to 59 at mount st. helena. mount diablo, 50. mount tam, 41. nevada hills, near 40. vacaville, 38. yesterday there was some rain last night and a lightning strike observed around midnight in the santa cruz mountains. san jose picked up 0.05 between 11 pm and midnight. look at las vegas and phoenix and los angeles and bakersfield. that's where most of the active weather is and that's the band that came through and came down from the valleys and went over lake county, mainly sonoma county and parts of mendocino county. it has since taken a turn and is moving south toward monterey. there is fairfield, 39 with gusts at 39. napa airport north at 18 which is why they're both in the 60s. lakeportere on the warm side an others on the cool side. that system is giving widespread rain to the desert southwest. for us we get the breeze which will translate into a north wind in santa rosa and they will warm into the mid-70s. that is that moisture sneaking back in which is producing some snow in the sierra. that that's give them a winter weather advisory mainly above lake level. there's been a du

there is a middle peak in your mount tam, 35. mount diablo, almost 50. black diamond, almost 30 miles per hour . in the wind speed is cranked up and look at napa airport. 28 gusting to q 33. fairfield, 37. nevada's been bouncing between 16 and 25 in santa rosa due north of 13. the red flag warning started early this morning about two hours ago and that takes us until 7 am tomorrow. the strong discussed will be today. that is the rain from last night. there was a little bit. even a lightning strike observed in the santa cruz mountains. san jose had .05 between 11 pm and midnight. kernville, .04. mount diablo, .01. sleepy hollow, .01. phoenix, los angeles and phoenix, heavy duty rain around delmar yesterday causing flooding. were not getting that yet. we got a shot of rain. 40s-60s with a north wind and it's mild if you don't have the wind it's cold. the system down there is sending moisture to the sierra nevada which is giving them some rain and snow coming in from the lease site. a winter weather advisory is out until 7:00 to make most of this as above l

northwest at 41 for middle peak near mount tam. 41 and mount diablo that is due north in you can see north at santa rosa and napa. gusting up to 30 at fairfield. you can find gusts to 40 not far away. 90% humidity in livermore but it is going to continue to go down. 40s to 60s. 60s to 70s today. santa rosa will be one of the warmer locations. in southern carrizal dash there is a winter weather advisory for the sierra for a couple inches of snow. there are simpler is up there mainly above 7500 but that could get down to lake level. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. warmest temperatures to the north. after tomorrow things are quiet. the meme wind may pick up again late sunday. >>> and butte county a major milestone after the deadly camp fire. next, what cleanup crews there have now done that opens things up for rebuilding. >>> dreamforce continues today but the protest will continue as well. we tell you about the actions some took to try to derail opening day. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the sump relief for people and butte county. state officials say it has completed the removal

the snow creating a winter scene on mission peak in mount hamilton. will have a live report a little later. >>> if you are in brisbane showing this picture with us, a backyard with a decent amount of hail. darren peck is tracking all of it for us. >>> let's get straight to where the action is now it's really isolated. most of us aren't experiencing anything. but some interesting looking clouds in the sky. it would come in for a close-up look, the first thing we noticed is the whole 580 corridor, from hayward and castro valley over here. a good little cell of rain just along the highway, we can follow that, along 580, all the way over to dublin. dublin has its own little cell over it. we go to livermore, and livermore has it. there's a pretty good line on 580. i want to come back out to the southwest because there's another organized line and this one developed into more than just green splotches. you get up into the mountains from 2000 feet and above it is not going to be rain, it'll come down is an mix, which it is doing here or maybe some light snow

mount tam 41. diablo shy of 306789 and the wind is north not northeast but it is a north direction north northwest. and tomorrow that's going to move in and increasing clouds today at 60s on the temp. 60 to 65 below starting tomorrow and probability rest of the week. 5:01. allie is here and anything new or the usual? >>> there is something new in the livermore valley area. we will get to that in a second. first let's start with the south bay to give you a check and things look good. a lot of gray on the map. no problems. earlier problem on 101 has been cleared out of the way. problems we are following for you in the pleasanton area livermore valley area southbound 680 north of sunol a crash involving a vehicle that hate couch. so good reminder for anyone hauling furniture or anything to tie up your items on the back of your truck so stuff doesn't fall off a crash on 5 # 0, 680 interchange. bay bridge toll plaza is busy this morning. we are not sure if metering lights are on but looks like it. and t

in fact, he surrendered his sword, he left the state house, mounted his horse, and rode off to mount vernon. he was there by christmas time. the idea that the young man who had wanted everything and yet who had given up the ultimate prize so to speak, that attests to the growth and development of that young man's character. the man who made the right decisions for the right reason. and of course after this episode we know what will happen. as we will see on tuesday, a constitutional convention. then we will see that george will become the president of the united states. he established the two-term tradition that other presidents would follow. until franklin delano roosevelt. that was the crisis of world war ii as well. one of the more interesting scenarios that happened after washington had retired from president, a young painter, a young american painter named benjamin west was actually in britain and he was commissioned to paint the portrait of an aging king george the third. and george making small talk with benjamin west, he said this general you had, george washington, what is h

northwest 41 near mount tam. north at 43 at mount diablo. few high clouds zipping by but everything is turning north and northeast. in the valley gusts of 30 in the delta. fairfield north. north in oakland. not much yet toward the peninsula and parts of the east bay and south bay but san jose has turned northwest. humidity is taking a plunge. 39% to 90%. 39 is where we have the strongest gusts which is fairfield. 49 in montero yet you can find 44 in castro valley. 52, santa rosa. highs today's in the 60s and 70s. we go back up after the cool down yesterday and they will be above average on the temperatures. to make pieces of energy giving rain to southern nevada and arizona in southern california. today, windy at times and mostly sunny. 60s and 70s. the wind will tail off tomorrow morning and then we have a quiet pattern. maybe wind picking up again late sunday into monday. >>> no class today for students at a high school in san jose. coming up, what was found in of the school campus that forced a schoolwide evacuation. >>> video doorbells a

mount st.mile an hour winds this morning, 45 miles an hour at the napa airport and 53 miles an hour at mount diablo. so the winds were blowing earlier. the winter really died down. that is the big numbers from today. here is where we are now, mount st. helena obviously not reporting right there, you can see mount tam of pius is half of what it was in that of 22 miles an hour. oakland hill is down to 25, ben loman 10 miles an hour and mount diablo, is blowing at 33 miles an hour, but way down from where we were. the winter dying down, red flag warning in effect, but we will get dropped tomorrow morning and i suspect as we go through the next few hours the winds will only subside. a little bit less each hour as we get there mid night and early morning. or the cooler in the morning and the winds have temperatures into the 30s. chilly as you get going out toward the school or work or to the car. you might even see a little frost and some of the inland dollies, no fog at the coast. just a perfect ev

dad did not want to do it near mount rushmore.rked with gutzon borglum on mount rushmore in 1939. when artists get together, it doesn't always work out. dad also won first prize in the new york world's fair. henry got all those things together and wrote to dad. that is how it started. he was inviting dad to the black hills so that the white man would know the red man has heroes also. >> crazy horse was brought among them. born around the fast-moving water. he was away from this man can't. -- main camp. as his - they brought the baby out. the father refused the baby. [speaking foreign language] thank you very much for my son. you very much. >> crazy horse was a very mysterious individual. he kept to himself a lot. he put the people before himself. he cared more about his surroundings and the group he was to take care of more than his own comfort. take us to today. what is going on today when you came to work? what will you be working on? >> i live here, so i'm always at work. as far as the mountain is concerned, right now we are dr

he goes on to retire to mount vernon and when he is at mount vernon, he loves being engaged in farming activities and watch his crops grow and his animals. so, for example, he says, 1759, friday, may 2. it was cold with strong westerly winds at mount vernon. my stallion covered the great bay mare. i had never heard that expression before. saturday, may 2, wind gusts southerly but blew fresh and cool. the stallion covered rankin. and afterwards, breaking out of his pasture, they covered the mare again. interesting use of language. 1780 he is commander of the continental army. a year after this painting was done, washington, with his french friends, the most important of home was rochambeau. gave the british a very good covering. [laughter] very good covering at yorktown. but this was done with his french friends. this is a wonderful statue. it is right across pennsylvania avenue from the white house. it is in lafayette park. this is a statue in paris. it is a wonderful statue of washington on the right shaking the hands of probably his favorite french officer, the marquis de lafayette.

mount tam gust to 45 miles per hour. mount st. helena 44. up around 2500 feet and higher you will find 20 to 45-mile-per- hour gusts. a little snow on the north shore around truckee over to virginia city. also reno. and carson city. ed the wind picked up and that's the system that we have impacting us with wind. they get a little snow showers. that's a fast moving system. there's not a lot but a little bit. 30s, and 40s on the temps. st. martin gilroy even in the santa and itclara cupertino with low 40s. today's the transition day and clouds will tomorrow with rain developing. and this a very cold dynamic system. winds will pick up as well. strong out of the south. not the north. and that will be on tuesday night into early wednesday and will turn north northwest and be very cold heading into wednesday and thursday. so, 50, 60s on the temps after today. you will have to a punnedel up. it's going to be on the coldside. highs upper 40s low 50s thursday and very cold friday morning. and looks like a gradual warmup slightly into the weekend. >>

there was this mountain called mount rushmore. no carving had taken place but fundraising was happening. peter norbeck was part of that local committee of people who wanted to raise money. he knew that if they could get the president out here, it would boost the prospects for that as well. the third reason was really that norbeck knew that it would be a huge boost to tourism in the black hills. automobiletime when tourism was just beginning and black hills was trying to market itself as a destination for tourists. norbeck knew that if he got the president out here, it would be huge for tourists. there would be pictures and stories about the scenic beauty of the black hills. really made it his mission to recruit calvin coolidge to the black hills. june of got out here in 1927. his days were really scheduled. he stayed here at the state game lodge. generally every weekday morning, a driver would load him up in a car and drive him over 32 miles of gravel roads down out of the black hills and north to rapid city. he had his office in

will you mount -- unified. reporter: mr. president, will you mount a defense? --s. trump: reporter: will you commit to know government shut down? pres. trump: i won't commit to anything. reporter: will you mount a defense for the impeachment inquiry? >> president trump holds a campaign rally monday in lexington, kentucky. live coverage starts at seven p.m. eastern on c-span. journal,'s washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, aonday discussion of impeachment and the constitution with university of baltimore law professor kimberly whaley. they'll also talk about the politics of presidents impeachment with david hawking. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live on monday morning. join the discussion. >> on facebook, 126 million people were exposed to russian manipulation attempts in the 2016 election, 20 million people on instagram, 10 million tweets on twitter to 6 million followers. we know russia attacked voting systems and all 50 states. they targeted misinformation at specific people. 27% of americans saw a russian

hamilton to mount diablo.l we'll wait and see but the good news some rain. >> yes. >> we've been asking for that. >> thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz with lisa argen. we have a packed day of football on abc ahead. next at 9:00, number ten minnesota takes on northwestern in evan steno. at 12:30 ucla battled usc for the victory bell at the l.a. memoryual coliseum. organ faces arizona state at sun devil stayed at 4:30. followed by toyota after the game with larry beil and chris alvarez at 8:00 p.m. abc 7 news continues at 11:00 p.m. have a great day. we'll see you then. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >> announcer: this is espn on abc brought to you in part by samsung qled tv. the official tv espn college football. >> bob: just north of downtown chicago on the shores of lake michigan, i perfect day for football here in eva

mount etna disability test an 18 and terrifying. that looks pretty dangerous but that's exactly where i want to go on mount etna there's one thing that i'm interested in most of all how does it feel to be on your of highest active volcano . at night sits at about 3330 meters above sea level the volcano shape can change with every eruption. the volcano formed hundreds of thousands of years ago in southern italy today it's cicely's major tourist attraction and the unesco world natural heritage site. this cable car takes me to an altitude of about 2500 meters from there we switched to an off road bus to climb further up the lawful netscape's. at 2900 meters you have to go on foot but only with an experienced guide who can spot signs of dangerous volcanic activity. it's impossible for the next one so this is really young thing in the last 1000 years they will can a growing 340 meter more so it's this is that really active out and it's really far from the from the seat. reclined a side crater on the southeast side of the mountain but thi

mount st. he len a, 4,300 feet, 71-miles-an-hour, currently 61. mount diablo, 45 north. near fairfield, 44-miles-per-hour, no mat o hills, and the reservoir is 41-miles-an-hour, and oakland hills, northeast of hillsburg, 2,000 feet. napa airport is 40-mile-an-hour gusts. fairfield, 35. oakland airport, always one or two outliers. depends on the win direction. you may not get a north wind yet. 40s, 50s, and 60s. you don't have the breeze, 42, fairfield, vacaville, back to the airport. there is your rain from last night. developing in southern california. not a lot of rain, but mount diablo, and burnsville, .04, pet a home a, and one got lifted out of baja. widespread rain into southern california. in a week's time, more in the way of a possibility of storms. until then we have a winter weather advisory for the mountains. some of us struggle to get out of the mid-60s. very windy saturday morning. >>> and find out how many calls the average american receives in one month. >> plus in today's bay area people, a local woman launched a life changing business venture after being

mount diablo, mount hamilton maybe in the mountains a winter storm warning.irst time we have seen it all in a long time.it n there's the system. as we move into the next couple of hours the heaviest part of that system, the

first on the left just a general location of the mount sitro open reserve. mount sitro is located under the sitro tower tv antenna and right about in the middle of the city where you see the green hexagon. the right map is a close-up of the mount sitro open reserve just to the left of the ucsf campus there. the open space reserve is over 60 acres and on those 60 acres we have about 5.5 miles of public access trails. some other statistics i'll mention real quickly, there's about 900 feet of elevation gain across this property. those are beautiful trails in those trees and giving great views. we also have over 10,000 living trees in the reserve. we also have between 200 and 300 residents that live in the housing facility up at the top top of the mountain. the history is the mayor in 1885 he donated 13 acres to create the ucsf campus there. in 1953, decades later, ucsf purchased 90 additional acres, including the area that is now the open space reserve on mountain sutro. and in 1976, the uc regions designated that as permanent open space, designating this the m

mount st. helena a gust at 40 miles per hour . hawkeye in sonoma county close to 50 miles per hour and mount diablo has a current cost of 39 miles per hour . the wind is still a factor all day today into tonight and then we gradually see an improvement as we head into thursday. more on that is coming up and just a little bit. >>> local leaders are joining state senator steve glazer as he introduces legislation to improve communication during those power shuttles. this morning the senator proposed that mobile phone companies be required to provide at least 72 hours of backup battery power for their cell towers during outages. and the mayor of orinda was man of the local lawmakers with the senator today stressing the importance of a backup source to that power. >> after the first shot off by what we heard from our residence here was they wanted to know where to charge their cell phones. after the second one it was will our towers work? and the terror and people's voices as to whether they will know that they are supposed to get out

mount tam 41. diablo shy of 306789 and the wind is north not northeast but it is a north direction north northwest. and tomorrow that's going to move in and increasing clouds today at 60s on the temp. 60 to 65 below starting tomorrow and probability rest of the week. 5:01. allie is here an

mount a northerly component or you can see up the oakland zoo too bad now at diablo. so they're coming down all these wind speeds. the low is kicking out still going to produce somerain there. quieting down also in the sierra. sunny there 40s, 50s on the temps highs today 60s though. 62 to 67 should cover the spread. 4:31. anything new or just quiet so far. >> it's quiet so far we don't see a lot of thing. the pass is slow coming out of tracy which is not unusual. at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see traffic is getting a little bit slow on the lanes but most of the approaches are doing well. northbound 280 and 101 and 85 are all doing very nicely. including the trip from gilroy to the south bay. now let's go back to the desk. >>> the final witnesses of the week are preparing to testify today in the impeachment hearings on capitol hill. that follows what many saw as a bomb shell testimony. doug luzader joins us live from washington d.c. with the details on where today's testimony may lead. doug. . >> well two more witnesses are expected today as these hearings cont

mount diablo 35., if you get up high null 1500 feet, you can find pretty good gusts but at the surface, no. 60s, 70s to 80. city 65. average is 64, 51. so, very, very close. one below and one above on the high. 79, 1930 the record high. we won't come close who that. thick fog mainly coast and bay. and there could be some inland but it seems to be favoring around the bay. visibility on most of these is pretty good although oakland airport continues to stay five miles and not far away it's really thick. so, remember that this is not indicative of the entire area. 40s, 50s on the temps a lot of 40s and around the bay. and san francisco at 50. and tibberon at 55. san leandro at 56 and low clouds and fog will keep it cool by coast. 50s, 60s. upper 70s for a few inland including livermore. no rain pattern this week. hints of it things could change in the near future. but not this week. 50, 60s to 70s. and except for cooler wednesday and thursday into friday there's not much going on. and then slight warmup

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also a mission peak, mount hamilton and mount diablo. >> we got here early and it was a normal hike, i was tired because we're going up hills and i'm out of shape but then it started snowing and we got kind of lost in the snow. >> >>> mount diablo, just follow the road, goes the top and back down. darren peck joins me now, first round has passed. what we have cooking for the rest of the week? >> left overs from the second round. you can see there is still stuff on their, spotty, like rain shower summing up. in fact coming in for a close- up look at one has been pretty persistent here along the 580 corridor. you see that band from the mountains and just up about hayward? working its way over 680 and out towards livermore, that has been fairly stationary for the last hour. but, it's pretty isolated. then we find ourselves looking at a light mix as we get up into the mountains. anything that is falling out of the sky above 2000 feet is going to come either as a mix of slush or snow. like we were seeing this pretty pictures, doesn't take much. that is what it looks like now, things are r

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in fact, he surrendered his left the maryland state house, mounted his horse and rode off to mount vernon and was there before christmas time. idea that the young man who wanted everything and yet who had given up the ultimate price, that attests to the growth and development of the young man's character. a man who made the right decisions for the right reasons. of course, after this episode we know what will happen as we will see on tuesday at the constitutional convention and then we will see after the extent of this course that george will become the first president of the united states and he will only serve two terms even though people wanted him to serve more than one term. he established an unofficial two-term tradition that politicians would follow until frank and eleanor roosevelt. of course, that was the crisis of world war ii as well. one of the more interesting scenarios after washington name -- a young painter named benjamin west was actually in britain and commissioned to paint a portrait of aging king george the third and george, said thisll talk general you have, george wa

in fact there is mount diablo in the distance. i wanted to show you this camera so you can see what we are all under. that is the deck of clouds that has not only the bay area but all of northern california covered. when we come back closer to home and look at san jose, that is what it looks like here. if we go to the golden gate bridge now we have a separate layer of clouds and is still pulling in some of the marine layer. if you're near the bay you have two different layers that you are looking at. bottom line it's a very cloudy day and it impacted the temperatures in a big way. look at the current numbers out there right now, it's only in the mid 60s in concord, santa rosa 54 degrees right now. if we look at the difference from 24 hours ago to now it is 21 degrees cooler in santa rosa right now than it was yesterday and at this time. that is quite the change. if you take a look across the rest of the bay area everybody experiences, particularly in the bay oakland is 15 degrees cooler. half moon bay two degrees warmer. the overn

i'm staying on the subject of nature we are headed next to europe's most active volcano mount etna on the italian island of sicily in many cultures volcanoes have been considered the seat of the gods with fire lava and ash. special because it's been active for hundreds of thousands of years climbing up it to get a closer look at this small touring beast is something for true adventurers for our series europe to the max reporter hendrick belling showed us his true pioneering spirit. mt etna dispell of tester knitting and terrifying. that looks pretty dangerous but that's exactly where i want to go on mount etna there's one thing that i'm interested in most of all how does it feel to be on the europe's highest active volcano. at 9 sits at about 3330 meters above sea level the volcano shape can change with every eruption. the volcano formed hundreds of thousands of years ago in southern italy today it's cicely's major tourist attraction and the unesco world natural heritage site. this cable car takes me to an altitude of about 2500 meters from there we switched to an off road bus to clim

and it's likely that public pressure will mount on volkswagen and others in the province issue and yes g. is what that is called there are already many investment vehicles which invest according to us 2 principles what is that environment social and government and that are good practices that are prescribed there and if that puts the pressure on companies from the from the money side then they will also react with their policies abroad so far though china is such an important customer and provider of money for german companies that they're not going to move on their own they need that pressure right only about in front thank you so much. but of course not only companies struggle to strike the right balance between profit and people's well being political relations between britain and russia for one have been tense since accusations of moscow meddling with u.k. elections but economically the 2 countries are still closely intertwined the wealthy russians are among the most important bias of expensive real estate in london resulting in an influx of billions into the kingdom russians have

>>lied here a top 4,000 foot mount hamilton. but this snowman is kind of special for my 3 has never seen snow before. and we thought this was a great opportunity to come here and see some snow it actually snowing. i can believe it what better way to work up a thanksgiving day appetite in a romp for a stroll in the snow and so close to home. >>it is a beautiful impaired on that and then it felt like it come to another another that a yes from below the mountain back ins one it looks like this. >>the authorities and locals to discourage sometimes blood twisting treacherous mt hamilton road to fun. seekers. but they come anyway th many an icy switchback the drive can be perilous. even more so on a bicycle but 59 year-old bob spot to maybe 18 mile climb in a little over 2 hours 22 minutes actually it's kind of fun to do his are big challenge and i know all my friends are sitting home on the couch. so i figured i'd come out and do what they're not doing. we are surrounded by beauty in the bay area and this is right up there any time o

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mount diablo for your friday. 42 miles per hour. in will bring a chill to the air. temperatures coming down even though they are above average. look at it at sfo. tomorrow is the day when we have to focus on the offshore direction. everything comes in as advertised. that will be 4 am wednesday until 7 am thursday. right now from 80% to 100% on humidity and we wish that would hold. southern california, arizona, they will get the rain. these two systems will emerge, look at that, pretty impressive. there will be believe it or not a winter weather advisory today for the sierra nevada until 7 pm wednesday. highway 50 and carson passes south with 2-4 inches of snow. for us, 50s and 60s. tomorrow let's hope things stay northwest and not northeast. quiet going to the weekend. >>> time is 7:41. more students are saying that they are not fully prepared for life after college. universities are trying to help. coming up, which university is joining that trend teaching young adults basic life skills. >>> a vegan customer has a beef over burger

mount diablo, mount hamilton maybe in the mountains a winter storm warning. this is the first time we have seen it all in a long time.it n there's the system. as we move into the next couple of hours the heaviest part of that system, the yellow and orange right there will slide through the central and southern bay area. we will see some heavy rain on this late afternoon commute. >>> in the north bank there is concern that rain or the kinkead fire burned just weeks ago could cause runoff or even worse mudslides. andre senior is in sonoma county and it is pouring up there. >> reporter: we were with you at 5 pm and it hasn't stopped since then. it has been going like this for two hours. this much rain this fast is not a great combination in a county that is three weeks removed from a massive wildfire. sonoma county needed the rain and on tuesday finally got it. residents in downtown donned raincoats and umbrellas. the rain is welcome but with it comes the danger of a flash flood watch for the kinkead fire burn area. >> there still ash in the area we want to make

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washington, george mount vernon, everyone is bringing rum. it is served on washington's table. martha washington said in a letter to the house manager that rum may always be had, imported from a distillery locally in alexandria, virginia, but also from the caribbean. part of the economy, bringing in hired workers to get some of their wages in rum, and people who received rum for anything from childbirth to getting a cow out of the mire. it's one of these moments where you can see how different groups of people who you don't always think of in conjunction with each other interact around an item that's part of everyday life. >> when and where is it invented? prof. smith: i argue in the book that rum was initially invented in barbados, in the early to mid-17th century, when europeans from england and scotland as well as native people from south america and africans arrive in barbados, within about 18 months of each other. there is a moment when people want alcohol, all those groups of individuals were used to having alcohol, but they were far removed from where they had lived prev