and from a fisheries perspective, the trinity is super valuable, and so we're at the head of this big valley--it's like 10 or 12 miles long--and our project is just down here. man: the yurok tribe along with the hupa valley tribe co-managing with federal agencies is part of the trinity river restoration program, and it's a 40-mile reach of river, restoring various aspects of the trinity from the degradation of anthropogenic influence over time, everything from mining era in the 1800s to water diversion to the central valley. weissmann: we're approximately a hundred miles from t reservation here, but the tribe, they see the value in restoring this habitat to benefit the river overall, and they definitely take a holistic approach. it's not just salmon. it's all the river's animals. boulby: this isn't our ancestral land, but this is wherour fishome from. the mini back in the 1800s destroyed the spawning grounds, completely devastated this land. the river can no longer meander. it's just, now it's just like a ditch. weissmann: when the dam was put in, it kind of choked down the high flows. it se

well, we should never forget that most of these big silicon valley corporations have a revolving door with the u. s. government, they have contracts with the u. s. government. many of them have their origins in the pentagon and it's, it's military research and technology through darpa, which is the kind of lab to do research for technology, which created the internet and other technology including gps. so google, which owns youtube, has contracts with the c i a and has contracts with, with the pentagon. it has contracts with the f, b i and you as police agencies. so unfortunately, we see that many of these big corporations in silicon valley, they basically act as arms of the u. s. government, especially when it comes to enforcing censorship. in the interest of us propaganda to advance u. s. foreign policy interests. we seen this again and again and again, i'm currently in the country of nicaragua and here in nicaragua before the november elections last year. these big tag corporations censored, the accounts of many son, the niece does of many pro government media outlets a few days be

hollywood is tapping into the silicon valley. three bigries on three big streaming services, our abby fan streaming services, our abby fan fernandez has more. >> reporter: three new shows with ties to the tech capital of the world are out now featuring a stars-studded list of actors. the infamous "elizabeth holmes," super pumped focused on the beginnings of uber then there is "we crash," how one of the world's we work went bankrupt in months. people seemed to be hooked. what makes a downfall of a tech company or ceo so desirable to watch? nbc news tv reporter daniel arkin says because it is the real characters. >> the tech industry have become so vital and lucrative and people can make or lose billions of dollars staking these companies. these people are something like a rock star or a hollywood celebrity and the spiritual guru combined. >> reporter: other shows haves garnered many new fans, many say they distrust the tech world entirely after watching how it all works behind closed doors. could the portrayal of these start up founders hav

he's also lobbying big silicon valley companies to donate social licenses for protection from cyber attacks and calling on them to provide additional computer or cloud capacity. as he puts it, the ukrainian people need help, and they need it in lots of different ways. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> the united nations estimates nearly 2 million people have fled ukraine, more than the population of san francisco and san jose combined. many people here in the bay area are trying to get their loved ones here. people have been able to reunite at sfo. many others are having trouble getting to the united states because the government has not set up any expedited visa programs for ukrainians. they could face a long and difficult process of getting the visa before they can come here. >> like a tourist visa. most of piece people receive rejection. >> last week, secretary of homeland security, mayorkas did grant temporary, protected stat us to ukrainians, but only if they were in the u.s. government before march 1st. the u.s. government currently caps applications at 125,000 per year. >>> mixed

the friends of big bear valley posted the good news on facebook writing we have a chick.was on the nest for the hatching, and he is a proud daddy. >> congrats to them. >>> all right. next stars in space. a little different, though. pete davidson may be the next celebrity to shoot for the stars. >> that's right. the "snl" comedian is reportedly close to signing a deal to blast into space with jeff bezos. "the new york post" reports details of the blue origin flight are being finalized. >> and davidson, look, he is hitting it off with everyone these days. that includes accordingly jeff bezos. when he and his girlfriend kim kardashian went to an event at the billionaire's home. it was a lavish party. >>> netflix now cashing in, launching a new interactive game series. >> it is called trivia quest. new episodes will be available daily. each of them will post 24 multiple choice questions on a range of subjects. >> we're told half of the questions will be on the easier side. the other half much harder. the competition begins next month. mona, you ready? >> i am ready. >>> and f

the ridge or the high is like a big ridge and then the low is like a big valley. so if you can picture those contours, so the contours are really tight, meaning it's really steep ridge or it's a really steep gradient between the high and the low. you probably knew all that. but just that that's just basically how it works, just like a topographic map these highs and lows, but the idea will be that the winds will get blown pretty significantly. we'll see winds blowing up high 45 miles an hour . perhaps the wind advisory goes into effect late tonight, early tomorrow morning, maybe a 50 mile an hour gust this. this will favor the higher elevations , but it'll also be breezy along the coast. so i always think about ocean beach of you have been out there when the wind blows is rolled sand dunes all the way down the sunset district. those were sand dunes before homes were in there, and there's a lot of sand so the sand really gets blown. although the wind here it's not westerly . it's kind of more northerly, but it'll go right down the great highway just like that. so t

the eagle hatched on march 3rd, there's also a but friends of the big bear valley, which operates a web cam on the nasa is that aiken, the nes is no longer viable. sir. elton john is coming to the bay area, the rock and roll hall of famer announced an october 8th date at levi stadium. it's part of his farewell yellow brick road tour. tickets will go on sale to the public next wednesday. april 6. coming up in the next hour, state lawmakers are rushing to extend eviction protections were going explain the different ways this could impact renters gas is going to keep causing drivers more and more money. we're going to break down the prices. >> the bay area drivers are paying now. we'll be right back. celebrate easter for less at kohl's. prep for the festivities with up to 50% off home finds... a blender for just $99.99... and up to 15% off kids' arts and crafts! plus, take an extra 20% off... and earn kohl's cash. kohl's. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of ecze

the eggs relay in late january, friends of big bear valley say the chicks could begin to pip begin toen >> from inside any time now. mom and dad, jackie and shadow also laid 2 eggs last year, but neither of those chicks survived. well, coming up the next hour, a push for traffic cameras in san jose as a city report is 10 pedestrian fatality. >> more details to come at a live report. gas prices are on the steady climb. we have local reaction to the pain at the pump in a live report. plus, san francisco seeks to stop massive rate hikes formally rent-controlled. tenants will have all that and more in the next hour. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ at usaa, we've been called "too exclusive" because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp o

around the santa clara valley, big changes for tomorrow night. mostly cloudy skies. and then as we get into saturday morning, we begin to see the rain pass through. the main event was that saturday storm looks to be right there. early afternoon to 5:00. then the showers move out. we see the clearing skies which sets the stage form roller coaster ride right there on the bottom. skraenl. high pressure building in. in some cases, this will be a summer sized ridge of high pressure. our at that trend moving forward from our 70s on monday. by tuesday, look at the temperatures into the 80s. and wednesday, likely to be the warmest day next week where mid to upper 80s could be in the forecast for some of the valleys south of san jose as we head toward the middle of next week. before we get there, we get to some much needed rain on saturday. a little sierra snow possible and then the temperatures climb almost 30 degrees of warming as we go through the forecast with the temperatures we'll see saturday to the numbers we'll be seeing by tuesday and wednesday. so spring temperatur

snowy mountains of southern and nest cam get it and nest cam that was set up by friends of the big bear valleyny eaglet. the czech catch some time on thursday afternoon. the eagles are still waiting for their second egg to hatch. and experts say that could happen in the next few days. it's pretty cool to see that. >> nature and all of its glory. but talk about during this commercial break, let them coming up on the kron, 4 news at 9 o'clock, is on the way. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at know we will defend every inch of nato territory. >> now in on the secretary of state is in poland reassuring ukrainian refugees that more us help is on the way. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 9. i'm justine waltman jonathan mccall the fighting in ukraine only intensifying tonight. ukraine says that russia has bombed to several civilian areas. more than a dozen people killed today. >> also, new video showing folks in the city just north of kyiv cheering as a russian aircraft. a shot out of the

but if you're willing to donate $10 to friends of big deer valley, you can submit a suggestive name forir to does registering . holly yeah, they're able to make it out just a moment ago. very cool. our special program. voices for change returns this sunday morning. the episode will mark women's history month with a number of important conversation. yeah, we'll dive deeper into the impact of the historic nomination of judge catania, brown jackson to the supreme court. also an extended sit down interview with two of the original rosie the riveters. and as we celebrate the contributions of women and acknowledge the work that still needs to be done, we have a special panel with women from three different sectors or talking business. the stem field and sports. enduring message of encouragement directly to the girls and women watching and leslie will again start with you. it's exciting to see what is changing. so i think for me, it's always look at the bright side and just keep fighting the good fight and say that you know our world. our future depends on science and technology breakthroughs.

in the process these companies raised $316 billion, wall street took hefty fees, silly silicon valley made bigeading this on tv, we saw countdown clocks and pom poms. i get excited and i understand when these intriguing companies go public but very few were ready to go public and even fewer ready to go public atria the lofty levels and experts knew it yet nobody blew the whistle to cry foul or hurled insults, instead they said go along for the ride and there's good news folks. the people behind spacs can now be sued for inaccurate forecasts remember there's two trueisms when it comes to investing. all investing involves risk and nobody has all the answers just keep that in mind next time somebody criticizes the way you go about managing your own money all right, the next hour of trading, we've been calm all day long, liz, i've got a feeling it's the calm before another storm. liz: yeah, okay get the umbrella out that's what we're here for , thank you very much charles. yes, charles is not wrong. we do have dark clouds here wall street has got a weary eye on ukraine as markets trade in the narr

the 3rd, there is a good but friends of big bear valley which operates a web cam on than this, says thatt egg in the nest is no longer viable. great shot. now in the 4 zone forecast with a view of >> san francisco airport and lawrence is standing by was nice to see the snow there in that picture and southern cal. yeah, i'm not going to see much of that here in the not too distant future. looks like things are changing now in the atmosphere. see that fog out there right now on locking in spring and summer month type pattern right now as high pressure trying to build back in. and even though the storms get a little bit closer. well, they just are shredded apart by the ridges they move on through. in fact, there goes one that coming through tomorrow that will bring with it a few more clouds our way. i think maybe more importantly, weather wise. we're talking about more winds, gusty winds along the coastline, maybe 30 plus miles an hour. then another front comes through as we head into the weekend saturday. there you go. most that energy headed up the pacific northwest. nothing left here. th

has hatched in the snowy mountains of southern california, a nest camps set up by friends of big deer valleyoday. the chick hatched sometime yesterday afternoon. mom and dad had been caring for the chick ever since the pair still waiting for their second act to hatch, which could happen in the next few days. outside our doors. we are looking at a sunset. a beautiful one right behind me. the official sense that 66 giving you a view there as we look off towards the west got some clouds. there may see a few sprinkles tonight and into tomorrow, but that's about it. we began to dry out. eventually we begin to warm up, but it's a chilly one out there with the wind still blowing in the wind advisory still in place until about seven o'clock, you see there the camera just kind of moving and shaking around just a little bit. taking a look at some of the rainfall amounts with this latest system. we'd love to see more, but we won't complaint sonoma picked up. 4/10 calistoga, 2/10 san francisco a little bit less than 1/10. we have the wind advisory for our basic communities as well as our coastline and i

here in silicon valley, big tech say they're doing everything that they can to try and prevent theireople and also to spread misinformation. for example, facebook said that they were alerted to one such hack that was used to target both ukrainian politicians and ukrainian military personnel. and on monday, twitter announced that it would label tweets that linked to content from state—affiliated russian media accounts. as for more impact on the ground, well, it's been reported that apple pay and google pay aren't working in parts of russia as a consequence of general sanctions in the country. as for the internet in ukraine, well, there's been heavy fighting on the ground, and — just like with any conflict — you'd expect internet access to be patchy as bombs and missiles damage networks and equipment. although there have been some outages, the internet so far has held up reasonably well in ukraine. the ukrainian government has also confirmed it has received starlink terminals from elon musk — that would make the internet available to ukrainians via satellite, in theory. as for talk of

mike, you have a big problem for the tri-valley commute. >> this is one of three alerts.his is early this morning, before 4:00, about 3:00 something this morning, we had one lane blocked. it's still blocked but now two of those three lanes are blocked. chp vehicles, larger tow trucks, and we have the nose of a truck there just off the ditch on the side. the backup has grown from early morning. it now extends back to the dublin interchange. you can see the speed sensors along foothill road. it is jammed. so 84 joins in just south of that crash, so if you're coming from the livermore side that is your advantage and it is still moving very slowly, but moving. now the build is on toward the castro valley y, the dublin gri and toward 880. so a shift for this portion of the tri-valley. we'll talk about highway 17 and b.a.r.t. issues coming up. >> thank you. >>> around the world deaths from the pandemic now surpass 6 million people and the u.s. accounts for about one-sixth of that number. today a national memorial will be held to remember the lives lost during the pandemic, as c

there's a big difference between the central valley and the bay area, for example. >> reporter: but that not be the case for long, which is why the cdc may be revising its policy in the coming weeks. >> i think by early april the little of virus will get to less than 10 per 100,000 per week. >>> have you checked the calendar lately? tax day is approaching. >> if i don't look at the calendar, do i still have to pay? yes, you do. if you have tax questions you still might be able to get free, in-person help from the government this weekend. free stands out to me, and in-person this weekend. that's timely. >> yes, you do have to pay. irs offices, yes, are usually only open monday through friday, but this saturday, two offices are open for walk-ups. in oakland, it's the irs office at 1301 clay street, and then we've got another one in stockton. the address there is 4643 quayle lakes drive. and i'll leave that up so you can take a picture of it. you can meet with a real-live human being from 9:00 a.m. to 4 check p.m., and you don't need an appointment. it's free, as raj said. bring your i.d. w

bacock: big pi creek used to flow down to the valley, and then it would just fan out into the valley, and part of that was due to the network of ditches that our people had made which were continued to be utilized. now big pine creek is siphoned into one waterway which is moving quickly down into the owen's river. los angeles owns more land in the owens valley than it has within its city limits. here today we're still dealing with that. there are unresolved water-rights issues that our people are having to deal with. [creaking] man: i sit on the owens valley indian water commission. i was elected by my tribe to help with the issues with water, and i'm also on the environmental advisory board. it's endless for me, my passion for water. when i got my job as a water operator, it meant a lot to me. "paiute" means water, our language, paiute. this is the payahuunadu. it's the land of flowing water. it just all, like, really sunk in to me, like, "this is what i want to do." i try my best to be there for people, to provide them water, do whatever i can. this is the irrigation pond, so this w

. >>> also be talking about why "coda" winning best picture last night is a big win for the silicon valley. >>> and understaffed and overworked. we investigate how problems at pharmacies may be impacting your prescriptions. good evening, i'm raj mathai. the slap isn't going away. our will smith apologized it chris rock and how apple beat netflix to the punch at the oscars. let's start on this march 28th with the rain. we needed it desperately. at this hour the storm is on its way out of the bay area. you can see the tail end, still green there from our stormranger late today. did we make a dent with the drought? that's the question. jeff is with us now. it came down at my house this morning pretty hard. >> yeah, we didn't get a lot. we are seeing some areas of rain over contra costa from conquered to pleasanton. a quarter to an inch, the north bay the highest, conquered 0.5 inch, san jose a 0.25 inch. not going to solve the problem. >> not much. we are in march, heading to april. spring showers. anything on the horizon for us? >> we may see something as we head into april. there is really

they have reigning mvp nikola jokic too big for coming. the and valley right there.other night in the office for him. 4th quarter, denver up by 6 pulled deep corner. check out the filthy. and the warriors within 3. but closing moments of the game. we've been talking about the joker. he might get another mvp this year, too big, 2 strong, triple double for him. 30 to 15, 13 warriors fall one. 31 one. 24. now i mentioned moses moody earlier in the highlight he had a career-high 31 points. that's a franchise records for a teenager. 31 points for him. but he still is stressing patients in his game. pose as young guy. >> you know, i still got those young kid. emotions want to get out there running and down, play against playing is everybody. and i mean, that's all there. but i kind of got to. >> grow up. >> because i'm in i'm in this situation going a plan with oji's. big dogs have been out here for a while. i understand the situation and obviously i'm not saying that all don't want to keep saying it, but i i do want to do more. but just having that patients having that po

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leandro and 71 in santa rosa, still holding low 70s by the time we got back to the north bay valleys. the big shows us where the storms are. we can watch them going up and around the long way to get into the pattern where storms can get here but one will try tuesday and wednesday. the system slides to washington and oregon with rain and it falls apart before it gets here. we won't get the rain but you will see temperatures dipping by the middle of the week and we will get breezy, too. on wednesday, the system misses us rainwise and we see accumulated rainfall from that. wednesday, breezy and we may have the offshore wind event. none of it looks too significant. if you are looking at new snow falling in the sierra, a good- looking ski report with totals at north star having a base ranging from 20 inches to 84 inches. add five to six because we just got one-half foot of snow over the last 36 hours. the snow is good to on but doesn't really build back the snowpack. we need feet of snow, not inches. we had about six inches and we need several more feet in march and it doesn't look like that is co

but the authorities are winning russians off their addiction to big tech platforms. born in silicon valley usa and gradually a media space that looks more like china's is taking shape. in 2018 russian media regulator ah, tried to ban ah, the telegram, but they had to lift the band because they, it was really hurting russian businesses. and there are numerous businesses in russia created around monetization of youtube and instagram technologically. russia is absolutely not prepared for any kind of sovereign internet. i think i'm, it would be doable to decouple from western technology pot forms. the best developers, and the best coders in the world tend to come from russia universities. and they've been developing their own platforms on their own clothes, they rip off western products, and in some cases they make better. so they have the know, have certainly in technology, not social worship. good. they're wonderful. but what is even more scary is a rush. i can turn off the internet, it is quite a realistic scenario. the authorities can make an internet, a trimmed internet in which all infor

we're not expecting a big impact across the valleys but that transition to offshore winds coincides with warm-up. we're jumping into the 70s bayside. near 80 in san jose. tri-valley and north bay, if we manage mid-80s for this time of year, that's pretty close to breaking some record highs. wednesday almost as warm but we're beginning to see some cooling bayside as the sea breeze picks up by thursday. now notice back into the 60s and 70s. dry finish to the workweek. as we head towards the weekend, we've been watching this next chance of showers coming up as we get into saturday. to be honest here, it looks like the system may split and drive toward southern california. one model brings a chance of seeing a little bit of light rain, but its counterpart doesn't see things quite that way. when these weather models argue like that, that doesn't exactly inspire a lot of confidence we're going to get much rain out of it. for now, saturday looks dry. sunday may be seeing a few showers. but at this point might be better chances of seeing those showers south of san jose. but if you like, an early

april, we're going to see a more 70's on the board, especially around the bay and interior valleys and then a big warm up this weekend. saturday. we're expecting upper 70's maybe in some of our warmer spots. we could see some low, 80 degrees temperatures and then a little bit cooler on sunday, but still really nice. nice to get outside temperatures right now. a little bit cooler this morning. so just be aware of that. 47 in downtown san jose and the low 40's along the east bay shoreline. fremont, you're currently at 45 degrees livermore. 44 48 in antioch, 51 degrees in downtown oakland. 49 in san francisco and 43 degrees right now in napa. 45 in the moto. but look at the temperatures that we're looking forward to this afternoon. lots of 60's mid to even upper 60's around the bay and then 70's and some are a warmer spots like air interior valleys and in the north bay, 70 in concord were expecting. 69 68, if you're going to be the livermore valley, upper 60's in san jose, your zone. 71 in napa. 71 also and santa rosa with plenty of sunshine to enjoy and then tomorrow you up an uptick in temperature

i am right now in the silicone valley working with big tech companies. >> bret: you joined nato in 2004 you have the nato umbrella. ukraine doesn't. do you have think putin will go beyond ukraine? >> it's difficult now to make those judgments. when slovenia was in a similar position like our prime minister said, every help and attention was crucial for us at the time 30 years ago. we have to continue working together closely. all of the allies. this is very important to give ukraine all of the help and then move the things forward. >> bret: okay. what do you want to hear from president biden and nato this week? >> well, already now i think the u.s. administration is doing really good work together with us europeans. if we will continue on this path, strengthening our cooperation and giving all the [inaudible] help and support to ukraine. we will succeed together. [audio breaking up]. we were discussing our common values. european and u.s. way of life. now we are witnessing in practice that ukrainians are defending those values together with us. we have to stand up with them. >> bret: ok

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it will tie san francisco to san jose to the central valley and l.a. it is a big deal.ou've been digging into this project for years, what do we know about the company working on the tracks today. >> we know it is called bal for beatty an international infrastructure company, and it's based in london. it has $11.4 billion in revenue in 2020. it has offices in the middle east, southeast asia and of course here in the united states where the domestic headquarters are based in atlanta. that's all according to the s.e.c. paperwork we found today. >> we heard sergio talking about it and saw it live on tv, in fact, with committee can see it fact, we can see it in the video, the electrifiction of the -- tracks what are they doing? >> they're installing the overhead wires, called a cat nary system part of $714 million to electrify this section of rails from san jose to san francisco. bal for beatty is part of the electrifiction project, 69 $7 million -- $697 million contract with caltrans, it's the largest sing. contract that this company has ever secured here in the united sta

any to concord slowi reggie: with the officers coming back to big tech campuses in silicon valley, demandor corporate catering is returning. local catering business owners say they are finally getting a boost after two years of dried up business. here is amanda del castillo. >> if you are the owner of art a barbecue has not seen since pre-pandemic. before covid he could book 12 events in a day, serving upwards of 5000 people. wednesday's large corporate catering event for 560 plus was a welcomed site. >> it's like not practicing for a while and not doing the job and now having to do it. >> 250 pounds of dry to, 12 trays of mac & cheese, and more on the menu for a major tech company in devcon construction. he says the loosening of restrictions and the return to the office have reenergized business. >> we are looking through october. a lot of weddings. corporate stuff is coming with short notice. because april is coming. as soon as the masks are lifted, my phone probably rang 15 times. >> randy muster considers a nod to normalcy. pre-pandemic catering orders made to feed up to 300 people ar

valley. but yeah, we've got big changes on the way. we've got a cold front. you see make its way through the pacific northwest. you see right here, not much energy with it. it's what we call an inside. slider is going to drop right over the top of ridge of high pressure almost dropped due south of the bay area. starting tomorrow, likely see some clouds from that system. but more than that, going to see a little wind out of that as well. in fact, is going to be blustery the next couple days. right now we're seeing that on shore breeze returning to the bay that ridge of high pressure. well, it's going start to build in behind that cold front. that's what's going to cause all the gusty winds the next couple of days. so plan on being a pretty breezy outside. probably windy along the immediate coastline. temperatures are going to be cooler, too. but there's a more chances of rain in the forecast now. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. thank you. cards. coming up, more baseball games on the line. the new deadline for players and owners to try to

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they're in big bear valley last year, the parent laid to wakes, but they didn't make it.ight there. perfect timing there, but you can see what are the other goes bald eagles feathering the nest trying to get that last one to hatch. pretty darn cool. that's a cool picture. i love how we can watch them without them knowing where watching them look at the view, too. that's hard lake right there. i want to thank you for joining us this morning. fox sports coverage to college hoop is coming up next on ktvu. but we do have another hour of mornings on two on ktvu plus two seconds away, so we hope to see you there as well. have a great >> we are fox sports! >> we've got a big game i in the big ten coming up. caleb houstan and michigan. they need it, taking on ohio state. coming right up. stay with us. >> this is a rivalry game, ladies and gentlemen. >> nice pass inside. >> the freshman coming with some heat. >> he knocks it down. >> for three, yes! >> my goodness. up and rejected. >> how did he do

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valleys. here's the system stuff. big big spinner up there, so that's going to stay for a few days, and that's going to linger into saturday. that's going to bring us our best shot at real rain. but that's a moisture plume and yes, that's an atmospheric river not directed in our direction, but something that could deliver some range starting late tomorrow night. here's the model. this is more granular, too short range model, so it's a little bit of crisp and in terms of detail here is tomorrow night about midnight. and then the showers start for us around me for 567 a m. look at the mountains like tahoe and then the afternoon so going on to lake tahoe, and then we kind of start to clear out, so it's kind of an overnight tomorrow night into tuesday morning, until about lunchtime, maybe a little beyond that, hopefully, itself forecast highs tomorrow. yellows of the seventies. we get clouds increasing as you would expect. tomorrow so kind of a you know, it's not a wet day tomorrow, but tuesday will be kind of shower, especia

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they have reigning mvp nikola jokic too big for coming. the and valley right there.r night in the office for him. 4th quarter, denver up by 6 pull deep corner. check out the filthy. and the warriors within 3. but closing moments of the game. we've been talking about the joker. he might get another mvp this year, too big, 2 strong, triple double for him. 30 to 15, 13 warriors fall one. 31 1.24. now i mentioned moses moody earlier in the highlight he had a career-high 31 points. that's a franchise records for a teenager. 31 points for him. but he still is stressing patients in his game. pose as young guy. >> you know, i still got those young kid. emotions want to get out there running up and down, play against playing is everybody. and i mean, that's all there. but i kind of got to. >> grow up. >> because i'm in i'm in this situation going on a plan with oji's. big dogs have been out here for a while. i understand the situation and obviously i'm not saying that all don't want to keep saying it, but i i do want to do more. but just having that patients having that poise