>> walker: i'm darren walker, and i have... >> stahlhl: as ford d foundation president, darren walkers a $14 billion endowment and a landmark headquarters building in manhattan where more than 1,500 grants are made each year to non-profit organizations in the u.s. and around the world. its grants helped create giants like public broadcasting and "sesame street," human rights watch, and head start, a program walker says made a huge difference in his own life as a poor kid in east texas. he was in its very first class. were you even aware, did you even know what the ford foundation was? >> walker: i had no idea what the ford foundation was. i didn't know what policy was. but i knew that i was a lucky child. and i always felt my country was cheering me on. >> stahl: walker fears that kids living in poverty now don't feel cheered on by their country. so, after he was chosen to lead the foundation in 2013-- he'd been a vice president before that-- he did something radical: >> walker: all of our grant making in the u.s. and around the world... >> stahl: he announced that every ford foundati

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meteorologist darren peck joins us with just how warm it's going to be on sunday, darren?nd is a really good example of how different things can be in the bay area from one side to the other. look how much we warmed up today from yesterday. santa rosa, it was 13 degrees warmer on saturday than it was on friday. that was a huge difference. meanwhile, san francisco had no change. oakland warmed up 2 degrees. and just to show you where these numbers actually were today for daytime highs, it was low 80s for many inland spots. mid-50s in the bay. let me show you what happens now over the next five days. i'm going to use that concord example as kind of the example for most inland spots. 70 would be average. we made it up to a daytime high today of just about 83. and tomorrow we're going to get warmer. 87. that is going to be the peak. most inland spots tomorrow will be mid to upper 80s. that is well above normal. it won't be that dramatic in the bay, but warmer there as well. i'll show you all of that and the rest of the seven-day in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, dar

it doesn't mean you aren't facing a challenge from engine one, darren.y're still out there. do you consider that proxy fight effectively over >> well, we've been focussed on making sure investors understand the plans we have in place we go back to 2018 we were very -- put a lot of focus on how we're going to make sure that we have an asset base that supports cash flow growth and is industry leading. so that led to i think a very attractive set of investment opportunities across all three of our sectors, the upstream and downstream in the chemical business we were prosecuting the investments. very high in industry advantage. the pandemic made a big change and reduced the revenues we had to support that. we had to pull the projects back and pause them i'm pleased to say if you look at that investment portfolio, high returns we've paced those and managed to pay the dividend and we've got a plan going forward that will continue to pay the dividend and advance the projects we feel pretty good about the growth potential and our abilities to support the dividen

now to meteorologist darren peck. pretty cool out there today. >> yes. by this time yesterday we were still gray. now we have seen the marine layer melt back all the way to the immediate coast, unless you are in sonoma county where there is some leftover for sonoma and napa, but that is disappearing quickly. a pretty video you of it from the top of the mark hopkins hotel, our camera taking a look from the east. that is one view. and this is another view from the top of the salesforce tower. but here, the east bay is looking great. that is 880. and even further inland, the tri-valley we have broken into the sunshine quite a while ago. it has had an impact on the temperatures so far. we already made it to 60 in livermore. 61 in san francisco. the marine layer has a stronghold on you near the coast and it will stay that way. tomorrow we will take the marine layer from where it is now, play it through today to tonight. this is 2:00 in the morning on wednesday. it is widespread once again. stays with us through much of wednesday morning, then wednesday late m

darren says it will be warm. >> and he delivered. >> yes, this is actually the peak. so this sunday is the warmest day of the whole seven-day, and we really felt the difference today. especially in the immediate bay. it's a great day to look at the differences across the bay area. we were close to 90 in livermore. we got there in concord. but over on the other side of the bay area from the tri-valley and look toward the marin headlands where the marine layer is coming on shore. but even with that, it wasn't enough to save the city from a big warm up. it's only 63 in san francisco right now, but we had made it into the mid-70s for a time today. and here's acolor coded map. the deeper shades of orange show you where the biggest warm up from yesterday to today was felt. that's what probably caught most people's attention. look in the immediate bay. especially down in the south bay and up the peninsula, the east bay. we're 13 degrees warmer in san jose than just yesterday. meanwhile, while it was hotter in concord and livermore today, you only warmed up 4 degrees in liver

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. >> darren peck is in for paul this evening. and darren, you were saying the snow is melting at a record pace right now in the sierra. >> yeah, liz, on the other side of the state some unprecedented changes to tell you about. in the sierra snow pack just over to last three weeks. looks great when you look at it from space, but you're only seeing the surface level of the snow, which you have to cor is how much water is being stored in that snow pack. that's what matters most to us. on april 1st, when we did our snow survey, we were at 63% of average. we'd like more, but that doesn't sound that bad. in the last three weeks, that number has gone down to 37% of average. it should have stayed close to 63%. we were just talking about what's the percent of water there in comparison to what average would be for today's date. we were at 63% then. that number should have tracked closely to, that but something happened over the last three weeks. if you look at the sierra as a whole -- i know the dots are small on from, but each one shows y

. >> reporter: darren walker president of the ford family -- darren walker president of the ford family foundation jointed seven other black executives in a letter calling for corporate action against voter suppression. 193 other companies including coca-cola and delta as well as our parent company viacom-cbs expressed solidarity, signing an open letter avowing their nonpartisan equipment to equality and democracy. >> they have a right to vote with their feet and express their dissatisfaction with the laws. >> reporter: celia wouldn't say if the biden administration was encouraging companies to use their econimic power to pressure states to reverse course. >> it's a little early to judge what the economic impact willdsi be. >> reporter: but the impact of moving large league baseball all-star's game out of gray is already felt. cobb county just outside atlanta says it stands to louis $100 million in tourism. >> it means cancel culture and partisan activists are coming for your business. they're coming for your game or event in your hometown. >> reporter: georgia governor brian kemp said

meteorologist darren peck is here with our forecast, darren? >> you know the main thing about tomorrow is we pull back the clouds. first part of the morning is gray for easter. not going to deal with fog, but you see already starting to develop over part of the bay today. they're just going to get more widespread, thicken up, and as we take a look ahead at the futurecast, watch what happens as you see the clouds overtake most locations for tomorrow. now, this doesn't have a major impact on temperatures. in fact, if we take a look at where we're going to be for temperatures tomorrow, inland, daytime high tops out at 66. cloudy as we start out the morning, we covered that. we burn the clouds off easily by 10:00, and 66 should be right in line with where you were today. if we do the comparison for the bay and look at the numbers, a little bit cooler here. daytime high here 61. be back with the rest of the forecast in a bit. for now, brian, back to you. >> thanks, darren. >>> now to sonoma county where two women are dead after a suv careened off a

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here's darren bett. good afternoon, it was a cold and frosty start today, but at least we had the sun out for many places and the highest temperatures today are likely to be across western parts of scotland. whilst it is sunny for many of us we have seen some cloud bubbling up a cross eastern side of england and there are a few showers coming in across east anglia, the southeast, at the moment, mainly to the east of london. this was the scene earlier on in norfolk, there is a rainbow in the shot as well. one or two of those showers could be on the sharp side and there is a cool north—easterly breeze filtering them in as well, breezy through the english channel too. winds light, typical temperature is 11—13 . higherfor western parts typical temperature is 11—13 . higher for western parts of scotland and western parts of northern ireland, cooler in the south—east of england where there are showers and those could drift towards hampshire before fading away as the sun goes down. skies will clear overnight. t

finally on sportsday, congratulations to darren i year.ns to darren stevens who, at the age of 44, has been named one of —— cricketer of the year for 2020. named one of —— cricketer of the yearfor2020. he named one of —— cricketer of the yearfor 2020. he was named one of —— cricketer of the year for 2020. he was taking wickets for yorkshire today. his longevity makes him the oldest person for nearly 90 years to future — only three other older cricketers since the award began back in 1889 have received the honour for their influence on the english summer of cricket. so congratulations to him. and you can stay right out today on all those county championship games under way, all those county championship games underway, day all those county championship games under way, day one in nine of them. they are on the bbc sport website and the app with text commentary on that later tonight. those europa league games second legs in the quarterfinal ties will also be on the bbc sport website, they'll be alive at 8pm on radio five live, both of those k

wilson in missouri five years ago, we saw that darren wilson shot him -- the cop shot him six times and forensics say it's the sixth shot that killed him. so arguably michael brown would have been alive if darren wilson had been satisfied with four shots. this cop that we saw in columbus shot the 16-year-old four times. we don't know which shot killed her but we know he shot four times. maybe he could have gotten awe with shooting once. maybe he could have shot a warning shot. maybe he could have done something other than plug her with four bullets. maybe she could have survived one. that's the flip in mentality that we need to make in this country. the cops are -- the feeling is that the cops are looking for an excuse for reason for situation where it's ok to open fire. it should never be ok to open fire. this is not war. again, we are not in fallujaha. it should never be ok to open fire. one shot should really do all that you are trying to do. and if you have to be able to jussfiss that one shot and take a second one, i need to hear -- the arch angel gabriel needs to come down and

we will see you back here at 11:00 along with vern glenn and darren peck.. and juliette goodrich will be back tomorrow night. see you at 11:00. presentationg is a paid by the international fellowship of christians and jews. jews have faced persecution after persecution for centuries. tragically today, elderly jews in the former soviet union still face antisemitism and abject poverty. god calls us to defend the oppressed. as christians, we must not stand idly by watching history repeat itself. it was right here where a very dark chapter in jewish history was written. much of the city today is very close to what it was like when the nazis were welcomed here in 1941.

let's get right to darren. it won't take as long today for the gray skies to go. >> good news on if you wanted to get more sunshine earlier than yesterday. today even though that low stratus gray wet blanket is back with us gone start the day and we are waking up to gray skies, it won't hang around as long as it did yesterday. we will clear it out by early afternoon for the bay. it should be late morning for many inland spots. concord last report you were looking at clear skies. it will be breeze chrissy near the watery -- breezy near the water today. there are the clouds from our camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. here is another view looking right down 880. that is the east bay. numbers have stayed low. it does keep the temperatures warmer in the overnight hours. speak of warmer, look at the inland number for daytime highs. 72 today. we will be in the low 70s. i will see you with the rest of the forecast later. >>> how is the drive doing? >> it is a little busy this morning. eastbound 80 overnight const

darren, we've got mr.anding by to give us the complete forecast. >>> you were willing in all the viewers at home. you also need high clouds for that. if we were getting high clouds over the bay area dodd that tells us we've got that weak storm sitting off the coast. and clouds are going to be the main thing that we notice. not necessarily the high clouds giving us the beautiful halos. but the marine layer. it's been with us the last two mornings and we started out the day very gray. just the high clouds and tomorrow all the low grade clouds are coming back again. it's that time of year, and it's going to be a familiar pattern for us. daytime highs today? this is what we're going to do for the next few days. we're going to keep the daytime highs mid- to upper 60s. and if you watch the next 24 hours, here comes the marine layer again. for tomorrow morning. that gets us ahead into like 6:00 a.m. little before sunrise. and it's grayed out for everybody. but in addition to the morning clouds, which will burn ba

. >>> hey darren. i have rare good news for both bay area baseball teams on the same day.was moving day in augusta. and could steph curry save the warriors >>> everybody tonight. steph curry became the first warrior since rick barry in 1974 to have six straight 30 point games. but, was it enough to beat houston? rookie james wiseman injured his knee in the first half. did not return. and, mri is upcoming. second quarter, damian lee saved it. wiggins scored 25. golden state led by 17 at the break. steph got hot in the third. 80-65. curry hits from oakland. scored 23 in the corner. 38 points. less than two minutes to play, the birthday boy throws down the dunk and the warriors win. they move a game-and-a-half ahead of new orleans for that last playoff spot in the western conference. >>> baseball, brandon crawford. turned out to be a good luck charm, that head band. alex dickerson's falls in left. the giants up 1-0. top five, now tied at 1-1. ryan mcmahon's two run shot gave colorado a 3- 1 lead. already his fifth home run of the year. same score, bottom sixth. crawford with

but she didn't care she told me off she said how come you are in paris and you are sitting next to darren in a calico dress you brought back so many good dresses with you i tried to tell her that it was an era job and we were there every day from morning till night it was windy and rainy but no she said why are you sitting in a calico dress next to a good car and. iran's foreign minister says israel's to blame for a blackout of that underground nuclear site with tehran vowing revenge incident was earlier described by iranian government officials as an act of terrorism in the turns facility suffered an outage on sunday a day after the president failed a new set of events centrifuges for 1st the rain even richmond media in israel citing western sources were immediately reporting the cyberattack of been carried out by israel's intelligence agency mossad on sunday israeli prime minister stressed the importance of fighting against iranian nuclear. the fight against iran and its proxies the fight against iran's nuclear program the fight against iran's nuclear a zation is a huge task. the incide

here is darren peck. good morning. >> good morning.e are coming up on sunrise in just about 30 minutes or so. that will happen at 6:47 this morning. we are seeing some light breakthrough from our cameras. if we look at the van teenage point we got from our view that over looks the city from the top of the mark hopkins hotel, plenty of clouds out there this morning. much like yesterday we are all waking up to gray skies. it won't last as long today as it did yesterday. we will clear these clouds back sooner. we will get it back to the beaches by late afternoon. look at the pay off of the clouds. it is relatively warm out there this morning. coldest spot is in the mid 40s up in the north bay. if you watch the future cast on the clouds, slowly dissolving as we get towards about 9:00, 10:00 in the morning. most of us should be looking at clear keys if not breaking up the clouds and getting to clear. with the more sunshine, the daytime highs get higher. inland locations will warm up to the low 70s to day. 68 would be an average daytime high

let's check the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> you can see on high- definition doppler we had a little missed, it is not organized rain which is still up here and future cost sees it beautifully, plays this forward and by the time we get to 8:00 that is working its way into the north bay. and from that point on until noon, it will march his way across the entire bay area. we will not get a lot of rain out of this but you'll notice things get wet. maybe one quarter of energy ran around santa rosa, more detail coming up. but that is a quick overview. >>> police in the east they are grappling with the spike in serious crimes being committed by children. this video was captured in san leandro showing two children running up to a man on pershing avenue. the child is armed with a gun and the victim is heard saying are you serious before he body slams the young suspect. the suspect screams while his accomplice begs the victim to let him go but the san leandro police said the payer took off in a white kia suv also used earlier that day on april night in attempted robbery at an atm

. >> you are not watching darren yesterday. that is all we talk about.of flakes falling and the jingle bell sound effects. why not. you didn't have us amply prepared for the snow up in the mountains. the warming trend ahead as well. >>> thank you. greg and the nice woman in the car for following the script and we started seeing this on wednesday but this will catch people off guard up there driving over donner pass understandably to get that much snow out there and look out over the tri-valley and here is a time-lapse that s ras is is one of the more impressive views of the rain. it was on again and off again and steady at times and missed and a little more rain in the parking lot is what there in the foreground and that moved out from these hills and moved off to the north and dropped about 1507 inch of rain in san ramon and a little more than that around dublin proper but not much and those are some of the biggest holes and other than the rain gauge at brian's place, the southern edge of marin were a at 4/10 of an inch of rain and you can check that wi

darren walker, president of the ford foundation. happy easter.h for coming back to "the sunday show." >> thank you, jonathan. >>> and joining me now to discuss andrea young, executive director of the aclu georgia and michael walden. president of the brennan center for justice and author of "the fight to vote." thank you both for being here. andrea, let me start with you and what is happening in the georgia law. if memory serves, you and a bunch of other folks are suing to stop this law. how successful do you think you'll be? >> good morning. happy easter. it's great to be with you and i'm here with you on an easter sunday. as our senator warnock said, a vote is a prayer. it's a prayer for access to health care. a prior for criminal justice reform, and that's what the voters of georgia did. we are -- we have filed along with the southern poverty law center and legal defense fund as well as other organizations to challenge this lawsuit. we hope to using the voting the rights act to keep it from going into a bet. we're getting ready to have municipa

he is darren bett.ello, i want to show you the early sunrise in cornwall, that's a result of all the saharan dust we've got in the air. it looks quite eerie, doesn't it? it's the south west —— south—west that will see the highest temperatures today. for many parts of the uk it feels colder than yesterday because we have more of a breeze and the breeze is now coming in from the east or north—east from a chilly north sea and that's filtering more cloud across northern england, down into the midlands, although we do have much more sunshine and dry weather today across scotland and northern ireland. the biggest change in temperature comes in norfolk, where that was the warmest part of the country yesterday, 2a degrees. all things unto today, the wind off the sea, more cloud, a top temperature of 9 degrees. it's also significantly colder today across the northern eastern parts of england and into the midlands, highest temperatures in the south—west of 18—19 . some sunshine to end the day, overnight will cont

we know so far about investigations underway in oakland good morning it is sunday april 11th, i am darren peck. let's check the weather and this will be a replay of yesterday. top headlines just like yesterday. we will keep low clouds mostly east bay and i will show you that coming up, even those do not last long. gusting near the water but more so along the coast today than anywhere else. lighter wind today than it has been the past several days so it will be slightly warmer today in the bay and it looks pretty from atop the salesforce tower. temperatures ranging from 37 around the north bay to 50 in the east bay, and we get back into the upper 70s for daytime highs, plenty of sunshine inland and upper 60s for the day. more later. >>> oakland police are investigating a pair of shootings that in happened within three hours of each other late last night. the first was just before 7:00 on havens court boulevard. a man was pronounced dead at the scene and several streets were shut down for officers canvassed for witnesses and looking for video surveillance. the second shooting happened befor

we blame the weather. >> we don't blame darren. just the circumstances.bd some context to why that looks so bad. >> you always do. >>> i think the map behind me is a great visualization to drive the point home. this map shows us the precipitation percentile since october 1 and october 1 is when we start measuring the rain here. precipitation percentile you can think of as a grade. if you are on the high end toward 90% and 100%, you are in the top ranking for years going back since we started keeping track of all of these things. if you are down here in the low, browns, you get a real bad grade at the lowest end in terms of how much rain you got. deeply shaded into the brown and in fact going back to 1979 when the high resolution map like this really starts compiling data since 1979, we are the lowest for this year, meaning these places here including the entire bay area into northern california recorded their lowest amount of rainfall for this water year and we have to remember last year was almost as bad so there is a visualization which helps drive the

, my first question is you have been on the board for a little over a month at exxon mobil we had darrenarbon capture, and storage technology. is it for real is it really going to become at ex exxon mobil a potential profit center >> can i do the energy transition one on one. this is a lot of lerarnings from my work with exon, 2/3 is coming from non-eocd companies, the energy consumption is going to grow if you think about the demand pools, it's power transport or power generation, 37%, industrial 30. a transport 20, and then residential commercial, 13 and if you think about exxon's role, it's to do the hard stuff, and you cannot get to net zero without doing the hard stuff power gen, the transport piece, and the industrial piece, are really hard to electrify and you think about the existing energy system, it does everything really well except the co 2, i mean, the ch bond has energy density, storability and movability like no other solution to use the existing infrastructure and capture the carbon, is probably the least expensive, quickest way to net zero now, the announcement that darr

darren lewis, many thanks.redible interview there. >>> well, it was a dream come true for nasa engineers, the ingenuity helicopter rose above the martian surface monday and flew. it was short and sweet, but nasa will raise the bar in ingenuity's next flight. they fully expect the little guy to crash out there but as michael holmes shows us right now they are thrilled. >> we can now say that human beings have flown a recovery craft on another planet. >> reporter: it's the little helicopter with a very big mission. nasa's mini chopper named ingenuity became the first aircraft to achieve powered controlled flight on another planet. >> beyond this first flight over the next coming days we have up to four flights planned and increasingly difficult flights, challenging flights and we are going to continually push all the way to the limit of this craft. >> reporter: a short hop that is the culmination of many hits and misses. ingenuity has so far survived the rugs nights relying on its solar powered batteries to fire

let's start with a check of the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> there is a chance we could see a few light showers as early as today. should we do that, it will mainly be in the northbay. it will be cloudy for much of today. light rain possible for saturday but widespread rain for sunday. really focused on the first half of the day tomorrow. we will go into the details on that in the cleat forecast, coming up in a bit. it is cloudy out there today. whether it is the mid-level stratus clouds overhead for many of us or the higher clouds coming in on the leading edge of this next rainmaker, it is cloudy. apertures out there for the most part in the low 50s. for now, back over to you. >>> warriors fans are finally back at chase center. giants of the warriors posts played games last night. some bay area basketball fans, it was the first chance and more than a year to see the warriors in person. getting to the door at chase center takes either a completed vaccine card or a negative covid test. the warriors are covering the tests either through mail-in kits or on-site rapid tests.

our meteorologist darren peck is in for paul tonight.o we are hearing that some areas could hit 90 degrees. >> yes, but that is only a few of the extreme spots, and that does not happen until sunday. and that is really what the focus is. the warm-up coming our way as we get into the weekend. the rest of the work week will pretty much be average. 69 degrees is the average, where were we today? 73. i'm using concord as an example. watch what happens over the next few days. that line really takes off. by the time we've got to sunday, concord, you are one of those few spots that could hit 90. most other places for inland parts of the bay area come in at the upper 80s. if we jump ahead to sunday, and it is too early for sunday, it is a little too far out. but this is the possibility, so it's good to start talking about it now. if we hit 90 in concord, what is the record? it's 87. so we will beat that. san jose, 85, 91 is your record. san francisco, you will miss it. 78 degrees on sunday will still be a noticeably warm day in the city. i will

. >> darren peck is standing by, and we were just looking at that shortcoming the other way. across the bay you can even see some fog sneaking in. >> that is a sign of the pattern that is changing for us. one thing that stands out about watching that marine layer creeping in, it is kind of high. typically you can see it come in, it obscures the bridge and is down on the roadway. this one is fairly elevated. and that is tied to the weather pattern we are caught in right now. there is a huge area of low pressure dominating much of the western u.s.. you would never know what here in the tri-valley. but if you look at the big picture, it is snowing in the sierra. this is not going to make up for the deficit in our snowpack, but it was enough to mess with the drive today and make for pretty pictures in the sierra. and if you see this on the real big picture, there's the storm. big area of low pressure, so that's why we got snow in the sierra. we did not get any rain in the bay area. that storm was too far inland, and inside slider. but we still felt its presence. and now the marin

we know so far about investigations underway in oakland good morning it is sunday april 11th, i am darren peck. let's check the weathe

. >> reporter: this giant skipper, darren ruff, backtrack, scored a two run shot. kevin gausman allowed a run in seven innings, and will myers, he's got 21 career home runs against the giants. tie game, went to extras, donovan solano slapped it for alex dickerson to slide on in there and the giants close it out, the final 3-2 in 10 innings. >>> it's the eve of the masters at augusta national. i've got a local young lady that could say she's been there, done that. this freshman into other cardinal players made the cut to play the acosta women's amateur last week. narrowly miss the playoffs, and she will take it, tied at third. >> i was having the best time, it was so cool to make some birdies on holes that i've seen the pros play so many times. i was having the time of my life hating those shots, it was a dream. >>> on to the anchor pics, dustin johnson defending champion. maybe he will share his winnings this time. and that ball, going on with justin thomas, he does go low when he plays. we will see, round one tomorrow. >> playing in april again, somewhat back to n

sheffield wednesday manager darren moore has revealed he's contracted pneumonia.ts on the lungs, following a recent bout of coronavirus. he only returned to the touchline for tuesday's championship defeat by swansea, following a spell in self—isolation — but he'll now take a further unspecified period of leave. now it's turning it quite the week for dan evans. the british number one won his first match on clay for four years on monday and now he's beaten novak djokovic at the monte carlo masters. evans had never faced the current world number one before, and on his least favourite surface, he pulled off the biggest win of his career. as jim lumsden reports. not many gave him a chance, but evans had never played a djokovic, so anything was possible. the perfect start for the british number one, an immediate break of serve. djokovic had lavish praise on evans this week, calling him smart, explosive, and possessing a great variety in his game. the momentum had been building for evans, a first atp title injanuary, two victories on clay this week, his first in almost f

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with darren.ng away as the sun goes down. and the skies will clear for many overnight. later in the night we are going to find some patchy fog in the home counties. but with clear skies and light winds, temperatures are going to fall away very quickly this evening. it will be frosty again by friday morning — similar sort of temperatures to what we had this morning. sun out, though, early on. the fog soon clearing away from parts of south—east england, and for most it will be a dry day. a bit more patchy cloud bubbling up inland across england and wales. sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, away from the north—west where we will see some rain arriving in the western isles. otherwise, it will be dry, and temperatures again generally around 11 to 13 celsius. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the number of people waiting to start hospital treatment in england reaches a record high — of 4.7 million people. the conservative head of a watchdog looking at mps and civil servants worki

darren peck is here to break it down. >> for obvious reasons, the snowpack in the sierra is at the front lines for the changes happening in our state from climate change. but what has happened over the last three weeks has water content. on april 1st we were at 63% of average, that was the big snowpack report. it wasn't that bad. today it is that 37%. that is a huge drop. and those numbers should have stayed about the same. we were just talking about where that water content is right now. to lose that much is unprecedented. in fact, if you look at the sensors across the sierra, the ones that have red circles on them, those are the locations in the area that just set the record for the fastest loss of water content since we've been keeping records, for the first three weeks in april. there is a lot that goes into this, but the number one culprit behind this is how warm we were for the month of april. these are the temperatures for the month, all the deep shades edow at least 4 degrees above average. i will be back with the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> for continuin

with us tonight senator ron johnson, congressman tom emmer and buddy carter, joe concha, jim trusty, darren porcher, art del cueto. we have more on the biden family long history using tax shelters to avoid taxes and their frequent use of off-balance sheet companies, shell companies to bury the cash they make from deal-making overseas. we'll break it down. plus hunter biden's big 180. he doesn't remember if he owns that infamous laptop at the sender of multiple probes. he admits it certainly could be his. his book is out tomorrow. where is the media? where is facebook? where is twitter's apology over this after they wrongly censored the "new york post" hunter biden story? hunter biden appears to admitting to. if hunter biden has a selective shaky memory why would you want to buy his book? to the "60 minutes" report about florida. "60 minutes" story is blowing up. a florida mayor calls the "60 minutes" report innings intentionally false. it left out important context. "60 minutes" arguing that that's governor was doing vaccine favoritism with donations from publix. 90% of florida seniors live

but as darren peck will tell us, things are about to change. >>> we are going to go a little bit more than most places. this was a one day temperature spike. it was 55 for the daytime high on saturday. to th was one of the lower numbers. look at the daytime highs for the bay area, santa rosa and concord both hit 90 today. 88 in livermore, 83 in san jose. from here the numbers will start coming back down. if we take a look at the inland locations, think about 90 in concord, 70 is an average daytime high right now for those locations. we will be back in the mid-70s by the middle part of this week don't get all the way down to average. san jose will get to average. your line takes you all the way down to in a relatively cool 70. i will be back with the complete forecast in a bit, we will talk about any hope for rain. >>> ow virr ct clos l. hundreds rallied sunday ahead of a possible verdict. the former minneapolis police officer is charged with george floyd's death for kneeling on his neck after more than nine minutes. after 14 days of witness testimony, the state and defense rested thei

darren writes in to say this. saying, if you're healthy and have no underlying conditions, don't get it. eat healthy and exercise and you'll be good. that certainly doesn't sound very doctorly. but what would you tell him? >> so, is he saying don't get the j&j or don't get any vaccine? >> it's not clear, but i think he believes -- i believe he's saying, any vaccine at this point. >> yeah. no, i understand that. i understand that point of view. if you're young and you're healthy, the chances that you're going to get super sick and die from covid are low, but not zero. there have been, i think, about 10,000 deaths in the united states in people under age 35, certainly seen many people with terrible cases in the hospital, on ventilators and plenty of people with long covid. so, that's the game that you're playing. i mean, those are the -- you're sort of weighing the odds. the vaccines are completely safe now with the one caveat of this very rare side effect with the j&j potentially. but the vaccines are completely sa

darren fonda writes about air travel, and he says we could actually be headed for a golden age for airvel in the u.s. domestic volumes are rebounding quickly. the wall street view is next week we'll still be 20% below pre-pandemic levels, but there are a number of analysts who say that's too conservative. we could be hitting new highs next year because of the pent-up demand. so if you're looking at the deltas and the southwests and jetblues, there could still be some upside there. if your looking at cruise lines, that -- you're looking at cruise lines, that business really hasn't reopened in the u.s. there's actually a lawsuit from the state of florida over that right now. andrew berry writes about carnival, and he basically says the shares don't look particularly cheap here, and there's an assumption that business will get back to normal within a couple of years. it might take longer than that. jack: you might see more float ties and sunscreens rather than people in suits. leisure travel might come back, business not so much. >> well, i wear floatties on business trips. a lot of peopl

and kent's darren stevens has become the oldest person since 1933 to be named as one of wisden�*s fives for performances or influence on the english summer. and that's all the sport for now. have a very good night. hello there. it's going to be another cold night tonight with some clearer skies developing. when we did have the sunshine earlier on today, there was a bit of heat in that sun this time of year, so it felt quite pleasant. but just to show you how the weather's changed here in south wales — same location, but move things on into the afternoon and there's much more cloud around. we had cloud building up today, producing 1—2 showers across more southern and western areas, even though we've got high pressure in charge, it's keeping most parts of the country dry, and it will do again tomorrow. any showers, though, fading away later this evening, and overnight we'll have clearer skies, some patches of mist and fog, maybe a few showers coming in off the southern north sea onto the coast of east anglia and kent. it'll be a cold night, widespread slight frost for the most part. lowe

two on, bottom first, darren rough solid hit. misplayed by cory dickerson here. that allowed mike to open the scoring, and w kir and heh.two i d y know has five straight shutouts? and gregory santos, major league debut tonight. he struck out the first two hitters he faced. had a 1-2-3 sixth inning. the giants have won four of their last five. and now alex the bunny got to come back tomorrow, right? good luck charm. >>> nba, the warriors damian lee is in covid protocol. he could be out the next 10 to 14 days. dubs host the nuggets on friday with fans in the house. >> we got fans to chase center. i cannot wait. bring it. let's go. >> thanks. chase will cap attendance to 1,700. first time in over a year the dubs will perform with a crowd. here's the cin. >> it's definitely noticeable in the seats. we've had a whole season where we haven't had any fans. you're sick of looking at the blue tarp. >> earlier this week, chase coburn was introduced as the new men's basketball coach at portland state. to get a read on him, well, we'll let him explain. >> i know my 2003 chev

darren with a wonderful cross on the left and made its way through the chelsea defence.ly catty taking it home from close range. chelsea were not done yet. sam has been a handful for chelsea chelsea were not done yet. sam has been a handfulfor chelsea in chelsea were not done yet. sam has been a handful for chelsea in the first half. eddie went around her on the way past. the referee pointed to the way past. the referee pointed to the spot. tina stepped up to score. to see just before the half—time lisa had an effort cleared for city but at the break it is chelsea who needed to — one. intro the activity means they will go into the final two games of the season with a five—point lead and a goal difference of plastics and chelsea could look at the title and the next play on the 2nd of may. 25 minutes still to go and if the second half is anything like the first he could still see plenty of more goals. it will be an important second half. speaking to us live from the academy stadium. the woman's primary title race starting to heat up now over there as well. celtic park will

. >>> one thing everybody can agree on, it is not rained enough in that department, darren says there is no surprising news. >> it will not be part of this forecast, either. we are getting into that time of year, we are timing out rainmakers, not going to be so much of our focus. what is is how different it feels today from yesterday, for any of us who are in inland alameda and inland contra costa county, and up in the valleys of sonoma county. the view out over dublin and livermore shows us the day that right now is about 12 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. quite the jump. if we look at the current temperatures you can see a lot of places here have climbed back up into the mid-70s. a lot of those inland spots, you could see it is mid 60s if you're anywhere in the bay another way to really visualize how these numbers are so different, it is the switch from the currents map and instead, color the map and to show you what the 24 hour change is. and now you can see where the differences were really felt. obviously, inland alameda and inland contra costa county as i just mentioned bu

darren peck is in the weather center with a first look at the week what we can forecast. >> how little rain we've had that we will start of our newscast tonight with this. you can see high def doppler has a little bit of rain up the coast because this is just the leading edge pick we have to take a look at the bigger picture. that is the main and of rain and that gets here for the bulk of tomorrow. really the first half of the day on sunday. this will be widespread rain for the entire bay area. when you look at the totals this is not a drenching but we are going to pick up perhaps close to about a quarter of an inch of rain and some of the heavier spots and closer to about a 10th of an inch of rain down in the southbay. take this into consideration for any plans you have for sunday. bay area wide to be on the roads because this will be enough rain to slow things down with the bulk of this coming between about sunrise and noon. it is not mean we won't see rain outside of that window but that is really the best bet. sunrise to about noon and in the southbay may be a few ntilu e what is t

let get right to meteorologist darren peck. >> the rain we have seen like on that lens is pretty much a steady mist. the kind of stuff you can't measure. nonetheless, it is wet out there already. however, that is the main 8:00 start to march that line of rain aross the entire area. to give you a quick overlook, at how much rain we will get out of this,10thto a quarter inch of rain throughout the bay area. we can't rule out the possibility of stray showers in the second half of the day. maybe even an isolated thunderstorm just off to the northeast parts of the bay area. i will go into all the details on that and we need to talk about the snow in the sierra. i will see you with all that in the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> new at 11:00, an alarming trend in the east bay. police are seeing more children as young as ten years old committing serious crimes. kpix5 is in san leandro with more on what can be done to stop these crime sprees. >> reporter: police say there is certainly an up tick in violent crimes committed by groups of young people in san leandro and oakland. the poli