however, has a category of belonging core monty was crosscut by many other identification core montyhan one language and came from many different regions and kingdoms for which they brought a variety of experiences just as importantly once in jamaica they serve different roles in slave society. no amount of cultural similarity could resolve all the difficult negotiations of multiple interest and experiences among them. even with their compatriots enslaved people made friends and foes to politics of belonging. that made the debate on what it meant to be core monty in jamaica as urgent as the forging of the identity itself. in the face of continual assaults on their personal and collective dignity slaves distinguish themselves by their political commitment as much as by ascribed classifications. among the core monty's different ideas of how to live in society how to evade its worst and how to destroy it altogether shape the rebelliousness even as they recalled their prior experiences in africa. in the turbulent world of atlantic warfare nothing was more important than learning whether

however, as a category of belonging, monty was cut by other identifications. he spoke more than one thing which it came from different religions and kingdoms. just as important, one in jamaica was a role in society. it could resolve all the typical negotiations with interests and experience. even with their compatriots, people made friends and foes in politics belonging, it was meant to be or want to in jamaica is urgent in itself. assault on the personal and collective dignity cannot distinguish themselves by the political commitment as much as by described patients. how to live in society, and how to destroy it altogether. shape the rebelliousness even as they recalled prior expenses in africa. in the atlantic warfare, nothing was more important than learning whether and how to form the unit, alliances and coalitions in superior power. the enslaved with them on the gold coast before coming to africa. with a front new and different particular in order to make war of their masters. ... >> made subject provided by slaves of the perennial anxiety to a slaveholde

eastern we'll bring in our next guest who owns several hotels, including the ritz and marriott, monty bennett joins us now on the cnbc news line thanks for being with us, monty. >> thanks for having me. >> we're hearing about plunging hotel occupancy rates. you have travel grinding to a halt, people hunkering down due to the coronavirus and concerns there. how is that playing out for your different properties in different parts of the country right now? >> we have about 130 properties across the country of all different segment types from mid scale-type properties like hampton ins up to ritz karlton and high end properties. i think what people are just starting to understand is not only is this affecting the hotel industry but it is far, far worse than the financial crisis or 9/11, and i never thought i'd say something like that, that a crisis would come close to those two. >> why why is that the case >> in those other situations, occupancies took a hit in the hotel business, if your revenues are up 10% you do well. if your revenues are down 10%, you can really get creamed and in thos

in london playing the monty python song.country. we have had more cloud for northern ireland and that is because we have a very weak weather front close by. that should move away in the next 24—hours. that pushes some patchy rain into the north and west of scotland. some more cloud for the east coast. that won't avoid frost for most parts. we are looking at —4 and —5 in the glens in the far north. this low cloud for the east coast of england and eastern scotland should lift throughout the day. it won't feel as chilly as it has done today. similarly so as we go into monday and tuesday although we do have a weather front approaching the north of scotland, so some wetter and windier weather here. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... more beds, ventilators and thousands of extra staff will be made available from next week after a deal between nhs england and the nation's independent hospitals. another 53 people with coronavirus have died in england, bringing the total number of deaths in the country to 220. the death toll i

it was directed by peter cattaneo who made full monty and is inspired by a true story.t the partners of service people finding strength through a singing group. we have chalk and cheese characters again, kristin scott thomas who is kate who is uptight and believes in classical music and we have lisa played by sharon horgan who says, why can't we sing pop songs? or cyndi lauper‘s time after time? if anyone sings cyndi lauper‘s time after time, i lose it. it hit some very obvious button—pushing moments, some of the characters are done in thumbnails, but it is one of those films that just. .. i have seen it twice now and both times i have laughed solidly because there is a great comic chemistry between kristin scott thomas and sharon horgan particularly and there are four or five sequences in which ijust wept because the thing about it is that for all the things that are wrong with it, for all the things that are cliched, corny, it gets little details right. it is amazing how much a small detail, someone packing away their partner's things by the time that they will be awa

monti says it's urgent as he points out no one should lose his life because of a lack of funding for medical equipment let's talk about this with theresa trumpet she's just back from tehran one about the w. reporters to raise a how dire is the situation and the need for these i.m.f. loans very dire otherwise they wouldn't be asking for that's for sure because it's the 1st time in 6 decades that iran has asked for help and i mean if you remember how big of a role the united states play in the fund then it's actually quite remarkable day even doing it now because it basically means this public is asking its arch enemy for help that shows how much help is needed right now to battle the virus and its economic consequences of course because you also have to see that iran's economy was already in a pretty bad state before the outbreak began and basically ever since the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear deal and impose fresh. people and businesses that's been struggling to make ends meet some the. virus might now push them over the edge so that's why he runs foreign minister has urged the i.m.

this is the new film by peter cattaneo, who made full monty. yes!spired by a true story of the military wives, and it is a story of people — of partners of service people who are off on tours of duty finding strength through song, forming a singing group. at the centre of it, we have chalk and cheese characters again. we have kristin scott thomas, who is kate, who is sort of uptight and believes in classical music. we have lisa, who is played by sharon horgan, who is much more kind of why don't they just we sing pop songs? "why can't we sing cyndi lauper‘s time after time?" incidentally, the minute anyone sings anything from cyndi lauper‘s time after time, i start crying. laughs. you could — you could accuse the film of a lot of things. it is kind of cliched, it's kind of formulaic. it hits some very, very obvious button—pushing moments. some of the characters are done in thumbnails. but it is one of those films that just — i have seen it twice now and both times, i have laughed solidly because there is a great comic chemistry between kristin scott

this is the new film by peter cattaneo, who made full monty. yes!true story of the military wives, and it is a story of people — of partners of service people who are off on tours of duty finding strength through song, forming a singing group. at the centre of it, we have chalk and cheese characters again. we have kristin scott thomas, who is kate, who is sort of uptight and believes in classical music. we have lisa, who is played by sharon horgan, who is much more kind of why don't they just we sing pop songs? "why can't we sing cyndi lauper‘s time after time?" incidentally, the minute anyone sings anything from cyndi lauper‘s time after time, i start crying. laughs. you could — you could accuse the film of a lot of things. it is kind of cliched, it's kind of formulaic. it hits some very, very obvious button—pushing moments. some of the characters are done in thumbnails. but it is one of those films that just — i have seen it twice now and both times, i have laughed solidly because there is a great comic chemistry between kristin scott thomas and s

and sure enough, when monty got inside what was left of the house, he saw the body of vashti seacat lyingmattress in the master bedroom on the second floor. >> she was lying on her left side. her knees were slightly drawn up. it appeared that her elbows were bent. there was still a significant amount of blanket or covering on her, like she was under the covers asleep. >> reporter: also there, a weapon. >> the firearm was actually under her left hip which would have been against the mattress with the barrel facing downward. >> reporter: it became clear the gun had been the source of a single gunshot wound to the side of her lower skull. there were other wounds, too. oddly enough, you can hear gunshots going off during the fire in that cell phone video shot by a passerby. had to be, agent monty said, when the hot fire exploded the remaining bullets in the gun, sending bullets into vashti's body. and something else that, courtesy of those unblown windows, didn't burn up completely. >> we noticed a red plastic container very close to her, her back on the mattress itself. >> plastic container

monti reports. militarily helicopter -- military helicopter delivers testing kits to the grand princess. expecected toe are receive those tests including 11 passengers and crew members showing signs of covid-19. there are moree than 200 confirmed cases of the virus in the u.s.. the researchers say that the number is misleading given that a shortage of tests from the centers of disease control l has meant only a fraction of those with symptoms are being tested. appearing in washington state where 13 people have died, vice president mike pence tried to play down those concerns, but admitted that the government is falling short of meeting demand. towe still have a ways to go ensure the tests are available for future cases and for people across your state and across the country. that may be concerned that they have contracteted the coronanavs and want to obtain a test. >> washington and california remain the epicenter. most of the victims were residents of a nursing home near seattle where researchers s

monti francis has the story.he bustlingany of spots unusually empty, the strict restrictions on social distancing could be slowing the spread of covid-19. thehis past sunday, projection was hospitalizations were doubling every two days. on tuesday, the projection suggested that the hospitalizations were doubling every 4.7 days. now, that is almost too good to be truru monte: but the situation in the country's most densely populated city remains dire. an emergency doctor should video with the "new rk times"" from inside a public hospital overwhelmed by cases of covid-19, describing the situation there as "apocalyptic ." alone,0 dead in new york state officials are asking for more ventilators as more cases come entered in new orleans, louisiana, people crowded bourbon street for mardi gras. there is a growing concern it could become the next epicenter for the growing virus in the u.s. the city has seen a 3 30% jump n cases in just 24 hours. isshat we are seeing now several weeks post m money grar, and the governor

don't even know enough to write a device to kind reach even the could in cruise time one in the full monty skies you know and some of our successful majors could be. somewhat of a country who are suffering now and so by screw the time when it's not a good for the night before death threats of war do you think do you think politics won out here over over global health. yeah until now i still see this part it is over as a public ails you know that it still put our duty to our new china and he's not right and even though there is some of these discrete hues we are whole our name is taiwan and there is a 23 counties by they put our name is type b. you violence you know indirectly you can not get a correct data that you had to be very serious all of the look in it already it are reporting from the country they have to do everything by and then if you are using not the right to tell you i'm it wrong d.c. it said the season on time one name are already in china and i will have to leave it there a thank you very much mr john dean of college of public health at the national taiwan university thanks

note on and even the not the right advice to countries even the could include staying one in the full monty skies union some of our successful mangers could be. somewhat a country who are suffering now and so by screwed in time when it's not a good for the united for debt rest of the war do you think do you think politics won out here over over global health. yeah until now i still see this part it is over as a public ails you know that it still put our duty to china and it's not right and even there is some of these christians we are whole our name is paying one and there is a 23 counties by they put our name is type b. and you violence you know indirectly you can not get a correct bait car that you had to be very serious of the look in and all it did are reporting from the country they have do very far away and then if you are using not the right to tell you i'm it wrong to see it so did not make known the season on time one name in china. i will have to leave it there thank you very much mr john dean of college of public health at the national taiwan university thanks for speaking with u

that's a police boat going down the river thames in london, playing the monty python song always looker with helen willetts. we have had more clout in the north—east today and northern ireland because we have a week where the front close by but that should move away. it is splashing cloudier skies in the north and west of scotla nd skies in the north and west of scotland but the most north —— a cold night. we are looking at “11, —5 in the glens and further north, not quite as cold in the far north—west because we have more cloud. this low cloud for the east coast of england and scotland should live through the day and we should see more sunshine for northern ireland tomorrow, and with slightly lighter winds as well it will not feel as chilly as it has done, pleasant sunshine on offer and similarly so as we go into monday and tuesday although we have a weather front approaching the north of scotla nd weather front approaching the north of scotland to hear wetter and windier weather. more is ever online.

that's a police boat going down the river thames in london — playing the monty python song — always lookhow to protect yourself against it on the bbc news app and on our website — just search for bbc news we will have more in the coronavirus in the next hours to come. pakistan has announced that it's suspending all incoming international flights until the 4th april, in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus. the suspension comes as the number of infections in the country passed 600, with three deaths. 0ur pakistan correspondent secunder kermani gives more details aviation authorities have today said that all incoming international flights will be suspended for the next few weeks. that is a ruling thatis next few weeks. that is a ruling that is due to come into force on the next few minutes, really. they have not specifically said anything about outgoing flights with the expectation is that most airlines will not be flying out a pakistani there. in pakistan there have been more than 600 confirmed coronavirus cases and three deaths. a lot of them have been linked to people who had tra

that's right monti and so it did look like a very positive picture in japan given its proximity to china yet the center of the outbreak we had some very low numbers for a number of weeks and japan avoided putting its country into any strict lockdown italy did any severe social distancing measures for some time now as you mentioned cases in japan are approaching 2000 which still doesn't sound like very much compared to some other countries but what is concerning is how fast that number has jumped that's nearly doubled in recent weeks and because of this japan is now planning for some intense measures including some travel bans the japanese government is planning to introduce travel ban on 73 countries as you mentioned one 3rd of the world including the u.s. south korea most of europe so what we've heard is that when this band comes into place any person who has been in any of those $73.00 countries in the past 2 weeks will not be permitted to enter japan the japanese government is also urging its citizens not to travel to 50 countries in particular around the world developing economies no

they have some suggestions, pink floyd's wish you were here and monty python's always look on the bright recovering from our next attempt and we suspect we will get a lot more submissions the second time. there will be a second time. there will be a second carriage choir, if you look up pub choir anywhere online you can follow us and get the details first, but i will put those both on my list. iam very will put those both on my list. i am very pleased you will astrid, thank you so much for joining us. self isolation, just like social distancing has become something everyone is talking about. and how do you keep your mental well being, when you're minimising contact with other people. the astronaut chris hadfield, who has spent more than 160 days in space, gave us some guidance number one, there is this threat, this omnipresent danger thatis threat, this omnipresent danger that is always around you, and that is always around you, and that weighs on your mind and you need to find their way cope with it. and the other is that you are now unusually physically isolated from everybody else. 0n

the show monty don't okay it is this very nature- foundation that has enabled us to overcome similar crises in the past. because a united front is something which helps us get through these doctors cancel. to some some we will stand strong when we stand together to make. long 03/12/20 03/12/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracacy now! be characterized as a pandemic. amy: the who calls the coronavirus pandemic. after downplaying the threat, president trump gives an oval office address calling covid-19 a foreign virus, announcing an unprecedented

it could have been the end for monty the jungle carpet python, who got a bit peckish and decided to eatr 0livia clarke told the bbc about her strangest day at work. never have i seen or even heard of a snake eating a towel. we got a long, flexible endoscope, so a tube with a camera on the end, to go down into her mouth, through to the gastrointestinal tract, down to her stomach, to locate the towel. and then we had the forceps through the endoscope to grab onto the towel, and then we were able to gently, eventually, pull the towel out. it looks like it's happening quite fast in the video, but it actually took us quite a long time to get the towel out. and it was a lot of kind of steady traction, whilst being gentle enough not to cause any damage, but strong enough to be able to get a towel out. i think it took us about half an hour, really, to get that towel out, so it took quite a while. we cheered at the end. we were all really happy. it was an amazing feeling, because you don't go to work thinking that, 0k, today i'm going to pull an entire beach towel out of an animal's stomach. let

they do not have to go the full monty immediately. these are quickly changing markets.f sentiment continues to deteriorate as we have seen in the last few days, they will have to do 75 basis points. it is important they stay on the easing side. it is important they signal they are watching the markets closely. joe biden takes a michigan, missouri, and mississippi. the latest on the primaries in the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of daybreak, middle east. joe biden has hit the ground running as six more states held democratic primaries. six more states consolidating his delegate lead over bernie sanders. victory ined his philadelphia. >> took him back to the soul of this nation. this campaign is taking off and i believe we are going to do well from this point on. yousef: we have more from the bloomberg senior editor, derek paul lang. state-by-state, probably the best night left on the calendar for bernie sanders. joe biden -- we still have three states left to decide. regardless, joe biden will walk away with a big delegate gain today. he won the s

monty i have nothing better to live for yesterday. because he didn't have the whole of the rhythm ready. to know who the booth was for to go. national just for the mistake at universal doodle of the possibility that if the labels for . this was about the. lawyers that mean a lot of blame to look at that we have been to have. softened up here in the us off i just doubt about you know. why they still if. they didn't know who was on the cast in fact get rid of the rest of their seconds most of us fact that there's. a lot of stored up with us tonight because of the messages i'm citing. to mistress was a was not a military goes to the fia never got it all and those up before the for you should i'm not a. tough story of. neck and could bend over though he had nothing. to finesse us to do to help those of us acted that he attend his and so did. the time even though i needed to do that in that enough how that made for the night was how he. does not let me get out that i start. out. sure please as usual you know. you. second you can go on the

monty i have nothing better to look for yesterday. because he didn't have the whole of the video i'm ready to see how blue the booth was for to go. but i feel it's best for the stock up to the full detail. of the possibility that if the labels wore. this out about the. lawyers that mean a lot of blame to look at that vigil had. softened and said no to the us off i just doubt about you know if i was still if. they didn't love me captain fuck get excited a bit of the rest of that 2nd semester but that's fact there's. a lot of stored up with us tonight because of the messages i'm saddam. did mistress was a was not a military solution to the fia never got it or another up before the for you sure i'm not a. tough full of. mexican kid and over the reaction i feel. sure from this to you to help there's a sick kid that he attend he's been so good. at that i mean honestly i needed to do that in the end of how it made for the night was how he. does not let me can i know that i bust out. sure please as usual the know. you. second you condone the

. >> jesse: pretty pretentious names, wellington monty.t's do this, greg's workout tips. we are pent up, getting back into exercise. i think you've got to start out slow. check out this little fella. he knows how to do it. what he's doing is concentrating on his weak limb because he knows that -- he is right pawed and trying to get his left paw in shape. he has this look, i'm going to get through it. >> jesse: working on his explosive speed, just like gutfeld. all right, doctor, take us home. >> dr. nicole: i want to remind everyone you can still have a good time. take a look at what one massachusetts family did to celebrate. >> ♪ happy birthday to you >> dr. nicole: that's how the family celebrated her 100th birthday outside the nursing home. >> jesse: beautiful. set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: thank you. love those stories. good evening. i am bret baier. breaking tonight, president trump says he's going big in his bid to prop up the u.s. economy. against the coronavirus

thames playing the monty python song always look on the bright side of life.ion‘s capital. it shines bright as unpatriotic symbol as the country battles one of its darkest periods in modern history. italy has again recorded its largest, daily increase in its death toll since the outbreak began. in the northern town of bergamo the army is being called upon to transport bodies from local hospitals to crematoriums in nearby towns. across the country more than aooo towns. across the country more than a000 people have succumbed to the virus. hospitals and funeral homes are being overrun. take one look at what is happening in some health systems around the world. look at the intensive care units completely overwhelmed and doctors and nurses utterly exhausted. this is not normal, this isn‘t just utterly exhausted. this is not normal, this isn‘tjust a as the coronavirus has swept across the globe, the ability to know exactly where it is has become the crucial key to stopping it. we have a simple message for all countries — test, test, test. some countries have really

. >> monty in california, this is david on that line for marines and family members. >> caller: good morning. i served in the marine. my wife served for one week at camp pendleton with educators. we had the honor of having dinner with william williams the congressional medal of honor winner. my god he's like a young guy. my wife wrote up an award-winning poem about william williams. my grandmother served in world war i, ended up being stationed in germany. woody williams was a great american. god bless him and our marine corps. >> do you happen to be any of that poem your wife wrote about woody williams? >> caller: right now not. he starts out by saying he's a young guy and then part of it she says he served this country and never asked why. he did it because that's what everyone is supposed to do. even if they risk their lives. avenues young guy when he went over there. my god, we were sitting there. he the actually had the congressional medal of honor with him. he was the guest of honor. we didn't know that. when they called him over he said i'm not leaving this table yet i'm not r

amelia took instruction from monty a barn stormer and movie stunt man and did very well with him as well. teen pay for her flight lessons she worked as a telephone clerk, photographer and even a truck driver. and she soloed in 1921 and took her trials for the national egt license in that time. in 1922 she bought a kenner air steer from a local designer flying shows and then wasting no time in setting a woman's altitude record. get this of 14,000 feet. she barely knew how to fly, right, but she was determined to go up and do this. it was part of the exhibition attitude and what people did in the era, and people were excited to see anybody flying, really, and loved seeing the sport of it all. in 1923, then, she passed her flight test and became the 16th woman to receive an official federation internationale pilot license. but when her parents parted for the final time she sold the airplane and left with her mother moving the east be near her sister muriel. she was driftinor the next few years. she wasn't interested in marriage or motherhood but hadn't figured out what she wanted to do. she

these are moving around, obviously, that the fed goes i guess what do you want to call it, the full montypoint cut or to the zero to 25 basis point range. one other thing i'm hearing, david tepper the hedge fund investor says the fed need look at the issue of credit lines businesses have taken down their credit lines because, helped them with their business one reason they took them down because in '08 the banks withdrew them before they could. they were and the down maybe 2.5 trillion of potential business credit lines out there. the banks need to offset these risks. that's not the big issue it's the nonbanks that provide the credit lines he's looking for a program that would allow these nonbanks to offset the risk of credit lines that are out there guys, every one of these crisis reveal new things you didn't think of in the financial industry here we are once again with another crisis faend has to step in, in a big way the machination in the financial market are that they can't take care of themselves >> what we're seeing with treasuries, how much of that is directly related to what we

we begin with sergio and monty who says clients are starting to invest again.re looking at the credit market. glades on to say he is banks are not part of the problem. they are trying to be part of the solution. a warning across the financial industries. bonuses could drop 40% or more. "a perfect storm is taking shape." he says a global recession and a broader industry shakeup will crush bonuses. alix? alix: thanks. it is time for the bottom line. we will look at sectors worth watching. our focus is on the critical part of an industry keeping products going in the u.s., trucking and logistics. inightwaves is a transport logistic data company widely considered the go to for information on the freight market. i want to pivot off jobless claims which were significantly weaker. what have you done in terms of hiring/laying off staff/pay? ahead.we are full steam we made slight reductions earlier this year to the cyclical nature of trucking, but right now we are getting demand for data services. companies are trying to figure out what's happening right now. the histor

we will do a full monty exactly what he's going to be doing.: that used to be, he could make more of an impact may be. >> one more thing, what i understand from the secretary of defense or secretary of state, that's trade-off. connell: will be back. we have to take a quick break. ♪ ♪ ♪ they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. get a 4-week trial car vending machines and buying a dia car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. connell: this is "cavuto coast to coast." nei

in the immortal words of monty python, he was not dead. in fact, it was merely a flesh wound. the turnaround, still, if you look at it, you see where he was saturday afternoon. how despondent until biden's campaign were, believing that, you know, he was near the end. to turn around over 27 hours has been one of the most remarkable turnarounds in american political history, and it continues. >> yeah. i mean, we added another state overnot with maine making 10 of the 14 states on super tuesday in the column for joe biden. just 48 hours on tuesday morning as we sat here, no one and i mean no one could, have predicted that, including, by the way, people inside joe biden's campaign, but eddie, as we've been talking about this week, african-american voters started a wave, and it started in the state of south carolina and it moved through the south and it went into texas and other places. white suburban voters as well. older voters. he's got a calendar now on tuesday, a place like mississippi that's going to look in terms of voting base a lot like those southern states pap state like

this is the new film by peter cattaneo, who made full monty. yes!ilitary wives, and it is a story of people — of partners of service people who are off on tours of duty finding strength through song, forming a singing group. at the centre of it, we have chalk and cheese characters again. we have kristin scott thomas, who is kate, who is sort of uptight and believes in classical music. we have lisa, who is played by sharon horgan, who is much more kind of why don't they just we sing pop songs? "why can't we sing cyndi lauper‘s time after time?" incidentally, the minute anyone sings anything from cyndi lauper‘s time after time, i start crying. laughs. you could — you could accuse the film of a lot of things. it is kind of cliched, it's kind of formulaic. it hits some very, very obvious button—pushing moments. some of the characters are done in thumbnails. but it is one of those films that just — i have seen it twice now and both times, i have laughed solidly because there is a great comic chemistry between kristin scott thomas and sharon horgan partic

it was directed by peter cattaneo, who made full monty, and is inspired by a true story.ging group. we have chalk and cheese characters again. kristin scott thomas, who is kate, who is sort of uptight and believes in classical music. and we have lisa, who is played by sharon horgan, who says, "why can't we sing pop songs?" why can't we sing cyndi lauper‘s time after time? if anyone sings cyndi lauper‘s time after time, i start crying. you could accuse the film of a lot of things. it is cliched and formulaic. it hits some very obvious button—pushing moments, some of the characters are done in thumbnails, but it is one of those films that just. .. i have seen it twice now and both times, i have laughed solidly because there is a great comic chemistry between kristin scott thomas and sharon horgan particularly, and also, there are four or five sequences in which ijust wept and — because the thing about it is that for all the things that are wrong with it, for all the things that are cliched, for all the things that are corny, it gets little details right. it is amazing how m

half moon bay and monty all blow reporting 48. biko in the evening hours notice a shade of the yellows and orange are widespread. that's 9:00 tonight. it could be a breezy evening especially in the central valley. for us it will be a dry one moving through your tuesday, wednesday, thursday. friday things start to change. friday afternoon mostly cloudy, cooler by then. saturday afternoon a slight chance of scattered showers into sunday morning. we may have a foggy weekend coming our way. we will be near record warmth. is 70 degrees santa rosa right now. low 60s in san francisco. upper 60s walnut creek. for your afternoon mid 60s on your close. low 70s for brentwood in the south bay. 70 for san jose. extended forecast, temperatures will not change much but the winds will start to die down tuesday, warmer wednesday thursday friday. scattered showers into the weekend with temperatures a bit cooler. >>> uc berkeley said it has reached the halfway mark to raise $6 billion in private funds by the end of 2023. public university says this