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spigel faller is a distinguished professor of history at northeastern and we were talking a few years ago and he said he wanted to write a book about the famous george washington in newburgh in 1783 right after the war that supposedly ended but the war had ended and i said to bill i thought he had to write a larger story about the years 1781 to 83. we think that the war ended in 1781 when cornwallis surrendered to george washington at yorktown. in fact it didn't end for two more years until the british forces were led out of new york in november of 1783. this is the story of those tumultuous and dangerous two years the united states could have so easily fallen apart in those years. they had no money. the states were not alive. they would not give any money to pay the armies of the army was on pay. the army was on the verge of mutiny. the treaty with paris had not been signed yet so the country was in complete chaos and in many ways washington held it together during those two years and that is what this book is about. >> those are some of the books that are coming out in the fall of 2

an estimated 5,000 firefighters will attend the funeral of faller firefighters perez and vallaro todaywith christina. >> the forecast and the weekend, go hand in hand. we have a beautiful weekend on tap. a few more clouds rolling in from the little system of low pressure to the north. overall, high pressure in control all weekend long. the temps in the 70s. by noon in the city, 70 degrees at 4:00 p.m. elsewhere, going 80 degrees in gilroy. about 79 degrees is the average temperature this time of year in gilroy. 71 degrees in oakland and 72 in san rafael. heading through the coming weeks i think we are going to start to warm up. by tuesday, 85 degrees. let's check the drive right now with mike. >> yeah. the accident northbound 101 at university just cleared lanes but look at the slow down in both directions approaching. the city, talking about the funeral coming out of saintd mary's cathedral. use 101 to about 6:30 or 7:00 to completely stay clear of that activity going on. you might see firefighters taking bart, as well, to the city. leave that last car as a courtesy for them. back to