i'm not sure on moose island, though. i hope there's another historian out there that could tell us. >> we talked before we got started live about clay's antagonism toward the british. what can you tell us about that as a general point in his philosophy? >> well, he felt, of course, that the british were still trying to hold on, punish america with the war of 1812. he definitely wanted a war with england. he felt america, despite the fact we had a small army, small navy, could still beat england. so i don't know if that was a source of pride or ego or what that was with clay. but i often wondered if it had something to do with the british asking african-americans to fight against americans during the war of 1812. if that could have been a part of it. >> there's also -- when he was a young man, and apparently his father's grave had just been dug, supposedly some british soldiers came into the household. they raided the household. they thrust their swords into the dug grave, thinking there would be treasure in there. he sai

i went to high school in east port, maine, which is on moose island. very close to canada. and we all knew in eastport that henry clay had insisted after the war of 1812, the island had been taken by the british. he had insisted when he negotiated the end of the treaty that the island be returned. even when john quincy adams was able to let british have the island. i'm wondering if any of the historians would know why he was so add mant on the return of moose island in east port to america. >> i don't know if you know the specifics. >> not an expert on moose island. i do know that clay when making the treaty of the war of 1812, he took the strongest position of all of the american delegates. he wanted america to have a strong position. clay tended to try to get everything he could. i'm not sure on which island. i hope another historian can tell us. >> we started live about the antagonism towards -- what can you tell us about that as a gin point in his philosophy? >> well, he felt, of course, that the british were still trying to hold on, punish america with the war of 1812.

waters are rising to the south and moose lake is being described as an island. >>> back here in the baying about a chance of rain here. unusual this time of year. james has more on the forecast. >> that is heaviest in the north bay but the bay area could see a 10% chance. that increases as i said as you head north. here is the view from san francisco, the roof camera. a cloudy start. sunrise about 5:47. and depending on where you are. you will see it on the east bay. san francisco at 52 degrees. we're seeing mid50s in oakland and low to mid50s elsewhere. the wider view showing you that. santa rosa at 48. that will be where we see the greatest chance of sprinkles later on this afternoon and this evening. this is the satellite radar, you can see the moisture off shore most concentrated near eureka t will be tracking to the north and the east today. as it does the lower edge of it, the southern edge can scrape across the north bay, that's why we're looking for the chance of a sprinkle. and the future cast here and how they will progress throughout the day. we have the clock set at noon. yo

. >> moose lake is now being described as an island. >>> back here in the bay area, chance of sprinklestty unusual. we don't expect the chance of rain and that is a possibility today. >> james fletcher has more on that. >> good morning, we will take a look at storm tracker four and we have rain to the north. that rain will be slowly sliding to the east. see the bulk of it located near eureka. and it goes to the east, you see the bottom edge of it. it could very well hit the north bay and giving it a 20. maybe 30% chance of sprinkles today. and won't be a lot. measuring $2 million in accumulation and it is interesting to talk about here in the first week of june. we are dealing with on the radar right now. outside at the moment. take a look. it is cloud cover and we are dealing with it right now. cool temperatures right now. >> we have cooler temperatures to the north and some portions still in the upper 40s and san francisco right now at 53 and looking for 56 in san jose. concord is at 53. you can see san carlos and livermore coming in low to mid-50s this afternoon. we will revisit the