this is not just about the pacific northwest. any effort to undermine the endangered species act and thereby its protectioners in species and landscapes that make our country uniquely american impacts us all. several federal agencies and courts have determined that dam operations in the columbia and snake rivers cause significant harm to 13 speas cease or populations of salmon and steelhead listed under the endangered species act. instofede allowing science-based management practices that protect both endangered species and the many users of these rivers including hydropower generators this legislation locks in a failing operation plan that has already been found in violation of the endangered species act. knowingly endangering the existence of salmon is in direct violation of the law. and betrays the long bipartisan tradition of the endangered speas cease act. instead to have rolling back critical safe forwards and recovery efforts, we should reject this legislation and support a transparent, stake holder driven process that pro

now absolutely no the issues that people are talking about in the northwest are the same problems like you mention is that many south africans for straighted are in different parts of the country in fact last week there were protests in cape town similar issues similar problems and you know this country the economy of the country is struggling . unemployment rate is extremely high. you know south africa is synonymous to protests we've seen a students in last year's protesting fees have to drop we've seen minus protesting asking for better job better job environment a different workers from different sectors also going out to the streets next week a trade unionists have called on their members to down their tools as well so a lot of frustrations here in south africa many people you talk to say they are frustrated and they want the president to effect changes to help improve their livelihoods improve their lives and the president has said many times that he wants to effect this changes he wants to deal with these social problems that are affecting the people so they are waiting to see an

live from my headquarters in doha would be a problem also ahead violent protests in south africa's northwest province faults the president to cut short his trip aboard. pos in the baton vote castro hands over cuba's presence in this miguel diaz canal and. it's a very province in the democratic republic of congo tens of thousands of people here since the beginning of the militia. did things like this. russia is denying us accusations that it's trying to delay international inspectors get into the site of a suspected gas attack in syria the team still waiting for access to the area and maybe a week after arriving as whole day on has the latest. access denied. right inspectors with the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons are on standby waiting to enter the area duma a visit to the site of the alleged chemical attack has been delayed for days the investigation stalled the white house says russia and syria are trying to buy time to tamper with evidence we believe it is an effort to conduct their own staged investigations russian officials have worked with the syrian regime we bel

residence of mike hanging in the northwest province wait for the outcome of a meeting between president cyril ramaphosa and the provincial leadership. people in several paths of the region have been protesting for days now they say they want better houses jobs and an end to corruption they're demanding the provincial leaders supermom appeal whom they accuse of failing to do his job and listen corruption to step down the president catches his trip to the u.k. where he was attending a commonwealth heads of state meeting to deal with the situation having listened to all the imports we have decided that we would like to engage further with a number of other people particularly members of the community. not only in my he but also in the northwest what i can assure you now is that even if all of the mother looked mad we are not going to summon the will going forward streets are deserted but evidence of the violent protests is everywhere. so this is one of the areas where protesters had blocked the roads using running tires and anything else they could find police have been trying to clear thi

like i said with sovereign northwest indian tribes. mr. speaker, i take offense to proudly nge voices and stand with the the reason serious contributors who have been part of these collaborative and unpress tented negotiations. i challenge these detractors, let this plan actually come to fruition. let us actually have a plan that has the intent of proudly stand continuing our salmon restoration efforts rather than constantly bogging down our federal action agent sits and experts running the system in decades of litigation after litigation. honor the work of these diverse stake horlsde when a good faith effort work to build a plan to both save our salmon and save our dams. i urge my colleagues, support the rule and support h.r. 3144. join me to save our salmon and save our dams. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington state yields back. the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. mrs. torres: thank you, mr. speaker. resident t

that it is going to be fairly breezy with some rain at times in the northwest.om the southeast with temperatures on the rise as well the summary temperatures on the rise as well the summary for the next ten days, it is cool and unsettled to start but rain will tend to use in the middle of the week and we will eventually start to see the temperatures moving up. that is it for now. bye—bye. poor garth — he was scared out of his wits. — no, iwasn't. — he wet himself. no... it was a capri—sun. and you'd been warned — hell—vellyn. the clue is in the name. look, i'll make it up to you. all of you. i'll take you out for sunday lunch. spare no expense. you can do what you like. i'm going to bed. so... ...were you really dancing on that mountain? we were just keeping warm. penny: i don't feel embarrassed in the slightest. (chuckles) after all the hours you've put in with mountain rescue, it was the least they could do for me. oh, they'd never seen anything quite like it! it was like the last dance at a school disco. i've told you — i was just keeping warm. yeah, keeping

that is bringing moisture to the pacific northwest.t could bring us a few light showers across the north bay. we will stay cool and then a ridge of high pressure will start to build. some areas, you can see a break in the clouds, some other areas may notice a drizzle in the north bay. if you do get rain, it will happen there. through 60 this afternoon, most of the skies will clear out. maybe a lingering shower out there. we will be pretty clear for tuesday and wednesday as a ridge of high pressure starts to build. highs for today, below average. we should be in the mid-60s for san francisco but we will be in the low 60s. sase b about degrees below average. concord will hit 69. 64 in free mont, livermore at 66, santa rosa at 69, and napa will be at 68. very similar to what we experienced over the weekend. let's show you the warming trend. temperatures rise tomorrow and then by wednesday we are looking at above average conditions. upper 70s and then look by the weekend, 80s. i know it is only monday but friday, saturday, sunday is lookin

more violence in south africa's northwest province as president drama follows a visit to calm local tensions over poor services. and heavy rains that flood crowded were hidden camps in bangladesh increasing fears ahead of the monsoon season. a very warm welcome to the program three palestinian protesters have been killed by israeli snipers during protests along the gaza israel border now the sixty people have been injured palestinians are rallying along the border for the fourth friday in a row and marking prisoners day to support thousands of detainees in israeli jails forty palestinians have now been killed by israeli soldiers since the protests began last month smith has more from the scene of the protests on the gaza israel border. to protest this. week is three hundred meters closer to israel than it was last week because the ultimate mission of these protests is to demand is to get the right of return and what they want to do they say is by may fifteenth when these protests climax is to make it all the way down there another seven hundred meters away to the border with israel and many

half moon bay northwest, 21 gusting there so a little bit of a breeze, partly cloudy skies and maybe isolated showers again. i would think it would favor areas like lake county, maybe eastern solano county or napa county. that would probably cover it for everybody but 60s to low 70s, another day where temperatures are pretty close to average or slightly below. >>> 4:01 and here he is, mr. sal castaneda. >> hello, steve. good morning. and we are looking at a commute that is mostly without usuals. let's take a look at westbound 580 as you can see traffic here is moving along pretty well on the tracy supercommute. there have been no major problems. traffic is going to be okay and if you are driving on westbound 580 it looks good. the traffic continues to look very nice if you are driving on the interstate 880, traffic is moving along relatively well. there have been no major issues and at the bay bridge toll plaza it looks good.

calm winds coming from the northwest. current temperatures: high temperatures today: >> yesterday we were talk about the 50s, the low 60s. today, bump it up about 10 degrees. it brings us close to average, one or two degrees below average for places like san jose and san francisco. here's a view of what's going on. the rain and cold front are bringing plenty of snow across utah, colorado as it moves out further east. but then what's right behind it now for sunday is another system coming in from the north. so these pacific northwest storms are colder and what you will see are nice warm conditions tomorrow but then on sun, things are really going to cool down and on monday we are going to be down into the low 50s and rain. here's a look at 7 p.m. sunday. that's when our next chance of rain will arrive. it will last through the damond and leaving our day on tuesday dry. as far as what we can expect, rain totals from this one, maybe about .4" for san francisco and san rafael. so right now it's still too early to get the exac

more sunshine and further towards the northwest, scotland, northern ireland but maybe a few showers andlook around the country and you can see some patchy light rain for southern england, wales to the midlands. some scattered showers for northern england and northern ireland and scotland as well. fewer showers tamina have seen over the past couple of days. temperatures are not doing great for this type of year. you are stuck under the cloud through the central slice of the country, eight or 9 degrees but were sunshine comes through we can see 12 or 13 sunshine comes through we can see 12 or13 in sunshine comes through we can see 12 or13ina sunshine comes through we can see 12 or 13 in a few places. patchy light rain, for parts of england heading over rain, for parts of england heading over night into sunday and most other parts of the country become dry and again quite clear skies. but parts of scotland in particular, chile as well for north england. not a bad day but it is cloudy towards the south and southeast and leader in the day that is when we see the rain arriving, pushing up fro

we've got some sunny spells northwest england, a few into northern ireland, westerm and northern scotlandtal fringes of england, maybe a few into west wales. this cloudy, wet zone. well, wet, occasional outbreaks of rain in the parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia, some in southern england just sticking around during the day. a little bit of cloud in eastern scotland, north east england, and temperatures held down into single figures. why is it so chilly? the air coming from the continent isn't cold, but it does move across quite a large portion of the cold north sea, and so it is cooled closer to that temperature once it hits the coastline. lots of low cloud and mist with that as well, so until we change that flow of air from that direction, expect conditions to remain like this. so on thursday, maybe a bit of rain coming your way as well. outbreaks of rain in northern england, parts of northern ireland and scotland, northwest scotland staying fine. south of that, for the rest of england and wales, a lot of cloud, some bright and sunny spells coming through. whenever you see those,

some show was around at times, 21 degrees in the south—east, but the cooler deal up to the northwest.ges on the way for the weekend. thank you. a reminder of our main story... the queen appeals to commonwealth leaders to appoint prince charles to head the organisation after her. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. this is bbc news, i'm rebecca jones, our latest headlines. the queen tells dozens of world leaders that she'd like prince charles to succeed her as head of the commonwealth. it is my sincere wish that the commonwealth will continue to offer stability and continuity for future generations. and we'll decide that one day the prince of wales should carry on the important work started by my father in 19119. the windrush controversy, new calls for an investigation, into why thousands of landing cards were destroyed. an attempt to clean up plastic pollution, as the government sets out plans to ban billions of plastic straws, cotton buds and drinks stirrers. in a moment, it will be time for sport

not much change is expected as northwest flow aloft continues. expect another degree or two of cooling from today to tomorrow. little day-to-day changes in afternoon highs are expected tuesday and wednesday. the pattern becomes interesting once again in the extended as models have been consistently calling for an atmospheric river event for the northern half of california. there remains plenty of uncertainty at the present as models have been bouncing around from run-to-run. while it is still a bit too far out for specifics, it seems quite realistic to say this ar has the potential to bring widespread moderate and possibly locally heavy rain to parts of the region. additionally, depending on the exact placement of the surface low, strong southerly winds could be realized for parts of the area. weúll continue to monitor the forecast and adjust accordingly. stay tuned for additional details as time approaches and confidence increases. (jrstone) in national news... president donald trump went on a tweeting spree today. as boris sanchez reports... tr

not much change is expected as northwest flow aloft continues. expect another degree or two of cooling from today to tomorrow. little day-to-day changes in afternoon highs are expected tuesday and wednesday. the pattern becomes interesting once again in the extended as models have been consistently calling for an atmospheric river event for the northern half of california. there remains plenty of uncertainty at the present as models have been bouncing around from run-to-run. while it is still a bit too far out for specifics, it seems quite realistic to say this ar has the potential to bring widespread moderate and possibly locally heavy rain to parts of the region. additionally, depending on the exact placement of the surface low, strong southerly winds could be realized for parts of the area. weúll continue to monitor the forecast and adjust accordingly. stay tuned for additional details as time approaches and confidence increases. (anchor) a big story we're tracking a big story we're tracking tonight... another night of protests in sacramento -

there's a good breeze northwest 17, gusts to 24 at half moon bay and sfo has gone from 14 to 16 to 20 and it's out of the west and so is oakland and it's a west-southwest in hayward. not strong but an onshore breeze. 30 in truckee, isolated snow showers possible. this system looks to be more favorable out to the valley. it's not strong but anytime you get something coming in like this, the end of april, you know, the days are a little longer, angle of the sun higher so that could trigger afternoon development and maybe a few wildly scattered showers, partly cloudy, cool again, another day where temperatures will be slightly below average. that will be the case through wednesday and then after that, thursday, friday and saturday do look warmer. not a barn burner or anything like that but they will get back into the mid, upper 70s, maybe a few near 80. today it's 60s to near 70 degrees. again, could be popping up in the afternoon to the north and the east so watch out for that. otherwise another kind of cool day, we will keep that theme going into wednesday. after that, then it looks be

south african president cyril ramaphosa has urged people in northwest province to remain calm as he tries to end the violent protests that erupted there protestors are calling for the resignation of a provincial leader who they accuse of corruption. israel has controlled a water supplies in the occupied west bank since seizing the territory joined in one nine hundred sixty seven war palestinians have long complained about not getting their agreed share and now rights groups say israel is deliberately limiting water supplies to farmers to try to force them out chasse traffic before this is a date plantation on one of the around thirty illegal israeli settlements in the jordan valley in the occupied west bank in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven israel seized control of all water sources in the newly occupied territories rights groups say israel uses water to control the army came in the pipes were laid from the gate all the way down there was a new line the army destroyed it we were planting watermelons half of which died under the million to ninety five or slower colts what was suppos

but also in the northwest what like. even if all of the money i look going to some in the. streets are deserted but evidence of the violent protests is everywhere. so this is one of the areas where protesters had blocked the roads using running tires and anything else they could find police have been trying to clear this road also see shops that have been broken in to and looted the situation here is still very tense this petrol station is in one of the hot spots a group of young people is say to have done this many shop owners are devastated. i don't know how to start over i used all my money to stock the shop to give tells us others whose businesses were destroyed comped at the heritage house where the leadership was meeting they tell us what happened to their shops had nothing to do with genuine demonstrations nor did they want to go problem but they are not involving them and we are not just doing anything is just to doing business. residents of this region continue to wait for answers but these are difficult issues that may not be fully resolved. and catherine is joini

to deal with violent protests back home cyril ramaphosa has called for calm in northwest province where demonstrators are demanding the region's lead to step down they accuse super pellow of corruption and are demanding better jobs and housing along with improved roads and hospitals president obama poser was attending a meeting of commonwealth leaders in london. this is in these president omar al bashir his father his fallen minister after he spoke out about the government's failure to pay its diplomats ever him grandeurs said embassy staff hadn't been paid in months and that sudan had fallen behind in paying rent for many of his supply mattick missions sudan is short of foreign currency and is facing an economic crisis the central bank has been forced to devalue the sudanese pound twice since january the prospect of a global trade war has the international monetary fund concerned the spring meetings of the i.m.f. and world bank bank are under way in washington and officials warn trade disputes will only exacerbate long term structural weaknesses in the global economy she have returns t

this system is forecast to move in from the northwest and bring light precipitation to portions of the region from wednesday night into early thursday. the quick moving system will only produce light rainfall amounts, generally 0.10" or less with isolated amounts upwards of 0.25" along the coastal ranges. a ridge of high pressure is then likely to build back over the region and along much of the west coast by late in the week. this will result in a warming and drying trend for the region from upcoming weekend. look for temperatures to warm back to or above seasonal averages by widespread 70s to lower 80s expected for inland areas. dry weather conditions also appear likely into the extended forecast period. (vicki) a pilot and eight passengers are all okay after lightning struck their jet this morning. it happened around 9:30-- about five miles from mineta san jose international airport. the plane was flying into san jose when the strike happened. nobody was injured and the plane landed safely. (grant) and don't forget to download the kron four mobile app-- to track rain as it's happeni

a few sunny spells particularly towards the northwest, still.ssure. sunday night into monday moves in across southeast england and east anglia absorbs the northeast of england. monday is a rather disappointing day for many eastern parts of england, notjust heavy rainfall that could cause flooding problems but also really strong and gusty, chilly winds, too. disappointing here away from southern and eastern parts, a little bit brighter. temperatures just around 9—12d. ahead into the early pa rt around 9—12d. ahead into the early part of may, we have still got an area of low pressure in the east but it does look like it eases away. a ridge of high pressure in charge for tuesday. quite a bit of dry, said weather on tuesday. the next front is waiting in the wings. and much improved today for central and southeastern parts of england on tuesday. temperatures returning to something a little more time of year. through the middle of next week, there will be a little rain moving from northwest tour the southeast. followed by sunshine and showers. and tho

of violent protests in south africa's northwest province forced the president to cut short his trip abroad. in the world of english football arsenal manager arsene wenger calls time on his twenty two year reign. welcome to the program two palestinian men have been killed by the israeli military during protests israel border palestinians are holding another major rally for the fall friday in a row another sixty people are injured the deaths bring the total to thirty five palestinians killed by israeli soldiers since the protests began nearly a month ago bernard smith is our correspondent following events for us in gaza we know that two people have been killed but what seems to be the latest. so significant increase in numbers of people. now we've got about my colleagues estimate similar numbers to last week in all there was about ten thousand protesters at the five different sites in gaza behind me there you see these tents now these tents part of the symbol of this protest of the right of return of edge forward by about three hundred or so meters closer to the israeli border which just if

a cold front set to sweep in from the northwest moving in tomorrow afternoon.g in the north bay and about 10:30 ukiah far in the north starts giving showers and moving further south about 3:00 p.m., napa, san rafael, the golden gate bridge will get some as well. about 5:30 more of the showers down through pleasanton, palo alto, and san jose. note an all day rainy sunday, but heavier pockets of rain that might push there. not a big rainer out of this one but going to drop temperatures down. because of the cold front, expect the wind to kick up. after that, a quick moving and a.m. showers moving out fairly soon. at about 6:00 a.m., the skies should be overall clear after that. long range out look right now, once the ridge of high pressure moves out, the rain out times. not really wide spread. periods of breaks of sunshine. the temperatures are going to drop, 10-plus degrees heading into monday. we get another weaker system that might bring a chance of rain. and we get a drying pattern after that. here is wednesday's system looking ahead at the over week. over the

the situation in the northwest is calm but very very tense indeed these protests started on wednesday people are frustrated they're angry about the state of this service delivery they are demanding for better housing the money for jobs and they're also angry about corruption allegations leveled against the leadership they won the premier of the province to step down because they say that he has failed to do his job and you know in the last two days have been seeing people. coming out to the streets stoning you called a bass was bearing down with had incidents of looting as well police have been forced to use tear gas to disperse some of the protesters and this really was triggered we're being told by the death of two people who were taken to a clinic but they couldn't get help because health workers are also on strike they've been the street on strike there since since february so this has made people very angry this saying that it's not sustainable presidency or i'm a person who cut short his trip to the u.k. where he was for the commonwealth heads of state summit he's come back and

so glad for you on the program more violence in south africa's northwest province as president ronald poster visits to contact over four local services. and across the united states students walk out of class on the seventh on the nineteenth anniversary of the columbine shooting. hello and welcome back now the fine weather across europe largely continues so the central air is enjoying some very warm weather indeed twenty seven degrees in vienna he said there is still cold out to area of low pressure giving rain for parts of russia slightly cooler air creeping in across the u.k. and as the weekend wears on there's a threat of thunderstorms doesn't look as though it's going to bring the temperature down too much in paris but across the u.k. you may struggle to reach twenty three degrees in london certainly for the marathon and temperatures could be a couple degrees lower than that so as we head then across into north africa you can see we've got fine conditions the most part wind coming up from the subtle bit of dust perhaps and parts of morocco otherwise fine along the coast twenty fiv

so the africa's president cyril ramaphosa has visited northwest province amid violent protests over poor local services more than twenty people have been arrested since the demonstrations began in and around the city of my cane on wooden stake these have fired rubber bullets to disperse crowds who in turn have set cars alight and set up will blocks the demonstrators are calling for the region's premier who's a member of the ruling a.n.c. party to step down. you are officially up to date those are current headlines inside story is next and we'll be back in just under half an hour's time with a full hour of news hope to see them apply. saudi arabia's ambitious economic plan the kingdom has announced several multi-billion dollar projects to diversify its economy away from oil but.

and some rain showers right around the pacific northwest, as well.are in the clear for right now. and we'll show you some nice temperatures out there. just a nice day to be outside go for a walk or bike ride. 60s and 70s. santa rosa now 71. we have san jose 68. and walnut creek right around 70 degrees. here's our live camera looking towards san francisco as we head into your friday evening. so has been a nice day. we have been talking about just a mixed bag of everything all week long with different weather patterns. but today, nice to see the sunshine back and more 70s for your saturday. in fact, the warmest locations will be around the mid-70s. 74 to 75 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. cool on sunday with cooler air sunday and monday. tomorrow a big temperature spike out there. here in the pacific. the big high pressure is warming up and will continue to warm us up in your saturday forecast. 60s and 70s. we are tracking a weather system in the pacific. the first part is just some moisture in advance of the front. that could move in on sunday. that co

breezy northwest winds today, and if you're headed to the giants' game, 7:42 sunsets, and it's cool andreezy there as well, beach hazard statement through tonight and tomorrow so if you go to the beach, be careful. it's going to be gusty out there. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a little bit of rain, and in between there, jessica, track the temperatures with our app and rain. >> yeah. a seesaw lately. i like the cool weather, though, any excuse to wear the giants suite shirt. >> good one, i agree. >>> we have breaking news coming in right now from richamond. we are live over 15th street and main avenue where richmond police have launched an investigation into an apparent death, not clear right now what the circumstances are, but you can see this is an active investigation underway, plenty of police cars out there. we'll have an update today on abc7news.com as well as our abc 7 news app. >>> new at 11:00 a.m., mozilla launched a new firefox for ios including tracking protection turned on by default according to mashble.com. websites cannot capture your information unless you allow a

it's very slowly sinking from the northwest to the south and to the east.as like the south bay right now you have yet to see the rain but that move in within the next 60 minutes or so as this front moves through. as it does, it is whipping up those winds right now. look at the wind gusts at oakland. 40 miles per hour, 25 in hayward. 22 in mountainview and these winds are bringing down much cooler air. look at our air temperatures right now. you can definitely see where that cold front has already moved through in the north bay. we're in the mid-40s to lower 50s. ahead of that cold front in the south bay where we have yet to see the rain, we're still holding warmer in the mid-60s right now. overnight tonight as that cold front moves through, it's going to drop even colder air in here the next 12 hours. so tonight upper 30s to mid-40s. we'll be a chilly night with on and off showers moving through. the storm impact scale tonight into monday. it's a level one. a level system with light to moderate showers at times. rainfall minimal. less than half an inch. but

it is coming out of the north- northwest. you will notice the colder pattern by the time we get to thursday. today we have 60s and 70s under partly to mostly cloudy skies with light rain later this afternoon. warmer temperatures will be to the south. i doubt there will be any rain there. wednesday night into thursday morning that will be a better system. friday and saturday look good with cooler air on sunday with ring coming in -- rain coming in. we could see some snow, too. >> i just put away all that stuff. >>> some pretty strong words from the head of the california police chiefs association.>> we find ourselves dumbfounded. the legislation was introduced without consulting law enforcement stakeholders. >> several bay area police chiefs want to talk about possible changes to when police officers can fire their weapons. >>> from four wheels to two. the new ride sharing service uber's getting into. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is 6:24 am. fans and critics are talking about the newest addition to the streets and t

residents of mike hang in the northwest province wait for the outcome of a meeting between presidentcyril ramaphosa and the provincial leadership. people in several paths of the region have been protesting for days now they say they want better houses jobs and an end to corruption they're demanding the provincial leaders supermom appeal whom they accuse of failing to do his job and listening corruption to step down the president catches his trip to the u.k. where he was attending a commonwealth heads of state meeting to deal with the situation having listened to all imports we have decided that we would like to engage further with a number of other people particularly members of the community. not only in my he but also in the northwest what i can assure you now is that even if all of the monologue met we're not going to summon the will go into what streets are deserted but evidence of the violent protests is everywhere. so this is one of the areas where protesters had blocked the roads using running tires and anything else they could find police have been trying to clear this road w

alling: nono is known as one of the greatest naturalists in the northwest bali region. he's trained as a lawyer, but his life's work, his care, is for the environment. suparno: and we kill more than 700,000s of crown of thorns. dustan: i went to bali in 2011 and was awestruck by the reefs i saw. this is in the very base of the coral triangle. it's sort of the mother, if you will, of coral-reef biodiversity and of all marine biodiversity. and i've been going there annually since. and what this video depicts are thee changeses we saw before and after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the story y ofhat happened to the reef in one year. so this is a healthy coral. we call it the monument coral. we have a temperature probe underneath that records the temperature of the sea water every 30 minutes. so we have very good temperature records from this part of the ocean. so this coral is probably 500, maybe a thousand years old. it's like a big, giant redwood tree or a sequoia. and it's bleaching, and when it bleaches, it loses th

when we get a pattern like this, a northwest flow, you have a few isolated showers quickly develop and quickly move out. most of the day will be dry. still we can't rule out a few pop-up showers out there. here is the system moving across the bay area last night. right now on the radar, there is not a

that warmth continues through the northwest even as we go throughout this afternoon and tomorrow.st of the week, cincinnati will be in the 60s, new york city jumps into the 60s and even charlotte in the 70s. glad the report, spring is here to stay. we'll be right back. ormance clothes have changed, but the challenge remains the same. and the generation may be different, but the color needs to endure. and the toughest stains come with their own rewards. we've re-engineered tide because no matter what life brings, our commitment to clean remains the same. now with 10x the cleaning power. tide, america's #1 detergent. are confusing quilted northern are confusing quilted northernf. for a bouncy castle. they're both durable, flexible and nice to have at parties. but quilted northern is not a bouncy castle. it's just really nice toilet paper. >>> volunteers in hanoi and around the globe set out to make the world a cleaner place this weekend as millions celebrated earth day with organizers proclaiming ending plastics pollution is this year's theme. back here at home, there's one senator

snow and rain in parts of the pacific northwest. 48 in boise, and 38 in billings. it will be this difference, that cold air to the northwest and that moist air to the south that will clash and bring the potential for strong storms from friday in to saturday. we have strong storms in dallas and san antonio, and blizzard continues to the north. when we come back, pop star, mariah carey goes public about a very secret health battle. , i k. smile honey. this thing is like... first kid. here we go. second kid. you coming in mommy? ahh not a chance! by their second kid, every parent is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time parents. luvs with nightlock plus absorbs wetness faster than huggies snug and dry for outstanding overnight protection at a fraction of the cost. live, learn and get luvs. when you're little, evethe simple ones.ts. the heroic ones. the tender ones. introducing kinder joy, a new way to add surprise to your kid's day. it's a two-in-one treat; half smooth cocoa and sweet cream with crispy wafer bites; half mystery toy. simply pop, peel

the pacific coastline from the gulf of alaska today, eventually reaching the periphery of extreme northwestia late tonight. the aforementioned high clouds evident on satellite are on the leading edge of this approaching storm system and will eventually spread southward and thicken up over the next day. this storm system will also bring noticeably cooler temperatures, light but widespread precipitation, decreased snow levels, increased onshore winds, and isolated to scattered thunderstorms. the highest rainfall totals from this storm of 1/2 to 2/3" will be for the coastal north bay range, coastal santa cruz and san mateo ranges secondary. elsewhere, most urban locations across the san francisco area should expect anywhere from 1/10" to 1/3", depending on degree of rain shadowing and the other 3 factors listed above. temperatures on monday are forecast to be 10 to 16 degrees cooler than normal, with afternoon highs struggling to push beyond the mid 50s for all but the warmest spots. as a result, snow levels are forecast to be rather low (3000-3500 ft) given that its now mid april. post fronta

the pacific coastline from the gulf of alaska today, eventually reaching the periphery of extreme northwest california late tonight. the aforementioned high clouds evident on satellite are on the leading edge of this approaching storm system and will eventually spread southward and thicken up over the next day. this storm system will also bring noticeably cooler temperatures, light but widespread precipitation, decreased snow levels, increased onshore winds, and isolated to scattered thunderstorms. the highest rainfall totals from this storm of 1/2 to 2/3" will be for the coastal north bay range, coastal santa cruz and san mateo ranges secondary. elsewhere, most urban locations across the san francisco area should expect anywhere from 1/10" to 1/3", depending on degree of rain shadowing and the other 3 factors listed above. temperatures on monday are forecast to be 10 to 16 degrees cooler than normal, with afternoon highs struggling to push beyond the mid 50s for all but the warmest spots. as a result, snow levels are forecast to be rather low (3000-3500 ft) given that its now mid april. po

northwest gusting up to 21 miles per hour.s onshore any difference from last week that was offshore. looks like friday and saturday with rain. 70s with your temperatures today. let's go to sal castaneda. >> we have something new. highway 4 westbound at 680 there was a crash that's blocking all of the lanes. some cars are getting by on the shoulder. this crash has been there for a little bit. it's beginning to back traffic up. i have a picture of it for you. the accident is right there. you can see the emergency vehicle lights. it does look like traffic is getting through. however it is causing some slow traffic here on highway 4. many people are reverting. this is the lane to go over to to 42. many people are trying to get off of to 42. you are seeing slow traffic on highway four this morning getting out to 680. give yourself some extra time. i want to mention the traffic going to to for two does look better now. if you drive from bay point or pittsburgh and heading west, allow your side -- yourself some extra time. highway 24

an example of this was in the december meeting when dpw added a barrier at the northwest corner of generva and san jose which forces people to walk outside of the crosswalk in order to avoid an unnecessary long-term. at that meeting everyone had pretty much negative comments to dpw about that change. i hope to continue to contribute to making the station safer, more usable and efficient for neighbors if appointed. thank you again for your consideration. >> supervisor safai: thank you. any members of the public wish to comment on these items, please come forward. seeing none, public comment -- >> chelsea approximated uellard from supervisor stefani's office. i definitely want to express important on behalf of supervisor fewer for him. he's a balboa high school student, city college student, has lived in the area for a long, long time, is very interested in transportation policy, and supervisor fewer feels that he would serve the community well, particularly the interests of pedestrians and bicyclists on this advisory board. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. any other -- >> hi. my n

clifford berryman's daughter livered in the family home in northwest washington, she passed away and when they were cleaning out her house and preparing her possessions for auction, they discovered thousands of these original drawings in the basement in garbage bags and they were almost thrown out as trash. the auction house realized its value and putting them up for option. a lot of cartoons really deal with congress, they decided to purchase the collection and donated them to the u.s. senate on behalf of former majority leader mike mansfield. the idea is they become senate's records and they would come to the national archives and become part of the official senate collection which they are today. the collection has about 2400 of cliffo clifford berryman's cartoons. when the collection came to us in the early '90s, we spent a lot of time dating the collection and going up to the mlk library and finding out when these cartoons of their titles and dates. jim berryman was also a cartoonist, we had this great cartoon that clifford berryman drew in 1939. this was his christmas card that