and of course, whole come to the lower east side tenement museum. my name is amanda leiden and as curator as tenement talks, our event-ing event series, i'm delighted to see all of you here to see jean baker, author of margaret sanger, a life of passion. and she's going to be in conversation this evening with christina page. while we often think of margaret sanger's beginnings in -- birth control clinic, at 46 and boy street and brownsville. she started that clinic after being a nurse here on the old lower east side. here, she was a cohort of emma goldman, who by the way we will be discussing here at tenement, just two weeks with vivian. so tonight's top is not just fitting because it is surprisingly timely, it is fitting because there is a good chance that margaret sanger knew one or more of the immigrant women who lived in our tenement, a few doors down a 97 richard street. tonight's guest, jean baker is professor of history at geltzer college in baltimore. she's the author of several books on american history, including sisters, the lives of amer

damian: my wife was raised in the east side and they-- she was a brownie. somebody needs to educate me on the difference between brownies and girl scouts, but, boy, what a program; darlene, thank you so much. we wanna--we're gonna meet in our next segment the young lady who is a part of that girl scout troop and then her mom, but you have 15 seconds. anything else you wanna add? darlene: just go on to farmworkercaravan.com. we have the information there about daughters of farmworkers program. there is a link for you to purchase cookies. and, again, you can purchase cookies for yourself or you can purchase them to go to the farmworkers. and so just do that, farmworkercaravan.com. damian: well, awesome, thank you for what you're doing, darlene. that's--it's a big help to everybody. darlene: thank you, damian. damian: thank you; we're gonna show you the information on your screen, it's the farmworker caravan. it's taking place again in cooperation now with girl scout troop 65123. we'll be back with one of those troop members. stay with us. ♪♪♪ like, seeing my

on the east side of the bay there is heavy rain east of oakland right now, all of this is spinning around the heart of the storm system. you can see this swirl right here, this is the core of this thing. so all of this will get dragged along with it, but that does not change the fact that it is pouring right now. even some small hail possible, but the rain chances will go down as we head into the rest of the night. so right now the rain chances will drop to near zero by early tomorrow morning. then the sunshine will break through and it looks like dry weather will take over the rest of the work week. >>> we invite you to wake up with our team for the latest on weather, and traffic beginning at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> looking out at the bay bridge, coast guard crews are searching for a driver that jumped off the bridge after a crash. they tell us that several cars crashed around 7:00 tonight west of treasure island. one of the drivers got out of his car and jumped into the water. the westbound lanes were shut down for almost an hour. so far the coast guard crews have been unable to find

you know what it was a very free thinking period they talked a lot in the lower east side about free thinking young people. it was one person described it as the opposite of the 1960s because the conservative older generation was all going around with long hair and beards and the younger generation had short hair and clean shave and faces, but it is the reason of estimated probably to 100 workers. would have been in the factory that day were not because they were observant and were out for the sabbath but i have a list in the in the back of the book 140 victims named there were six whose bodies were never identified. this is the first time even the list of the names has been put together in one place. no paper or record had done that. before and i did that because this fire has such a legacy and it comes from the deaths of these young people two of them just 14 years old kate leone and sarah maltese. and i've tried in the book to tell some of their stories for the first time the newspapers then were good in many ways, but they weren't interested in working people. i tell the story of

the cost of living in the east side versus the west side of manhattan is very high as opposed to the bronx. $15 an hour did not break the back of neighborhoods like the bronx. it increased the purchasing power of consumers. consumers, if you give them an extra $100 a week, they will go to the grocery store. they will go to the local business and spend it there. they will motivate that economy. frank mindy roosevelt implemented -- franklin d roosevelt implemented the minimum wage in the middle of the great depression. as people were in job lines across the city and people were committing suicide because the economy collapsed. he had the vision to move forward and clement minimum wage -- and implement the minimum wage. it proved to be very effective. it proved to be the biggest stimulus package. $15 an hour is not a lot. how can you survive anywhere in america with devon dollars and $.25 -- america with $7.25? with $1200 a week they can pay rent and maybe even save extra money and be able to spend more in the local economy. i think that is good for any part of america, including buffal

are other landmarks like the grimy ribbon of steel now being dismantled the decorates manhattan's east side officially. it was the third avenue elevated railroad, but new yorkers just called it the l. for 76 years l trains clattered by carrying people to work at home again, but the old steel skeleton outlived its usefulness passengers dwindled and so the l is being torn down. above chinatown manhattan's last l dappled the street with shadows shunning new york's chrome and glitter it proudly clung to pot-bellied cold stoves for heating its old-fashioned waiting rooms. colored glass ornamented ancient windows and passengers pay to station agent who pushed a plunger to unlock a gate to let them in. the wooden trains started with tired dignity passenger satin suede and the track unrolled behind the route was passed miles of tenements giving the passengers a glimpse into every window all the tenement dwellers got in return was a feeling of being close to the passing parade and noise lots of noise. here the cars themselves were 50 years old and almost everybody agreed. third avenue would be bette

closer to 70 on the east side of the diablo range. again, just the influence of the marine layer, but everybody is in for out warm-up as we head into the weekend. upper 70s inland and even low to mid 70s around the bay by saturday, a little bit of a cool down for sunday and monday, back down to around normal temperatures. for the last day of march, could bring 80 degree high temperatures to inland portions of the bay area which is substantially above average for the last day of march. we will take a closer look at this high temperatures for tomorrow coming up at 5:30. >>> prince harry is not stopping with one new job. a day after announcing a gig in silicon valley, what he's doing to fight this information online. >>> a new target customer for the makeup industry, men. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually forces you to piece together multiple policies. that's why three was created. it's one policy that covers everything you need... leaving those old policies in the dust. three. no nonsense. just c

an east side and a west side. both have their own self check out cash registers.e in the west side, started walking to the east side for ice cream. changed my mind. walked a little way into an aisle and i heard gunshots. like the previous person you were speaking to said, there was confusion. the first shot i thought was a big steel pan or something that fell. that was followed by another shot. and then three more, maybe another three more. so i think i heard about eight. to me it sounded like pop, pop, pop pop pop, and by the third shot i was already running towards the back. >> where did you go? did you bring anyone with you? were there people running at that point? >> there was people in front of and behind me. i worked in a grocery store before, so maybe my intuition let me know that the back exit would be available to me. i knew that running even to the west exit would have put me closer to the shots fired. so when i saw a terrified face running towards me after the second shot i turned and i ran. i think she stayed on my tail as there was somebody always wit

mid 50s for san francisco, upper 50s on east side of the bay and mid-50s for the north bay, even cooler to the north for casino and lake counties. as the sky started to clear out we will warm up a little bit on friday, a little more on saturday and more than that on sunday, and then a warm spell settles in tuesday and wednesday. and then no rain through the rest of the seven-day forecast. we will take another look at where the showers are right now coming up at 6:00. >>> relief is on the way for struggling renters and when bay area county. we will tell you how the program works. plus kpix cameras are on the scene as another asian was attacked on the san francisco streets and this time, the victim fought back. and some exciting news for music lovers, for the first time in two years, you may be able to get in to outside lands. >>> they found a way to turn the shelter and placed into a social ritual. the neighborhood tradition still going strong a year later. >>> we will continue to stay on emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's impo

temperatures around the bay, mid to upper 50s, mid-50s for san francisco, upper 50s close to 60 on the east side of the bay and mostly low 60s in the north bay. the farther inland we go the better chance we have of getting up into the mid 60s. that will be the case for northern sonoma and napa counties. the best rain chance moves in late sunday, primarily talking late afternoon into the evening and overnight hours. it will be one wave of rain that moves through and lingering often on showers. the rest of sunday night into the daylight hours on monday, we dry out tuesday and wednesday, and another rain chance heading our way by thursday and friday. we are not getting carried away with the percentages just at because it is a long way down the line and in forecasting terms we are still sorting out discrepancies in the model data. we will keep you updated on that late next week but that sunday and monday rain chance looks like it will bring anywhere from a quarter inch to may be close to half inch of again very welcome rainfall, not a drought buster but this does help to at least keep pace with what

. >> reporter: which is why local leaders say they don't understand why most of the east side, gilroy, was left off the governor's priority list for vaccination distribution. >> i don't know what the considerations are fort governor to make this these allotments, but don't leave us out. >> reporter: in fact, only 2% of the population is on the governor's list. so we saw the same message from leaders in san francisco who questioned use of zip codes to determine who made the list. >> if we were to focus on smaller cuts to geography rather than zip codes, we think that would lead to a much fairer way to distributing the vaccine. >> reporter: the governor's office has not made any direct couldn't, but the governor appeared to acknowledge the issue. >> we have to do more, because we recognize that this state is not where we need to be. >> reporter: south bay leaders say it might be time to get louder. in east san jose, damian trujillo. >>> governor newsom is also highlighting successes today. he visited a vaccination site and says that california has vaccinated more than $10.6 million peop

fairfield, probably the warm spot tomorrow, mid 60s around the bay itself, even if you upper 60s on the east side of the bay and upper 60s and low 70s mixed together for most of the north bay, little cooler as you had farther north into mendocino and lake counties but consistent with pattern of about 3 to 5 or six degrees above average for early march. temperatures don't change much as we head into the rest of the week, a little fluctuation in the amount of cloud cover each day but the next chance of rain holds off until after sunset friday night and then we see often on showers for at least the first half of the day saturday, there is the next chance of rain the heads our way on monday and the long- range data is hopefully pointing at a continuation of the unsettled weather pattern as we head to the whole second week of march so that is something we can look forward to hopefully eating away at that rainfall deficit that we have been running so far this is in. >> hopefully. hopefully. >>> a live look at capitol hill this evening, majority leader chuck schumer says the senate will vote on presiden

he came to america as an immigrant boy from the east side of london and bound up his life and destinyith the millions of underprivileged. many of the scenes shown in this picture it would have been familiar to president gompers. i know he would have been proud as we are had he lived to see what american labor has achieved for the wage earners as well as for america itself. your union is to be congratulated for this fine film. this is a film not only for the international lady garment workers union or the labor movement. this is for america, and for a free democratic world. >> this is indeed the high attribute to our union and to our membership. thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> your name, please? >> alexander brody. >> what is your occupation please? >> cloth operator. >> age? >> 65. >> when did you join the union? >> 1910. january, 1910. >> you must be glad to retire? sign there please. ♪ >> between now and 1910, a whole lifetime. how many millions of seems can two hands sew in 40 years. how many thousands of garments? 1910, the world we lived in. ♪ >> [indiscernible] >> 1910, the world we

around 60 in san francisco, mid 60s on the east side of the bay and low to mid 60s for the north bay. you will have to burn off more of that fog early in the day. most of friday looks dry within the showers move-in friday evening. they are gone for the weekend. more chances monday, tuesday, even lingering into wednesday. we will take a look at some longer-range data. let's look into the middle of next week coming up at 5:30. >>> coming up, how meghan markle is responding to claims that she ce strs. an a about marrying into british aristocracy. >> there wasn't anything she could do, the media had turned against her. >>> the third time almost at the charm, the exclusive finish to a key test for space x >>> royals week continues here on kpix 5 ahead of oprah's exclusive interview with megan and harry. buckingham palace is launching its own investigation after a newspaper reported that a former aide is accusing the duchess of sussex of bullying. there are allegations that meghan markle drove out two personal assistance and left staff immolated. a complaint was made by the former communica

. >> i'm grateful for this place being here because it is east side san jose. it is working class. >> reporter: as a public health officials are trying to figure out now, they asked him to figure out how much they may be short of the vaccine next week because they receive less of the moderna vaccine than they anticipated. what they're trying to figure out is that they are existing supply could be shifted around somehow part of the appointments that they've artie made, the last they want to do is cancel an existing appointment but they may have to pause appointments until they get all of this sorted out. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> we were in the governor's remark live on cbsn bay area, streaming 24/7. and on the news apps. including an elderly san francisco man who was assaulted and later died.prok atta neorhood in arthsuspect pleaded not guilty charges. >> this burglar smash a stone suv into a gun store but the smash and grab did not quite go as he had planned. police say that he plowed through the front of the marin county arms early this morning, s

no delays on east side of the san mateo bridge. bay bridge, a nice ride so far. if you are commuting out of oakland emory ville across the deck into san francisco, upper and lower decks are problem free. we are seeing brake lights as you head into the altamont pass, not slowing things down towards dublin interchange but out of tracy, west bound 205 getting onto 580 at least to grant line, you will be tapping the brake lights a bit. things are a little bit crowded for your thursday commute but those are typical pattern times now that we are seeing. 205 towards 680, 29 minute free. highway 4, no delays. commuting out of the south bay, 36 minutes. here is an over view out of san jose. if you are getting up early taking 101, so far, so good. >> thank you. >>> happening today from the new sponge bob movie to favorite live news, sports, much more via com cbs is rolling out its new streaming service. >> paramount plus. chris martinez brings us what we can expect. >> reporter: launching the newly rebranded enhanced streaming service paramount plus. >> we have transformed

but low to mid-60s on the east side of the bay, and then mid to upper 60s forker the north bay.temperatures similar farther north. mid to upper 60s into the mendocino and lake counties as well. temperatures are going to drop off once that first chance of rain moves in. that's friday night. and then below average temperatures into early next week. we'll take that if it means much needed rainfall. and it looks like that unsettled pattern could continue through the rest of next week as well, dennis? >>> hey, paul, you want to feel old? a teenager cracks the giants lineup in spring training. how about that? >>> and what was tom brady thinking with that trophy? his reaction is next. >>> and tomorrow night at 11:00, a side effect of the covid vaccine doctors believe may be more common than expected. what women need to know before they get vaccinated. >> i did think to myself, should i reach out to my doctor? >> so, yes, we have seen this at u csf. >> very scary, and a bunch of people are going to get biopsies they don't nee this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insu

. >> i am grateful for this place being here because it is in east side san jose. it is a working-class area. i think that is why it it, this area has been effective so much. >> reporter: it would benefit from the governor's plan, it is located in a zip code, 95127, with one of the highest infection rates in santa clara county. >> having a vaccination site in his neighborhood divides a safe haven for all of the people around here, for this, this specific demographic because they do know and trust us. >> reporter: the plan will consider a number of factors like infection rates, income, educational status and housing, and will urge more doses into communities that have been the hardest hit, or are the most vulnerable. the goal is to address the disparities. for example, latinos make up roughly a quarter of santa clara county's population but account for more than half of the cases of coronavirus. and so far less than 14% of the latino community have gotten the shot. but how the strategy will work in the face of an erratic supply of the vaccine remains unclear. >> we

notorious crimes in the history of new york city it was a crime in which a woman who was a wealthy upper east side investment banker was out jogging at dusk and was dragged into the woods in central park and almost beaten to death and there was front page news every day everywhere and they are out to get arrests and they got him ringback. when you get to the false confessions in that case it was a classic you know. mismatch they were totally overmatched underrepresented if represented at all i don't know what they could their core even have anyone in the room without his consent is 16 so he was considered an adult sadly and so his mom was not allowed in there and they you know had given the lawyers they all waived their their miranda rights. rights. chris. says. that it. this is very very serious in this neighborhood we don't care or is there. any. way to use an example we need to say why are. you seeing those stages and surely you can see. why. it is hard for people to understand how this can. help how the could produce a confession something they didn't to end your really is a complicated set of

things will taper off as we go between now and about midnight but there is heavy rain falling on the east sidethe bay right now, from oakland down toward hayward. this is some of the heaviest rain on the entire bay area but there are more showers on the west side of the bay as well. san francisco getting a heavy downpour just south of downtown. there is more lining up offshore. the individual showers moving southwest to northeast, the whole area of rain will get pushed to the east as we head to the rest of tonight, so future cast, we zoom to the rest of this evening and overnight, that rain moving out but still a chance for couple of lingering showers early tomorrow, mainly away from the bay. below 20 to 30% chance of rain. we will take a look at the rest of the weekend forecast, another look a little closer at all the regions of the bay area where the heaviest rain is falling in just a few minutes. >>> california's dominant and infectious covid-19 ra

similar territory for the tri-valley, mostly mid to low 70s, some of the warmer temperatures on the east sidento the upper half of the 70s but this is not the warmest day in the forecast. not even close. temperatures a mix of upper 60s and low 70s around the central bay and mostly low to mid 70s for the north bay. some of the warmer spots even reaching up into the upper 70s as well and the 70s on the map for mendocino and lake counties by friday afternoon as well. they warm up even more on saturday. that will be the warmer half of the weekend both along the bay and the coast as it kicks back in on sunday but temperatures farther inland, upper 70s both sunday and saturday. a one-day called on monday and another warm-up on the way next week. inland temperatures up to around 80 degrees wednesday and again on thursday, so an abnormally warm and to march and beginning of april. >>> fans are set to return to professional sports in the bay area i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccinene. i'm not evenen sure if i'm m convinced.d. hi

temperature in san francisco top such a short of 70 in the afternoon, low to mid 70s on the east sidef the bay. most the mid-70s for the north bay with just a few spots reaching into the upper half of the 70s and the couple of degrees warmer for northern sonoma and napa counties was temperatures very warm, farther north into mendocino and lake counties as well. the pollen count will be skyhigh, that is the one for and weekend forecast. and the high category on sunday, and it keeps going. monday and tuesday because we just don't have any rain, no large-scale changes in the forecast to remove some of that pollen from the atmosphere and that will be the case most of next week. pushed well to the north, the middle of next week looks really warm. and to start the month of april on thursday, but looking farther down the line and usually we don't look beyond the scope of about seven days with that seven-day forecast, but we do want to look ahead to easter weekend in that first full week of april, it is going to be rearranged. the upper levels will be in a different pattern which means at lea

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things will taper off as we go between now and about midnight but there is heavy rain falling on the east side of the bay right now, from oakland down toward hayward. this is some of the heaviest rain on the entire bay area but there are more showers on the west side of the bay as well. san francisco getting a heavy downpour just south of downtown. there is more lining up offshore. the individual showers moving southwest to northeast, the whole area of rain will get pushed to the east as we head to the rest of tonight, so future cast, we zoom to the rest of this evening and overnight, that rain moving out but still a chance for couple of lingering showers early tomorrow, mainly away from the bay. below 20 to 30% chance of rain. we will take a look at the rest of the weekend forecast, another look a little closer at all the regions of the bay area where the heaviest rain is falling in just a few minutes. >>> california's dominant and infectious covid-19 strain is now on the cdc's watchlist as one of four variants of comes in the world. some of to 50%, morton's miscible. -- more transmissible. j

but there is certainly a sense of heightened security here on the east side of the capitol.sh in on the east side of the steps of the capitol there as well, i mean, all along this, it really is somewhat of a fortified green zone because of this heightened threat. >> so, that was my reporting two days ago on capitol hill. that was the day that homeland security and the fbi warned that violent extremists threatened to breach the capitol. the house canceled its session. in the end, the extremists never came. but security officials are warning the threat is far from over. i want to bring in nbc news investigator reporter, brandy, who's been following this for us quite closely. i think one of the major questions i have surrounding all this is really how long it's going to go on. how long will this threat really persist and it's a question that i posed on the air a couple days ago. because it really does seem to a certain extent like parts of washington, d.c., have become fortified green zones, really, especially surrounding the capitol, unlike anything we've ever seen in this cou

. >> usually the east side gets kind of the short end of the stick, you know. this is something that we cannot tolerate anymore. >> we simply need to relocate those encampments. they're too close to schools. >> reporter: the mayor who is pushing for schools to reopen says it may be time to change local policy. he'll introduce a proposal to the city council on tuesday. >> to urge the city manager to be much more proactive around protecting schools and ensuring that encampments are not encroaching areas. >> reporter: the superintendent says they sympathize with the unhoused but insist their top priority is the safety of their children. in san jose, damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >>> up next, a kidnapping leads to an amber alert in the bay area. how two strangers ended up safely returning this 2-year-old boy to his family. >>> also, is google downsizing or expanding its footprint in the bay area post-covid? we've got the big announcement. >>> and we're seeing the latest on moderate rain pushing through the bay area right now. the reason for our micro climate w

farther to the south and even on the east side of the bay, starting to see a few light showers. there are heavier down pours that will make their way through the coastal ranges across the bay, everyone will get in on the action through the evening. farther south, no rain yet in san jose. but the santa cruz mountains are picking up light to moderate rainfall. we'll zoom out and put everything in motion and you can see this is sweeping in from the west and the moderate rain extends over the ocean. there's the back edge of it. we'll stay in this off and on pattern the next 24 to 30 hours. future cast shows more waves of rain lining up late tonight. it's not going to rain everywhere all the time. but keep the umbrella handy, keep the rain jacket handy. wednesday will be another unsettled day with a wave of moderate rain moving through. a little small hail or rumbles of thunder and a dry break and another wave of rain moving through gradually through the evening, things will taper off. a pin wheel shape here, that's the heart of the storm system. once that dives south, things will co

in the east bay, mid to upper 60s at the further inland you go, on the east side of the diablo rangeand into solano county, better chance of getting all the way to 70 degrees. around the bay, upper 50s in ci sas on the side frof anthe n ba there will be variation there. for the north, mid to upper 60s for the north bay, we look further north toward mendocino and lake counties, you will warm up nicely. 71 cloverdale, it will be one of the warmer spots around the entire region. temperatures do not change much thursday or friday, some subtle wiggles here and there but wants the rain chance moves in friday night it will usher in below average temperature stretch that will continue until weekend. and, through most of next week. that coincides with those above average rainfall chances. we will definitely take it. high temperatures inland, right around 60 degrees this weekend and entirely and next week, low to mid 50s along the coast. more rain chances by monday and tuesday, with some numbers almost chances, take a look at our day by day percentages, coming up at 6:00. >>> new at 6:00, terr

a pretty good safety record what has happened here is that the bogus bio has become stuck on the east side the channel. is oprah tooting but which increases the fish and sea speeds for these persons for a large vessels because of its shape actually gotten bedroom the side saw the roof to get stern off 1st and doesn't know them to transfer some sort taken palace and discern which lifted the boat off a little bit but it took a long time because it's up obispo becoming and but how difficult is it to navigate the can now. it isn't difficult at all actually except it's busy because they work in convoys so ships don't normally operation convoys except perhaps in areas where they work in convoys very rare so do the most difficult part is working with any convoy whoever listen to fold because of course our borders north so they wait in the great pressure lake for the other convoy to arrive rather like a sighting in the railway station and it's quite straightforward actually but nevertheless the canal is service very featureless so that would be very much dependent on radar. satellite navigation sy

a few spots in the east side of the bay sneaking up into the upper half of the 60s. upper 60s and 70s jumbled together for the north bay. temperatures very similar. some of the warmer spots farther north within sonoma and napa counties. mid to upper 60s around ukiah. temperatures will drop slightly on wednesday with a little more cloud cover. by a degree or two. we're going to stay consistent through the end of the work week until that chance of rain arrives. we're not going to go with a complete wash-out on saturday. our temperatures are going to drop off to what's normal, maybe slightly below average as we head into next week. not just a wetter weather pattern but also potentially a cooler pattern. we'll take a look at that next rain chance on futurecast at 5:30. >>> coming up, a first look at prince harry and meghan markle's exclusive interview with oprah. >> my biggest concern was history repeating itself. >> from their early romance to their royal split. we look back at the couple's journey to california. >>> a lot of people packing up, leaving the bay area. but

the east side union high school district in san jose will. welcome back. students to campus on april 19th district officials voted unanimously on the plan last week is local covid-19 cases continue to decline. in the east bay anyone either lives or works in contra, costa county and is at least 50 years old, can now get the covid vaccine regardless of whether they have any underlying health conditions to date. more than 336,000 county residents have gotten at least one dose. and the north bay solano county officials say they're facing a dire shortage of doses. it comes just one week after expanding vaccine eligibility to make matters worse. the counties already suffering from severe vaccine in equity kron four's. dan kerman has more. >> solano county has made progress getting its residents vaccinated for covid-19 so far more than a 100,000 people have received at least their first dose. but as of this week, first dose appointments have stopped state is reduced are a lot and quite considerably. and we just don't are not receiving enough vaccine to continue d

county, if you can see here on this map, is here in red, just north of manhattan and the bronx on the east side of the hudson river, including the towns as you go north from manhattan and west chester, new richelle, phillips pepper, white plains, dos very, terry town. it was heavily anglican and had a very significant although still not the majority of loyalist population. one of these anglican loyalists was samuel c berry, and he hamilton fans? he rode loyalist pamphlets under the pseudonym of west chester farmer who hamilton famously responded to in these pamphlets wars leading up to the revolution. this county in particular, in the first several years of the war, started becoming known as the neutral ground after the battle of white plains in 1776, as the americans were being run out of new york city by the british. following this battle in west chester county, the americans suffered a strategic defeat, retreated north, set up their lines around the river, just the northern border, just above the northern border of the county. the british set up their lines just north of manhattan, and neith

a manhole catching fire and exploding on the east side of manhattan.e hurt. 200 firefighters on the scene. cars and storefronts damaged. power knocked out on the block. the cause under investigation. >>> terrifying moments when a suspect steals a vehicle with two young children inside. watch the surveillance video. a manhunt now for this suspect seen jumping into a running car at a chicago gas station, then taking off. a 4-year-old boy and 6-year-old girl in the back seat. their distraught mother running outside. police later found the children unharmed inside the abandoned vehicle just blocks away. >>> and the golf world paying tribute to tiger woods today. several professional golfers, including rory mcilroy and justin thomas, wearing woods' signature red polo and black pants at the world golf championship today. a statement posted on woods' twitter account said he is recovering, and is, quote, "in good spirits" after that single-car crash on tuesday. >>> when we come back, the doctor on the front lines of two battles. fighting covid-19 and social in

the east side union high school district in santa clara county will open back.ack to on april 19th district officials approved that plan last week as covid cases continue to drop. also, the county is poised to move into less restrictive orange tier this week. all right. let's step outside and man. what a shot that is. it almost looks like summer downtown san francisco yeah. feels very at least let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. how does it look tonight, yeah, looking good. we've got nice clear skies out there for the most part few high clouds. >> the winds have been kicking up. and i think that will be the biggest weather issue here in the coming days. but certainly gorgeous weather all the way. the coastline, lots of sunshine. yeah. it looks like it is going to stay nice and clear for the better part of the night will be a little cold in spots. you still could see some temperatures dropping down in the 30's. i think in the north bay valleys and see the wind kind of kicking around the bush here just a bit. but we've had some gusty winds, es

now i am on my way to the hip blocks it's district on life's east west side. until germany's real unification block fits within this history of the area. the fall of the wall brought the end of industrial production here but the workshops remain they attract people with ideas we need the space and freedom to experiment. the best and most famous example is the constant screaming mill within a short time it's taken over of the past the heart of the flights the start see. today flocks it's a popular residential district it was a rough diamond because this is disappearing more and more. the vest back was once a valve factory today it's an open location for anybody with a project to make it a reality from the bicycle repair shop to the theater group. creative people who like on the hot water for example restores lamps tables and chairs all objects with an industrial past. and his designs make something new out of field. we make lamps from old industrial material. things we find like cogwheels fittings everything that has been left in abundant workshops and stores a

. >> we are at the big a little house on the east side of olympia, one of the city's oldest homes built by 1860. it was built by daniel an and elizabeth white big low, both came over the oregon trail in the 18 fifties. when daniel arrived in olympia in november of 1851 he said that the law practice, he evidently was a great orator as well. he was called upon to give the 4th of july orientation in olympia in july of 1852. that is widely credited with the spring the development of the separate territory from washington from oregon. while washington did become a separate territory from oregon in 1853, and daniel bigelow was elected to the very first legislative session held here in olympia. we know that daniel and i'm at elizabeth bigelow were both active in the campaign for voting rights for women. this is the chair where susan b anthony sat when she came to the house in 19 -- 1871. she and abigail scott dunaway, they were on a swing through the pacific northwest. she had dinner here at the bigelow house. we know that from her diary, she called mrs. bigelow splendid. at the time, there we

nestling in here so that'll keep it generally quiet and fall little bits and pieces of clarity to the east side of honshu yes at the moment that will grassy just not out of the way 13 celsius in tokyo then on tuesday afternoon similar temperatures the full salt had woman there in beijing but as we go on into whedon's they can see how those temperatures thoughts just it's up in the right direction 719 in tokyo at that stage most of pleasant sunshine in the light winds it really will feel presently warm $66.00 in found high that is wet weather down towards southern parts of china see some heavy showers here which will just edge they way down it's in more than parts of vietnam where some wet weather to making its way into sri lanka way over the next day also some heavy showers just starting to slide in across southern parts of the bingo mostly some of those showers just beginning to nose their way across into to do so we'll see some wet to where the creeping hit for much of india the warm sunshine and sees me warm sunshine does continue still getting up around 38 celsius and that pool has 100 in f

quieten things down across the western pass as we go through chews day rain clearing away from that east side of scotland and england diving down into the low countries a snares a front seeing some rather wet weather for a time some snow there over the alps and snow down towards that their accounts easing through remaining hungry seeing some snow pushing across into parts of ukraine as well quite a few showers this well for good measure down into the mediterranean we'll see some wet weather around southern parts of italy into sicily grace seeing some showers as well blustery conditions his choppy waters and across central and eastern parts of the madness not a whole lot better as we go on into wednesday more wintry florist out towards the southeast was a black sea the eastern parts of turkey quater whether they're coming back in across the british isles well she quite safe western parts of france through spain and portugal quite to across northern parts of africa at least away from the north coast of libya and also for egypt. for $100000000.00 going to see and visit such a small thing to ever