extended outlook has cooler weather. there are signs at the end of april to early may we will be cooler than average so we may not see these temperatures again quick jump up, though. >>> our new weather app is free for you to use and download from the apple and google play stores with interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven- day forecast. it has a really easy feature to upload your weather photos and video. >>> at 4:50, california's grade for coming up we will break down those latest air quality grades. . >>> welcome back. new this morning a new study finds mixed results when it comes to bay area air quality. the american lung association released its annual state of the air repo

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as far as sb 50 goes, we have actually, like most of the t cities i silicon valley have started to doome of the things in 50. for example, we eliminated all density restrictions on residential units in our high density transit corridor. e've movedto reduce parking requirements. we haven't done all the things in sb 50. i don't think any community hasb we've done other things that are not in sb . we're actually experimenting with minimumsor example. you've got to get past the rhetoric and the scale of the problem because everybody undetands there's a problem. you've got to look at does this policy provide enough incremental value on or above what cities are already doing or gointo do relative to its drawbacks in terms of taking awayocal flexibility. because we don't implement one sized fits all even within our town. >> what do you think of the points he's making? >> i think our communities have not built enoug homes and think sb 50 strikes at the heart of the issue. we also need to streamli the approval process. i think everyone agrees we have a supply and demand problem. that's what th

, 92 in concord 91 in livermore 83 degrees in the napa valley in 90 in santa rosa before cooling down with the sea breeze and you can see that breeze kicking on shore kind of a haze out there right now we see little fog developing overnight tonight that will be a trend the calm as we're going to see a more fog in the coming days and some cooler temperatures beautiful evening outside though still 60 degrees and san francisco, 70 in oakland 80 degree still in san jose and near 90 still in concord so a nice evening now expecting those temperatures to drop though a good 10 to 20 degrees. by tomorrow afternoon. thank you or still out there. >>first-round playoff series with a dramatic comeback win last night they sure did and then tonight the lawyers up 3 games to one the fans are excited the team is hoping to wrap up their first-round series against the clippers tipoff just over an hour away from forced a are still alive from oracle tonight, so jay are described the energy and all the fans are excited. >>let me set up the scene pam we've got the dj playing you might be able to hear that i

the new talk about some 90's and some of the valleys around the state you can see some higher numbersading 89 in sacramone 89 of bakersfield 77 in los angeles is 76 degrees in santa barbara, 4 zone forecast 70's in the san francisco 75 in the mission about 67 degrees in daly city 68 in half moon bay, 80. in burlingame 78 in millbrae these temperatures going to cook especially inside the bay numbers up there in the 80's hazy in the south mid 80's in the san jose tri valley because the cup in low 90's by tomorrow afternoon about 80 dublin 90 in cocker 79 uc-berkeley 81 enrichment 86 degrees in the napa valley along the coastline since to be checking in about 74 degrees that is a beautiful day right out of the coast temperatures expected cool down. but the major cooling come in on thursday into the weekend. >>downtown and the entire city will be powered by 100%, electricity. san francisco mayor london breed, taking today earth day to announce a first of its kind program in the city. >>if all goes as planned san francisco would become the first major city in the country to power all comme

what our needs are here in the central valley i'm interested to hear what they have to say after his tour the texas politician join city and county leaders at a round table when they discuss water isss, agriculture and climate but there are also using the rulemaking authority under the e p a. >>to protect our water to protect our air to raise our standards for how we generate electricity with a new clean power plan. that was kay receive reporting beto o'rourke also plans to rejoin the paris climate agreement if he is elected president. >>and the latest candidate to join the race is former vice president joe biden he held his first 2020 campaign rally today in pittsburgh and spoke about the reason he's deciding to make the pennsylvania, the first stop on his campaign trail saying if he's going to be trump. he needs the help of the swing states like pennsylvania. >>i also came here quite frankly folks if i'm going to able to beat donald trump and 2020 ie going to happen here. >>over the next couple of weeks biden will head through

other side of the bay, we are looking at a little build for the tri-valley. nothing major. 880 slows a tad bit heading toward the dumbarton. we have an issue for 238. i'll touch on that in the next report. now over to you. >> thank you very much. we start with breaking news. 6.8 earthquake hit the coast off indonesia. no reports of major injuries or damage. now, it happened at 4:40 our time. indonesia's gee physicist agency said a tsunami is possible. >>> developing for you this morning, a controversial white house proposal to bus migrants from the southern border to san francisco. we're learning more and getting new reaction from overnight. >> tracie potts starts our coverage in washington, d.c. for us. tracie? >> reporter: hey, good morning. so initially sources confirmed this for us. now the white house does. there was a plan that was floated at one point to bus immigrants who needed to be detained to sanctuary cities instead of leaving them in border times. this is something the white house and homeland security were discussing. overnight a statement from

we saw those in the valleys now things are starting to change a little bit. you see the marine layer happening right there at the golden gala bit of fog happening over lot overnight. we'll get some high cloudiness to deal with for overnight to here's a live shot coming in from sun all you can see some of those high clouds that are painting the area across the bay. we expect the breakdown 80 or going on for those in the valleys by 6 7771 already by 8 o'clock. although it should be mostly clear and still somewhat story light. we've got a scattered clouds for tonight so mild mostly in the 50's for those lows, beauty giant that looks like mostly sunny, but not as warm will be a far fewer of those lower 80's and into the weekend we do have a system we want to watch particularly on saturday. we're going to maybe a couple little light showers to look out for in the near about 80 will return it looks like inland by your easter sunday we'll get into all of that to put the watches of the showers coming our way on saturday back to you all right, thank you very much dave.

that's more than orange county, sacramento or the central valley. matt shoop is a president of the costarea may be contributing more than orange county because it is a safe way to support the president. >>by donating to president trump, without being punched in the face, which has been happening a lot more in the bay area i know it's a real concern of a lot of republicans. they are scared for jobs and we-bng's. for them, thought easier to go on the website make a donation and go to a rally, or campaign. >> reporter: the presidents fundraising in california is less than senator camilla harris to raise $4 million in the state. nationwide when it comes to individual donors, harris is in second place behind bernie sanders. was sanders raising 20 million and harris 13 million, more paris's contribution came to large donors people giving $200 or less, account for 84% of bernie sanders money, 37% of harris's. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> coming up, a mystery gas surcharge that is causing californians billions of dollars. >> where is that money ending up, we

upper 40s in the east bay valleys. richmond, oakland, san mateo and san francisco, about 50 degrees. here we go. catch the clouds just roll through. notice the rain over the ocean and the snow up in the sierra. we are getting nothing. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. alexis. >> so far, so good for the thursday morning commute. i don't have any major issues to talk about. still have folks on spring break really all the way through the easter holiday. it is a bit spread out here. we are not complaining. we are enskroiing the lighter than average volumes and not many incidents. 205 to 580 getting out of the central valley slowly filling in. but these speeds are in the bad, 27 on 205, 18 once you make it to 580 if you are doing the ata mont pass commute. looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. a little bit of a backup in the cash lanes on the left. no delays if you are using fast track. >>> watch what you say to amazon's echo. it might not be the only one listening to your request. >> streaming live t

the silicon valley commute is fine. no problems from the east bay to the silicon valley. 5:18. now to steve. >>> thank you, sir. some of the rain totals were okay, right about in line with what we thought. sometimes they can go a little less than that but this was pretty close. pretty close. once the rain ends most people disappear. that is okay. i understand it. there is not much to talk about once the rain ends. mill valley picked up over half an inch of rain, including mt. tam. vallejo a third inch. windsor a quarter, oakland, petaluma and san jose .04 to .14. not bad. there is a little now but most of it is pushing east and south and i think we are about done. unseasonably cool yesterday for many. i think most of the rain is off toward monterey now. the skies are clearer now with a little more cloud cover and 50s to the south. not much left in the sierra due to lingering snow showers but a lot of it is pushing out and south. we are on the drier side and high pressure to the left above 520 you will see the air flow there. it will kick the next system to the south and start a