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the blue ridge mountains, it is over 100 miles inland from the coast. learn more about asheville all tv.end on american history post: we took a driving tour of the city with asheville by foot tour operator kevin. kevin: i am thrilled you are in asheville today. >> we are driving through downtown now. give me a sense of the city. what should we know? kevin: it really is an anchor for this part of the state. it goes back to the early the earlyand i mean frontier. we are talking 1700s. not cowboys and wagon trains, but early european settlers right when the revolutionary war was coming to a close. and that willide bring us to pack square. this is the central square of town. the civil war governor was from nashville -- from asheville. it is the geographic center of the city today. >> so, that is your city hall, right? built,when they were this was the largest city hall in the northeast. asheville was a boom town, on its way to being a major city and spending to make that happen. by the time the stock market aashed, asheville had amassed municipal debt of 78

located in the blue ridge mountains, it is over 100 miles inland from the atlantic coast. learn more about asheville all weekend on american history tv. >> while in asheville, north carolina, which is a driving tour of the city with kevin frazier. >> think so much for agreeing to show us around. for somebody who has never been to asheville, we are driving through downtown now. give me a sense of the city. what should they know? >> the city is the only city in the western part of north carolina and as such it is an anchor for this part of the state. the city goes back to the early frontier and i mean the early frontier. we are talking 1700s. not the cowboys type of frontier, but the early european settlers right as the revolutionary war has come to a close. we are going to take a right and this will bring us to pack square. it is the central square of town , it is marked by a monument of the civil war era governor from asheville. this is quite literally the founding spot of the city and geographic center of the city today. >> tell me about the downtown. that is your city ha

today, it greets up with green mountains, blue ocean, gentle breeze, and warm sunshine. in this beautiful season of spring, we gather here for the forum for asia annual conference 2018. here, i want to quote the lyrics of a folk song. it's been a long time since we last met, and i hope it will be a long time before we have to depart. [applause] translator: so, such a gathering of friends today both old and new is always a pleasant occasion, and i am truly delighted. let we begin by expanding on behalf of the chinese government and offer a sincere welcome to all be distinguished guests attending the forum and also warm congratulations to the opening of the conference. since its inception with a focus on asia and a global perspective, the boao forum for asia has gone a long way to encourage cooperation from economic globalization and announced the building of a key immunity with a shared community for mankind with many valuable proposals. it has made a great contribution. this year the boao forum for asia as had a major change in the board of directors. i wish to take this

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located in the blue ridge mountains, it is over 100 miles inland from the atlantic coast. learn more about asheville all weekend on american history tv. >> while in asheville, north carolina, which is a driving tour of the city

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to asheville, north carolina, located along the blue ridge mountains, it is the largestin western north carolina with a population of 89,000. since the arrival of the railroad in 1880 asheville has been a popular destination for relaxation and for the seeking to experience the therapeutic qualities of the mountain air. >> biltmore house is a largest private residence in the united states. it is considered an architectural masterpiece. it was designed by the architect richard morris hunt in the 1890s, and it contains a very eclectic collection of fine art and furnishings. and today almost 1.5 1.5 millin people a year will come visit the or. >> f. scott fitzgerald was your 1935, his first visit here. he had lost his writing career by this point turkey gained official and was looking for a place to belong to a place to recover, place to rest the kingdom of some poorly to recover that you speak one to write again by need something to write about. when you came here he wanted to find stories and people that were staying here. >> f. scott fitzgerald is working several as his b

eating their biscuits setting up refugee camps across the country in places like yosemite and blue ridge mountains and that you would flee out there and when you arrived you would receive this which is form 810 from the post office and the safety notification card and it's the agency in charge of registering the dead and figuring out who was still alive in the united states. the post office been the agency that has the best records of who lives where and so, you know, you would address it to someone you wanted to tell who had survived nuclear war and on the back of the safety education card you would fill out your name and the names of any family members or friends who had survived with you. the government would collect all of these and begin to tally the dead. what is great about it is a postage was suspended after the nuclear war so you do not -- when you go home today you could take the forever stamps out of your bug out kit because the government had thought this all the way through and this was what was so amazing about going back that the government had thought through every aspect of this a

the blue ridge mountains, it is over 100 miles inland from the coast. learn more about asheville all tv.end on american history post: we took a driving tour of the city with asheville by foot tour operator kevin. kevin: i am thrilled you are in asheville today. >> we are driving through downtown now. give me a sense of the city. what should we know? kevin: it really is an anchor for this part of the state. it goes back to the early on

smothered the little town in the blue ridge mountains. february 19th, 2003, just before 9:00 a.m. winter or no, virginia was unused to this. then through the white blanket that blanketed the town, a piercing sound. fire alarm. now the snow storm was the last thing on the fire chief's mind. >> the tone went off for fire of occupants possibly trapped inside. ramps everything up to full force. >> the alarm on a quiet street lined with starter homes. cling lane. >> there were a lot of kids in that neighborhood. you are running a lot of things through your mind when you go in there? who are the occupants that you're going to have to rescue? >> the fire trucks raced to the home of a recently separated woman named ann charles and her three children. thick black smoke poured from the second story eaves. part of the roof had already burned away. >> we were concentrating on getting up the steps and getting into those rooms that we were pretty sure we had victims. >> neighbors crowded in behind police barricades and one was an 18-year-old who lived up the street with a single mom. an awkward

his colorful personality -- blue ridge mountains. his colorful personality makes it unfortunate that he is mostly forgotten today. little is known of his childhood other than that he was born in 19 -- in 1838 in wilford county. joseph was a young brother of luke byrne who preceded him in politics and rose to be governor of kentucky in 1879. as a young man, just of blackburn -- joseph blackburn matriculated before going to center college from which he graduated in 1857. moving to lexington, he set out to learn the law and was 1858.ed to practice in in 1861, blackburn joined the confederate army as a private. by the end of the war, he had been promoted to lieutenant colonel and led forces in mississippi and louisiana. were such to make it equally of noxious to friend and foe. blackburn moved to her sales -- to versailles. upon reaching the state has, he experienced a rapid rise in kentucky political circles. several factors account for his success. as mentioned, he came from a prominent, politically active family. that helped a great d

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to asheville, north carolina, located along the blue ridge mountains, it is the largestin western north carolina with a population of 89,000. since the arrival of the railroad in 1880 asheville has been a popular destination for relaxation and for the seeking to experience the therapeutic qualities of the mountain air.

but over the next at least 12 to 18 hours, these areas here in blue, especially around the santa cruz mountains and to the east of san jose along the diablo range, you pick your hilltops, you'll probably see rain at times during the day tomorrow. not all day but a few passing showers like we're seeing tonight in san francisco. for the morning, mostly cloudy skies. you see the little bouts of light rain off and on, especially around the hills. by 5:00, 8:00, and this time tomorrow night, some north winds begin to clear out our skies. so the sierra, different story. we'll see this weather system bringing cool air and at times snow showers across the higher elevations and a chance of thunder for the next couple of days. so there is the cold pattern in place for tuesday. wednesday and thursday, high pressure building in. that will lead to a warming trend for the second half of your seven-day forecast. san francisco blustery, light drizzle or rain at times with some sunny breaks too. a little bit of everything tomorrow. on the cool side. then the middle part of the week, some breezy conditions, and

. >> we are the terrace overlooking the blue ridge mountains in downtown actual north carolina, learningmore about the literary scene. up next we speak to denise kiernan on girls of atomic city. >> i was working on another book project for the smithsonian museum and i came across this old photo that had very young women sitting in front of giant machines, i had no idea what they were in the captions said these young women, many from rural areas of tennessee are enriching uranium for the world's first atomic bomb. many won't know their role in this project for years later and i thought that is really interesting. as i started to look at the viability of this the story became clear to me the predominant the of the manhattan project during world war ii was scientists in new mexico working on creation of the first nuclear weapon, the fact is this was a massive from the deck of view of people with all the answers, people holding all the cards, making the decisions, so many more lives and efforts to go into things and so i looked at that photo and thought i want to be able to tell the story of

eating their biscuits setting up refugee camps across the country in places like yosemite and blue ridge mountains and that you would flee out there and when you arrived you would receive this which is form 810 from the post office and the safety notification card and it's the agency in charge of registering the dead and figuring out who was still alive in the united states. the post office been the agency that has the best records of who lives where and so, you know, you would address it to someone you wanted to tell who had survived nuclear war and on the back of the safety education card you would fill out your name and the names of any family members or friends who had survived with you. the government would collect all of these and begin to tally the dead. what is great about it is a postage was suspended after the nuclear war so you do not -- when you go home today you could take the forever stamps out of your bug out kit because the government had thought this all the way through and this was what was so amazing about going back that the government had thought through every aspect of this a

improve hotels is to give a new branch of science in the local areas the mountains for example to find out the way of life for blue suit but it's not only on the beaches but on the mountains as work. that way of life is struggling in those mountains as visitors dwindle so does business and people end up migrating to cities a newspaper can pass the time when you hardly have a customer in your restaurant but it won't reveal a new chapter for your town for that many are hoping the government's initiative will rescue them from a sticky situation and that is our show for this three grammy can get in touch with us by tweeting me at has been seeker and do you use the hash tag a.j. c t c when you do or drop us an email counting the cost at al-jazeera dot net is our address and there's more for you on line at al-jazeera dot com slash c t c that will take you straight to our page which has individual horse lengths and entire episodes to catch up and. that's it for this edition of counting the cost and has a secret from the whole team here thanks for joining us the news on al-jazeera is next. i really did bad thing. would i

independence but also because of the prices of oil and the conflict that is going on in darfur and blue nile and the mountains have eaten into the economies force and so this indeed was an open secret that diplomats who have suffered and they were not doing their work to represent the country of iraq and what doesn't al bashir have planned them to to try to stand what sounds like a particularly tough situation. well i mean this wouldn't his government has been trying to to increase revenue from mining particularly gold mining and was expecting that now that the sanctions are lifted there would be ability to borrow more money but the. prognosis for my american the well been have not been particularly. promising to inspire a kind of international investment so that the sudanese government is able to borrow money but having nothing to this of this kind happening the the sudanese government is not going to turn to lifting any kind of subsidies on who and fuel which will then become a serious political liability going forward as we've seen last year there were very very massive protests against their eyes in the p

mountains we had a hybrid of busting loose. this was around -- the banjo kicked things into gear in the late 1800s, mid-1800s and the black influence that came from africa. on thef blueses banjo. that really change the way the banjo was played. that combination of english, dutch, scotch, irish and african made this incredible, powerful hybrid of music. ♪ >> the mountain music archives at warren wilson college is a part of our special collection housed in the library. it consists of a number of items , recordings, for graphs -- photographs related to music makers of this region, west carolina. a lot of the collection was collected in the 1970's and early 1980's. to the969 and came back southern route and i was going to university of southern california. i fell in love with the banjo. i met ralph who was doing a concert out there and asked where i could go to lend us old-time he banjo style? he said you know it -- you need to go back to asheville. so i left that summer with my buddy and we traveled from georgia through west virginia and i fell in love with the music, people, places, the culture. to me it was like stepping into the lost world. at this time, 1969 to 1973,

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from san rafael looking nice and plu he blue with temperatures in the low and mid-50s. mountain view with low 50s and gilroy at the coast with 50 degrees. it was 58 yesterday. half-moon bay and we'll warm up with just a tad at the coast, san francisco will be sfo on the peninsula well into the 70s and some neighborhood 10 degrees above average later on today. 54 booy the delta. 49 at santa rosa. we are socked in here at santa cruz with a couple of degrees warming. mid-70s today and it will clear obviously we have plent of sunshine to reach those numbers. warming trends continue today, temperatures are not only above average for april today but tomorrow. at the coast, you are not going to be too hot. we'll have the ocean temperature, 54 and the air temperature usually reflects that and that's why we are cool in the mid-60s with the afternoon sea breeze. in the south bay look for 82 at morgan hill. that's about 10 degrees above average. look for upper 70s around milpitas and mountain view and palo alto 76 today in the city. that's about 2 or 3 degrees warm up. santa rosa at 79. lo

blue skies. temperatures at 63 in san francisco. 69 at mountain two.oy and 57 at half moon bay. this is the view from the east bay hills camera. bright western skies. 71 now in santa rosa. 70 in napa. 72 in novato and concord. 69 at concord. mild in the inland areas. the view from the roof top looking out over the bay somebody o, sunny skies. warmer tomorrow. rain arrives sunday first in the north bay and sings southward and eastward as it does this time of year. into monday the rain continues stormier on monday but a dryer pattern on tuesday. now, right now we are looking at clear skies that will continue through the overnight hours, lows will be seasonally cool. mainly low to mid-40s in the inland valleys. mid-to upper 40s around the bay and low of 50 degrees in san francisco. and then tomorrow look for breezy conditions at the coast. mild everywhere. low 60s on the coast. upper 60s to 70 degrees around the bay tomorrow. and the inland areas highs in the low to mid-seventies. a lovely day. things go dounl from there if you consider rainfall doufrl pr

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blue skies. it's 63 here in san francisco right now, 67 across the bay in oakland, 74 in mountain view, 80 in san jose, 81 in gilroy, 55 at half moon bay. this is a view looking westward from emeryville. the sky is bright blue. it's 78 up north at santa rosa, 66 in napa. we have low to mid-80s right now at novato, fairfield, concord and livermore. here's one more view for you from the golden gate. you can see that finger of fog that i showed you earlier moving out over the traffic right now. these are your forecast features. we'll see fog near the coast and bay overnight and lingering into the morning hours. inland warmth will hold on tomorrow and we'll have a cooler pattern developing near end of the week. but for tonight this will be the picture with fog moving out over the bay and locally inland. low temperatures will be in the mid to upper 40s in the inland valleys, maybe a couple of 50s down south. san francisco we expect a low of 51. right around the shoreline upper 40s will be the rule. as we look at tomorrow, we'll begin the day with morning fog but it will start to warm up nicely by midd

blue skies. but let's zoom into scotland. here, we still have the snow. mostly fallen across the hills and mountains. peppering england and wales. very hit and miss. there is a chance that some of us will be missing the showers altogether. you got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. that showery low moves out into scandinavia. just approaching denmark. we are in between weather systems, actually started thursday. i think a frost in one of two areas. that is why the temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday. then we got a change on the way for thursday into friday. this low pressure comes in. another area of weather, cloud and rain out west. given some sunshine, we are thinking eastern areas, it is going to warm up again. possibly getting up to around about 15 or 16 degrees on friday. it's going to be quite a bit cooler. friday, saturday quite a bit cooler. friday, saturday quite possibly, we are hanging onto some of the milder weather across south—eastern areas. very changeable weather over the next few days but it will improve eventually. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. ou

this is the view from suit row tower, blue skies, 57 degrees in the city. 61 in oakland. mid 60s at mountain4 at half moon bay. this is the view looking westward along the bay bridge from emeryville. 71 right now in santa rosa, quite mild. 63 in napa. 61 novato. mid to upper 60s at fairfield, concord, and livermore. here's the view from mt. tam looking at ocean beach. clouds in the distance, otherwise skies are clear. sunny and harmer tomorrow. inland temperatures will reach the mid-80s this weekend in the warmest locations. this dry pattern will continue into next week. overnight, mainly clear skies. perhaps a patch or two of fog near the coastline. overnight lows will be generally mid to upper 40s. a little chillier in the north bay vias, low 40s. tomorrow, the warming continues. breezy at the coast. highs will be in the low to mid 60s. around the bay, upper 60s to low 70s. inland locations, highs in the mid to upper 70s tomorrow. looking ahead and the warming continues, saturday we'll see temperatures averaging about 5 degrees, 5 to 10 degrees above the average level for this time of the

mountains. we really had a hybrid busting loose. saveis around -- i want to the banjo kicked things into gear in the late 1800s, mid-1800s. the black influence from africa, a lot of bluesbanjo. that changed the music. that combination of english, dutch iris, and african-american made this incredibly powerful hybrid of music that was effective in its day. music archives at the worn wilson college are part of our special collection housed in the library, and it items,s of a number of recordings, photographs, other ephemera related to music makers of this region, lesser north carolina. the collection was selected in the 1970's and early 1980's. >> in 1969, i came back and i was going to college at the met ralph'sand i family. i asked where i could go to learn this old-time he banjo style, claude hammer style. he said, you need to go back to asheville. this was summer 1960 nine. we traveled all through the southern mountains, which in georgia, fiddlers conventions every weekend. like stepping into a lost world. 1973 ortime, in 1969, something, a lot of these old-timers -- all of them were born in the late 1800s. were connected to our pie and near ancestors more than modern

mountain to produce medical iotonights. you put them one reason. enrichment of nuclear weapons. but fordow was designed for nuclear prospects as project amad. this is an original iranian blue print much fordow and iran continued to build years after project amaddeneded and this is what it looks like. that's the entrance and it goes under a mountain. you will also not be surprised iran insisted on keeping fordow and amazingly the nuclear deal enabled them to do it. but this came with a hitch. iran was required by the iea to come clean by the nuclear deal, to come clean to the international atomic energy agency about the nuclear program. this was a condition for implementing the nuclear deal. iran has to come clean. sue on december 2015 ia ea published the nuclear aspect. this is the report. this was iran's chance to fully come clean. and they could tell the truth and we have a secret program and it is over and we shelved it and it doesn't exist and we destr destroyed the material. iran said iran denied the existence of a coordinated program aimed a specific nuclear device and denied the existence of the amad plan. and the material proves otherwise. that iran authorized and

blue skies. it'll already be very mixed first thing in the morning. but let's zoom into scotland first of all because here, we still have the snow. it will be falling mostly across the hills and mountainss the chance of some sleet falling here. but you can see, it's sort of like peppering england and wales. so very hit and miss. there is a chance that some of us will miss the showers altogether. whereas others might get lots of them. and then you've got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. now, eventually into thursday, that showery low moves out into scandinavia. you can see here it is, just approaching denmark. we're in between weather systems, and a chilly start to thursday. i think a frost in one of two areas. that's why temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday, 10—12 degrees, but we've got a change on the way for thursday into friday. low pressure comes in. another area of weather, cloud and rain out west here. the winds are blowing out of the south. given some sunshine, maybe eastern areas, it is going to warm up again. so possibly getting up to around about 15 or 16 degrees on friday. in the west, where you have the cloud and rain, it's going to be quite

live view from sutro tower looking toward alcatraz under mainly blue skies right now and 56 degrees in surveys. 61 in oakland. 67 in mountain view. san jose 69. 72 at gilroy. 5 a at half moon bay. this is the view fl from the east bay hills looking to the golden gate. you can see the fog in the distance. temperatures in the upper 60s right now at santa rosa and a and noft an low to mid-70s at fairland concord and livermore. ad let's take a look at pollen kouchbt and uv index. tree polen is high right. oak absick more and mull berry. we are mold spores. uv index is high. sun sun screen might be useful to apply today. here a view from mount tammy. look down at ocean beach. you can see the marine layer developing there. and the forecast feerkts. morning fog, but afternoon sunday over the inland areas and the bay. cooler pattern on friday. and may bring sprinkles in saturday morning. let's look at tonight's overnight conditions. we'll have lots of fun advancing. and inland. and this is a pattern the last couple mornings. overnight lows in mainly in the mid-to upper 40s just as the last two days. the fog cast animation starting

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blue lake. it's just so nice out there. clear conditions. that's what we'll see a lot of for this weekend. we are beginning our trend from the mountains to the beach. cloud coverage at the coast. clear at the bay. 69 in livermore. 60s and 70s in the area. above average temperatures through the weekend. temperatures are rising for san jose and concord. around town today's temperatures: you're definitely going to get a view of the sunrise and sunset because we have clear skies. it's all because of this ridge of high pressure. as it brings us sunshine and warmer air and it's closer to california. moisture is moving towards washington and oregon and not really going to affect us because of the ridge. it's large and in charge for the next few days. your game forecast for today for the a's game, 7:05 first pitch clear skies mid- to upper 60s for the game. and then the cherry blossom festival this weekend second weekend in a row. if you missed it in japantown last weekend it's worth checking out. sunny and upper 60s. even low 70s possible. here's that seven-day forecast. by saturday, sunday, monday, look at that, low to mid-80s expected for

mountain. wow, water color skies, purples and blues and pinks, a gorgeous way to start our weekend. joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. that's gorgeous. i always want to look behind us. >> clear skies. we've got no clouds. and for the most part, that's what we're expecting for your saturday. 51 degrees right now in san francisco, and it feels like 51 because we don't really have a windchill factor going on here. but it will get a little bit breezier along the coast later tonight. if you notice in the temperature trend by about 11:00 a.m. and 12:00, we'll already be in the upper 60s for san francisco so for today, we are trending on the warmer side, believe it or not, some spots will jump as much as 15-plus degrees compared to what we saw earlier this week, so some areas will likely see upper 70s and also mid 80s. now, doppler radar right now looking nice and clear. we'll talk about how long this drying and warming trend is expected to last and when we're expecting to see a spring cooldown. all of that coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> we'll st

blue metal boxes, once unbolted and taken off was taken out overnight. it was yanked out of the ground. the postal service says they are investigating. >>> mountain view has become ground zero for self-driving cars. the city is a little worried about the next phase of testing. the new dmv rules allow cars to travel without a human inside if the company could get a permit and adhere to a strict set of rules. now this could be a big opportunity for google's division, which has been testing autonomous vehicles now. >> a lot of people are kind of afraid right now. >> the technology is slowly approving autonomous drivers are better drivers than humans. hopefully we'll see a greater decrease in human casualties. >> 19 companies are working on self-driving cars in mountain view alone. city officials hope to collaborate with those firms as they turn in driverless testing plans to law enforcement. >> reporter: a tech hub in the east bay run by general electric is cutting more than 100 jobs this spring. ge digital in san ramon has grown dramatically in the past three years. 1,800 people work there, but the company decided to eliminate 120 jobs by the end o

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mountains. to novels in the deep south. first read in france where they quickly gained literary praise. from jazz, coming from louisiana and the blues from mississippi, finding in france an enthusiastic public. to the american assassination -- for the french modern contemporary arts. these exchanges are vibrant in so many fields. from cinema to fashion, from design to high cuisine, from sports to visual arts. scientific research as well as business and innovation are also a significant part of our shared journey. the united states is france's first scientific partner. our economic ties create hundreds of thousands of jobs on both sides of the atlantic. this story of france and the united states is a story of dialogue made of common dreams, of common struggle for dignity and progress. it is the best achievement of our democratic principles and values. this is a very special relationship. his is us. but we must remember the warning of president theodore roosevelt. freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction . we pass it to our children, it must be fought for, protected, handed on for them to do the ame. this is an u

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mountain view. this is how it looks from mt. tam, looking down onto the bay under blue skies. napa, 69. know vi novato 68. going into the overnight, we won't see temperatures drop too sharply. things get start under mainly clear skies with trusemperaturen the 50s in some places. an atmospheric river is coming in our direction. drew tuma will tell us more about that. >> the storm system that looks to move in later this week especially friday night to saturday morning does look like it has the atmospheric river connection. we're used to hearing that term in the heart of winter but we get these events in april. an atmospheric river is a narrow band of moisture. it does contain heavy wind and strong rains. 30% of our rainfall comes from these atmospheric river events. what we're tracking as we get you to later this week, friday night we're looking at the water vapor in the atmosphere. storms feed off of this energy. the brighter colors you see, the yellows and oranges, are the higher amounts of water in our atmosphere. essentially, the heaviest rainfall. right now, that band of rainfall doe

blue skies. it'll already be very mixed first thing in the morning. but let's zoom into scotland first of all because here, we still have the snow. it will be falling mostly across the hills and mountainset falling here. but to the south, across england and wales, not necessarily northern ireland, but england and wales, lots of showers around. but you can see, it's sort of like peppering england and wales. so very hit and miss. there is a chance that some of us will miss the showers altogether, whereas others might get lots of them. and then you've got the hail and thunder which i mentioned earlier on. now, eventually into thursday, that showery low moves out into scandinavia. you can see here it is, just approaching denmark. we're in between weather systems, and actually a chilly start to thursday. chilly, i think a frost in one of two areas. that's why the temperatures will be a little bit lower on thursday, 10—12 degrees, but then we've got a change on the way for thursday into friday. this low pressure comes in. so this is another area of weather, cloud and rain out west here. but the winds are blowing out of the south. given some sunshine, we're thinking maybe eastern areas, it is

blue skies. in san francisco right now it's 56. 59 across the bay in oakland. 60 at mountain view san jose and gilroy at 5 a and half moon bay. this is a view from mount tamm looking down over the bay and parts of san francisco, 56 in santa rosa right now. 59 at nap an. novato fairfield that's a popular number right now 59. 62 in concord and 58 in livermore. this more dramatic view of some dark low clouds from the east bay hills is striking i think. and these are the forecast features. clear and chilly overnight but sunny and warmer tomorrow and saturday and a little bit of rainy pattern develops on sunday continuing into monday. overnight, tonight look tor temperatures dropping to the mid-30s. 35 at napa. upper 30s to low 40s in the inland east bay and maply mid-40s around the bay and on the coast. tomorrow under sunny skies, bright sunny skies, breezy conditions at the coast but milder there with highs tomorrow in the low 60s around the bay we see mid-to upper 60s. and up to 70 or maybe above in some of the milder inland locations. now, the three-day forecast through the weekend going into early ne

mountain pelted with hail. another fitting testament to the bay area's unique weather. >> to say the weather is getting weird is kind of like saying sometimes the sky looks blue. it's -- it is weird. the weather is usually weird in the bay area. >> reporter: speaking of that blue sky, that's what we saw here about 45 minutes ago before the dark clouds moved in and we saw hail and rain. reporting live from mt. hamilton, nbc bay area news. >> we really did get to see a lot of different things. viewers sent us amazing pictures of the unusual spring storm. this is a video of hail. you can see it pelting her home. michael lee took this photo in the oakland hills. there was so much hail, he sent us a picture of someone trying to make a snow angel or in this case it would be a hail angel. another picture of the oakland hills neighborhood covered in white. hail. if you have pictures or videos you'd like to share with us, send them to us. >>> a ride home gone terribly wrong for a san francisco woman. investigators are trying to track down the two men responsible. the 24-year-old woman told police she left this bar before closing time early in the saturday morning. this