or the gibraltar or the valley. and he was halted and the reason was halted is robert e lee to think about he already committed these troops to it. and he added breckinridge his command is going to now be in it. he sends joseph kershaw division of fine division of troops and the calvary division under fitts lee to the u.s.a. because lee see this is, his opportunity to change the way are going by now. of course, you know, they're all his armies trapped petersburg. that's they are now. and that siege, it is so greatly feared, is coming to pass. well, that occurs. so finally they go back and forth. sheridan very cautiously, early ends up in the neighborhood of winchester and grant had to do something about this. so he leaves the city point, goes to washington, goes to the valley, meets sheridan in charlestown, west virginia, west virginia today by way, the places was still there. i've been there in a while. they set in the front yard. it's near the casino. i don't i regret how close it was the casino, but the house was

ah tat is taking the archaeologist into one of the valley's biggest caves. discovered a lot of cave paintings here, though he is not sure how old they are. the art in the caves is an invaluable piece of human story. saw rock art -- it's not only prehistoric rock art that has value, because even historical period rock art is actually evidence of the human past, human interaction with the landscape. so there's a multilayered meaning embedded within this landscape from prehistorical period to historical period. so all of these, i think, are significant to me, at least, because it shows how humans evolved through time. reporter: ah tat helps the archaeologist document the engravings and paintings. afterwards, saw chaw hey will compare the images with others. the two of them are worried that this cave, too, will disappear one day. they want to document as much as possible of the valley's cultural heritage before that happens. ah: we knew from the outset that we couldn't win. but we are doing it anyway. and i'm not alone. i have a lot of support. i am happy because

these items are the topic of the state of the valley, and it is the silicon valley index. nbc bay area's kris sanchez has been monitoring that conference. you've been digging into these numbers, a lot of numbers to look through. >> a lot of numbers. the silicon valley has always been interested, but some of the data might surprise you. it's yearly report, and while the country struggled through years of the pandemic, silicon valley people, technology, were powering the nation as we sheltered. here's the president and ceo. >> silicon valley, during the pandemic, went gangbusters. a lot of us frankly have survivor's guilt about all of that. and if i could cap which you were it all in one image, this would be it. look at that. our aggregate market cap grewly $9 trillion during the pandemic, stunning and amazing. that, by the way, shattered all of the records. and so that was quite an amazing and interesting story. so, why do we feel so tense? >> all right. so, the answer to that may well be a growing income gap that's leaving a lot of people behind. according to that report, s

if so, the coachella valley has just what you yearn for. man's land actually has a name. steven caputo: east jesus is just a colloquialism for where the hell out there. jennifer nelson: charlie russell first came out here in 2006, and the reason he said he picked it was because bum [bleep] egypt wouldn't look good on a t-shirt. [laughing] narrator: a free spirit and lover of nature, charlie left his tech job and moved out to the furthest reaches of the desert to live off the land, and create the never-ending art project. johnny devenanzio: i recognize this van from the picture of charlie. jennifer nelson: when he passed in 2011, he left instructions to form a board of directors, and we've been keeping it going ever since. this one's for you charlie. all we are is dust in the wind. [music playing] jennifer nelson: east jesus is a sustainable, habitable, experimental art installation. we try to imagine a world without waste and where every action is an opportunity for self-expression. you know, if you look at our fencing over there, you can se

is really doing on an economic level at the state of the valley. aders will talk about the findings of the recent silicon valley index report by joint venture in the town hall meeting. the president and ceo says that silicon valley actually has more job openings being advertised than cuts. and studies show most tech workers are landing on their feet within three months. all part of an expected pattern, one which a tech exper explains sought expansion in the tech outbreak. >> they hired somebody people in the pandemic. now they are questioning if this is the same momentum that will continue. time told us we have seen that, that that is not the case. lena: joint ventures say although many workers are experiencing their first downturn now, the job cuts only present about 2% of the workforce. regardless, we have a layoff tracker, including cuts at bay area companies on our website right now at abc7news.com. the state of the valley begins here at 9:00 a.m. in mountain view, lena howland. kumasi: developing news on the toxic train disaster in ohio. many r

the silicon valley index. conference begins at 9:00 this morning and you can attend in person or virtually. you can also download the full index if you would like to see all of this data for yourself at jointventure.org. i'll put a link to that on my social page as well. >> sounds good. we'll check it out. >>> 6:37 right now. who wants to check out tahoe? a live look at highway 50. looks gorgeous up there. clear, but the start of a holiday weekend for many. if you're heading to the mountains, the chp says pack your patience along with the skis. they say traffic could be worse than ever. a lot of schools have all next week off for ski week and roads are still recovering after the constant plowing from our winter storms. chp is advising drivers to stay on the main highways if you go, even if gps says take a back way. >> no matter what the roads look like. we want to know what the conditions are going to be. we know that could change. >>> the snow is still piled really high and we've had quite a bit of time of sun

. >>> the state of the valley is released. ian cole is digs intole numbers on jobs, housing and demographics. >>> let's begin with the fired police chief speaking out in his first public appearance since being let go. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong is blaming the mayor for what he says is retaliation. he is also calling up the federal monitor who oversees the police department claiming the monitor's reports, which led to his termination, were filled with bias. armstrong argues that federal monitor robert warshaw sensationalized his reports. he also accused the monitor of extending the department's federal oversight for personal financial gain. he says he publicly raised those accusations before and claims that's why the new mayor, sheng thao, fired him. he says her decision has put the city in a place of instability. >> i believe that it takes courage to stand up to a pulley -- bully, it takes courage to move the city forward. she accepted the monitor's conclusion and faced it without weighing the evidence and wi

50% bottom of the population of the valley. we posted the full report on our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> okay. amazon now dmanting that some employees get back to the office. amazon's ceo released a memo today that said corporate staffers must spend at least three days a week in the office. preecest previously individual managers could decide how often the employees were supposed to come in. there are some exceptions to the rule. customer support roles will be allowed to continue working remotely. the deadline for the rest to adjust to the in-office policy is may 1. >>> stocks were a mixed bag today in terms of performance. the dow jones finished in the green. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq ended up in the red. investors are torn. the job market is strong and consumer spending is high, but that means that inflation continues to grow. that spreads fear that the fed will have to make much more drastic measures soon to get it under control. >>> and some californians can look forward to relief on the energy bill. pg&e is giving a credit

the details strengthen silicon valley's economy, kris. >> the silicon valley index is an annual reportnd i want to show you some of the highlights. there are a lot of them. according to the report, silicon valley added 88,000 jobs between the middle of 2021 and the middle of 2022, when unemployment hit an historic low. however, the data shows that black or african americans are being left behind as they file almost two and a half times the unemployment claims as white residents in silicon valley. that could be a factor in silicon valley's population decline, nearly 91,000 people left the silicon valley over the last two years, about as many as during the dot-com bust. onsing front, home prices went up 7%, setting the median home price at a record $1.5 million, pricing out 73% of first-time home buyers. 86% of black and hispanic residents, too. half of silicon valley renters say they are spending more than 30% of their income on housing. the median household is making -- the median household is making about $515 less at a time that child care costs are outpacing if regional inflation ra

one day, they want to document as much as possible of the valleys, cultural heritage. before that happens, i don't think i heard, you know, you would, you know, we knew from the outset that we couldn't win, but we're doing it any way. and i'm not alone. i have a lot of support, i'm happy linkers. this work is an honor because this is where i'm from. told a young the at a guy up. they all still many caves to explore in can to valley. for our touch. it's a race against time. feel of these invaluable fines are likely to be saved from destruction. ah, sea turtles can be found in tropical and sub tropical seas around the world. as my great re, creatures, they often swim thousands of kilometers in their lifetime. many species are endangered by marine pollution fishing and poaching. according to one study between 19902020 more than one point. 1000000 animals were killed or illegally traded worldwide. but things are looking up turtle protection efforts around the rise efforts like those. the people have talked to gatto on the costa rican coast have been doing for years. this is

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the state of the valley starts this morning at 9:00. leave in -- live in mountain view, lena howland. reggie: the men accused in a deadly explosion in san francisco last week will be arraigned on multiple charges. his wife died in the crash and his caregiver was severely injured. he is -- it to chemically extract concentrated cannabis. his two children were at school when the explosion happened. he does have a record in san francisco and was convicted of burglary in 1993. neighbors tell us things have not been the same since the explosion. >> it is very devastating to go through this, especially you have some of thes activities in a residential area , and when you have kids and you know that your neighbor also has kids. and a lot of other people who live on that block. reggie: they also say they are alarmed to hear investigators found you take tanks and other items that could be a cash oil. the suspect accused of the deadliest mass shooting in san mateo county history is facing the death penalty if convicted. he pled not guilty yesterday

the view in dublin, a little patchy fog setting up in some of the inland east bay valleys. probably more so wednesday morning and into san jose still hanging on to the upper 50s. northwest wind 9 miles an hour. your evening plans, light jacket weather. should be fine. temperatures will eventually get to the mid 40s outside. storm ranger getting a break after we did have the downpours and again 1 to 2 feet of snow that fell over the sierra. so the sierra finally started to dry out. though at times tonight and tomorrow, you may think that there is some rain on the way because we have increasing clouds from this weather system approaching during the day tomorrow. filtered sunshine. bands of clouds passing over the bay area. the rain this time around at least stays off to the north. notice on future cast tomorrow we have mostly cloudy conditions. partly cloudy skies as we head toward the evening. so that at least for now will keep our daytime temperatures down just a little bit. upper 50s and low 60s tomorrow. more cloud cover means the nights won't be quite as cold. by around n

that's trouble for the tri-valley. an important time for that portion of the bay as we've had a lot of shift, a lot of folks hitting the road. >>> we're examining a legal decision that's having a big impact on transit, traffic, and more here in the bay area. a judge overruled a challenge recently to regional measure 3, setting the stage for a windfall in funding to help our roadways, rails and more. joining me to talk about the efforts to relieve traffic congestion is john goodwin with the metropolitan transportation commission. thank you for being here today. once that money gets released, we've already had press releases from other agencies. they've been talking about all the improvements they have on slate. can you help us understand some things like the regional programs? for example, b.a.r.t., they're talking about extension cars? >> yes. one of the biggest pieces of the regional measure 3 expenditure plan is more new b.a.r.t. cars to allow for the eventual expansion of b.a.r.t., the silicon valley extension will g

the same people in noe valley who use it. the real problem is in the subway. 12 years at muni is four as a train controller and the other eight as a manager. the problem is in the subway. this has been acknowledged by judy and others at public meetings. but with regard to the particulars for san jose avenue, i have reached out and made contact with the people of noe valley and they drew my attention to your package which is a long list. >> this list on your packet is something that draws attention and it needs comment. the only time there is really leverage with the sf mta or any city department is when there is money on the table. so i would like to say that i appreciate the comments made by my supervisor safai, supervisor melgar, and by supervisor mendleman by trying to get sf mta come to the table >> >> your time is up. >> it says 15 seconds. >> i started too early, my apology. >> thank you. hold their feet to the fire. >> that's our in person public comment. checking for remote public comment on the item. >> checking for public comment on item 6. hi, calle

this is the livermore valley. i took a little road trip, just checking out the scenery and it's quite remarkable. i have never seen snow at this level in years since living here. so you can see all of the homes that still have the snow o■n the ground and in fact some homeowners said it is pretty hard feeding the chickens this morning because they didn't expect to have all this snow.>> higher up, mt. diablo got a healthy dusting of snow, people came from all around. but, many of them left a little disappointed. >> reporter: parts of mount diablo still covered in snow, most of the roads going up are closed. i followed the park ranger earlier today. it was snowing very hard around noontime. very tough driving conditions. this was how it looked, once we got up to 2200 feet. first, it was hail, then it turned into snow.>> this reminds you, being up in tahoe, it really does. it's incredible. >> reporter: greg hiked two hours to experience the snow. >> when these special days pop up, you have to take advantage of it. i gr

>> that's funny, in the valley we used to say the fog is burning off. if you're a meteorologist, you say dissipate. thanks so much for joining us. join us for our midday newscast at 11:00. >> don't forget, we're back at >>> good monday morning. all we can say this morning is what a super bowl. >> the game a nailbiter, decided in the final seconds. it is february 13th. this is "today." ♪♪ >> hail to the chiefs. >> toney's got it. toney walks in. >> kansas city mounts a thrilling fourth quarter comeback. >> butker, up, got it! >> to defeat the eagles and win super bowl lvii. an incredible finish igniting celebrations in arizona. and back home in kansas city, all of the highlights as one of the game's biggest stars joins

the many of the valley probably hovering just above freezing and some of the valleys. but you're still down the mid 30's, maybe toward the santa rosa area. so sunshine and clouds again for tomorrow. a few more high clouds moving overhead that today and then another chance of rain. i think as we get in toward the weekend. and that was just really if you're going to wait to see exactly how that all pans out overnight. lows will be cold tonight about 34 in santa rosa. 38 in a bottle and napa. 36 degrees in little more about 37 degrees in concord. more sunshine on the way for tomorrow to make sure some high clouds, putin highs in the 50's and low 60's. highlights. california lawmaker is sharing concerns over the state's early prisoner release program and now she wants to see more transparent. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with republican sen janet nguyen about her legislation and has reaction now from both sides of the aisle. >> well, state senator janet nguyen says her legislation ultimately comes down to this communication. she says she wants the state to

as well as in the northern end of the central valley. now we have winter storm warnings for the entirety of lake and mendocino counties out in the central valley and the notably anywhere above 1000 feet here in the bay area, frost advisories and freeze warnings through 09:00am for almost all the bay area. and we are looking at temperatures currently in the 30's to 40's san jose's at 39 berkeley right there as well. livermore in brentwood at 38 cloverdale. 33 degrees. right now. we're seeing that snow falling vallejo and fairfield in the upper 30's. keeping the track on all of this throughout the morning. so stay with us. reyna, what's the updates on the roads right now will die if you are out there traveling needed to avoid how is 17? it's closed in both directions. anyway. >> northbound southbound from bear creek road all the way down to some extent you can't get from san jose to santa cruz, santa cruz, san jose can't do it. how a 9. also not a good alternate. they shut down both directions right at sanborn in saratoga nor 1000 city, nor

we will have an update from the other valley in yosemite. >> we want people to go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. >>> a big payoff from the january storm, san francisco's water storage is just about full, it'll likely reach capacity if we get more storms this weekend. you still need chains to get down evergreen road right now that wilson walker made the way down to the reservoir, and some say san francisco can live without. >> the storms have not stopped delivering in yosemite, water continues to pour across, and eventually into the jewel of the san francisco water system, expected to reach capacity for the first time since 2019 and with the entire system full, the city will be sitting on about 7 years worth of water. there are still plenty of parts of california facing real water challenges, by comparison, san francisco has an embarrassment of riches like all things water in california. >> in over 100 years, no one else has built a dam in a national park, it's the one time we have done this it can be undone, and it would inspire people to go to het

feet above the above the valley. nd typically the the the the lowest the low spots are are a saddles through which the some of which roads ran. these photographs apparently taken as a panorama. and i can get pretty confident three of them the line up looking from chattanooga valley looking north eastward towards the north and of missionary ridge and then looking southward along ridge the the one on the right apparently looking due east over missionary ridge. but what the pictures really is some of the features of the battlefield and this is not always evident based on the quality of the image that might be be used, but on the better quality ones. look at the the vegetation on the slope, the ridge, it was the ridge was mostly wooded, although it was a very open woods. and the and and some of these the the the plate the print has been manipulated by literally everything that sticks up above the the ridgecrest having been off. but in those if you can get a good quality scan of them or an original that you can look at wit

a smooth drive for the tri-valley. e looking at north 680, the last of the construction crews, i believe, should have cleared from the area. waiting for the all clear from caltrans, but no major issues. there's a crash reported, but i don't see any slowing heading toward the dublin interchange. back over to you. >> smooth drive. >> we like it. thanks, mike. >>> 5:23 right now. no curry on the court tonight, and we hate to stay this, but maybe for a while. >> next on "today in the bay," an update on his injury and coach steve kerr's glass half fullpproach to it al al. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. com

the american and the big highways to the memories of my childhood in the valley. and i find that there's there's a lot of closeness between a somali culture and the real american culture not the american culture that americans don't talk about, the one that oppressed the children, america, the shaded children of american. but the american that that the narrative that america projects you an american me as your free free that culture i associate that with the freedom of my childhood freedom my father's culture but that child that freedom that i get from the highway, i don't get from the institutionalized racism in america at work or anywhere else. so somehow that has to be the gap has to be filled from, you know, that feeling of freedom. and i that to happen i really do wish to see that americans look themselves in the mirror after reading this book looking stuff in the mirror and say, finally, 2022, we need to admit that this is what has been happening. this is the bob dylan protest do the right thing or or nina simone and driving the american highway and feel and

in the valleys, more rain coming in, starting out light. it's going to start to pick up and we're looking at a winter weather advisory again for these hills over parts of the east bay, as well as the north bay. as you go up above 2,500 feet, we're looking at 1 to 3 inches of snow. above 3,000 feet it's more like 5 to 10 inches of additional snowfall. near mount hamilton and maybe mount diablo, up to over a foot of snow. and then in the valleys we're looking at thunderstorms and hail, a change in the wintery weather that's going to be coming in. the initial line of heavy rain starts to move through marin county at 9:30 this morning, approaching san francisco. quickly sweeping across much of the rest of the bay area between 9:00 and noon, and then we can see that there is going to be snow continuing for those upper elevations. but where we do see thunderstorms, there may be some hail in some of the valleys. we're trying to help you decipher what type of precipitation you're seeing. if you can safely snap some pictures, tag us so that we can se

but also, another union army is going to move the shenandoah valley. that's going to be an army under frank siegel. that's going to harass lee's flank, cut some of the supplies coming in from the valley and another army at the same time is going to move up the james river. that's going to be general benjamin butler's of the james threat in richmond, perhaps. take richmond, which would be a fantastic victory at least a good propaganda victory. but also, it would cut off lee's supplies, enable butler to move on into lee's rear. so basically grant has come up with a plan, a plan for virginia that sort of mirrors what he's thinking nationally. several armies, lee's army in northern virginia. we often think of billy as just facing the army, the potomac, actually. he's got all of these other forces to deal with. so this is grant's big plan. what about robert lee and the confederate army of northern virginia? well, they've had a since gettysburg now to get pretty much back up the strength some 65,000 soldiers in army very high morale when you read the letters

from here leonardo descended into the valley sus siena, or they violet de sassy, the valley of rocks. ah, nearby is an impressive waterfall that leonardo described in detail involved sassy, now, as you travel the road from reco, you'll find on the right hand side, the troia river, which falls from a very tall rock. and where it falls, it goes under ground and the river. and there are you not ost keen. i also noted unique flora of the region here among great rock falls and waterfalls, my pillow grows abundantly. now this is clear evidence that leonardo used his travels through this region in preparation for painting the virginal de rocks because it is this native plant the my palo that would reappear into painting. ah, leonardo then set out to explore the western part of the green, your mountains along lake lecoq. he would have had a stunning view of the town of mondell. what made this hill so interesting is that even today, it is permeated with a number of caves. one of these even served as a church and leonardo, it's time we now from the current excellent against that leonardo da vin

it is quite remarkable in the livermore valley. you can see the vineyards down there with some cows and the whole area covered in white snowcapped. >> thank you so much. now to berkeley where snow blanketed grassy areas and trees along grizzly peak. the snow was a big draw for a lot of you to walk around with your pups and snap some photos of the trails. >> i am at a loss for words. this is amazing. >> it is freezing cold. >> i need some hot chocolate. >> as you might imagine, snow is all everybody seems to be talking about on the social media. we know you have been sending in photos all day long. i know the person who is catching those photos. anne makovec with what you are seeing. >> we are getting different vantage points all over the area. let's start and los gatos and check out this view from diane caldwell. you can see the snow covering every inch of this deck and all over the surrounding trees. she also sent us these pictures of summit road right across her driveway, calling it beautiful but scary. downed trees and power line

feet above the above the valley. nd typically the the the the lowest the low spots are are a saddles through which the some of which roads ran. these photographs apparently taken as a panorama. and i can get pretty confident three of them the line up looking from chattanooga valley looking north eastward towards the north and of missionary ridge and then looking southward along ridge the the one on the right apparently looking due east over missionary ridge. but what the pictures really is some of the features of the battlefield and this is not always evident based on the quality of the image that might be be used, but on the better quality ones. look at the the vegetation on the slope, the ridge, it was the ridge was mostly wooded, although it was a very open woods. and the and and some of these the the the plate the print has been manipulated by literally everything that sticks up above the the ridgecrest having been off. but in those if you can get a good quality scan of them or an original that you can look at wit

today you can see the cliff we have passed, which is like a door. there's a valley between cliffs and you can see the peaks and a few stars and the very orange light. beautiful. and i look good at i have you. i wish you could see it. i feel it, and that's very important to ah, joey procedures. can i go through places where it's hard for me to walk and he follows me in. it's like he doesn't care every step even if he bumps into the rocks . gosh, he goes forward. and that is tiger ish determination. because even if he is inspired me a since i met him, lazy dot had got us 1000000000 me, thanks me because i pushed him to do things, but he has helped me more about how to find a solution for problem. how to be practical. i've imagined being blind many times and it's not nice yet, but for him being blind is not a problem anymore. is that connection has changed my life in your life. you're michel, i use one to grab and the other one i need to ground out on the state and bridge where the client summit team comprises jettas, cisco and legendary openness. oscar korea, one of t

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even parts of the central valley and up along the north coast. now we have winter storm warnings at those low elevations. that's as low as 1000 feet in elevation for the north bay and east bay hills in the santa cruz in diablo range is even some winter storm warnings out into the central valley and of course, up into the sierra nevada, 2 freezing temperatures prompting frost advisories and freeze warnings through 09:00am this morning. and of course, those temperatures falling into the 30's with freeze warnings. alameda san jose and san mateo among spots falling to 39 pacifica. you're at 38 degrees right now. cloverdale where the snow is falling. you're at 33 really wet and slick conditions there. not as much of a factor. 15 miles per hour. gusts currently just wet out there. but later on today, we will see some sunshine peeking through so improvements later in the day. but this morning, it is a rough go on the roads and rain. i know you especially have some updates on a few particular spots. yeah. john, what you talked about highway 17 and will t

the new child, add lezant and adult behavioral health center will be located on the valley medical campus. it's been seven years in the making. when completed, the facility will have 77 beds, about half dedicated to minors, and it will make up part of santa clara county's commitment to have 500 new beds by 2025. according to the dashboard, there are currently no open beds for psychiatric treatment. leader say the new center will help unify available resources. >> by contracting for additional beds, by repurposes existing buildings and entering into leases to secure more spaces, to offer their capacity, and this building, which has been years in the making. >> the facility likely will not open before the middle of 2025. >>> a heated debate in the east bay where parents, teachers and students in one district are speaking out about a graphic novel that explores and depicts images of sexuality. >> "gender queer" brought parents and students and teachers to a meeting tuesday night. >> when i looked at the graphic novel i was taken back by what i considered pornographic imagery depicted. i have