this stopped the native american, and the american settlers confrontations in the northwest territories. opening the area of four settlement. after the american revolution and a signing of a treating of paris in 1783, the i-states had gained a sovereignty from great britain. what we are standing in now, was the northwest territory and this is what the americas actually gained from the treaty of paris. unfortunately however, the native americans who had been living in this land were not in the negotiations. and they had been here farming, hunting, fishing for hundreds of years. when you have people who are moving into what you believe is your land, you are bound to have problems with what you see as invaders into your homeland. during this point in time, we do have treaties that are taking place through the ohio river and coming up towards where we are standing right now. the treaties were never properly enforced. nor were they ever properly negotiated. you are going to start to also have native americans who are not viewing the americans as just or really this bargaining appropriately.

goad the northwest of england? good afternoon- _ the northwest of england? good afternoon.gland? good afternoon. we are _ the northwest of england? good afternoon. we are very - the northwest of england? (emf. afternoon. we are very concerned. we are seeing a rapid increase in case rates in bolton and blackburn. we have also seen a tremendous response from the community in terms of getting tested and getting vaccinated, and we are not seeing case rates in any increase in hospital admissions or more severe disease. we are concerned but we are managing it very actively. that disease. we are concerned but we are managing it very actively.— managing it very actively. that is interesting _ managing it very actively. that is interesting because _ managing it very actively. that is interesting because i _ managing it very actively. that is interesting because i was - managing it very actively. that is interesting because i was going i managing it very actively. that is| interesting because i was going to ask you about the correlation between the numbers infected and those in hospi

these are northwest winds. in the golden gate bridge so far, i've got a handheld anemometer with me and about an hour go ahead of 48-mile-per- hour wind gust. the bridge is making that weird humming noise. you only need about 30 miles an hour to do that. but because it is coming from the northwest, it will do unique things and hit parts of the bay area stronger than others. you can see it on the forecast map area watch what happens as the northwest winds come into the coast. they get funneled through any openings in the coast range like the san bruno gap. we've already had a gust near 60 at sfo. so san bruno, mill rate, burlingame, you will all fear that's a little stronger than everybody else. but we will not focus on just that one area, this wind advisory covers a broad area of the bay area. paul heggen has a lot more on that, tracking the big picture read paul come over to you. included in this wind advisory. just a few locations are excluded. this continues until 5:00 a.m. on thursday. it will still be bree

. >> it is the northwest winds coming down along the coast and for the 5:00 it was live out on the bluff and i had a 48 mile- per-hour gust and a little too strong to stand there so we came back up here at at least now hopefully you can hear me a little better. the bridge is making that weird humming noise and usually you just need about a 30 mile-per- hour gust for that to happen but the stronger gusts that we have seen at sfo they have been close to 60 at the airport and there is a reason for that with the wind coming in from the northwest and i can show you on the weather computer they tend to funnel througn brungap and they really n r you're out in burlingaor especially at sfo, the wind there is magnified because they funnel through that gap under this particular kind of wind event and especially strong northwest wind and all of es events have slightly different characteristics to them and this one behaves that way. so if you are in san bruno, it will be a little stronger for you and has been already so just about anywhere else in the bay area. and here in the front lines of the gold

in particular bolton and blackburn in the northwest of england away cases of more than doubled in a week as join a whole reports it's especially concerning as more assertions are said to be on monday. ahead of the next stage of england's exit from lock down long queues at a pop up vaccine center in the northwest town of bolton a scaled up vaccination campaign has seen jabs dispensed to 600 people and hour over the weekend there are concerns that the resumption of indoor gatherings from monday will lead to a surgeon infections led by a new variant 1st discovered in india and if that would get back today it. is why it is you know you don't want me in the very end is that a worry for you it is a little bit about money than anything i think it's good to get as many people vaccinated it's possible if you have it if you get it you're right yes yes i'm going to say you have to be here with the so-called indian variant is already the dominant strain in bolton with clusters elsewhere in the northwest the midlands and also parts of london the challenge is to contain it i was hoping for this level

. >>> closer to home covid cases are surging in the pacific northwest. abc 7 reporter kate larson found out what it means to california. >> reporter: the neighbors states to the north oregon and washington are getting hit by a fourth surge -z. >> cases are widespre driven by new more contagious variants. >> reporter: bombing rack active tiffs like indoor dining. >> while fewer seniors are being hospitalized thanks to vaccinations, covid-19 is now knocking more younger people off their feet. >> reporter: in oregon, hospitalized cases of people 18 to 24 has increased by almost 15%. it's a similar store in california. >> young people who develop covid and some of them have been admitted to the icu, some have been on breathing machines and it's just been difficult to watch. >> reporter: dr. seth cohen says everyone hospitalized right now is unvaccinated. >> we're dealing with variants circulating in this area and it's been a race to get vaccines into people. >> there's no vaccinations in the border it's not like it's going to trickle over. but it's a harbing

. >>> closer to home covid cases are surging in the pacific northwest. abc 7 reporter kate larson found out what it means to california. >> reporter: the neighbors states to the north oregon and washington are getting hit by a fourth surge -z. >> cases are widespread. driven by new more contagious variants. >> reporter: bombing rack active tiffs like indoor dining. >> while fewer seniors are being hospitalized thanks to vaccinations, covid-19 is now knocking more younger people off their feet. >> reporter: in oregon, hospitalized cases of people 18 to 24 has increased by almost 15%. it's a similar store in california. >> young people who develop covid and some of them have been admitted to the icu, some have been on breathing machines and it's just been difficult to watch. >> reporter: dr. seth cohen says everyone hospitalized right now is unvaccinated. >> we're dealing with variants circulating in this area and it's been a race to get vaccines into people. >> there's no vaccinations in the border it's not like it's going to trickle over. but it's a harb

the intensity of the wind as we get into tonight and because these winds are coming in from the northwest they are hitting me here first and then funneling right through the san bruno gap and that is why paul was talking about 52 mph gusts at sfo. also san bruno and anywhere in that gap, you will get the worst of this tonight and you are already pretty much seeing the worst of it. it shouldn't get a whole lot stronger than 50 mile-per-hour gusts but it will be a lot worse there and of course year than it will be for most locations. back to you. >> that is what makes the fire so dangerous. the wind did not help crews fighting a deadly house fire in san francisco this morning. it broke out before six clock a.m.. this video from a citizen shows the fury of the fire tearing through the third story through the roof. a neighbor who did not want to appear on camera new the man who lived in that unit. he had parkinson's make it more difficult to get out. >> when i saw it, and i knew that tony lived alone and i knew he had mobility issues, i was really nervous. >> they called a second alarm becaus

and we've got more persistent rain across the northwest of scotland, still further showers to come. southern and western parts of england, possibly wales as well towards dawn. any bits of mist and low cloud first thing will meander out of the way. plenty of sunshine to come as you can see through the morning hours but won't be long before that strong may sunshine continues to work bubbling up the cloud, showers develop more widely. fairly brisk wind in southern and western areas. 0ur rain slow to clear but gradually over the northwest of scotland in a real rash of showers following behind with hail, thunder, squally winds. between 16 and 17 feeling quite pleasant but clearly in those downpours there could be quite a lot of localised standing water. and they continue through the evening and overnight. temperatures falling back in single figures but largely frost free. and then we're reallyhasing those showers. the devil really will be in the detail this week with showers. might be that we have that more persistent rain hanging around in the northwest of scotland, possibly more meande

however, it's unclear when the a's representatives will travel to the northwest. we do know the team is also heading to las vegas this week. officials with the a's, including as president. dave kaval. we'll be making that trip. the team will reportedly tour possible stadium sites in and around las vegas course. the raiders are already there. major league baseball gave the a's the green light to explore new homes while the team tries to secure that new waterfront ballpark at the port of oakland. the oakland city council needs to vote on that proposal and that vote is set to happen in mid july. you stay up to date on the oakland a's by scanning the qr code on your screen with your mobile device will take you to the kron 4 sports page and there you'll get the latest on not just a's but from all the bay area sports teams as well as phil mickelson making history at the pga championship and stay tuned. sports director jason dumas is going to have a does it mean for san francisco returning to normal. that story coming up at a new investigation from the cdc after some rep

what's this when it's once it's the northwest wind really picks up actually wipes out the marine layer lots of clear skies for today, and we're showing you this. the wind, a forecast model and basically the entire berry covered with at least breezy conditions or windy conditions in the strongest winds will be out toward half bag out towards san francisco and also the north bay hills. and then as we take this into your thursday, still breezy. the winds, though not as strong as today. here is the feature. we're watching this big area of low pressure moving in, and this is sending temperatures down for today and also boosting that northwest flow. it's kind of sticks around into tomorrow. this could actually generate a few clouds up in the north bay. but what's interesting, this will generate some snowfall in the sierra. we say that confidence is you can't see in a thursday and then pop sibley into friday. in fact, we have this a winter weather advisory in place for the west slopes of the sierra for thursday, may 20th just amazing the latter the latter half of may. we're talking about this

and we've got more persistent rain across the northwest of scotland, still further showers to come.stern parts of england, possibly wales as well towards dawn. any bits of mist and low cloud first thing will meander out of the way. plenty of sunshine to come as you can see through the morning hours but won't be long before that strong may sunshine continues to work bubbling up the cloud, showers develop more widely. fairly brisk wind in southern and western areas. 0ur rain slow to clear but gradually over the northwest of scotland in a real rash of showers following behind with hail, thunder, squally winds. between 16 and 17 feeling quite pleasant but clearly in those downpours there could be quite a lot of localised standing water. and they continue through the evening and overnight. temperatures falling back in single figures but largely frost free. and then we're reallyhasing those showers. the devil really will be in the detail this week with showers. might be that we have that more persistent rain hanging around in the northwest of scotland, possibly more meandering into wester

synagogue in the illegal settlement of give out in the occupied west bank not far from jerusalem northwest of jerusalem and it was on the eve of shavuot which is a holy religious festival for jews signifying the handing down of the handing of the torah over they were $600.00 ultra-orthodox it seemed young men largely on a very steeply raked stand in scenes that you see very often jumping up and down dancing together and that syncopated sort of rhythm seemed to help collapse a large part of that stan a large number of those people just simply vanished from view the ambulance services are saying 60 people have been injured 10 of them critically and it follows very closely on the heels of what took place last month in mount meron another religious festival when there was a stampede a lot of questions about the kind of safety regulations in place whether the israeli government itself feels able to properly police and impose safety regulations. on orthodox areas which largely try to run themselves and don't take kindly to government intervention this is going to renew all those sorts of questio

above a thousand feet, mount tam north winds, northwest winds 42 miles an hour. mount diablo near 50. the winds will be a factor today. we will see maybe mist at the coast and then we are clear with a lot of sunshine but it's a windy afternoon. around the bay inland at the coast. limited clearing. we will talk about warmer sunday in a few minutes. >>> the coronavirus crisis in india continues to get worse. more than 3,000 have died in a day from the virus. which speck to expertk to expert >> for nine days in a row india has reported more than 300,000 coronavirus cases a day. medical experts calling this a crisis. >> they thought they had beaten this. they thought they had more natural immunity but they didn't. >> global leaders need to focus on india and help with vaccines. the first american planes arrived to india with supplies. >> that means there's some difficult decisions for the united states to make about patents which they are right now actively in discussion about allowing waiving of patents for vaccines to be made in country. >> the united states announ

blocking the street. 1700 block massachusetts avenue northwest. you head up that way. >> i'll get the other. >> we have a report of two cars overturned. 606. >> anyone in the area in dupont circle putting barricades. >> report of 1,000. >> 608. >> attention all units. tear gas being used. >> anyone in the area, we need an officer. >> okay. do you have it? anyone? 6:19. we have another large group in dupont circle. >> the whole world is watching. >> this was the spring offensive. the mobilization of masses of people at a given time and place attracts worldwide news coverage and attention. for the protest organizer insider and promoter, it is a vital and necessary tactic. on april 24th, 1971, the national peace action coalition supported by welfare rights groups, labor unions and others held a massive demonstration in washington d.c. some 175,000 people from all walks of life with differing ideologies and purposes marched from the white house to the capitol. washington has grown accustom to this method of voicing dissent. though larger than most, th

in particular at bolton and black but in the northwest of england where cases are more than doubled in a week as jonah hill reports it's especially concerning as more restrictions are being eased on monday hugh. ahead of the next stage of england's exit from lock down long queues at a pop up vaccine center in the northwest town of bolton a scaled up vaccination campaign has seen jobs dispensed to 600 people and hour over the weekend there are concerns that the resumption of indoor gatherings from monday will lead to a surgeon infections led by a new variant 1st discovered in india and if i would get back to it. it is you know if you don't want me in the very end it is not a worry for you it is a lower back on it than anything i think it's good to get as many people vaccinated possible but you have to be getting your yeah right yeah yeah i'm going to say yes because it was the so-called indian variant is already the dominant strain in bolton with plasters elsewhere in the northwest the midlands and also parts of london the challenge is to contain it i was hoping for this level of respon

. >>> closer to home, coronavirus cases are surging in the pacific northwest. kate larson found out why cases are climbing what it means for california. >> while california has the lowest coronavirus rate in the united states the neighboring states to the north, oregon and washington are getting hit by a 4th surge. >> cases are widespread. driven by new, more contagious variants. >> while california is reopening, oregon governor tightened restrictions, rolling back activities like indoor dining. >> while fewer seniors are in the hospital, coronavirus is now knocking more younger people off their feet. >> in oregon, cases of people in the hospital of 18 to 34 has increased by almost 50%. it's similar in washington. >> young people who develop coronavirus and some of them have been admitted to the icu, some have been on breathing machines, and it's just heartbreaking to watch. >> director of infection prevention at university of washington medical center in seattle said that everybody in the hospital right now is unvaccinated. >> we are dealing with a lot of vari

and more persistent rain in the northwest of scotland, still further showers to come.ossibly wales as well. any bits of low cloud first think will mentor of the way. plenty of sunshine to come as you see through the morning hours but want be long through that strong masonjenkins to work bubbling up the clavicle of the showers develop more widely. fairly brisk wind in southern and western areas. our rain slowed to clear but gradually over the northwest of scotland in a real rash of showers following behind with hail, thunder, squally wins. between 60 and i7 feeling quite pleasant but clearly in those downpours there could be quite a lot of localised standing water. and you they continue through the evening and overnight. temperatures falling backin and overnight. temperatures falling back in single figures but largely frost free. the devil really will be in the detail this week with showers. might be that we have that more persistent rain hanging around in the northwest of scotland, possibly more meandering into western areas. possibly even with low pressure pushing int

northwest winds at 16. walnut creek, 72.r a jacket if you're heading outside tonight for evening plans. broadway plaza in the 60s at 7:00 tonight. 40s and 50s tomorrow morning. patchy and low clouds around the bay. the north wind will start to pick up during the day tomorrow. 75, san jose. 60s for san francisco. low 70s in oakland. but 80s now in inland contra costa county, solano county and the north bay. watch the dryness level. from what we see, not all that bad. more red by tomorrow and a lot more red as we get into monday. high pressure buildings in and the winds switch to a dry north wind. we see this red flag warning. solano county up to inland northern california through tuesday. at the same time, we could see upper 80s to near 90-degree temperatures by tuesday. then cooling as we head into the weekend. but unfortunately this storm close, but not quite. it's going to move to the pacific northwest and lead to cooling in the seven-day forecast. san francisco into the 70s early in the week. look at those valley temperat

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you can see showers up here on north coast that will hit the pacific northwest. we think mainly just some cooling breezes. the outlook for seeing anymore spring showers likely stops maybe around the the county. we'll watch that closely thursday into friday. the reality check is sma the gateway to the drier weather. next few months are among the driest we typically get. taste of summer to start the week. san francisco near 70 degrees. breezy and cooler as we head toward next weekend and look at the valley temperatures, mid to upper 80s and back into the 70 but more wind to contend with over the next few days. even though i cooler, the gusty conditions will have to wa ongoing fire danger. back to you. >>> all right. we'll keep an eye on it. thank you. >> still ahead, what exactly was the government's plan? that's the question people in india are asking right now as the covid surge rips through that country. how the international community is stepping up to help. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a grea

san jose clear skies and northwest winds at 15.as been a little breezy around santa clara valley. thanks to that sea breeze, air quality just fine for any of your exercise plans around the bay. the sneeze index is still not so good. pretty diverse group. we got pine, oak, cedar and grass pollens. there it is. just don't have some rain. you may get a little bit of drizzles on the coast. 40 to start for most of the bay area. chilly start and the afternoon, numbers close to what have today. may not feel like 62 in san francisco and winds still roaring off the ocean and up to 25 miles per hour. 56 in half-moon bay and mid-70s for concord and livermore. the showers we have been watching over the north bay hills over the last few days, into sunday morning clouds and drizzles along the coast. those showers starting to leave the north bay. the system is moving away from the sierra. heading into monday, we'll get temperatures climbing just a little bit. we'll see 80s for a few areas and notice and long range pattern as we go not have stron

alling: nono is known as one of the greatest naralists 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 the changes we saw before and after a very severe heating episode, caused in part by el nino and global warming. this is the story of what 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 the a

northwest winds at 24 take you to san francisco, it's cool. no summer conditions there. fog backed away. we didn't see much on the coast this morning. 62 in san francisco. the wind out of the northwest at 14. as expected, walnut creek and concord, into the 80s. still 81 right now. the humidity, down to 25%. if you have your sunday evening plans outdoors, it will be breezy at times. staying in the 70s through 7:00. jacket weather probably a little after sunset tonight, eventually mid 50s as the ongoing north winds inland are a little sea breeze coming in across the bay. watch how the two play out in terms of our high temperatures tomorrow. 70s for a time around san francisco. close to 80 in oakland. look at that. concord, 90 degrees. 92 upper 80s in the we are trending drier as at times to the north bay and inland, we have a north wind. you can see a little of it there in the red there. by 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, that's the red flag warnings for sustained wind speeds. we will be seeing those temperatures near summer-like levels for the first half of the week. later, interesti

there is also seasonal warfare the powhatans had to deal with from people to the north and northwest. at the turn of the 17th century, the powhatans had about 13,000 individuals spread along 34 districts, mostly along the rivers of the coastal plain. just like the monacans, they traveled primarily by water. although there were roads that probably went up and down every peninsula and over the fall line to the west, most people probably traveled by canoe. the english saw a lot of canoes when they came. for everyday things like trade and fishing and visiting other people. when jamestown colonists arrived and settled on what would become later the james river, they met powhatans as fellow mariners and fellow -- mariners and fellow traders. if they were assessing the situation objectively, which they were not, they would say they had arrived at the fringe of a territory of a well-connected people and that this people was on the fringe of a very well-connected continent. so for the english, this is an extraordinary opportunity as well as an extraordinary danger, because they are at the fart

could see just a few flakes across areas of the great lakes with it's building for the pacific northwest to the plains in the lower 80s. it's a big weekend, mother's day. we'll take a look at that forecast, coming up. >> sure is do we celebrate outside or in? coming up, the all night fight over voting rights in texas. >>> denied by desantis florida's governor under fire for limiting meeting access at a bill signing i got in! ♪ with endless summer nights ♪ he's walking! ♪ comes alive ♪ ♪ i don't need the rain ♪ ♪ when the sky is blue ♪ celebrate all the moms in your life with sparkling gifts from pandora jewelry. with sparkling gifts ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide pods ultra oxi. family meeting! ♪ we have big news. new kellogg's cinnamon ro

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the way as we head toward tomorrow morning and the golden gate bridge, currently 60 degrees west-northwest at 11 miles per hour. we are also seeing the southwest wind at 17 miles per hour, and temperatures comfortably in the mid-70s and the numbers in the north 70s and the northwest wind at 18, and even though you see the sun shine outside you'll want a jacket as temperatures approach sunset, dropping into the low 60s by 7:00 tonight. so we begin tomorrow morning with previews of what's happening around right now as the low clouds, 40s to low 50s for the morning and our highs today into the low 70s near san jose and cooler 60s near san francisco to oakland and inland tomorrow and the warmest places making a run at the mid-70s, concord and livermore seeing the weekend finish into the mid-70s. you can see the wind and the fog is keeping the ocean tomorrow, and the wind off the ocean at 15 to 25 miles per hour and notice the showers we've had over the last few days over the north bay hill. that's likely to push farther to the east, but you've still got a lot of low clouds on the coast and the

wind coming in at the west northwest at 16.ould see temperatures 20 to 25 degrees hotter by this time tomorrow out in the tri valley. 66 degrees northwest wind at 13 miles per hour. so air quality wise there is enough wind to keep things moderate for air quality sunday. keep an eye on the aqi numbers for monday. we'll get close to the spare the numbers for monday. memorial day plans. allergies. we haven't had a lot of rain to rinse some of the stuff out of the skies. moderate. not high. pine, oak, olive, cedar, grass pollen. a pretty big lineup. south of highway 50 this afternoon, getting the thunderstorms firing up. that will start to weaken once the sun sets. from thunderstorms in the sierra to the drizzle storm that continues on the coast and all the fog you saw there along the san mateo bridge across the bay. you see it right there in the satellite. south of the bay bridge over the san mateo bridge. not quite to the dunn barton bridge. you still have the fog. banked up along the santa cruz mountains. good strong case of oce

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bank holiday monday, this weather front pushing from the northwest affecting the northwest of scotlandlenty of sunshine, like wings and feeling warmer. even warmer we could make 2a or 25 degrees across the south or the southeast. it stays is settled and sunday for england and wales heading through the first week of june. temperatures holding up and around mid 20 celsius across the southeast. hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. china lashes out at the us afterjoe biden orders officials to redouble their work into the origins of the coronavirus. translation: some people in the us i are spreading conspiracy theories i and disinformation, such as a laboratory leak. this is a very disrespectful approach to the scientific spirit and research findings of the who expert team. chinese authorities linked early covid cases to this seafood market, but in us media, the theory the virus came from a lab — perhaps through an accidental leak — is gaining traction. we'll talk to an epidemiologist about why it's no longer a fringe theory. borisjohnson and his health secretary reject claims

to shake their so still clouds and sunshine but by the afternoon hours as the wind turns to the northwest i think we will the at least some sunshine peeking through the right along the coast. today the clouds which are still out there had a lot to say about our high temperatures come on the cool side, even fairfield made up to 73 degrees, not that long ago we were talking about a 90 degree high temperature. 70 degrees for high in concord, temperatures in the 60s for most inland portions including 69 degrees in san jose. only 50s near the water, half moon bay and san francisco and both half moon bay and san francisco did register some trace amounts of moisture, a 100 or so because of some of that fog that was enough to actually add up to some mist and drizzle early this morning. right now temperatures are in 50s around the water, 60s to around 70 degrees inland, only 61 in san jose, on the cool side, also 60 in livermore but 65 in concord, 70 on the nose, the warm spots fairfield and santa rosa, we should be a few degrees warmer tomorrow but it still will be breezy and is windy out there r

she was a plural wife of a northwest company trader tucson charbonneau. and was pregnant with their first child who mayweather lewis delivers during the winter in february and see they name it. jean-baptiste charbonneau. this little baby goes on the expedition with them along with chicago wea. so this this is an amazing story. they also take her husband along as an interpreter. and both of them are important liaisons when they arrive at the shoshone villages and the continental divide. clark's enslaved man. york was also big medicine to many tribes. there was a tradition among plains people that when you were in mourning you would paint your body with ashes to become black. but when they tried to rub his skin and the ashton come off, they thought this was this was very significant. and so there are lots of interactions between the natives and york that are recorded in the diaries because of this interchange. it was very very cold in north dakota that winter it got below 60 degrees fahrenheit below zero before their last thermometer broke. and and people w

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we are still seeing some areas with rising cases, including the pacific northwest. authorities say young people are driving that. tonight, some major league baseball teams now offering free tickets if you get a vaccine. the yankees and the mets among them. and tonight, a number we're watching, as well. 22% of new cases are among children. and we know pfizer's vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds is expected t146,335,000 have justay. received at least one dose. that's more than 56% of all adults in the u.s. now. there's also news tonight from moderna and their vaccine, specifically their booster, if it's needed. and what they're now seeing with the variants. abc's whit johnson leading us off from new york tonight. >> reporter: tonight, hope on the horizon. a new cdc projection shows high vaccination rates and continued masking and social distancing could bring a "sharp decline" in covid cases by july. >> we have the path out of this and models, once projecting really grim news, now offer reasons to be quite hopeful for what the summer may bring. >> reporter: but officials

we will see some rain up there in the pacific northwest. for us, some breezy conditions and likely cooler changes towards the end of the week. so, your seven-day forecast. less of a sea breeze tomorrow. we are going to have to watch the north wind picking up during the day. that is going to lead san francisco temperatures into the 70s. early in the week. and just like that, 60s and 70s, this weekend. to some upper 80s. i think we could get there as early as monday. tuesday, warmest day of the week. and then, cooling again. at this point, given how dry things are, any wind, whether it an onshore wind or north wind will cause some issues. we will have a closer look at the update coming up a little later on. >> we will see you then, rob. thank you. >>> still ahead. we talk about the impacts of climate change but a stanford student is helping people actually see it. we'll explain how, next. this california family is on the job helping our state's recovery. you see by keeping their vacation in california they're supporting our local businesses a

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of the next stage of england's exit from lock down long queues at a pop up vaccine center in the northwest town of bolton a scaled up vaccination campaign has seen jabs dispensed to 600 people and hour over the weekend there are concerns that the resumption of indoor gatherings from monday will lead to a surgeon infections led by a new variant 1st discovered in india and if that would get back today if. it is you know you don't want me in the very end is that a worry for you it is a little bit of a lot don't know anything about us i think it's good to get as many people vaccinated is possible if you have if you get it you're right yes yes it does if you have to be serious the so-called indian variant is already the dominant strain in bolton with plasters elsewhere in the northwest the midlands and also parts of london the challenge is to contain it i was hoping for this level of response i'll be honest i was quite emotional this morning when i saw the queues and all day long to see him in the queues or to stop think of him and you know i think the variance from india is a concern for peopl

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and you can see how draped out into the open water, the northwest pacific. and that's where we got to see the rank getting pulled. as we go on through the next day or so, so not too bad across secured parts of japan, it will still be one or 2 showers. i think the total was just a large, dry, sheltered by the mountain here, but we can't without the possibility of a shower or to want to showers, to coming into the korean peninsula. find a drive in northern and central parts of china. the rain continues across the south with further flooding concerns. here we are likely to see localized flooding as we go on through the coming days. by monday we could see some wet weather just edging up towards the yellow sea. so some lived down pools said the possibility at this day, still a few live down pools, continue to fall north of india up towards the pole. the remnants of our old tropical cycling shala's 1st started to fade in quite nicely. now close that western side of india and plenty of rain there into shore lanka. monsoon rays, of course, have now set in across the

that's heading up the pacific northwest. we'll catch the southern half of its sweeping by tomorrow afternoon. so help the clear-out of them are starting to talk about gusty winds in the 40 mile an hour category. so a blustery afternoon around the bay area temperatures today they warmed up a bit spots 10 to 12 degrees in london but not a bad day but a little cool closer. the coastline, of course, 58 degrees in san francisco. 67 in oakland, a very pleasant 75 in san jose 80's in livermore concord and also into santa rosa overnight tonight. we will see some low clouds and fog and some patchy drizzle. tomorrow become mostly sunny after that patchy fog and then a slow warming trend into the weekend. the holiday weekend looks like we'll see some much warmer weather coming our way tomorrow, though, kind of the day. we watch those temperatures back off a little bit. cool 50's windy up toward the beaches 60's inside the bay and some 70's in the valleys. but yet no rain. but a little drizzle along the coastline to lose as long as it k

but there were a few places that dodged most of them, for example a good part of northwest england wherepicture over the next few hours, we are just monitoring this area of cloud that has been bringing some heavier rain into southwest england. during this evening and overnight that is going to continue to push eastwards across southern england. at the same time, showers hanging around this evening but slowly fading away overnight. and then across northern scotland we will have this thicker cloud moving in bringing some rain across northern areas later in the night. our temperatures overnight drifting down to around five to eight celsius, so similar to what we have had over recent nights. wednesday another kind of showery day, although we do start off with the risk of some rain across the southeast and across northern scotland. then we will have sunshine come out, but into the afternoon showers will develop and they will tend to form along this trough that will be across eastern areas of england and eastern parts of scotland. furtherwest, pressure will actually begin to rise. and across s

by the 1650s the english are moving northwest into what's now the northern neck and northern virginia and pursuit of arable land which is obviously occupied by native people and then there are also moving southwest along the kind of north carolina virginia border as we'd know it today in pursuit of the fur trade. we're very used to thinking about the fur trade in terms of things like beaver and fox. but in the southeast specifically this is a skin trade in deerskins. not that they would turn away beaver and fox and other kinds of richer peltz obviously, but dear skin was in demand for a variety of reasons in europe among them vellum or paper which we now get from trees in order for the english to move west. they need a lot of help. they need help understanding other people not english people. they need help with diplomacy. they need help. just knowing where to go and how to navigate an entirely new environment. and so where do they turn they turn to the new tributary indians that they now live alongside. really great example of this is abraham wood. who came to virginia in the 1620s a

rain slowed to clear but gradually cleared for the northwest of scotland.ack into signal figures was largely frost free. we are really chasing those showers. the devil will be in the detail this week with showers. it might be that we've still got more persistent rain hanging around in the northwest of scotland. possibly more meandering into western areas. possibly with low pressure pushing into the far south of england. what we do know is they will be heavy downpours around becoming more slow by wednesday. still 16 and 15 between the showers. but some lengthy spells of rain but they do come along with hail and thunder. a pretty cherry picture for much of the rest of the week. as ever, there is more on the website. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. 20 people have been killed in israeli air strikes on gaza — after rockets were fired from the territory towards jerusalem. this follows clashes at one of the most sensitive sites injerusalem — israeli security forces fired stun grenades and rubber bullets during