he wanted to return to mount vernon. he saw himself living out his days essentially as a former and he wanted to fix at the mansion house, here which he felt had gone into ruin. and he wanted to put his personal papers in order. he knew that people like yours truly were going to one day right his biography. that's how he saw his post presidency going. he thought it was going to be very peaceful, it ended up not being peaceful, it was filled with, entry controversy, and personal torment. >> so there's a precedent obviously. many others have gone out of the white house, they have left, this actually a sequence of events. you've got to go up to wall street and raise money, all that stuff. there was no precedence at that time. is there any example that he could look at as he did look to the future for himself, as he left the presidency? >> right. i guess you do have to raise money now for your presidential library. we should say right now that george washington had the first idea for the first presidential library. one of th

some of the farms here at mount vernon. he wanted to live on a fixed income and the best way to do that was sort of break up the estate and i guess it's important to understand that mount vernon was vastly larger. then it looks today it was five separate farms and they're including the farm around the mansion house, and he wanted to rent out the four outline farms, but it turned out it was pretty difficult for him to find someone to rent the farms too because he had pretty strict criteria for who he wanted. he did not want a he didn't want virginians because he thought virginians were really bad farmers and so specifically who does he want to come in and run the farms and mount vernon the british. he thinks they're the best farmers in the world. and that's who he's looking to come run his farms. and so i think in some sense you can really see it in the way he operates his own this estate. is this really difficult for george washington to give up control? he's someone who likes to be in control and he has an estate manager w

saint yesterday at 78 miles per hour other mountains like mount tam in mount diablo also checked in with some really strong wind gusts and as you're waking up this morning, we're still in the midst of some pretty strong winds as well but here's the good news. we are starting to see conditions coming down now actually for the rest of the day today we're going to continue to see that downward progress of wind speed so yesterday was certainly the windiest one. >>from here on out we're looking at improvements in that regard keeping the good stuff around for a bit longer let's get you a look outside right now at our happy bay camera right here skies, beautiful unclear where again looking at a fog free start to the morning you can actually thanked those northeasterly winds for just that keeping any fog anything columbus to fog well away from the coastline fairfield right now you're windy. a spot areas like san francisco, half moon bay and san jose as well santa rosa also checking in with some very breezy conditions. this morning. mountainous areas even more so windy than those lower eleva

crazy horse's first name was [-]. >> that is like mount rushmore.with the rocks, you know? disturbed. so as a family member myself, i would not support that as far as from the crazy horse and the hamp families. >> some native americans i have spoken with, one of the issues they have with this memorial and mount rushmore is that it is taking the native geology of the land, and the rock up there and changing it from something the creator was there before. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, the creator created human beings to do things. that is one thing. and, you know, dad wanted to carve the mountain in montana, not in the black hills. but it was the indian people and henry standing bear that said you have to carve it in the black hills. so he was invited here by the native american people to carve the mountain in the black hills. part of the story we are telling, we are telling the history of the native american people. we are telling the future of native american people, and present day. we have lots of artists and performers that come here a

he was not so thrilled with the house, mount vernon. he wrote in his journal that it was no better than a country english gentleman so, a man who might have access to 500 pounds a year. nonetheless, this is an outstanding moment in latrobe's early life in the united states. and as in immigrate, it gives him hope for the future. and if we could go on to the next slide. this is the famous bank of pennsylvania. virginia could not keep latrobe as there were not enough commissions. the cities were not, the small towns were not large enough for him to be able to use his talents. he did find a a commission, ad there were always people in the united states who appreciated him, and one of these was samuel fox was head of the board of directors of the bank of pennsylvania, which was to be located in philadelphia. this is an iconic building. it speaks i think to something that as americans we all know. this is a typical state capital or a county municipal building. it is a real classical icon with the columns, the vocabulary of the neoclassical ar

other portions of the papers are found at mount vernon at the fred w. smith national library for the study of george washington and at the university of virginia at the albert and shirley small special collections library, two institutions that i visited numerous times to utilize those portions of the family archive for my book project. in addition to keeping original notes, transcribing the conversations with britannia about the family's history, armistead, jr. compiled a handwritten version, seen here, where he anthologized a portion of the notes into a single document. around 1920, he created a typed script version. however, i learned during the process of my project that not all of the notes were included in this anthology that he made, so that was a great process of discovery, finding these additional notes that did not make it into these drafts he compiled. given that many of the reminiscences were committed to paper in or around 1894, when britannia was in her late 80's or early 90's, and was recalling events that had recurred 60 years earlier, h

what do you talk about you tell people about that issue and mount rushmore? >> there was some controversy from the start, carving in the black hills. that controversy came from tribal people and people who we would today call -- the tribes were looking for a place they -- ecologists. the tribes were looking for a place they would come in and honor and have ceremonies, spent some time. at that time period, we are talking 1925, that was not looked at the same way we look at it today. today, we still have tribal people were concerned about the black hills being carved, people living in the black hills and we try to honor that, some of that to our interpretive programming. our -- through our interpretive programming. we also have a place we set up in the park called the heritage -- the lakota heritage village. every summer, we hire cultural interpreters. these are people who are lakota and they talk about the lakota story. we are trained to share the -- we are trying to share the importance of the black hills for all of these people, as well as what that sculptur

[video clip] >> the mount rushmore memorial in the heart of south dakota's black hills.t is, the 60 foot head of george washington. three other units to follow -- jefferson, lincoln, and theodore roosevelt to be honored in unveiling ceremonies. ♪ >> there was some controversy right from the start -- carving in the black hills. that controversy came from tribal people, as well as people today we would call the ecologists. the tribes, they were looking at a place they would come in and honor and have honor, ceremonies, spend some time. at that time period, 1925, that was not looked at the same way we look at today. >> well, most of our people, especially more traditionalist, are not so in favor of doing anything with the rocks, because rocks are believed to be part of our system and living, so not to blast those and carve them and make a mountain and that sort of thing. but those were things that were decided by non-indians, you know, a long time ago. but what we did was, we studied the history of mount rushmore, the four presidents there, and then my part was to explain s

that's like mount rushmore. same thing with the with the rocks, you know. disturbed and and so, you know as a as a family member myself, i would not support that as far as from the crazy horse and and hump families. what do you tell people some native americans i've spoken with one of the issues they had with this memorial and mount rushmore is that it's taking the you know, the the native geology of the land and the the rock up there and changing it from something that the creator or was there before. how do you what's your thoughts on that? well, creator created human beings to do things. that's one thing. and then, you know dad wanted to carve the mountain in montana not in the black hills. but it was the indian people in henry standing where that said. you have to carve it in the black hills. so he was invited here by the native american people to carve a mountain in the black hills and the part of the story that we're telling we're telling the history. of the native american people were telling the future of native american people? and present day we h

.— mounts and brains.- mounts and brains. there were similar protests across the - mounts and brains. there were - similar protests across the country. in the second city, mandalay, and surprisingly, a big march in the remote and mountainous chin state and even in the military�*s own citadel, the capital, nay pyi daw, a noisy rally protesting motorbike riders. the military may hold all the levers of government but for now, the streets belong to the people. after an anxious and dispiriting week, it was a relief and enjoyment in these protests. but the army has killed thousands before, to shore up its power. it may do so again. jonathan head, bbc news. let's take a look at some of today's other news. the engineering giant rolls—royce is proposing to temporarily close its jet engine factories this summer to try to save money because of the pandemic. the shutdown, which is thought to be the first in its history, would affect 12,500 workers in the uk and last a fortnight across its civil aerospace division. the

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county the 78 miles per hour we had gusts of wind up in mount diablo in mount tam up upwards of 60 milesper hour. so windy. it was now this morning most of our winds are sitting right above the bay at 2500 feet is where you're really going to encounter that fast-moving layer of air but what you see is some of those layers mixing down to the surface and that's why you encounter gas from time to time and calm conditions at other times. this morning, our live camera showing clear skies from our mount tam perspective looking down at the bay we do have winds in san jose san francisco fairfield as well santa rosa, better notably still around your bridges and your mountain passes most susceptible to the stronger gusts. we have seen wind advisories expiring for all but lake county this morning so we'll be a calmer day ahead of us, but certainly still a windy morning radar still showing some nice and dry skies and that's something we're going to hold onto for really the rest of the forecast ahead of us as for a current temperatures most of us are in the 40's and 50's few spots in the north bay do

mount diablo unified has lost more than 1000 students. this school year, families were choosing homeschooling. private schools are moving out of the area, the superintendent says layoffs and school closures are possibility. we all have to come together to find different ways that we can support our students. and that is what matters to me being in person. is better than distance learning. nobody you know contest that it's just that it's not safe right now. the board did unanimously approve a plan on what reopening safely would look like the district says it's standing firm and not accepting proposals from any unions that supersede county metrics on public health guidelines. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. tomorrow is the lunar new year celebrated by the chinese, vietnamese and other asian communities. but as ktvu is, amberleigh shows us the holiday, which is usually celebrated with large family get togethers is looking a lot different this year. marin oakland, chinatown. firecrackers were being lit throughout the day to chase away the

if he did something it would be an enamel and the enamel sheets would be separate from the wall or mounted on the wall or mounted in front of the wall that was very reassuring for the engineers and conservationists. the gap between the pictures and the wall facilitates ventilation and inhibit stuff nice. it also has another advantage that might not seem so obvious. for the future and the parish can always say oh good say stupid let's dismantle the metal sheets and pack the whole caboodle in the loft and then people can decide in the future if it hasn't all been stolen in the meantime they can reassemble it in 100 years or. more it's gets i grew up 140 kilometers southwest of bell and even after working a 60 hour week he's usually good humored and he likes to relax with family and friends at home or in the garden and. my parents attended an art school just across the river and i was born and grew. up here the 900 meters from the here is the farthest i've moved in my life namely. his wife kaiser a successful ceramic artist enjoys cooking and entertaining together with her husband. the family

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>>rowling or says even their life savings couldn't keep up with the mounting bills not to mention the 20 grand monthly rent. well the san francisco music and entertainment venue fund and federal save our stages fund was approved calendar says it's becoming waiting game one that they can hold out on much longer you know to get the save our stages were not allowed to apply for the. >>the second round of ppp money so they put us in a situation where we're just in like rent isn't and pg and e's and in limbo in a last ditch effort to save this venue falling are in the teens at away since are hosting a 12 hour live telephone event on saturday march 6 we've got really great people you know local luminaries like i clean patients crisis and my money the more to rupaul's stars like been to the crime and trixie alaska to even my come london breed sent a video message that we can play a role and your hopes the event will help the nightclub stay open and says like away says many other venues are also at a make or break moment a breaking point maintain the kind of culture that we know and love and

it's been a wonderful opportunity to see you again and i look forward to seeing you at mount vernon as soon we can do that. please stay well and stay healthy. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for continuing leadership at brookings and everywhere you go. >> thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us for this segment of a more perfect union the conference on american leadership in the 21st century sponsored by the brookings institution and george washington's mount vernon. today we are going to talk about corporate leadership, the private sector leadership that will be so helpful to american leadership more broadly in the 21st century, and we couldn't be more fortunate than to have the president of microsoft joining us today, brad smith. 1500 business, legal, corporate affairs professionals located in 54 countries that operating in more than 120 nations. at microsoft, he plays a key role in spearheading the work on critical issues involving the intersection of technology and society. brad is a graduate of princeton university and received his jd from columb

mount passes all these areas exposed to some of those stronger gusts that are still pushing in across the bay area now one of the good things about this wind is it's pushing any fog away from the coastline. so you have another fun free day for coastal areas, pretty similar setup. esta yesterday we have this high pressure ridge to our west. the jet stream is pushing some showers into washington and oregon and a little bit of cloud cover from northern california are just tapping into the wind this wind pushing in from the north and east will continue through the morning not as windy as yesterday and gradually tapering come the afternoon but as you can see out there throughout your morning hours we still are in for quite the breezy drive into work. we see dry conditions overall the past week. we had been seeing some helpful rainfall that did result in improvements. but drought monitor is still showing extreme drought for portions of the north bay severe drought from santa rosa down through portions of contra costa counties much of the rest of the bay area and either moderate or abnormall

here and also coming up the world bank stops payments to some projects a 1000000 mark as pressure mounts on the militant. fears in brazil that are more contagious could 19 strains pushing the health system to the verge of collapse as the death toll exceeds 250000. e.u. leaders to speed up the block specs in rollout of one of the difficult weeks ahead . the u.s. has launched in a strike in syria targeting structures that belong to iranian backed militia it's thought the strike targeted the in the military base near al book of all the pentagon says that's in response to recent attacks against american personnel in iraq the strikes karmas tehran and washington continue to discuss what happens next with the 2050 nuclear deal. the target that we would you know we. were. being you. shia militia that conducted the strike she is following developments from washington we understand joe biden who authorized this on thursday morning the attack took place 23 g.m.t. and we understand that biden had been presented with several options and it's been reported that he picked the smallest targets of all t

the mount diablo education association is one of the 6 labor unions at the bargaining table. its president johnson says schools should reopen based on their cd's specific covid-19 case rate and not the county's our district is not homogenous like other districts we have some communities that are very affluent. >>and flow transmission rates in some communities that are less fortunate and continuing not just struggle was very high transmission rates doctor clark says more than 1000 students have transferred out of the district in the past year, adding that layoffs and possibly school closures could happen. >>if that trend continues djegal all kron 4 news. >>the south san francisco police department is now warning about a group of criminals apparently targeting older women these are always women either in or near their cars. police believe the same thieves are tied to at least 10 similar crimes in peter santa clara kron four's maureen kelly reports. >>over the past 2 weeks there been 4 incidents of women aged 60 or older being victimized in or around their cars either at gas sta

dad did not want to do it near mount rushmore. it hadn't worked out.ts, when they get together it doesn't always work out. dad left, but henry knew he had worked there and in the newspaper, city journal talked about that and henry got those things together and wrote to dad and that is how it all started, getting people together. he invited dad to the black hills so that the white man with no that they have great heroes as well. >> in our language, he's born along the fast-moving water. they set up a tipi away from the main tent. as the mother was giving birth, the father without and the mother's helpers brought the baby to the father. the father faced west. he said [speaking native language] and my grandfather, -- language] grandfather, thank you very much for my father. >> crazy horse was very mysterious. he kept. he cared much more about his surroundings and of the group that he was to take care of more than his own company. >> take us to today. what's going on today when you came to work? what are you working on? >> well, i live here, so i'm always

you can see mount hamilton. san jose, wet weather. level one system winding down the next few hours. dropped anywhere from a couple hundredths to a tenth of an inch of rain. upper elevation winds are 20 to 36 miles per hour there from the oakland hills to mount diablo and san jose, passing shower right now. it is in the low 50s downtown and in san jose. 54 on the coast. look at the north bay, san rafael is sunny. call it partly cloudy for the rest of the day with numbers getting close to where we will be for the rest of the day simply because the northwesterly winds are going to blow and it is going to feel cool. upper 50s to near 60 with mix of clouds and sun, breezy to gusty winds. we will talk about a next chance of rain that comes in as soon as tomorrow night, and into the holiday weekend in a few minutes. liz? >> thank you. >>> more breaking news to tell you about. magnitude 7.1 quake rocked the coast of japan almost exactly ten years after the powerful quake that caused the fukushima tsunami and nuclear disaster. usgs says it hi

institution and mount vernon. >> welcome, everyone. i'm joined here for this conversation. we've got the governor. welcome. >> thank you very much. it's a pleasure and honor to be with you. i'm sorry we are not there in person but i'm glad to be there with you virtually. >> you can see behind me there's a picture where you can see maryland. and of course the water that comes up to the state here. >> we are happy to let you use it. >> you have a wonderful connection at the beautiful statehouse. talk about where you see him. >> this is the oldest operated statehouse in america and this was the first capital of the united states after the end of the revolutionary war. i'm in the governor's reception room talking with you but in a room just below me is the old senate chamber we recently restored back to its original condition. it's where george washington resigned the commanding general of the forces and it's where we ratified the treaty of paris that ended the revolutionary war so we have a beautiful room down there. george washington spent a lot of time here in annapolis with

so mount saint lina came in with the most 78 mount diablo was 73 last night overnight into early thisah, man, i'm tvi blackhawk, oakland hills. mount tam in half moon bay, 32 2 58 mph. but things are a lot quieter right now, and they're also warming up. i'll say fairfield 71 nevado, 70 67 san carlos, mid sixties mountain views in their oakland 63, berkeley 62. there's a little bit of an onshore breeze that has kicked in instead of offshore for san francisco and also hello. me to get in the oakland, berkeley hills and in marin county hills. it's still offshore. is there any rain for us? not for the next five days now watch to the south sea. what it's trying to do there is trying to bring up something there's going to be a low, you get a lot of lead time on something like this. they're going to put a low right here and then what is going to do is try and bring up some moisture like that. i would not bank on that being very much again. that would not be until about march. 2nd or third until then, if you want rainbow, north seattle portland. they've had plenty. they're still getting some

mount tam, certainly serene looking. upper elevation winds continue to be breezy.y cluedy this morning. a chance of showers well to the north bay later on this afternoon, that level 1 system coming in throughout the evening hours, lingering into monday, your holiday, president's day, it will be spotty-like showers, if you see anything at all under .2, that .2 comes in along the coastal hills so most of you looking at that time slick roadways. through our hour-by-hour forecast today, the clouds certainly do increase. by about 4:00/4:30 up in sonoma and cloverdale and santa rosa could see a light shower. through the evening hours, maybe some spotty showers, this is overnight into monday, still waiting on the front. pushes through the north bay throughout the morning hours. so you will get a little clearing rile in the south bay, the either bay, the peninsula, still looking at a few showers there, once again, not amounting to much. in the mountains, a little snow there. as we look at our own totals, maybe a couple-hundreths to a tenth. into monday evening, 100 perhaps

mount diablo north wind 43 miles an hour. 32 mount hood.lower elevations not nearly as strong. but it is still gusty. 26 in santa rosa. i want to show you the wind advisory that's up until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow for the higher elevations, in effect for the valleys until 10:00 p.m. tonight. there's still a possibility these strong gusty winds could take down power lines and trees. so definitely be careful if you're going to be out and about, maybe getting? fresh air today. live doppler 7 showing you the lack of rain. we're still behind. temperatures have dropped today even though it was really mild and numbers were in the low 60s to low 70s. it is 10 degrees cooler in concord and livermore right now compared to yesterday at this time. here's a beautiful view from our mount taro the bay there clear skies,around oakland, san jose 69 degrees. and from our san jose camera looking at lots of sunshine there. 67 in santa rosa. currently 64 in fairfield and 65 degrees in livermore. one last slide picture from our golden gate bridge camera nothing but bl

. >> thank you too - - welcome to mount vernon. >> i wish i was there in person. the conference is called the leadership more of that union and john allen and i are talking about america increases and economic disruption and with the importance of leadership and service. if you can tell us first why did you decide a career in service was just for you? >> it is accidental political career got was a missionary in honduras and i wanted to be a civil-rights lawyer. so i moved to richmond i worked as a civil-rights lawyer for 17 years but i got mad at my city council one day because it was to racially divided on issues of controversy white members go one way african-american wood the other way. i was naÏve that i could be a good purge order. that got me into politics at the local level. i was then on my way out of politics that with my second term as mayor and friends that she cannot run for lieutenant governor with pancreatic cancer. i thought about it life is where things that happened she when sometimes you could go and open up chapter two and then on my way out of

mount mount mount magic money to bury printing blow up one such a little or have a. great great administration great country well you know work for say 40 of the past 50 years i think it stopped working about 10 years ago 2008 because of the drop in face of the participants especially in the u.s. economy because they say. saw that the elites got bailed out the wall street got bailed out in 2008 and now they see the same thing they see what happened in 2020 yes certainly they got a lot of money ordinary person got sent all sorts of checks and free unemployment benefits and stuff like that but they saw that even muar went to wall street and thus the gap between the wealthiest and the rest of us blew wider because right to money printing created the gap yes in the solution as a print more money which is going to create a bigger gap which is going to drive standoff in miller to go very very short the u.s. dollar if he's going very very short the us dollar and he's also betting on the fastest horse in the very very short dollar bet. that everybody else is going to fall li

he did something it would be an enamel and the enamored sheets would be separate from the wall or mounted on the wall or mounted in front of the wall that was very reassuring for the engineers and conservationists. the gap between the pictures on the wall facilitates ventilation and inhibits down yes. it also has another advantage that might not seem so obvious. for the future the parish can always say oh good says stupid all that's dismantled the metal sheets unpacked the whole caboodle in the loft and then people can decide in the future if it hasn't all been stolen in the meantime they can reassemble it in 100 years or. more it gets a grew up 140 kilometers southwest of berlin even after working a 60 hour week he's usually good humored and he likes to relax with family and friends at home or in the garden and. my parents attended. school just across the river and i was born and grew up here the 900 meters from here is the farthest i moved in my life. his wife a successful ceramic artist enjoys cooking and entertaining together with her husband. the family motto might being a weekend wi

mount diablo they are not in school any time soon and it involves a lot major cities in the east bay area, pleasant hill. concord pittsburgh parts of walnut creek. so this is ongoing and one board member said let's not go back to class just yet using a football term analogy saying, let's not spiked the ball on the one yard line wait to you cross the goal line and then spike meeting vaccinations. and safety protocols back to you all right, thanks a lot. we'll. >>and also in related news. we have now the south african variant of covid-19 been detected in parts of the bay area making the first confirmed cases here in california. now at this point it's believed the vaccines are unfortunately a little bit less effective against this strain of the coronavirus with kron four's dan kerman with a closer look. as of a few hours ago. >>we have the first reported cases of south african 2 cases have been reported there stanford. one in alameda county. and one in santa clara county during a briefing wednesday morning governor gavin newsom announced the south african variant of covid-19 has made it

districts are opening to in person learning and some are not the decision is up in the air in the mount diablo unified school district that's right officials are not able to come up with a plan just yet the kron four's will tran is live in concord. >>with more on what they are doing good morning. well. >>here's what you need to know if your child is in the mount diablo unified school district not in class just yet maybe not even for the year because they cannot make up their mind. nobody's on the same page. the district is right behind me. some people and it depends on whom you talk to some people believe like teachers and parents and administrators they believe the kids should be back inside the classroom saying that there kids are struggling at home and then they point to other school districts other schools with in contra costa county. like the er and a school district i did the story yesterday where the elementary school kids are back inside the classrooms and there's a why can't our children be back inside the classrooms. but if you talk to other parents and teachers and administra

notice some calmer conditions yesterday was definitely the windiest we had a peak wind gusts of top of mount saint helene up in northern napa county yesterday. >>at 78 miles per hour winds are still the greatest the higher up you get a little bit lower not seeing as much of an impact over mount him we have a camera situated you can see that we are looking at clear skies at least someone secure this mount tam game because this is not rocket around near as much as it once was fairfield oakland, san francisco in half moon bay all still holding on to some breezy conditions. >>please be mindful of your travel room out in passes and bridges we have seen wind advisories expiring they expired this morning at 04:00am that's not to say it's not windy. but we are starting to see things tempering down now 40's and 50's for your current temps with san jose at 49 alameda san francisco to iran in the 50's while the votto petaluma santa rosa and san anselmo each in the 30's to kick things off i'll be talking about exactly what to expect for the rest of the week. still ahead of the rest of your forecast. win

democrats prepare to strip congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of her committee assignments green mounted her defense i was allowed to believe things that weren't true mean said she was a regular american who distrusted the government and the media and that's why she became a to a non follower later in 2018 when i started finding miss information lies things that were not true in these q and on post. i stopped believing it she also tried to clarify her stance on the 9.11 attacks also want to tell you 9.11 absolutely happened some republicans say they don't agree with green's past comments but also don't think democrats are right to remove her from committees the move by democrats came after house republican leader kevin mccarthy announced he would not remove green from committee assignments because she's changed and understands she's now held to a higher standard i remain profoundly concerned a house republican leadership acceptance of extreme conspiracy theorists democrats, a green hasn't changed and continues to make racist remarks and push conspiracy theories like that former president

mount diablo has lost 1,000 students to prove schools out of 29,000. >> we will lose more if we fail to provide in personoptions. please approve the reopening plan. distance learning is failing our children. >> i am really concerned. i don't think parents of students really understand how many of our students and families currently have covid. you don't know that you have covid until you have covid. why put everybody at risk? >> reporter: contra costa currently has 20.6 cases per 100,000. to get to the red tier this has to drop to 7.0. kiet do, kpix5. >>> this morning we have learned middle and high school students in palo alto to come b in person as soon as march 1. to stay up to date on ongoing changes check out the special section on kpix.com/backtoschool. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we are continuing to follow this lawsuit by the family of a young man who died by suicide apparently mistakenly believing he owed almost $1 million after doing stock trades with online company robin hood which is based in santa clara. that is where this lawsuit is filed claiming that

and then she would do a lot of things in mount vernon.was away as far as the battlefields and other things, and she was there and would run things like textiles, making clothes, and supervisors -- supervised the making of bedspreads. there is a connection between the sales and some of the things they did. host: let's go to the phone lines and take some calls. let's start with scott, calling from hutchinson, kansas on the democratic line. good morning. caller: i have enjoyed listening to this. i am going to have to get the book. george washington -- i have read a few things before we talk about business. he was quite a personality. he liked to tell dirty jokes. he had a good relationship with mason and i read not too long ago that george mason in his declaration of independence in virginia actually penned the words white liberty and the pursuit of happiness and a longer phrase paragraph. thomas jefferson clipped that down his words that he had written into a more concise declaration of independence. i guess what i would think in today's wo

with the increase in numbers to conservancy plans to release 25 into the mount kenya forest where kenya for is so obvious. has and located about 800 acres for a protected century. this enclosed area at the foretold mount kenya is not just a sanctuary for mountain bungalows knows the rare white zebras and has of buffalo also plan protection here from porches and pretend we divide this bongos into different pockets because of the species that we have a moment. in the near future when we put them in the sanctuary this is problem would be so they don't prevent so what you can see here is one of the breeding hunts. it's not just the pretense the reaction to lopes they also have to contend with the very rare diseases and the loss of natural habitat. so everything went to an avid animal keep looking for. forward to the coming weeks soon 5 new mountain bone will be born increasing the species chance of surviving. the i.o.c. and great list is the most important and most. even to your plants animals and fun by 30 and with extinction the international union for conservation of nature he's responsi

the mount diablo unified school district wants to come back with a very limited hybrid model. abc news reporter amy hollyfield is live in plenasant hill with the disagreement. >> reporter: parents want this open and they want the schools open for longer each day than the school district is planning on doing. you couldn't see the parent and the school board meeting because it was a virtual one of course. but you could hear the frustrations. with one parent calling there a complete joke. the mount diablo unified school board has approved a hybrid learning plan that will bring elementary school kids back to the classroom for five hours a week. some parents don't think that is enough. and they don't think this is happening soon enough. >> when are you guys planning to reopen. >> ho who runs this district. >> it is a complete joke. >> my opinion is we need to reopen sooner than later. kids are really suffering. >> the kind of course work that kindergarteners and first graders are supposed to be doing. this is not developmentally appropriate. he's 6, you know. it is completely ridic

the some of the mount be some of those gusts maybe near 40 miles per hour plus they're down below not as windy and i think as we head through the day kind of just a general sea breeze developing by the afternoon. so should be a nice day ahead tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. pretty nice temperatures wherever you go numbers out the door as we head through the evening, see mostly clear skies temperatures cooling off though as we head toward 8 o'clock with some of those numbers dropping down in the 40's so i want to grab a jacket if you're headed out the door but high pressure building in that is going to keep these temperatures warming up nicely in fact, mostly clear tomorrow mostly clear you see the effect of that normally when kicking in as we head into friday and saturday the weekend looking good too overnight lows going to be the 30's in the 40's chilly spots though maybe down about freezing in santa rosa and then as we head toward the afternoon tomorrow, how about these numbers, yeah, almost spring-like outside about 70 degrees of well 17 oakland, 70 in concord lot of 60's elsewhere a

brake lights around mount house extend to 580 and at least to north flynn with a 44 minute travel time from 205 towards 680. we are tracking a few brake lights into san francisco, still slow as you work your way getting on to the early deck from an earlier crash. we are seeing crowding across upper deck near treasure island and as you come into san francisco off the skyway. >>> video showing a rally outside a nursing facility. lli alleged unfair labor practices by management at the parent company that owns the facility. organizers want better wages, safe staffing, health insurance but say they've rejected all the proposals. we have reached out for comments on the allegations and negotiations and are yet to here back. >>> the first two california cases of more contagious covid- 19 variant have been found in the bay area. one in santa clara and the other in alameda. dr. koty is praising the santa clara resident infected with south african variant for following the mandatory 10 day travel quarantine after returning from an international trip last month. not much is known about the alameda

a target is mounted and 50 archers have just a few minutes to hit it as many times as possible.warriors defended their homelands not with guns or swords, but with bows and arrows. i am aiming for the target, obviously, which is, which one of them? the small one. the small one there, ok. now, why is it going to the ground like that? show me. get out the way, everyone. here we go. don't move! wow! now we are getting there! spectators get involved by taking bets on the number of arrows that hit the target. and crucially, it is only the last two numbers of the total score that matter. meghalaya became one of the few states to legalise gambling in 1982. people here are very superstitious? they'll dream about their dead family, a dog, a cat, and they will try to make it into numbers. so i have 200 rupees of my hard—earned money here. i want to go and gamble. can you show me how to do it? yeah. come on then. so let's go to one of these counters. namaste, hello. hello to you, sir. i want to gamble on a lucky number, yeah? yeah. two digits, lucky number. i want to go for 39. 39? yeah. an

for now, it's breezy, mount st. helena, 30 hour. in the city. clear and cool to start. sunny, mild this afternoon. looking at a warmer day on monday. tuesday should be the warmest day of the week, rainfall into this upcoming workweek, not a drop here in san francisco, it all goes to the north. we desperately need it. but we will focus on high pressure, what it brings. it will be well above average, low 70s, napa and concord, upper 60s for you in hayward, 71 in san ro say, by tuesday, we're looking at warmer numbers from mid-70s in concord, upper 60s in the city. slight cooling on wednesday. we're watching the upper elevation winds. they can get quite gusty tuesday in the latter half of the week. upper 60s in napa, the accuweather 7-day forecast, we are milder today. spring-like weather on tuesday, the second half of the workweek, still dry and cooler. >> lisa, thank you. >>> that brand-new episode of "american idol" dropping tonight here on abc 7, known as the viking with a voice this santa rosa man is on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ discover new lines—

despite all the successes there are still millions of insects attacking the fields here in memory one mount kenya the farmers are fighting desperately to save their harvest to save their livelihoods. before the locusts we used to harvest 25 bags from an acre of maize but now we don't expect anything because they eat everything completely we don't expect to harvest anything this time around. the locusts can multiply 20 fold every 3 months for the insect hunters it's a race against time. time now for a look at some of the other business stories making news taiwan's health minister says he fears political pressure from china may be behind the country's failure to secure 5000000 doses of the violent tech vaccine the deal fell through in the last stages of negotiation the german company has struck an exclusive deal with shanghai pacer foe through pharmaceuticals to bring the vaccine to china. in the european union a sales of new cars were down almost a quarter in january compared to the year before strict lock downs and economic upheaval calls especially big declines in new vehicle registrations

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have some foggy spots out towards the tri valley to pretty similar to yesterday, your view from our mount tam cam does show the city lights down below looking pretty good at least from that vantage point now skies will remain cloudy through the day today with cloud cover increasing come the afternoon and yes, some shower activity pushing on into the bay area pretty well formed system sitting to our west that's about to push on into the bay area timing it out for you by 02:00pm today we have already seen some areas of isolated light showers pushing in becoming more widespread later on into the afternoon having a big work tonight and our heaviest of rainfall is actually set to impact us come after sunset on into early evening hours. so i wouldn't plan much outside this evening. you got to stay inside as much as possible and hey maybe if it's a work from home for day for you today. you don't even have to worry about the evening commute, maybe just take a half day miss it all together we will be seeing skies clearing pretty quickly towards the middle of your evening and then we'll be looking