from raleigh, north carolina please welcome andra cumber!

on different topics e andras -- topics and eras of american history. the lectures are also available as podcasts. download them from itunes or visit c-span.org/history/pod casts. >> each week, american history tv's real america brings you archival film that tells the story of the 20th century. ? ♪ >> the american farmer has fed us for 200 years. war, peace, oppression or prosperity. it's been a hard, plodding job, butt the former has kept us alive. not only that, but made is the best fed nation in the world. hundred 30 million people ask a lot of us farmers. a lot of us take it for granted. but in the 10 years before the war, he's been having a hard time making both ends meet. sometimes he wonders if he could make it good. yes, he wondered why he was working. that's thunder yo'ure hearing, farmer. that is hitler. he wants power. will be given to him, or will be lightning strike? because if this does, it's going farmer. you have a job to do. while it is not your war, not yet, you never can tell. 1940 tomatoes. 900 million bushels. eggs, 37 billion. hogs

showers andra doppler radar right now. saying well south and west of the metro area, the cloud cover will most be most areas upper 80's the lower 90's. down a degree in richmond, 74 and a lot more pleasant in pittsburgh the air is turning burress humid in that area and that air mass is headed year. the heat index right now is reaching 102. feels like 93 in the nation's capital. the farther west that you go the dewpoint temperatures are lower. the heat index feels lower feels much more comfortable on the right. here is the initial bunch of showers moving to the area. we could see one or two in the early to mid afternoon. we will watch that swing. it may turn out that most of the storm activity to our north does not seem like much of a threat of anything severe. but if we are going to get anything from this line, it will probably be 5:00 six, :00 tonight. the futurecast does not show a line of storms, just scattered ones with motion from northwest with cooler, drier air working into the area as high pressure moves in. i thin

>> andra. >> we're switched up. >> reporter: they are gonna perform at what time? >> 1:00. >> reporter: and you are gonna sing something original. >> yes. ♪ [singing] >> reporter: all right. we should add that they are the daughters of one of our employees at ktvu. that's why we -- you are on itunes as well? >> yes. all of our original music will be on itunes. >> reporter: and you will be here at 1:00 in the grandstand. if you don't have anything else to do, come on over here. thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: this is it. alameda county fair. this is the last weekend. come on out if you can. fireworks on the 4th. the oak tree handicap, the sprint will be here on sunday. >> thank you so much. those girls have beautiful voices. >> reporter: any they do. >> they are so well spoken. give us a quick forecast for the fourth of july? nice? >> reporter: it will be cooler. but nothing like we had this week. >> thank you. >> if you plan to stay here in the bay area, we have a list of fourth of july events have for you to check out. you can find it on our web page at ktvu

this is on the hayward fault which is to the east of and parallel to the san andras fault.far south as watsonville. no reports of damages or damage. we're seeing no reports of damage so far. anyone who felt it say it felt like a sharp jolt. >> this morning, i felt that

on different topics e andras -- topics and eras of american history.s are also available as podcasts. download them from itunes or visit c-span.org/history/pod casts. >> each week, american history tv's real america brings you archival film that tells the story of the 20th century. ? ♪

this is on the hayward fault which is to the east of and parallel to the san andras fault. this was felt as far south as watsonville. no reports of damages or damage. we're seeing no reports of damage so far. anyone who felt it say it felt like a sharp jolt. >> this morning, i felt that house shaking, it graduate my house up. he actually was in a recliner, he tipped over backwards and fell out of t that helped him back up, first with the feet and the chairs and tables were all moved. >> bart service was delayed for about 30 minutes while crews inspected the track. things are getting back to normal. the last time there was a major incident on the fault was 1868 and that's when 30 people died. kiet do, kpix 5. >> thank you so much. roberta you felt it and a lot of your viewers felt it? >> immediately i asked people on facebook and twitter and asked if they felt it as well, and hundreds checked in and basically i live in pleasanton, it felt like someone picked up my house and shook it. we don't feel rumbling, but it was at #:41 in freemont. people are going to say earthquake w

still, when replacing her bike andra harpster kept it simple. >> my thought was not to buy anything expensiveably be stolen again. >> reporter: uc police are even considering expanding the program to include other items that are taken quite often, things like backpacks and laptops. at uc berkeley christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> farmers markets will soon be buzzing. that's because governor brown recently signed a bill legalizing beer tasting at your favorite public market. the will will not only allow vendors to offer samples and sell beer but they can also donate beer to nonprofits for fund-raising events. the new law, hold on don't get excited yet, goes into effect next year so we have four or five months to wait. >>> well there's a warmup it's nice to go to some of those arts and wine fares. there's a lot going on right now. the weather is perfect for it. here's karri hall. >> we've got the ac pumping up on full blast and in the tri-valley right now it's 88 degrees in san francisco, 73 degrees and in the south bay 79 degrees. tomorrow even hotter reaching near 100 degrees in the tri-

we've got ashley webster, andra smith and hillary is here and you're first, buy on the dip, the eightrop? >> absolutely, apple is still a cheap stock here. it's a place where most big investment managers are going to want to hide. 39.7% gross margins and the margins have not yet contracted. it's where you want to be. the i-watch did very well the iphone only missed by a million units. talking almost 49 million units and a million short. apple is still a good place to be. especially when you want to compare it to other companies like yahoo! or-- >> i think the analysts have taken it down too much. >> they're overwhelmingly bullish on this stock despite missed results. and callan and company talked that they think it's going to be stay pretty much where it is. ashley: we don't know how the smart watch did either. kind of hid it. sandra: they're not challenging this stock. i would be a contrarian if i was in the game of investing in individual fox, i would worry that all of wall street loves apple and everyone wants to own apple. >> everyone has apple products. apple continues to grow 63