this week with a friend just releasing some showers for the extreme northwest.al on wednesday for a good slice of sunshine across england, wales and southern scotland and temperatures will respond wednesday and the woman stay potentially of the week. somewhere we can see temperatures 25 degrees may be higher. worth bearing in mind. 21 degrees as well. but then, from thursday onwards a level of uncertainty. the high—pressure dress up uncertainty. the high—pressure dress up in the scandinavia and low pressure trying to push in from the atla ntic pressure trying to push in from the atlantic but that i've come a blocking high, could prevent the low pressure from making too much of a significant impact on the weather story. however it stays mild and we keep the yellow and orange with us. so basically into next week it sta rts so basically into next week it starts off largely dry, warming up on wednesday, possibility of eighth and every breakdown on thursday, but you will need to keep the rest of the forecast if you want more details on that. take care. it's been reve

wells we have guests and northwest wells we have gu ests into and northwest wells we have guests intoto the coast lane and many of the beaches are and patrolled for understandable reasons and it is probably best to stay well away. by the weekend we have more rain and strong winds thanks to this slow living area of low pressure and strongest winds a lwa ys pressure and strongest winds always close to the centre of the low passing to the north of scotla nd the low passing to the north of scotland enter the day on saturday and although we start off very windy indeed across the northwest. isobars began to slowly s pa ce the northwest. isobars began to slowly space out and low pressure gets less intense after the afternoon and winds start to lose their strength. starting the day on saturday, westerly winds first thing first scotland and guests they are still reaching 60 mph and only slowly eased down after that. looking pretty wet for most of the day and quite cool as well. england and wales, some sunshine and an odd shower just about anywhere but will not last long given the windy conditi

northwest at 12. and fairfield west southwest is variable. they want the higher clouds to slide through rapidly behind it and that will equal warmer temperatures and they are going above here for all including by the coast and the city. 880 san leandro. better or about the same, sal. >> they've opened the lanes but there is something that could be seen on the shoulder. just after 1:00 p.m. there was a deadly traffic collision northbound 880 where they had all the lanes closed and this is video taking earlier . it happened just after 1:00 a.m. and you can see some pretty badly damaged vehicles here and investigators and many of them on the scene taking traffic off the freeway. the lanes have opened and they are pretty much in the final clearing stages. it's not a big back up there in the area and this is between farina and davis street where it happened. also, i want to mention that the traffic is going to be okay if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. westbound 92, the traffic is moving around relatively well with no major issues. the tr

still out of the northwest. it hasn't turned to the north yet but for some it is beginning and later today the temperatures will take a job and will see a lot of 70s at the coast and the bay. is a slight onshore breeze near the coast. warmer temperatures will kick in thursday and friday but they won't last long. they back off for sunday and don't be surprised if we get some rain next week around tuesday. >>> 5:11. fire season doesn't go away during a pandemic. next, how firefighting crews are we adjusting their plan while also obeying social distancing rules. >>> plus, lending their voices to the fight against the coronavirus. a creative spin artist are putting on songs trying to raise money to fight the virus. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 5:14. this morning a complaint will be fired against the city of oakland over the firing of the former police chief, and patrick. at the time she said part of the reason was because she refused to grant the police commissioner special favors. we obtained documents show

saturday with some showers across scotland, a few showers into northern ireland, 1—2 maybe into northwestindy here with gusts in excess of a0 mph. sunny spells across england and wales, and in the sunshine it will still feel pleasantly warm — 17—18 celsius not out of the question. the more significant rain arrives as we go into sunday. for some in the highlands and islands, we could see 50 mm, a couple inches of rain here. and it will be windy with it, too. for northern ireland and eastern scotland, the rain is lighter and patchier, but england and wales the rain is lighter and patchier, but england and wales a degree or so warmer. we could see temperatures peaking at 21 celsius. now that weather front will continue to drift its way north and east, so as we head into monday, it means that the northern isles may well see a pretty disappointing day. but a slow improvement for all with showers across the northwest, but sunny spells starting to come through. and into the afternoon, it will be pleasant and a degree or so warmer still, high teens likely across england and wales, 22 celsius the

cross border operation for northwest area all right i think it counts you know like lines and millions into billions in the united nations cannot reach by other means it cannot be substituted it's all right they can be we need only defeat and by the council we're going to get ruction of the spike operation and help you not carry organizations continue that's got a lot of big current needs in the public and it 19 in a delay will increase suffering and will cost lives on diplomats expect talks to renew aid access will be difficult at the start of this year syria's ally russia used its security council veto to reduce cross border aid and moscow's ambassador to the un has signaled that their position will not change the structure of picking your individual political david david unless the feel nothing to do with you. and i would like to repeat today once again the pursuit of luster don't waste your time when efforts to reopen the girls be closed will the what you should be encouraged to what was the must was to find roots and grow support of points as well there is one cost line daily with

all week long in the pacific northwest, nice and dry ant will continue to build. temperatures well above average acr from richmond, va to new york city to the mid to upper 70s a wet pattern for the east coast and pacific northwest seeing triple digits. >>> today in our new normal, burger king has a new way to keep customers socially distant in germany debuting social distance crowns that keeps customers six feet away from each other as restaurants there reopen dine-in service. >> we need to bring that to the united states. >> it looks clearly like a sombrero >> the first look of the new unsa suit ahead of this week's lach >> and the prime minister unrattled during a earthquake during a live interview. that's why behind these masks, johnson & johnson scientists are working to accelerate development of a covid-19 vaccine, drawing on decades of experience responding to public health emergencies like ebola and hiv. for the life behind every mask, and neither do we.room odors thr try febreze small spaces. just press firmly and it continuously eliminates odors in the ai

most of the showers will be across the northwest.he world have lost theirjobs — and many more are likely to. we assess the economic fallout from coronavirus. more than 11,000 people have died in care homes in britain since the start of march — the goverment‘s been criticised for not acting fast enough.

now, yesterday's highest temperatures tended to be to the northwest of the uk, although london did quiteand, was the warmest place in 27 celsius. at the moment, clear skies for most of us, but we're watching of the development for low cloud just heading into eastern areas of scotland, there could be some mist and fog patches and may be an odd patch of mist as well at the northeast of england. temperatures in the towns and cities around 8 to 13 degrees, so tomorrow, getting up to a sunny start for most of us although there will be some low cloud in eastern scotland before sunshine comes out. then, through the afternoon, the highest temperatures tending to the west of the uk in 27 degrees comes out across the northwest of wales that is likely to be one of the hotspots. from that point on, the weather is slowly going to be offered next week will see some rain pushing southwards into tuesday and into wednesday as well. this is bbc news — i'm martine croxall with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. demonstrators gather again in minneapolis as state troops prepare

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here in swing to 16 according to unicef or what 800000 children have been out of school incomers northwest unsolved west these year on the 14th of february when the world was celebrating the last 15 children went out and comers northwest region. this month has made it a duty to protect vulnerable children in the under 4 regions i have been there runs a local ngo named after his father here are the foundation set of fees he thinks girl for 21 boys some as young as 11 all of them were caught in violent clashes last close really to use and got displays due to the conflict iowa has taken them in and provides for their needs. there is an ongoing conflict involving 2 bodies torn cams and the humanitarian challenges just. some very great evil extraordinary there is need that someone shows up to care for the suffering to care for the debts that's why i responded to the call there today here knew exactly how deadly this conflict these 40 year all hands was caught in crossfire between power and soldiers and english speaking militias with little girls so history shows the last couple saw or the bulls

but a slow improvement for all with showers across the northwest of scotland, but sunny spells startingbe pleasant and a degree or so warmer still, high teens widely across england and wales, 22 celsius the highest value here — not quite as warm in the northern isles under that cloud and rain. tuesday will be drier and warmer still, pretty much across the country a pleasant day. and as we head through the middle part of the week, that's when we are likely to see potentially the warmest of the weather. the high pressure really building itself, drifting slowly eastwards. but this weak weather front may well trigger off a few sharp showers into the north yet again. however, the wind direction is driving up this warm air from the south, and it'll stay with us, meaning widely we will see those temperatures perhaps peaking at 21 celsius for glasgow, 2a celsius for birmingham, but highest values possible of 25. take care. this is bbc world news. the headlines: president trump has announced a new plan to fast—track a coronavirus vaccine, to be in use by the end of the year. but experts have war

its russian ally of carrying out what it calls are not full attacks on opposition held areas in northwest syria it says some of the ground an air france of 13 december in march amount to walk crimes documented 18 attacks on facilities medical facilities and schools. the u.k. prime minister has laid out the 1st steps to easing coronavirus long time measures boris johnson announced a new virus alert system and says people be allowed to spend more time outdoors but critics have accused him of sending out mixed messages new coronavirus infections meanwhile creasing in germany just days after the government isso szell restrictions the robert cock institute released a report which concluded germany's over $1000.00 reproduction rate is now above one that means the number of infections is on the rise the u.s. government is facing growing criticism for the lack of a pandemic response strategy but president trump continues to describe his administration's handling of the crisis as a success as of the death toll in the u.s. nears 80000 the governor of the state of new york has announced rick to meas

you may see some towards northwest england, that's not yet guaranteed.ill be some hazy sunshine, and temperatures edging up a bit. where you do get to see some sunshine, temperatures will more widely be heading up into next week. this is bbc world news, the headlines. a former top us vaccine official has warned that america could be facing its darkest winter in decades — unless it develops a better plan to fight coronavirus. rick bright told congress that failing to improve the strategy would result in unprecedented illness and death. the republican chairman of the us senate intelligence committee is stepping down from his role while he's investigated for alleged insider trading. richard burr is accused of using inside information to sell shares before markets plunged over coronavirus concerns. the first known cases of coronavirus have reached the world's largest refugee camp, cox's bazar in bangladesh. the settlements are home to more than 800 thousand rohingyas, who fled persecution in myanmar. doctors have raised concerns about a new inflammatory dise

then add them a lens, anything below one means the virus is declining but the southeast, east, northwestoser to the threshold of one but the northeast and yorkshire with the highest rate of all regions in england. scotland is thought to be in the range of .71 and northern ireland and wales .8 and .9. the northeast isjust ireland and wales .8 and .9. the northeast is just perhaps ireland and wales .8 and .9. the northeast isjust perhaps later than other regions in acquiring the virus and having the epidemic but there may be other factors and we know that this advantage has certainly and hospitalization and disadvantage and hospitalization and disadvantage and in certain populations it seems to have the more severe effect. the scottish government was the first to declare its restrictions would stay in place for the time being. like everywhere there is a struggle to work out exactly how fast the virus is spreading. there may well be the difference is that when we go into smaller geographic areas greater uncertainty there is in making these assessments. moment the advice i haveis assessments

you may see some towards northwest england, that's not yet guaranteed.s edging up a bit. where you do get to see some sunshine, temperatures will more widely be heading up into next week. this is 0utside source on bbc news for viewers in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. in the united states, the chair of the influential senate intelligence committee richard burr steps down while he's investigated for alleged insider trading during the coronavirus pandemic. meanwhile, a former top official turned whistleblower warns congress

opportunity into early next week now seen some showers also from little system coming in from the northwestmething also bear some watching as well into the following weekend some more rain stick it in here as well so several opportunities for late season all rain here. something worth kind of cheering about a little bit robin back to you. >>all right, thank you. dave sounds good. let's check in on the traffic now for our early birds, packing up rolling out heading into san francisco, here's a live look at the bay bridge for you and you can see the traffic is doing just fine with no problems into san francisco up the upper deck, the skyway one oh one to 80. we're looking good with no big trouble spot so come on and while it's nice and quiet over to the richmond sandra fell traffic looks good from 80 to 5.80 off to one on one. it's going to be hot spot free commute for you from the east bay into the north bay and the golden gate, the only bay area bridge that's under a special fog advisory that was issued by chp and yeah we can see why right its debts. it's not like this everywhere this morni

winds will be more north northwest instead of north north north northeast.here we go, i know a lot of folks are back to normal. air-quality reports today, washington post put out an article about air-quality down by 50%, carbon dioxide and nitrogen dioxide responsible for 7 million deaths a year, and the number down about 50% worldwide. there is a point of error there like it 10 to 12 point error, but the point is, that the big jump. if you look at the models or literature it's really impressive. soulfully more people were carpool after this. keep the highways more often, keep the atmosphere clean. i will be back here in a little bit with the forecast for the weekend. >> thank you. >>> more healthcare workers are being shown how they're appreciated during the pandemic. [ sirens ] firefighters, police, deputies from all over and procession today to several hospitals, maki at kaiser permanente, oakland medical center, u.s. csm, a children's hospital, summit medical center in both oakland and berkeley. >> thank you for all you guys have been doing, the sacrific

it ties with the northwest in alaska. remnants sit in the channel. it's only after the war that they begin to reconstruct another suspension bridge. in 1950, the second tacoma narrows bridge is complete. that's the bridge we see in the distance here. the steel bridge that is standing with the steel towers in the distance. textbookhat there is a or a reference book written about bridge into nearing -- bridge engineering that does not include tacoma in the index because of the tacoma narrows bridge. it's impossible for me to imagine that engineering students all over the world have seen the film of galloping gertie's collapse. it is one of those spellbinding moments in engineering history. one of those disasters, those utter failures of design, that is completely captured on film. it is amazing. it is still job dropping to see hugew-dropping to see a endeavor like this. a physical object move with almost, moving out of the parameters of the original design. americaities all over there were cities that were safe havens for gangsters. chicago.f but more

northwest 40. north mount diablo 41 w.ngs are turning as the system moves off with high pressure building it rapidly behind that meaning temperatures are on the way up. around the bay they have cooled off. upper 70s and mid 80s inland. over to sal now with a little bit of good news. is that correctopen and that's good news but we have another problem on a different part of the bay westbound 580 with a car on fire and blazing away on 580 westbound on the richmond bridge. i will show you that the traffic is slow approaching it. the car is fully involved. we just got a picture. it looks like it is involved. i'm surprised any traffic is getting by. the traffic has not hit the toll plaza on the bridge. driving across now it looks all right. pretty soon you will start to see a backup at the bridge toll plaza. 6:32. let's go back to the headlines. >> today, santa clara county opens two new testing sites. allie rasmus tells us about the latest efforts to expand testing. good morning. reporter: two new test site for people who want

it has to do with the low that you see in the pacific northwest. it will bring rain through the pacific northwest, into northern california. for us it is going to bring the cooler air, on the southern edge of that. also, we are bringing in high cloud cover. here's a look at future cast. sunsets these days are at 8:00, so we will have partly cloudy and mostly clear skies for most if not to the entire day. tomorrow morning, a different story. cloud cover as we are joined at 8:00 or is so, take a look at what is happening over northern california. and eureka you see a few scattered showers as we get into the second part of the afternoon, it reaches into places like ukiah. off the coastline, you can see a little bit of blue. lake county, the northern edge of sonoma county, a few sprinkles, drizzles head into the second part of saturday and saturday night. you can see it is not going to be a big deal. 44 degrees and santa rosa. low 50s and concord. we have 48 degrees in berkeley, and for south bay right now, 51 over san jose. your afternoon high for tod

yes, we may feel a bit of rain in the far northwest of scotla nd rain in the far northwest of scotlandeekend and widely it will be very warm at those temperatures into the 20s. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. on the frontline of a covid—19 intensive care ward in london and the doctors who fear a second peak, we've a special report. once the lockdown is relaxed, people of course are going to have more contact with each other, so that's the way this is going to spread. the political fallout continues over the actions on coronavirus lockdown rules of a top aide to british prime minister borisjohnson. as europe looks to relax border restrictions — ahead of the vital tourist season — greece allows domestic travel to its islands. and the girl who cycled 1,200 kilometres across india,

one of our immediate concerns of course is the exploding humanitarian crisis at the moment in northwest syria and that's why we are calling on the u.n. security council to ensure that come july when a crucial u.n. cross border aid mechanism is up for a vote that they ensure that this mechanism is renewed now is not the time for any interruption in timely and sustained aid this aid mechanism has been repeatedly politicized over the past few years and the syrian government and its allies in the security council have been trying to put an end to that mechanism and we are calling on the security council to ensure that it remains intact in addition of course we have called repeatedly on the security council to ensure that there is a semblance of. any mechanism that ensures accountability for these attacks in northwest syria from amnesty international thank you very much for talking to us on al-jazeera. now on to the coronavirus crisis in the u.k. prime minister has laid out the 1st steps to easing measures or is johnson announce a new virus alert system and says people will be allowed to spe

at least 65 people were killed and dozens injured when gunmen stormed 3 villages in northwest nigeria the attack happened near the border with the state of so-called tow on wednesday locals the scribed the gunmen as bandits and said they've been terrorizing community region for several years the number of dead is expected to rise as volunteers continue searching for missing people amid interest says more now from the nigerian capital abuja he says the band that 7 pows the taxes on local communities in northwest nigeria. fear that the number of dead will rise in the coming hours or days simply because of the severity of the injuries sustained by the victims of these the types now in northwestern nigeria these killings have been good and for a very long time particularly in some for a state with been rampant for the last 8 years than over the last 3 years or so we've seen how the violence has spread or has spread across the region so now the genesis of this crisis taught it on a smaller scale conflict of a line between farmers and cattle it is that snowballed into a very very terrible s

most of the showers on saturday will be across the northwest. —— not much rain in the forecast.by the united states and will be the subject of an independent inquiry. latest figures show more than 11,000 people in care homes have died from coronavirus since the beginning of march. the goverment‘s been criticised for not acting fast enough. india and bangladesh have evacuated millions of people from coastal areas — as a powerful cyclone approaches. cyclone amphan is expected to make landfall near the two countries‘ border on wednesday. the airline easyjet says a "highly sophisticated cyber—attack" has affected nine million customers. it said email addresses and travel details had been stolen, and the credit card details of some customers had been accessed. you are watching bbc news now, we can take another look

across the border of operation for northwest area all right i did it in town so you know like minds of millions of civilians in the united nations cannot reach by other means it cannot be substituted it's all right they must be when you. only defeat him by the council will he gets ruction of the spy cooperation and help humanitarian organizations continue there's a lot of big current needs in the problem and. a delay will increase offering and will cost the lives palestinian president mahmoud abbas says palestine will not be bound by agreements with israel and the us because of israel's planning sation of 30 percent of the occupied west bank addressing an emergency meeting of his cabinet august described the u.s. as israel's part in crime and he called for countries that have rejected president donald trump's middle east peace plan to recognize the state of palestine and impose sanctions on israel under trying still israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could begin an exciting palestinian land as soon as july eliminate limited to have it in front of the palestine liberation organiz

and for the northwest of scotland, we could have 100 mm of rain in the coming few days.ure stays close by, so for all, much windier period of weather on friday, as that rain clears, lots of showers rushing through. but those winds do escalate through. but those winds do escalate through the day, morning, really, into the early afternoon. up to gale force in the north and the west. you can see those gusts of wind, but even sos—40s further south, which is very unusual in may, so clearly a concern for that. we will be keeping you updated on that. as a result, even though temperatures are in the high teens and low 20s, it will feel cooler because of that strong wind and rain which willjust continue for the northwest highlands. gradually, through the weekend, the showers will reduce in number, the winds ease in the south, there is a ridge of high pressure returning to southern parts of england and wales, but a very different feeling to weekend, and still that low—pressure to the north into the beginning of the new week as well. still the potential at least for the beacon for

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uniformed division vehicles. 6 p.m., thatre same group began to march southbound on 17th street northwest, continuing towards constitution avenue. at around 7 p.m., a small number were involved in multiple instances of intentional vandalism and destruction of government property. most of that occurred just north of lafayette park in our central boost -- central business district. there were multiple instances of rocks, bottles, and incendiary devices being thrown at law enforcement personnel protecting lafayette park. north of lafayette park, there were windows being shattered and graffiti being sprayed. rioters., riders -- began looting businesses. park,est of lafayette three vehicles were set on fire. set aitators were able to toucture that was attached one of our buildings under construction on fire. there were two other small fires as small businesses. d.c. fire to their immense fire, were quick -- d.c. to their immense credit, quick to extinguish the small fires, as well as many other small fires that were set in trash receptacles and dumpsters. into the morning with our local and fe

through tuesday so there is still some warmth around the cooler air that's still there across the northwest of here temperature only slowly recovering his still a few showers into spain and portugal at this stage but for much of north africa this dry. eyes really terrorists. and trace frank assessments why is it so he says. struggling to cope with the number of coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action really get them behind the curve informed opinions it's going to be much more challenging in a place like ease with there's one that's really here very relieved people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines india done enough to nip the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera. how to get your watching out his or her mind about top stories this hour. 19 people have been killed off the iranian missile fire during a training exercise accidentally struck a pretzel in its own fleet 15 others were injured because iraq had been putting targets out of the water tight. saudi arabia has announced tough new measures aimed at shoring up state finances battered by low oi

well dozens of people have been killed by a gunman in northwest nigeria motorbike shot and killed at least 74 villages as a koto state late on wednesday but the region has been plagued by violence between rival communities over land the fighting forced an estimated 23000 people to flee in april while i'm at address has more from the capital of. there is fear that the number of dead will rise in the coming hours or days simply because of the severity of the injuries sustained by the victims of these attacks now in northwestern nigeria these killings have been going on for a very long time particularly in some for a state with been rampant for the last 80 years and then over the last 3 years or so we're seeing how the violence have spread or has spread across the region now the genesis of this crisis started on a smaller scale conflict of a line between farmers and cattle ideas that snowballed into a very very terrible situation and then added to that mix now over the last 2 or 3 years we've seen house kidnappings kidnapping for ransom as well as. taxes being levied on communities by t

saturday with some showers across scotland, a few showers into northern ireland, 1—2 maybe into northwest of 40 mph. sunny spells across england and wales, and in the sunshine it will still feel pleasantly warm — 17—18 celsius not out of the question. the more significant rain arrives as we go into sunday. for some in the highlands and islands, we could see 50 mm, a couple inches of rain here. and it will be windy with it, too. for northern ireland and eastern scotland, the rain is lighter and patchier, but england and wales the rain is lighter and patchier, but england and wales a degree or so warmer. we could see temperatures peaking at 21 celsius. now that weather front will continue to drift its way north and east, so as we head into monday, it means that the northern isles may well see a pretty disappointing day. but a slow improvement for all with showers across the northwest, but sunny spells starting to come through. and into the afternoon, it will be pleasant and a degree or so warmer still, high teens likely across england and wales, 22 celsius the highest value here — not quite

the attack happened in the northwest border of niger. government says they have been terrorizing communities in the region for several years. the number of dead is expected to rise as volunteers continue searching for missing people. offered a media between china and india following tension over the longest unmarked borders. confrontations between soldiers has seen both sides increase their military presence in the region. we report from new delhi. correspondent: india's army on patrol along the country's border with china. the nuclear armed neighbors dispute a 3,500 thousand kilometer frontier. soldiers clashed in a number of areas around the unofficial border known as the line of actual control. chinese state media say indian troops trespassed on chinese territory and accuse them of trying to build defense facilities. the indian government says it's soldiers remained on -- its soldiers remained on its territory. >> india is increasing its own infra-structure around the area. indian roads have been improved. maybe the chinese think the

takesr c-span cities tour us to the pacific northwest.ly funded by the public ministration, the tacoma narrows bridge is built over the puget sound's towards the end of the era. >> the area we are standing in now is in the southern section of puget sound, which is the washington state and pacific northwest great inland water. when the transcontinental railroad came, there was talk about one day being able to stand puget sound. it was not an undertaking anybody was prepared to do. it's during the depression federal programs, like the building of the coulee dam, there were big projects happening in the pacific northwest. in the mid-1930's there was talk about creating a bridge over puget sound. it would reach from tacoma to the kit sap peninsula. the, narrows rich was opened on the first of july in 1940. after two years of construction. the tacoma narrows is a bit of a wind tunnel. people working on the deck began to notice movement. almost like airplane wing lifts in the bridge. unlike horizontal movement, they began to feel a vertical lif

as our c-span city's tour feature on stories from the great depression takes you to the pacific northwestlly funded by the public works administration, the tacoma narrows bridge is build over the puget sound toward the end of the era. >> the area we're standing in right now is in the southern section of puget sound which is the washington state and pacific northwest great inland water and when the transcontinental railroad came there was talk about one day being able to span puget sound but it wasn't an undertaking anybody was willing to do. during the depression, federal programs like the building of the grand cooley dam and stuff, public works projects happening in the pacific northwest. and in the mid 1930s, there began to be talk about creating a bridge over puget sound to reach from tacoma to the kitsap peninsula. common narrows bridge was opened on the 1st of july in 1940 after two years of construction. the tacoma narrows is also a bit of a wind tunnel. and people working on the deck began to notice movement. and almost like airplane wing lift in the. so unlike just kind of horizon

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either c-span city tour features stories on the great depression take you to the pacific northwest.unded by the public works administration, with that to coma narrows bridge is built towards the end of the era. >> the area we are standing in right now is in the southern section of puget sound, which is the washington state and pacific northwest great inland water. when the transcontinental railroad came, there was talk about one day being able to stand puget sound. it really wasn't an undertaking anybody was prepared to do. during the depression, federal programs like the building of the coolly dam and stuff, there were a big job creating public works projects happening the pacific northwest. in the mid 19 thirties there would be talk about creating a bridge over puget sound. a reach from took home to the kid sap peninsula. bridge was open on the 1st of july in 1940. after two years of construction. the tacoma narrows is also a bit of a wind tunnel and people working on the deck began to north movement. almost like airplane wing lifts in the bridge so unlike just kind of horizontal

so northwest breeze, you can see how it is retreating. it holds on around half moon bay.nt towards clearing taking place but i eased into a warm up today. there are 50s, mostly cloudy over san jose. the city is starting to see clearing, 54, 63, and the average is 64 and 51. the record low was a long time ago, 43 in 1899. i did see 51 at golden gate park this morning. 50s on the temperatures for about everyone. they are starting to warm up for everyone. the low cloud deck will eventually start to retreat. it will take another day or two because there is a low that will drop to the north and that will keep things in check until saturday. then the temperatures will be on the way up. today they go up to 60s and mid-70s. a slight cool down friday and then all systems go for a warm up going into the all important holiday weekend. >> thank you. >>> it is 8:52. following one woman's journey to following love and becoming a will talk live at the making oa new series coming to ktvu. >>> first, what fran's mayor, london breed is doing to bring summer activities to children. z3w63z z

here in 2016, a according to unicef, ovr 800,000 children have been out of school in cameroon's northwestnd southwest. this year, on febrbruary 1 1 whe the world was celebrating love, 15 children were massacred in cameroon's northwest region. >> this man has made it a duty to protect vulnerable childrene. a local ngo named after his father. here at the foundation's office, he takes care of 41 boys, some as yououng ass 11. all of them caught in violent clashes, lost relatives, and got displaced due to theheonflict. ththey havave taken them in and provide for their needs. >> there is an ongoing cononflit involving two parties, twowo warring camps, and the challenges are regrettable, they are extrtraordinary. that is why i responded to the call. reporter: the children know exactly how the conflict is. >> [inaudible] reporter: there are far too many stories like this here. he is a trained counselor, so he is using his skills to bring hearing. it is believed that at least 150,000 children have been displaced. this increases t their trauma ad makes them more vulnerable to exploitatition. >> the

a little bit more cloud in the far northwest of scotland.er temperatures still across england and wales more towards whales, the west country and the west midlands. one area of high pressure a cross the west midlands. one area of high pressure across scandinavia weekends we've got another area of high pressure moving in from the atlantic. what that does is essentially keeps the dry weather going into tuesday. but we may see a little bit more cloud in the northern aisles and the northwest of scotland. a dry day, sunshine pretty much everywhere. and those temperatures still above average on the whole. the higher numbers, 26, 207 the whole. the higher numbers, 26, 20 7 degrees across other parts of england and wales. the position of this next area of high pressure is going to be crucial. because it may be just sitting to the west of the uk put up an area of low pressure as can be heading toward scandinavia and the outlook. if we look at the gent stream and the hermas the jet strea m gent stream and the hermas the jet stream is going to be divin

he charters the northwest ordinance. 1787. and states very clearly there will be public education. there will be complete a complete freedom of religion and there will be an attitude toward the native americans that is fundamentally respectful and descent. and there will be no slavery. now remember there was slaves in every one of the original 13 colonies still we had 150 slaves over here in the slave quarters. at second it be that way and zero how they determined. and that was due primarily if not to say in heart -- in full the polymath they knew a lot about everything. they were interested in everything. and they were a dr. of law and medicine. all three and practiced all three. he was probably i would say almost certainly the leading american of his day. he was an astronomer. he was interested in everything. and he believed in the importance the love of learning like very few americans have come to know or read about. he never lived here. have too much going on back home in hamilton massachusetts. or so there in very superb conditions. and, his son came out here. with his wife a

northwest rees, diablo near mount panama. it's a westerly component. 48, ukiah, same for crescent city. pretty mild santa barbara and monterey. 62 scottsdale arizona, and a warm 72 degrees. high pressure winds out today, and that half on saturday. then a really strong mid-may system is going to move in. it will be a slow mover as it moves in late saturday, sunday all day sunday. then on monday, we get the cold air, that will trigger some thunderstorm activity. i do think around marin county, up to the russian river and inch and a half to two inches. by the time we get to tuesday. today, they bump up. warning fog, then son warming up. clouding up late saturday even sunday rain. even on monday, wind, rain, thunderstorms. showers linger on tuesday, and then it looks better after that. >>> >> thank you steve. 4:21, speaking of a weekend, star-studded celebration in honor of the class of 2020, up next we have details on the national graduation ceremony event that is happening, this weekend. >>> nascar driver ryan making his comeba

they're going to shift out of the northwest the perfect offshore flow pattern that's going to help our temperatures warm up starting tomorrow temperatures as you head out the door cooling down into the 60's along the bay area coast and even along the east bay shoreline with low to mid and upper 70's as you make your way in rent and overnight lows tonight very similar to last night cooling down into the upper 40's to low 50's. but tomorrow's daytime highs 8 to 15 degrees above average so already starting to warming trend tomorrow, widespread 70's and 80's. but the peak of this new you rape won't actually arrive until friday. that's where we could see widespread 70's and 80's along the coast and our bally's in the 80's or 90's so 10 to nearly 20 degrees above average and we're going to break any records. it is certainly going to be on friday. so just keep that in mind little change saturday, some coastal cooling by saturday but really for everyone by sunday and then could even see some rain starting monday night through tuesday returning to the bay area little bit too far out itself just

it will be rain for the far northwest california.s far as we are concerned this will bring us into late afternoon where we see showers finally arrive from the south at mendocino county. let's take a look and slow this down and watch the progression through the day. if you are getting rain most likely it is around ukiah, willett and mendocino county. after the early evening you can see these green flashes showing up at sonoma. it is doubtful but looks like it is possible you could get light rain but that would be less than 1/100 of an inch of rain and that would come into the second half of the day. under the higher clouds at your daytime highs are low 70s in the south bay with san jose at 72 and palo alto at 71. we topped out at 71 in concord and 72 in livermore. san leandro at 67 and 65 for berkeley. petaluma at 67 with the far north bay at low 70s with a chance of sprinkles. in your 7-day forecast we have a warm up toward the late part of next week. these daytime highs will be climbing into the upper 80s. in other words, today's th