you are the black hills of south dakota are very sacred area as a whole in the black hills. i believe that at one time or another there is a piece of the rest of the world here somewhere. we're in the epicenter of sometimes testy relations between native and non-native inhabitants. stretching about 110 miles long and 70 miles wide the black hills of south dakota rise up from the planes just to the west of rapid city. black hills are very important to the native american community members that is referred to asapa the heart. the black hills. it's just because of the rich greenness. it's from the pine trees and and the elevations that we have that surround all of that. so thinking of where rapid city is at we're positioned out the gateway to the black hills is kind of how we've always build ourselves even all the way back to the earliest founders of rapid city. you i'm donovan sprague. my lakota name is chunkaju wakantia translates to high backbone from the hump and crazy horse families of the mini cozyu lakota. firm tribal affiliation from cheyenne river sue reservation, whic

but for some reason we decided we wanted to stay in chapel hill. >> how would you describe chapel hill at that time? >> chapel hill was a schizophrenic community. it was schizophrenic because it had this liberal image. that's what sucked us in. and there were... there was a strong progressive liberal community in chapel hill that really we're trying to break down the racial barriers, but then if one looked closer it was also one of the most discriminatory communities in the area because there was no middle class. all the blacks lived in the western section of chapel hill, and they would... there are the ones who did most of the menial work in chapel hill because the job inventory was not very broad. and most of the town people who were not university connected, we're old line southerners who really had anywhere from mild prejudicial attitudes to very strong prejudicial attitudes. my wife and i, upon moving to chapel hill, had difficulty buying a house which we forced the realtor into selling. and after we moved in, we lived under the threat of death for the better part of a year for bo

never able to ga majority of republicans on capitol hill. he's done a lot in the minority position and the republicans can't find a way to build a national majority position on capitol hill that would have secured for ford his ambition to become speaker of the house. other things were to intervene, however. a lot of that happened with the election of one of his friends, richard nixon in 1968. richard nixon is selected as his running mate. the governor of maryland spirew agnew they are reelected in 1972 in a landslide election. for the executive branch, it barely moves the needle for republicans on capitol hill. so ford after the 1972 election decides he's going to run one more time in 1974. in 1976 he's going to retire from congress. again, history intervenes with that. agnew has to step down as vice president, because of malfeasance in office as governor of maryland. he had taken some bribes, contract issues, obstruction of justice for things not related at all to watergate. agnew has to step down. nixon is able through the provisions of th

his responsibility is to forward nixon's agenda on capitol hill. he spends almost the entirety of his vice presidency traveling on the road away from washington promoting that message and campaigning for nixon's agenda before the american public and on capitol hill. so we've covered about four galleries in the museum dealing with his early life, his collegiate career, navy and congress. the remainder of the museum is dedicated to his presidency and his post presidency. i hope the visitors to the museum are able to take away from here what a unique time it was and what a unique man ford was and how he was able to meet the challenge. ford never aspired to become president, yet throughout his life events and people he encountered prepared him for the burden that he was asked to bear in august 1974 when he did become president, an office he never campaigned for, an office he never aspired to, but one that was essentially handed to him and trusted to him by those who knew him closest, those on capitol hill. to be able to appreciate how he was to handle

that enshrouded young hannah hill in mystery. miss >> miss hill was last seen last wednesday. we're asking anyone to contact the protective bureau. >> she was 18 years old. just days from turning 19. and it seemed to be in for the night. a former homecoming queen in her pjs, phoning a few friends from the basement bedroom at her mom and dads in akron, ohio. it's too late now, but you wished you could just ask just one question. why did you leave the house so suddenly that night? her brother justin doesn't know. >> she got dressed and said, i'm going to go off for a little bit. i'll be back. i love you. >> and that was it? >> we've never seen her again. >> the thing was, the next morning, thursday in may of 1999, was going to be a red letter day for hannah. she drives her geo prizm, the used car she was proud to be paying for, to her first day of full-time secretary work at diebold. the company that makes atms. her boyfriend of more than a year, brad, expected her to swing by her place in the morning to pick him up. he says, she was a no-show. >> i remember waking up with this

that's the stolen car which came flying down the hill.y, we'd got together and we started discussing whether we should just buy ourselves the concrete barriers and just put them there. the police and the council would have known now because of this event that there is a danger and the bollards were not going to protect very much. that issue, as i'm aware, was isolated. there was a much bigger discussion going on around motorcycles, about people being able to cycle fast up and down the hill. the leader of the council insists there were plans in place to prevent anti—social behaviour on the road, but they hadn't yet been introduced. that meant we were looking at a much different solution to just putting a bollard in. we are looking at a park and play area, a re—greening of the whole area — a complete break in the area between this road and that road. the solution that was being worked up was one that was a much better solution for the community. i don't hold to the premise that even putting these in would have prevented somebody trying to r

you have birmingham hill at the top. this is what sullivan's position is trying to get into position on. you have street road right along the bottom of the painting here. you've got the british brigade of guards or at least one battalion of them shown lining up along the roof. you notice there's little tiny red brush strokes. that's the troops lined up along the fence. and then these little black clouds, it's them firing a volley up the hill. the other really cool thing -- i know it's kind of hard to see. but here and here you have horses pulling artillery and you've got little tiny blue brush strokes because royal artillerymen wore blue coats, not red. so, this is the guards moving down the road. and then above them you see elements of sullivan's troops trying to move up onto the hill. what's supercool about this image is that this house and this house still stand. and this is a modern view of it, kind of up in a modern housing development here looking back towards birmingham hill. so, here you've got this treeline on b

san mateo hill smoking, mid-90s. well, mid-90s for the east bay if you're not warmer, like in antioch, 98. and 9 t at brentwood. sunshine for the north bay. santa rosa took a tumble today by 10 degrees, could bounce back tomorrow with fewer high clouds. it's still above 100 at clear lake and 103 at ukiah. in the extended forecast for the big city, san francisco cool. oakland nice. and in san jose, mid-80s right through the weekend. so what you've gotten lately is what you'll get. we all cool down by the time we get into sunday, monday and tuesday, even the east bay relaxes back into the 80s. that's what's ahead in weather, as for what's ahead in the newscast, here's ken. >> thank you, brian. >>> and still to come the push to name a san francisco street for a man who died from w >>> he has robbed my 10-year-old son of his father, and he's heartbroken east bay family demands justice in a deadly hit-and-run after the suspect's wife turns him in. of a woman who was shot and killed on highway 4 over the weekend. chp says

firefighters are keeping a close eye on the hills and mopntains. a red flag warning is in effect monsoonal moisture from arizona could create dry thunderstorms here in the bay area. the concern dry lightning sparking new wildfires. we do have. >> of the few dozers that we can our disposal. you know, department we also have plenty of resources within our jurisdiction and the neighboring jurisdictions to assist each other with while in fires that. >> that could happen. alameda county battalion chief mark carter says preparations are in place since rolling hills of this lightning >> it still it's a familiar reminder from from at that we do need to wildfire seriously and just be prepared and do things such as you know, not have limited purview. so. barbecuing and open open fires for cooking and things of that nature in the city of berkeley. those living in the hills are urged to be prepared for an emergency and know your evacuation zone. >> the national weather service says the main threat for dry lightning is over. the diablo range for the east bay, t

excessive heat for the inland east bay as well and areas of our north bay hills, east bay hills and downough the santa cruz mountains. take a look at how much warmer we are right now from 24 hours ago, 14 degrees warmer in santa rosa up by 18 in livermore and napa, you are up by about 10. here's a look at some of these numbers in and around the bay area again have to point out just how comfortable we are in san francisco 65 for you there. the east bay shore 73 in berkeley get into the north bay. it's a warmer day. we've got 80 degrees in napa 89 santa rosa. take a look at the inner east bay 100 degrees already reported in livermore and this time of year, areas like livermore could see another five even 10. degrees of warming. all said, and done 96 right now in danville, 98 in dublin. we've got 96 reported in morocco and one neighborhood over brentwood, reporting one on one as well, the onshore breeze is not going away completely, but it will be weak over the next a few days. we have fairfield reporting six mph right now. oakland reporting 14 and napa reporting a southerly breeze at about

now while they're gone culp's hill is is defended by a significantly smaller amount of troops. and confederate forces are going to launch attacks against culp's hill and begin to seize some lower parts of the hill including the heights overlooking the spangler meadow, that would be off to the left of that first image. so the 27th, indiana has slogged their way across the battlefield probably gotten lost at least once. and now it's getting dark and they need to turn around and backtrack towards their position on culp's hill not knowing that well, they were gone. confederates have launched their own assaults there. the regimental history records the 27th return to its former position without delay as it approached the place where it had formerly been behind the ledge of rocks those in advance could discern shadowy forms of men moving about in the darkness who they were could not be told on being challenged sounds as of splashing water were the only response it was inferred later that this part of the line had been held by pickets or skirmishers of the enemy and that upon our retu

for the south bay, 77, 79 for new morgan hill. the east bay 82 in concord, 81 for a high in pleasant hill. mid-80s's fairfield, antioch and brentwood and for the tri valley upper 70's to low 80's for this afternoon. around the bay a cool 58 in daley city. 60 in san francisco. mid-60s's for alameda, san francisco and san leandro. for the north bay highs in the 70's. 77 later this afternoon for santa rosa and topping out in the 90's. here is the extended forecast so, again, a bit cooler for tomorrow. a dip in the temperatures and then slightly warmer friday and into our weekend. continuing with that warm up early next week. thanu. you. >>ening today attractions are finally reopening at san jose's happy hallow park and zoo. one ticket allows for access to both zoo areas, all play areas and rides. >>> time now is 5:20. >> still ahead, something stinks at lake tahoe. if just smelled like dead, green, aquarium gunk. >> very specific there. what's causing the mystery smell. >>> and at seven, how the president is hoping to jump start a pu

jenny hill, bbc news, schuld.heer ferocity of the downpours has many in germany, including the government, blaming climate change. so what are the facts, and is this storm connected to another in london earlier this week? bbc�*s weather's darren bett explains. it's all linked to the same system. now, let me show you the radar picture for yesterday, you can see how the rain just developed and stopped in the same place. across some western parts of germany, there was three months worth of the rain in just 2a hours, hardly surprising we've had these devastating floods. it is linked to thejetstream, that was the pattern, very undulating jetstream, you are left with a slow—moving cut—off area of low pressure across germany which just developed the rain and kept it going. that area low pressure also tapped in to some temperature contrasts that we have seen across europe, drawing in some really warm and muggy air from the mediterranean. now to the climate question. simple physics says that warmer air is going to hold mor

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morgan hill about 96 for you 89 in san jose 94 in santa rosa 74 in san francisco. that's what i'm talking about. if you're in the city, it's going to be kind of nice. the heat peaks as we get into saturday, but sunday is also going to be a very warm day here. some of the temperatures that i'm talking about here with our excessive heat warning between 95 105 degrees, so the spots that we're looking out for here north bay hills and mountains, also the east. hills and the east bay valleys. the santa cruz mountains, all in that excessive heat morning. that goes friday. if your sunday and then the santa clara valley because it's a little bit cooler, they're meeting. they're just going to get the upper nineties. a heat advisory for you. so here's a look at some of saturday's temperatures and you know they are extreme. if you are in wana, krekar, you know annie haak, we're talking 103 104 degrees. in oakland about 80 on saturday, and we head out to pacifica about 67 degrees. here is where the relief is coming. take a look at your extended forecast monday. temperatures pul

firefighters are keeping a close eye on the hills and mountains. a red flag warning is in effect monsoonal moisture from arizona could create dry thunderstorms here in the bay area. >> the concern dry lightning sparking new wildfires. we do have. >> of the few dozers that we can our disposal. you know, department we also have plenty of resources within our jurisdiction and the neighboring jurisdictions to assist each other with while in fires that. >> that could happen. alameda county battalion chief mark carter says preparations are in place since roe heels of this lightning >> it still there's a familiar reminder from from that that we do need to take wildfire seriously and just be prepared and do things such as you know, not have limit you. so. barbecuing and open fires for cooking and things of that nature in the city of berkeley. those living in the hills are urged to be prepared for an emergency and know your evacuation zone. >> the national weather service says the main threat for dry lightning is over. the diablo range for the east bay. >>

yeah, a concern for those who live in the berkeley hills. firefighters across the bay area, though they are staffed up with extra strike, teams dozers and air support hoping for the best. firefighters are keeping a close eye on the hills and mountains. a red flag warning is in effect monsoonal moisture from arizona could create dry thunderstorms here in the bay area. the concern dry lightning sparking new wildfires. we do have. >> of the few dozers that we can our disposal. you know, department we also have plenty of resources within our jurisdiction and the neighboring jurisdictions to assist each other with while in fires that. >> that could happen. alameda county battalion chief mark carter says preparations are in place since roe heels of this lightning >> it still there's a familiar reminder from from that that we do need to wildfire seriously and just be prepared and do things such as you know, not have limited purview. so. barbecuing and open fires for cooking and things of that nature in the city of berkeley. those living in the hill

walnut creek, the hills are bone dry. not a good combination let's get keeping a close eye on this. >> the drought parched conditions that's one component to the story. the state exceptional drought. and on top of that you add in the chance of lightning in that environment and that's prompting the red flag warning. so far we have not seen much in the way of plight ning or rain close to the bay area. most of the intense action is towards the sierra. switching to the water vapor loop. this will give a closer view of the strong showers now. across the central and southern sierra. the moisture wrapping around shore. again this is upper level feature. it will track north ward towards tomorrow morning. there's the opportunity over night tonight we may see a chance of lightning showing up in the areas in blue. off to the east of the range. and approaching santa cruz mountains towards morning. widespread activity to the for the east bay. and the red flag warnings up for the hillside through 5:00 monday evening. closer look at the

santa cruz mountains, north bay hill tops until 11:00 on sunday. but we begin to see the cooling effects of the ocean air conditioning. meanwhile, the valleys get their cooldown as we head into monday. how quickly those temperatures will drop. seven-day forecast in about at 11:00, gov newsom signed an executive order to free up more energy capacity in the wake of wildfire threats and extreme heat. growing wildfires in oregon are impacting transmission lines used to import energy to california. well, today's order allows the emergency use of auxiliary ship engine to relieve pressure on the electric grid. state leaders continue to urge everyone to conservative power between 4:00 and 9:00. >>> new time laps video of the beckworth complex fi it's burning north of lake tahoe near the california-nevada state line. the fire started saturday after a lightning strike. as of tonight, flames scorched more than 61,000 acres, up from 38,000 this time last night. containment is 9%. . >>> our nbc bay area app is a great resource this fire season. you can get brea

amper heather fire officials tell me they are keeping a close eye on the oakland hills tonight. now e department says there will be parking and traffic restrictions. to improve safety this holiday weekend. oh hey, idea, but my parents, illegal fireworks can be seen and heard before and during july 4th. it's a holiday that put some people who live in high fire danger areas on edge. we get very nervous and not just the fourth of july a couple of weeks before the fourth of july since may, oakland police say it has seized nearly £500 of fireworks and 40,000. dollars in cash from illegal sales. the department says tips from the community led to the arrest of one person wednesday who had more than £100 of illegal fireworks. oh oakland fire tells me there will be stepped up patrols in high fire danger areas such as the hills this weekend. we've had a really windy spring. what should. reheats everything dries out everything. we've staff to additional type three engines, which are our big wild land engines in response to concerns about emergency vehicle access, grizzly peak boulevard bet

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hill: many of us have some sort of relationship with the ocean. maybe it's through things that we like to eat or places that we like to visit, or even long-standing cultural traditions or values that we have around a healthy ocean and a healthy beach that we want to go visit. and so there isn't actually a, you know, a magic message from the past to tell us what's going to happen because this great human experiment that we have embarked upon is a much larger problem than the geologic record can tell us about. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. @■x■x■ man: our people have lived here for thousands of years and not just survived, but really thrived. different man: the valley was plumbed. the more you spread water, the more life you have. different man: when creeks and rivers and ditches and everything was channelized and it didn't flow around freely like it used to, that definitely impacted a lot of

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the boardst chapel hill is staffed with white men, people whare conservativ. is the question of tenure whher you get a tenure appointmt champagne problem? i think it might seem that way for many people but nikole hannah-jones doesn't come from an ivory tower background. she doesn't come from an upper-middle-class backgroun she grew up in a working-class community where she did not know black peop who wento college. shwould to notre dame, to you is he for grad schooand worked her way up from the chapel hill news up to " the new york times" and won many awards along the way. when you see somebody doing what conservatives say theyhould do, look themselves up by their bootstraps, it sort of glass ceiling for ideological reasons, that is a problem for everyone. amy: i want to turn to the megadonor and then the protester who at this point might have more power. this is using megadonor walter hussman speaking in a 2019 video about his $25 million namesake donation to the unc hussman school of journalism and media. >> we are invesng in calina an journalm because it is

mike memoli at the white house, garrett haake on capitol hill. former democratic senator and msnbc political analyst claire mccaskill. great to have you all on board. mike, since the president hasn't left yet. why don't we start with you at the white house. we seem to be on biden time. we expected him to be up at capitol hill near garrett already. what's the goal for the president here? this has to be the environment that heel revel in getting to go back to the lunches he attended for 36 years. see something colleagues still there from when he served. a lot of new faces. what's the approach? and what does he see as the main task at hand? >> well, there's obviously going to be a little bit of reminiscing when they all get into the room for lunch. the president, of course, always valued his time in the senate. and there's going to be a lot of nostalgia in the room. of course, we also have to note, and that picture you showed of senator schumer, senator sanders last night announcing this deal speaks to the level of coordination, surprising coordinat

expecting 93 in morgan hill, 84 in san jose. so 80s in the south way give way to the 90s in the east bay. the moisture is mostly aloft, 101 in fairfield, 96 in brentwood. all up to 91 degrees in novato. and the warmest temperatures on the map, 101 in ukiah and 100 in lakeport. and as we move toward week and things will begin to cool down a little bit. san francisco, mile through the weekend, mid-70s give way to low 70s. plenty of sunshine, mid-80s will do it, inland stays in the 90s for the next few days with the bay in the 70s. and if you are going to the beach, temperatures will be in the mid 60s. but nevertheless, pretty good weather for us, not bad if you happen to be one of the treasured view heading for training camp. >>> as the 49ers arrived for training camp, the coach answers the question on everybody's mind about his quarterback. >> quarterbacks. the oakland a's had may have been visiting lately but more and more health officials are saying they emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happe

henry, they're on capitol hill. the 1st person to be charged under hong kong that national security law has been found guilty wants being seen as a landmark ruling tongue in kit was convicted of inciting secession and terrorism of writing a motorcycle into a group of police officers and displaying a banner that called for hong kong liberation, adrian brown reports from the city on july, the 1st 2020. and one of the last big protests in whom comb a gathering held in defiance of social distance rules. and sweeping new national security law. the same law under which tonguing kit has now been convicted. it was the day disobedience accelerated, these images capturing the moment. tom drove his motorcycle towards a group of policemen, attached to his machine, a banner proclaiming liberate home coma revolution. about times that was a cry heard constantly during the unrest. tones a pleaded not guilty to both charges on which he was convicted. his trial happened without a jury. instead, the verdict was delivered by a panel of

firefighters are keeping a close eye on the hills and mountains. a red flag warning is in effect monsoonal moisture from arizona could create dry thunderstorms here in the bay area. the concern dry lightning sparking new wildfires. we do have. >> a few dozers that we can our disposal. you know, department we also have plenty of resources within our jurisdiction and the neighboring jurisdictions to assist each other with while in fires that. >> that could happen. alameda county battalion chief mark carter says preparations are in place since heels of this lightning >> it still there's a familiar reminder from from that that we do need to take wildfire seriously and just be prepared and do things such as you know, not have limit for you. so. barbecuing and open fires for cooking and things of that nature in the city of berkeley. those living in the hills are urged to be prepared for an emergency and know your evacuation zone. >> the national weather service says the main threat for dry lightning is over. the diablo range for the east bay, the red fla

a few places will see this at the coast, the hills whether in the peninsula or east bay hills. be surprised if things are damp. the fog is higher. yesterday at this time we would be hard pressed to see the traffic clearly on the golden gate bridge. today you can see it. even though the fog has lifted, the stratus clouds. for the last two days it's been clear. that's the same story everywhere. santa rosa, you're the same way. all the inland areas same thing. low 60s for most of us with mid- 50s showing up in santa rosa. if we put this into the futurecast. even though it's gray now it will melt back with the exception of a persistent band that will hang over the city east bay. it will be just like yesterday where the clouds never quite clear. it will stay gray. cooldown because of all of. that low 70s for some of us. mid-70s for much of the south bay. 74 in mountain view today. let's get over into those warmer spots for the inland areas. even here we're a couple degrees cooler. low 80s. danville, 76. 80 in pleasant ton. back in the median bay, today is mid-60s. we'll be in the lo

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look at san jose now down into morgan hill, 70s to low 80s.fog spills back over the coastal hills and the marine air deepens up, this will also set the stage for more drizzle l and low clouds. remember the drizzle storms about a week ago? those will be making a bit of a comeback. also notice how far inland the low clouds go toward the alt mont pass and the strait. once the low clouds hit solano county you know ocean air conditioning is back in full force. morning temperatures also should be cooler. 50s to near 60. earlier this morning we had numbers in livermore close to 70 degrees. that will begin to change tomorrow. your afternoon highs, too. especially inland. those will continue to drop. #78 degrees in san jose. maybe still near 90 for san martin and morgan hill but notably cooler. also from what we had a couple still near 90 degrees. down from the upper 90s. 60s to near 70 from oakland and to hayward. it will be quite chilly from half moon bay, pacifica, daly city upper 50s. low 60s into san francisco with the drizzle at times. and for th

a little drizzle up in the east bay hills this morning.r quality is good just about every day and just about every microclimate through wednesday. if you're heading out in east bay, we'll stick here. richmond, 52 to about 57 in it union city. how about other neighborhoods you'll find a whole lot of 50s here. from 51 in santa rosa to a few 60s los gatos at 60. antioch and brentwood 62 degrees. that's pretty nice compared to those 70s and 80s we had for throes over the weekend. throughout the day, notice the clouds back to the coast where they're going to be stubborn there. still in the 50s. mid to upper 50s at noon for half moon bay and san francisco. 60s around the bay. 70s inland. 80s around antioch. even a 90 up around clear lake. one of the reasons you're in that excessive heat warning through this evening at 8:00. 100 and 97 in cloverdale. 60s and 70s around the bay. as we head to 7:00, clouds start marching back. getting ready to do this. and we're going to repeat this almost every day of the forecast. i'll show you that coming up nex

you can't beat turkey hill memories. >>> all right. get back to the morning's or year's top stories. that is sir richard branson's virgin galactic with the first flight to space. morgan brennan joining us on phone following the flight from new mexico morgan, great to have you on it's like 2:00 in the morning there. what was it like >> reporter: it is a little dark and early here in new mexico brian, it was just an incredible day in the new mexico desert milestone for sir richard branson and commercial space after the company successfully completed the unity 22 mission, this was the first crew flight to the edge of space for branson, i spoke with him. this has been 17 years and $1 billion personally in the making >> everything i envisioned it would be and a thousand times better absolutely impossible to describe it unless you are actually doing it. i hope we can get thousands and thousands of people to experience what we experienced today. >> reporter: at 8:40 a.m. mountain time on sunday, the mother ship eve took off from space port am

we'll be watching for the rules on those new mask rules on the hill. on the january 6th select committee and for movement on infrastructure talks. we start with that updated mask guidance as every state across the country is seeing a surge in new covid cases. mike memoli is outside of the white house. shaquille brewster is outside of a medical center. i also want to bring in dr. vin gupta. thank you all for being with me today. mike, it is a big step for the biden administration, walk through the rules and what they have played. they are indoors or outdoors. they were quick to go out of the rose garden that day. the cdc is announcing dwlaed in states with high or substantial transmission rates right now in terms of the covid virus, specifically the delta variant, they're recommended that individuals need to wear masks even indoors. they are potentially transmissing this to others and that is something they want to avoid. we should need is guidance and not mandates. when we talk about the federal workforce, that is an area where they have some sway. and

lima beans are planted two to the hill, an inch and a half deep.eeded bush type complete the early garden planting. some vegetables need thinning. dick uses a garden hoe for the rough part, but finishing is done by hand. the charred is being thinned to 6 to 8 inches apart. the only way to get weeds out of a row of carrots is by hand, right now when they are small. a common fast growing weed will quickly crowd out venl tables if not -- vegetables if not pulled. thinning carrots is a pain in the back, when seedling carrots are little and no mistake, but these young folks have keen eyes and nimble fingers. weeds grow fast, in this grand process, there's no tool that gets them all, but the hoe makes the job easier between the rows. careful, not too close or too deep, you might cut the outer root. a horse cultivator may do the job much faster. this implement has attachments that will plant seeds of almost any size in rows or in hills. now the pests begin to work, worms, beetles, bugs, hoppers. who said gardening was just pleasant exercise? here's the fi

manu raju is live on capitol hill.reporter: i asked her if she had any concerns that all five republicans may pull out of the investigation. she indicated she is not concerned. she said we have a bipartisan quorum and we can proceed, referring to the fact that she has eight people, one of whom was a republican, liz cheney. the question will be what does republican leader kevin mccarthy do? she also would not explain exactly why she rejected those two, but not another one troy ne nehls. >> i know you have to get to a news conference in a couple minutes so we'll let you go. bringing it back to the table for just a moment, congressman nehls is a really interesting part of this whole dynamic. what is that all about? >> he helped capitol policehamb keep the riots out. he described the riot as criminal and un-american. he did vote with the majority of house republicans to overturn the results of the election. you can find a lot of photographs of congressman nehls in a blue shirt helping the capitol police to keep the ri riot

our north bay hills are east bay hill, santa cruz mountains and also includes the inner east bay, where temperatures are expected to be above 100, at least through the weekend. better details on what we're seeing outside right now and what you can expect for your bay area weekend coming up in just a little bit. rosemary thank you. heat spelled like the one we're experiencing right now can really take a toll on our aging infrastructure. ktvu is tom baker has more now from the north bay, where temperatures climbed up toward triple digits. today urban areas due to high concentrations of buildings, parking lots and roadways become so called heat islands places that retain heat even overnight, potentially making the next day's heat up quicker and hotter. that results in increased energy use impaired water quality, higher air pollutants and greenhouse gases. consider reservoirs on a typical summer day. lake shasta, california's largest reservoir, loses 200 million gallons of water every day to evaporation enough to fill 22,004 sized gasoline trucks made even bigger by extreme heat. what about

this sign in the oakland hills displaying high fire danger is emblematic of conditions throughout most of the bay. despite the danger being addressed ad nauseam on news outlets on the fourth of july. some people persist in ignoring the advice of those who risk their lives, putting fires out.e don't want any, you know, no matches. nothing just stay away from the f not allowed along much of oakland's lake merritt until five a.m. monday to make it easier for emergency vehicles to make their way through and in the hills grizzly peak boulevard has been closed through monday morning, a strategy the department says proved successful last year, it's to prevent people from hanging out up there and drinking lighting off fireworks. that's a high fire threat zone, right? it's all. grasses brush and it's also like i said, it's all drought. now in addition to discouraging the use of fireworks departments are also urging people to call 911 immediately if they think they see a fire. don't assume someone else will because getting limited resources to these fires as quickly as possible. will be cfighter