and that brought rain in the northwest of scotland.ading away. the next weather system will be hanging out in the atlantic and we will be dominated by high pressure that stretches down from scandinavia. another cold start of frost across parts of england and wales and eastern parts of scotland. a bit milder for northwest scotland and northern ireland where we have more of a breeze and some cloud for a while. sunny start for many, any mist and fog soon lifting, some patchy cloud will bubble up here and there but i think it will be a sunnier day on saturday through the midlands and eastern parts of england. for much of the country, temperatures will be a degree or two higher than they were doing yesterday, making 1a to 15 degrees a little bit more widely. into the evening and overnight, those temperatures will fall away quickly as the sky starts to clear, except in northern ireland and western scotland where the weather fronts in the atlantic are moving in here to bring patchy rain and they keep the temperatures up. otherwise, patchy fro

and the supreme court held in dorn 887 northwest 26, and 810 northwest 2nd 303, assault only requires proof that the defendant intended to do the physical act of committing a battery without proof he meant to or would violate the law and cause a particular result. in order the state doesn't need to show that the defendant had an intent to cause bodily harm, we there for that the request the court add the following two sentences for definition of assault. the intention infliction of bodily harm requires proof na the defendant intentionally applied course to another person without that person's consent and results in bodily harm. it does not that the defendant caused bodily harm or knew his actions would cause bodily harm and that is from dorn and-- >> before you go on, i just wanted to clarify the state's position regarding in the definitional section and the court defines assault as either a harm, intentional infliction of bodily harm or intend to clear fear of bodily harm. is it the state's preference that i-- >> i believe the court's definition of assault should not be included, ass

this rain hasjust been hanging around, though, in the northwest for a few days in actualfact, lowering uk, but the rains not really making much progress at all. indeed, many places still dry on monday. could be quite a cloudy, misty start for eastern parts of england before the cloud breaks up. we'll see some sunshine for a while, but again, some patchy cloud will develop here and there, leading to some sunny spells. the rain just hangs around towards the northwest of scotland, not far away from western parts of northern ireland. bit warmer in scotland, those temperatures continuing to rise in england and wales — 16 or 17 degrees here. now, this rain is going to try to push into the uk during tuesday and into wednesday, but high pressure is going to be building across it, so there won't be very much rain at all. we've got some patchy rain heading southwards across scotland, northern ireland, maybe into the northwest of england, but it really is just dying out all the time. could be one or two showers further south, but it's on the whole a dry day. still quite warm across parts of engla

so this effectively stopped the native american and the american settlers confrontations in the northwest territory opening the area up for settlement. so after the american revolution and the signing of the treaty of paris in 1783, the united states had gained its sovereignty in lands from great britain what we're standing in now was the northwest territory or the mommy river valley and this is what the americans actually gained from the treaty of paris. unfortunately, however, the native americans who had been living in this land we're not the negotiations and they'd been here farming hunting fishing for hundreds of years. when you have people who are moving into what you believe is your land, you're bound to have problems with what you see as invaders into your homeland now during this point in time. we do have treaties that are taking place through the ohio river and up coming towards where we're standing right now, but these treaties were never properly enforced nor were they really ever properly negotiated? and so you are going to start to also have native americans who are not view

so thickening cloud for parts of northern ireland and northwest scotland first thing.t of the sunshine of the day. although, actually, after that cloudy start, northern ireland and a good part of scotland should brighten up a little with some afternoon spells of sunshine. those temperatures, 11 to 15 degrees. it should feel a little bit less chilly at this stage for those north sea coasts of england. now, through saturday night and into sunday, we see frontal systems still wriggling around to the northwest of the uk. if anything, the veil of cloud associated with those weather fronts will move a little further southeastwards, so sunday could be a cloudier day for some western parts of england and wales, certainly more cloud into northern ireland and scotland, with some rain into the far northwest. best of the sunshine further south and east and temperatures between 10 and 15 degrees. now, we will see some rain at times in northwestern areas to start next week, but high pressure will build its way back in, so that means plenty of dry weather to come with some spells of

further northwest a bit more cloud around and across the far northwest of the uk through sunday therethis is bbc news. i'm mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden confirms all us military forces will be withdrawn from afghanistan by september 11th, saying it is time to end the war. we went to afghanistan because of a horrific attack that happened 20 years ago. that cannot explain why we should remain there in 2021. a police officer is to face manslaughter charges, over the fatal shooting of a black man, daunte wright in minneapolis. the noes have it. british mps reject opposition calls for a parliamentary inquiry into the former prime minister david cameron's attempts to gain government contracts for a business which has collapsed.

overnight, any rain in the northwest of scotland will fade away.and northern ireland. the sunshine may turn a bit hazy. for many parts of the uk, it's going to be dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine and light winds, too. and temperatures may be peaking at 1a—15 celsius again, and that's near—normal for this time of year. as we head into the second half of the weekend, we start to see these weather fronts pushing further into the uk from off the atlantic — that means more cloud for scotland and northern ireland on sunday, and perhaps some patchy light rain in the northwest of scotland, western parts of northern ireland. some of the cloud could push into england and wales. it looks dry here, though, the sunnier skies towards eastern parts of england and through the midlands. and temperatures will be higher here — so those temperatures are finally rising as we lose the breeze from off the north sea, 15—16 celsius. as we head into next week, there's a lot of dry weather still, and it should be turning in most areas a little bit warmer, as well. th

so thickening cloud for parts of northern ireland and northwest scotland first thing.england and wales. that's where we'll see a touch of frost. and the best of the sunshine of the day. although, actually, after that cloudy start, northern ireland and a good part of scotland should brighten up a little with some afternoon spells of sunshine. those temperatures, 11 to 15 degrees. it should feel a little bit less chilly at this stage for those north sea coasts of england. now, through saturday night and into sunday, we see frontal systems still wriggling around to the northwest of the uk. if anything, the veil of cloud associated with those weather fronts will move a little further southeastwards, so sunday could be a cloudier day for some western parts of england and wales, certainly more cloud into northern ireland and scotland, with some rain into the far northwest. best of the sunshine further south and east and temperatures between ten and 15 degrees. now, we will see some rain at times in northwestern areas to start next week, but high pressure will build its way b

further northwest a bit more cloud around and across the far northwest of the uk through sunday thereonfirmed that the us will begin its final military withdrawal from afghanistan next month. mr biden said his goal was for the pull—out to be completed by the twentieth anniversary of the september eleventh terror attacks. mr biden said it was time to end america's longest war. a white us policewoman is to face manslaughter charges, over the fatal shooting of black man, daunte wright in minneapolis. saying she had meant to draw her taser not her handgun. us climate envoyjohn kerry is in beijing for new targets on cutting greenhouse gases. the united states wants china to stop building coal—fired power stations and also to stop coal ventures abroad. china says it will negotiate. now on bbc news... it's hardtalk.

so thickening cloud for parts of northern ireland and northwest scotland first thing.y, after that cloudy start, northern ireland and a good part of scotland should brighten up a little with some afternoon spells of sunshine. those temperatures, 11 to 15 degrees. it should feel a little bit less chilly at this stage for those north sea coasts of england. now, through saturday night and into sunday, we see frontal systems still wriggling around to the northwest of the uk. if anything, the veil of cloud associated with those weather fronts will move a little further southeastwards, so sunday could be a cloudier day for some western parts of england and wales, certainly more cloud into northern ireland and scotland, with some rain into the far northwest. best of the sunshine further south and east and temperatures between 10 and 15 degrees. now, we will see some rain at times in northwestern areas to start next week, but high pressure will build its way back in, so that means plenty of dry weather to come with some spells of sunshine. this is bbc world news, the headlines

further northwest a bit more cloud around and across the far northwest of the uk through sunday therethe headlines. presidentjoe biden has confirmed that the us will begin its final military withdrawal from afghanistan next month. mr biden said his goal was for the pull—out to be completed by the twentieth anniversary of the september eleventh terror attacks. us prosecuters say a white police officer who shot dead a black motorist in minnesota is to be charged with second—degree manslaughter. kim potter says she shot daunte wright accidentally, after mistaking her gun for her taser. denmark has stopped giving the 0xford—astrazeneca covid vaccine amid concerns about rare cases of blood clots, the first european country to do so fully. the jailed american financier, bernie madoff — who became a symbol of wall street excess — has died in prison. madoff had been serving a one—hundred—and—fifty year sentence for running the largest known ponzi scheme in us history.

this rain hasjust been hanging around, though, in the northwest for a few days in actualfact, lowering at all. indeed, many places still dry on monday. could be quite a cloudy, misty start for eastern parts of england before the cloud breaks up. we'll see some sunshine for a while, but again, some patchy cloud will develop here and there, leading to some sunny spells. the rain just hangs around towards the northwest of scotland, not far away from western parts of northern ireland. bit warmer in scotland, those temperatures continuing to rise in england and wales — 16 or 17 degrees here. now, this rain is going to try to push into the uk during tuesday and into wednesday, but high pressure is going to be building across it, so there won't be very much rain at all. we've got some patchy rain heading southwards across scotland, northern ireland, maybe into the northwest of england, but it really is just dying out all the time. could be one or two showers further south, but it's on the whole a dry day. still quite warm across parts of england and wales, turning a bit cooler in scotland and

overnight, any rain in the northwest of scotland will fade away.many parts of the uk, it's going to be dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine and light winds, too. and temperatures may be peaking at 111—15 celsius again, and that's near—normal for this time of year. as we head into the second half of the weekend, we start to see these weather fronts pushing further into the uk from off the atlantic — that means more cloud for scotland and northern ireland on sunday, and perhaps some patchy light rain in the northwest of scotland, western parts of northern ireland. some of the cloud could push into england and wales. it looks dry here, though, the sunnier skies towards eastern parts of england and through the midlands. and temperatures will be higher here — so those temperatures are finally rising as we lose the breeze from off the north sea, 15—16 celsius. as we head into next week, there's a lot of dry weather still, and it should be turning in most areas a little bit warmer, as well. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. a critical

and that brought rain in the northwest of scotland.gh pressure that stretches down from scandinavia. another cold start of frost across parts of england and wales and eastern parts of scotland. a bit milder for northwest scotland and northern ireland where we have more of a breeze and sun—cloud for a while. sunny start for many, any mist and fog soon lifting, some patchy cloud will bubble up here and there but i think it will be a sunnier day on saturday through the midlands and eastern parts of england. for much of the country, temperatures will be a degree or two higher than they were doing yesterday, making 14 to 15 degrees a little bit more widely. into the evening and overnight, those temperatures will fall away quickly as the sky starts to clear, except in northern ireland and western scotland where the weather fronts in the atlantic are moving in here to bring patchy rain and they keep the temperatures up. 0therwise, patchy frost but not as cold as it has been during recent mornings. that weather front hanging around out in the

the supreme court held that 887 [inaudible] and 810 northwest second 303 assault only requires proof that the defendant intended to do the physical act of committing battery and without proof that he meant to order new he was violating the law. in other words the state doesn't need to show that the defendant had an intent to cause bodily harm and we therefore requested that the court clarified the coe definition of assault by adding the following sentences to the definition. i will read them for the record. the intentional infliction requires proof that the defendant intentionally applied force to another person without that person's consent and resulted in bodily harm it doesn't require proof the defendant intended to cause bodily harm or knew that the actions would cause bodily harm and that language is drawn largely from the supreme court's decision. >> before you go, i just want to clarify the states position regarding in the definition section the court defined assault as either harm, intentional infliction of bodily harm or fear of imminent bodily harm. is it the states prefere

if anything the northwest of the uk.and 15 degrees. next week but high pressure will build its way back in. that means plenty of dry weather to come with some spells of sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden calls new sanctions on russia a proportionate and measured response to alleged russian interference in us elections and cyberattacks. the former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin invokes his constitutional right not to testify — on the final day of evidence at his trial. you understand that you have a fifth amendment privilege to remain silent? do you understand that? yes. buckingham palace sets out the plans for prince philip's funeral, including the list of those who'll attend the service. we meetjimmy lai — the hong kong billionaire risking it all by speaking out.

this rain hasjust been hanging around, though, in the northwest for a few days in actualfact, lowering many places still dry on monday. could be quite a cloudy, misty start for eastern parts of england before the cloud breaks up. we'll see some sunshine for a while, but again, some patchy cloud will develop here and there, leading to some sunny spells. the rain just hangs around towards the northwest of scotland, not far away from western parts of northern ireland. bit warmer in scotland, those temperatures continuing to rise in england and wales — 16 or 17 degrees here. now, this rain is going to try to push into the uk during tuesday and into wednesday, but high pressure is going to be building across it, so there won't be very much rain at all. we've got some patchy rain heading southwards across scotland, northern ireland, maybe into the northwest of england, but it really is just dying out all the time. could be one or two showers further south, but it's on the whole a dry day. still quite warm across parts of england and wales, turning a bit cooler in scotland and northern irelan

will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to

on sunday, a little more cloudy, even some spitz and spots of rain in the far northwest. tomorrow's funeral for the duke of edinburgh is likely to be an "anguished moment" for the queen. as family members viewed the many flowers left in tribute to her husband, the archbishop said the queen would face the service as a monarch and a grieving widow. she's the queen. she will behave with the extraordinary dignity and extraordinary courage that she always does. we'll be looking at how the royal family will have to grieve, like so many others this last year, bound by the covid restrictions. also on the programme... there is more money in this than there is in all the other parts of our business put together. the actress helen mccrory, known for her roles in peaky blinders and the harry potter films, has died of cancer at the age of 52.

the breeze will pick up in the northwest, it's a southerly breeze.o the beginning of next week ,those weather fronts are still on the scene, they are moving very slowly into the uk. but again mainly affecting scotland and northern ireland, more cloud here. maybe some rain more widely but no great amount of rain. the winds are light in england and wales where it still dry, we've got the sunny skies towards the southeast once again where we are seeing the highest temperatures of 16, maybe even 17 degrees. that band of cloud and rain is going to move its way southwards very slowly. it's moving very slowly because there really aren't many isobars, no wind to push it. and it's weakening at the same time because you've got high—pressure building across that weather front. there is going to be less and less rain moving southward on tuesday. it only really going to be a bit damp over the hills of northwest england and wales. still dry but some sunshine in the southeast. that's where we got the highest temperatures. and it's drying up across scotland and nort

further northwest a bit more cloud around and across the far northwest of the uk through sunday therees, over the fatal shooting of black man, daunte wright in minneapolis. the world�*s two biggest polluters talk climate change — us envoyjohn kerry is hoping to persuade china to agree new targets on cutting emissions. the noes have it. british mps reject opposition calls for a parliamentary inquiry into the former prime minister david cameron�*s attempts to gain government contracts for a business

we will take a look in this northwest direction. we turn around this way, they did not effectively clear. >> sean: if you need a break, we understand. if you need a break, tell us. >> i've got it. you still have a ballpark at about 200 demonstrators. they are upwind of where the gas was deployed so they didn't scatter. a lot of the demonstrators in this direction and scattered. >> sean: mike, why don't we give you a break. we are going to give you a break and we'll go back to mike in a moment and get his take. i think we have joining us now newt gingrich. we had a model for other topics but i want to get his reaction on what's unfolding. we have a problem, mr. speaker, around the country. in-year-old state of georgia, in virginia new mexico, minneapolis, los angeles. we have been watching what i have been all last summer and now we see what's unfolding here tonight. get your reaction and how to best solve these problems. one other things that shocked me over the summer was the utter denial of the news media. joe biden never mentione

after that candy northwest passage which has the pacific northwest with polar bears and sea lines. then came teton track with walls and grizzly bears. most recently, came the zambezi river hippo camp. a transport you to the zambezi river in africa to see hippos and crocodiles so we really take pride in being able to see wildlife all around the world right here in memphis. >> the memphis zoo is also a world leader in research and conservation. >> research and comfort -- conservation is at the core of what we do. while we have been involved in many projects over the year, there are two that come to mind that really of -- the hallmark of what we do. it is the louisiana pine snake. these are animals that work very close to extension in the wild and our scientists figured out a way to reproduce these animals in captivity. and then repopulate the wild with the offspring and now, we have verified with dna that those animals that we literally have repopulated the wild with our reproducing that to me as one of the most exciting things we have ever done. the memphis zoo is one of the world's

here is a look at the activity in the pacific northwest. we will get a piece of that tomorrow in the form of an old fashioned cold front. here is walnut creek. 48 san francisco, it's 50 in morgan hill. low clouds, midlevel clouds and we have high clouds today. 48 in santa rose a49napa and that fog not bad up in the north bay. 50 in concord, finally the roof camera where we are going to see a lot of cloud cover and most of the bay area today. partly sunny at times, otherwise you will notice the big drop in temperatures just mid-60s's inland. mid50's at the shoreline and we will talk about the rain in tomorrow coming up. >>> now to the race to vaccinate the pause on the johnson and johnson vaccine has been lifted. health officials say the shot can be given as soon as this morning. we have team coverage on the decision from the abc7 news vaccine team. we are focusing on the impact in the bay area. we will start with abc7 news kate larson who spoke to a voting member of the cdc committee. >> the cdc and fda say the single shot vaccine must now

the further northwest you are the clearest the skies will be.ee some of the highest temperatures again a little cooler than that across central and eastern areas of england. if anything, those temperatures down a little bit compared with wednesday's. for the end of the week, high pressure is still with us and that means another fine, frosty start to the day. plenty of sunshine, a little bit of cloud bubbling up as we head into the afternoon. towards the north—west, you might find a little bit of slightly thicker cloud beginning to make inroads, but most of that's going to be quite high. just making the sunshine a little on the hazy side. so for many of us, after a cold start to the day. a bit of cloud but essentially a fine day. for the weekend prospects, weather fronts are going to get pretty close to the northwest of the country. across most of england and wales were looking at this fine spell of weather to continue. probably of the two days, saturday looks like being the sunniest, but sunday is still not bad. further north—west, a bit more cl

we got a typhoon tracking to the northwest of the philippines.ds of almost 150-miles-per-hour. as that storm weakens and transitions, the upper air pattern latitude, it may begin to change the jet stream enough that five to seven days from now, it's possible pattern shift may involve a little rain. not around the bay area just yet. but possibly to our north. our weekend ends on a summer-like note. next weekend could see a few showers. this could be a significant shift, at least for the pacific northwest. in the meantime, enjoy summer in san francisco. the valleys averaging 80s to near 90 inland and then we turn cooler. the sea breeze returns mid-week and then bigger changes. >> thanks a lot. anthony joins us for sports. they're trying to make it five in a row. >> yeah. the bigger concern, the injuries and i say might, keep steph curry out of the game. stick around. >>> welcome back. the warriors' four-game winning streak comes to an end after an epic shoot-out in boston. we'll begin with a scary moment in the fourth quarter. juan toscano-anderson

away from the northwest of scotland where we have some cloud and rain here.rts of scotland. pollen levels will be high, mind you. lots of sunshine for many parts of the country, it'll be a dry day, breezy towards the northwest, temperatures peaking at around 14—15 c in the sunshine. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. a critical moment in the trial over the death of george floyd — murder accused derek chauvin waives his right to testify. you understand that you have a fifth amendment privilege to remain silent. do you understand that? yes. both the defence and the prosecution have now finished presenting their cases in one of the most watched trial�*s in america — closing arguments will take place on monday. the us expels ten russian diplomats and announces new sanctions to deter what it says is moscow's harmful foreign activities. our objective here is not to escalate, our objective here is to impose costs for what we

this rain hasjust been hanging around, though, in the northwest for a few days in actualfact, loweringer in scotland, those temperatures continuing to rise in england and wales — 16 or 17 degrees here. now, this rain is going to try to push into the uk during tuesday and into wednesday, but high pressure is going to be building across it, so there won't be very much rain at all. we've got some patchy rain heading southwards across scotland, northern ireland, maybe into the northwest of england, but it really is just dying out all the time. could be one or two showers further south, but it's on the whole a dry day. still quite warm across parts of england and wales, turning a bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland. and once that rain just tends to fade away as high pressure builds in, we start to draw in cooler air from the north as we head towards wednesday. we start the week, though, with something a little bit warmer for many parts of the country, and then by the middle part of the week, it does get cooler from the north. but it's been a very dry month and the dry theme is set t

and that brought rain in the northwest of scotland.—cloud for a while. sunny start for many, any mist and fog soon lifting, some patchy cloud will bubble up here and there but i think it will be a sunnier day on saturday through the midlands and eastern parts of england. for much of the country, temperatures will be a degree or two higher than they were doing yesterday, making 1a to 15 degrees a little bit more widely. into the evening and overnight, those temperatures will fall away quickly as the sky starts to clear, except in northern ireland and western scotland where the weather fronts in the atlantic are moving in here to bring patchy rain and they keep the temperature is up. and they keep the temperatures up. otherwise, patchy frost but not as cold as it has been during recent mornings. that weather front hanging around out in the northwest and bringing a bit of a change in the weather for some spots of scotland and northern ireland. for england and wales, it remains fine and dry. it looks like it'll be cloudy with patchy and li

northwest wind at 15. the fog we're seeing at san francisco or the coast west of san francisco keeping temperatures down there briefly near 70 around lunchtime. cooling into the low 60s. looks more like mid-50s. near 90 inland around concord. as we head through tomorrow, expect some changes courtesy of that sea breeze. the areas of red showing up this time tomorrow. stronger sea breeze leading to temperatures coming down. it could be some april showers coming back towards tend of the week. we'll have a closer look in about ten minutes. >> that sounds good. even when we're not on the air, make sure to follow him on twitter. his handle is -- >>> police are looking for a former detective who shot and killed three people. it happened late this morning at an apartment complex in austin. investigators believe this is not a random shoot and the gunman knew the victim. police have not said how they know each other. police are warning people who live in the area to stay home, the interim police chief is concerned t

and eventually into northwest scotland, we're going to see more in the way of cloud. the breaks, particularly in rural areas, we could see a touch of light frost. but the emphasis for the sunshine on easter sunday in a different place than the last couple of days across england and wales. in particular eastern england will see some sunshine and, as a consequence, some warmth as well. by contrast, though, into the far northwest of scotland, our front arrives, bringing some rain, strengthening winds and a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather behind it. now, that front sinks south. and by easter monday, it's a change for all. it is going to be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers, but it's going to be windy, cold arctic air. the showers will be sleet and snow. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: the former crown prince ofjordan says he's been placed under house arrest as part of a crackdown on government critics. in a video passed to the bbc, prince hamzah denies any wrongdoing. i am not the person responsible for the breakdown

now, wednesday evening, we start to see a real change in the northwest here.eans that by early on thursday morning, we're generally frost—free. the weather has changed by then. no longer do we have the arctic winds from the north. and the reason for it is this weatherfront, which is sweeping to the north of us. you can see the wind arrows here blowing out of the southwest, so some outbreaks of rain and fairly cloudy weather across, broadly, the northwest of the uk on thursday. there's some sunshine and you'll definitely notice milder conditions in the south of the uk — temperatures of around 11 degrees, for example, in birmingham and in london. now, this slightly milder weather will only be temporary, because once this weather front clears through, we open up the doors to another blast, a resurgence, of colder air from the arctic. so, yes, it temporarily turns a little bit milder through thursday and friday, and then come the weekend, it looks as though it's going to turn a bit colder again. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the us hasjoined indir

in response to all this, the redneck revolt has spread to the pacific northwest, too. that's right.s guy's a good guy? well, wait a minute. that wu tang hat is a good sign. i am heading to meet the seattle-area chapter called the puget sound john brown gun club, in the backgrounds, doing their thing. >> today, on "united shades of america," this is happening. lucky for my already-ringing ears, they are taking a break from the shooting which gives me an opportunity to pull aside members. >> so what made you decide to -- to want to join up? >> i grew up in a really rural area and that's kind of part of my identity. >> yeah. >> you know, it's sort of always been a hard thing to find a place in the left because, tends to be the thing of, like, either you are against guns or you're against gays and black people. >> humanity. you are either against -- >> yeah. so like that's sort of the -- the tradeoff. >> yeah. >> i think this organization felt like a place that matched my politics, and my history. >> okay. because like, you know, john brown gun club. john brown certainly was not right w

notice the winds coming out of the northwest and they are fairly light right now.er san francisco as we look from the

temperatures in the northwest of the country fell to —19 c.argest city, hit by cyclone eloise, the second of three consecutive cyclones to impact the country in recent months. elsewhere in east africa, swarms of locusts are back with fears above average rainfall in late 20 20s rainy season has produced good breeding conditions for the insects once again. to the wind now, and the chinese capital, beijing, in march, covered in thick dust in what the weather bureau called the worst sandstorm in a decade, leading to a spike in air pollution with levels in some areas hitting 160 times the recommended limit. caught in a tornado — the terrifying moment these people drive into a storm in alabama in march. they escape ok as parts of the usa are hit by several rounds of severe storms bringing significant damage and destruction. oh, my god! and could the most expensive gust of wind in history be responsible for this? a container ship blown off course and blocking the suez canal in march. 12% of global trade is supposed to pass through here every day. now

the wind northwest at 15 miles an hour. tomorrow, by the way, temperatures warmer, back into the 60s. walnut creek 65. look at that wind southwest at 20 miles an hour. so a cool, blustery evening. we're seeing more of it too. northwest wind at 20. even with the sunshine, you see these beautiful pictures focussed behind me. it is jacket weather out there behind me. numbers dropping to the 50s. low 50s by 8:00 tonight around san jose before the low clouds start to fill in once again. here we go. it is the copy and paste forecast. patchy low clouds. mostly in the mid-40s bay side. but a bit of a change for tomorrow afternoon. more like the weather we had yesterday with more 70s out there. the sea breeze won't be quite as strong. this trend will carry through the weekend. we should see numbers close to the mid-70s up towards con card and walnut creek. 76 in santa rosa. sonoma probably the warmest place around the bay area tomorrow. notice how the coast and san francisco continue to stay relatively cool as those winds will stay

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and importantly for our purposes, the cherokees were there in northwest georgia. georgia couldn't get rid of them because the constitution vests the treaty power in the federal government. only the federal government can negotiate treaties with tribes. the constitution also vested the war-making power in the federal government, so georgia couldn't constitutionally kick them out. but they got a promise out of the federal government that they would take care of it. i'll show you where these lands were. these are the views and we're about to chak perspective. kevin mentioned the treat of hopewell. it used to be the cherokee included kentucky and all the rest. niece are successive treaties at hopewell, that's the peace treaty between cherokee and the united states at the end of the revolution, the kentucky lands are given up and then we have another treaty. so, by the time our story of the 1820s and '30s where we're headed, we're headed down to the circle at the bottom. this is the cherokee perspective. here's georgia's perspective by the time we get to 1830. creeks w

there's a report of a 4.0 earthquake just about 45 miles northwest of cloverdale this morning. what a way to wake up, cierra. >> and i'm cierra johnson in for marcus washington. we'll go to meteorologist kari hall with the breakdown of exactly what's happening. >> yes, we are going to continue to monitor that. we look at what's going on across the rest of the bay area waking up to a hopefully quiet morning as we see our temperatures starting out in the low 50s. a few clo will continue to clear out as we go into today. we've had these cloudy mornings but sunny afternoons, and our temperatures today will be cooler, as a result of a stronger ocean breeze picking up, and temperatures today heading into the upper 60s. we'll talk about weekend rain chances. >>> mike, what is the breaking traffic alert you have?e have a trying to lefolks, we'll give you the typical bay bridge map and zoom in toward the peninsula side and getting out of the city is a big problem right now because of police activity, which is blocking all but just your far left lane getting out of the city. your right l