at that time, we were having riots in notting hill gate. we can't go home. by young teenagers who are | hurling bottles and bricks. she was always for black people, most of her politics was because of our treatment, and she decided enough�*s enough. let us have a party that we can involve everybody. so they would see what we are and what we can give. so that was her whole idea of having the carnival, to bring people together. it was indoors in st pancras town hall. she had singers and dancers. i danced there at the first carnival. she had groups and she had steel band and people paraded in their costumes to show what carnival in the west indies is really like. we relaxed, not putting the prejudice away, but in the background. we were there to enjoy ourselves. and where people were scared of going home because of what might meet them on the street, they forgot about all that for that space of time. in late 1959, just eight| months after the riots, notting hill again made - national news, when a west indian carpenter named - kelso cochrane was stabbed to death

you moved to ladbroke grove, which is the area just north of notting hill.ng man, and especially as a young black man? i mean, ladbroke grove is a very interesting area, notting hill generally. it's one of the few areas where you can have sort of the wealthiest of the wealthiest aristocrats next to rastafarians next to sort of immigrants, so i loved the energy. i loved the fact that, oh, my god, i really belonged. i started feeling like i belonged in england when we hit ladbroke grove. but i — there was — i remember the front line — ladbroke grove itself was always the front line and the police were there every day, so you had to be so careful — you know, we were stopped so many times, my brothers and i. it's remarkable how much the course of history, whether it's global or personal, can swing on chance meetings and for you, it was when you were on the london underground, when a bloke called simon handed you a card. laughs. and i remember getting on the train and sort of heading to college and simon was staring at me and he was — i remember bald, wearing den

you moved to ladbroke grove, which is the area just north of notting hill. a young man, and especially as a young black man? i mean, ladbroke grove is a very interesting area, notting hill generally. it's one of the few areas where you can have sort of the wealthiest of the wealthiest aristocrats next to rastafarians next to sort of immigrants, so i loved the energy. i loved the fact that, oh, my god, i really belonged. i started feeling like i belonged in england when we hit ladbroke grove. but i — there was — i remember the front line — ladbroke grove itself was always the front line and the police were there every day, so you had to be so careful — you know, we were stopped so many times, my brothers and i. it's remarkable how much the course of history, whether it's global or personal, can swing on chance meetings and for you, it was when you were on the london underground, when a bloke called simon handed you a card. laughs. and i remember getting on the train and sort of heading to college and simon was staring at me and he was — i remember bald, weari

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is required to appear next month at the inquiry into the riot, but it's not yet clear whether or not hill from fly. also coming up. area warns of a looming hunger crisis, the worst flooding and a decade leaves more than a 1000000 people. homeless with fields destroyed, farmers say it's impossible to grow crops. and italy gets its 1st woman prime minister and 1st fall right leader since world war 2 by george maloney names a coalition cabinet including more monitor administer. ah, i'm nicole relish welcome to the show. lawmakers have ordered donald trump to give evidence to add the inquiry into the january 6 attack on the us capital. the congressional committee has told trump to handle the documents and testify under oath next month. it says there is overwhelming evidence that the former president personally orchestrated the efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election hours earlier. trump one time chief strategist, steve bannon was sentenced to 4 months in jail for refusing to cooperate with that same committee. their judgment, i asked our corresponding colina to more about the sub

you moved to ladbroke grove which isjust - ladbroke grove which is just north of notting hill.and a young black man? ladbroke grove is a very — and a young black man? ladbroke grove is a very interesting - grove is a very interesting area, notting hill generally. it is one of the few areas you can have one of the wealthiest of the wealthiest arista graphs next to rastafarian is next to immigrants, so i love the energy. i loved the fact, oh, my god, i really belonged in england when we ladbroke grove. 0ne england when we ladbroke grove. one of the frontline does not ladbroke grove was almost the frontline and the police with their own every day so you had to be so careful. we were stopped so many times, my brothers and i. it stopped so many times, my brothers and i.— brothers and i. it is remarkable, - brothers and i. it is remarkable, the i brothers and i. it is - remarkable, the course of history, it can swing on chance meetings. foryou history, it can swing on chance meetings. for you it was when you were on the london underground and a man called simon handed you a card. i g

it's a bit like the notting hill carnival. e very well—managed with emergency crew standing by in case of emergencies. this was clearly not the case here. but the scene of the accident is still very much alive, with emergency responders and police and bystanders. anthony, what more are we learning about what happened last night? it's very hard to know exactly what triggered it. there is a lot of speculation on social media but it helps to understand the area where it happened, itaewon. as mentioned, it is a very multicultural neighbourhood, you've got a mosque surrounded by halal food restaurants, you've got restaurants from every part of the world, you have international schools. it's also a very hilly district and where the accident took place was not on the main street. a lot of the bars are off the main street, up the hill, in these tiny little alleys, and clearly, they were too packed and clearly something triggered a stampede, with people trying to get through these tiny passageways. but the exact cause of it, what got pe

it's a bit like the notting hill carnival. well—managed with emergency crew standing by in case of emergencies. this was clearly not the case here. the scene of the accident is still very much alive, with emergency responders and police and bystanders.— and bystanders. anthony, what more learning _ and bystanders. anthony, what more learning about _ and bystanders. anthony, what more learning about what - and bystanders. anthony, what more learning about what lastl more learning about what last night? more learning about what last niuht? �* , , more learning about what last niuht? �*, , ., more learning about what last niuht? h ., more learning about what last niuht? h , ., ., ~ ., night? it's very hard to know exactly what _ night? it's very hard to know exactly what triggered - night? it's very hard to know exactly what triggered it. - exactly what triggered it. there is a lot of speculation on social media but it helps to understand the area where it happened. as mentioned, itaewon is a very multicultural neighbourhood, you

that's one thing and dad wanted to carve it in montana and not the black hills but the indian people who said you have to carpet in the black hills. he was invited here by the native american people to carve it into the black hills but what's really important is you are telling a story about people and part of the story that we are telling we are telling the history of the native american people and we are telling the future of the native american people and present day we have lots of artists and performers that come here and share their knowledge and their experiences and their lives with their guests and visitors and if you have knowledge you have everything you need. >> is crazy horse started to become this young mighty warrior he stood for the people. he would look at the full children to handicap the elderly and the womenfolk that were with crazy horse and look out for the whole people. >> the biggest challenge is it's not the money. the biggest challenge is understanding the mountain and knowing where the sea seam lines are and make sure we keep that safe. that is the biggest

hill. here , not only ancient ceremonies are held on the night of ivan kupala, but also unexpected finds happen. let's say in the pre-revolutionary years. a treasure with rare kiev , novgorod and lithuanian mushroom ingots was found here total weight 18 kg, the largest find in eastern europe . the coin fell heads up, which means, where than, but that we are really lucky. i had no doubt welcome we dragochev. the date of the first mention of rogachev according to the documents is 1142, but the first people appeared here much earlier, more than 14 thousand years ago. confirmation of this is the findings of archaeologists, in particular the objects of everyday life and the remains of ancient settlements. grigovitsy and, of course, krivich, and then we go to the smolensk and toropino principalities. those are the boundaries. so the place was a dangerous leak here, it was necessary in the 17th century, someone came and burned all our fortresses. many historians believe that the city's name comes from its geographical location. if you look from a bird's eye view, then the bed of two rivers. in their c

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here, uh, i tasted rogacheva, i tasted my castle, it’s here on zamkovaya hill, not far from boruiniz,ted and gave it as a funder, and various privileges. this suggests that the criminality of catholicism in the rogachev lands is the axis, and the first half of the sixteenth year is brutally criminal, let's say, uh, catholic structures. this is 1.740 gauge. maybe the jesuits from bobruisk, where i was so i was a catholic catholic, came from e, missionary activity, how to preach the gospel to violence, e, the city of rogachev in 1783, this architectural masterpiece in the neo-gothic style was erected on the initiative of a bernardovich on the site of a wooden church of the immaculate conception of the virgin mary in the summer of 1912. it was consecrated in honor of the heavenly intercessor of the saint, anthony of padua. yon is, let's say, by nationality - he is portuguese, in line with his young adults, he opened a call before svyatorov's service. here and uh, was wilme. mystery view. so to speak. e hmm give in, but the manaskem, and the franciscan led velma. the poor alley took away

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not fairytales. hill is deeply critical of his predecessors unfunded tax cuts that plunged the british economy into chaos is mostly and lead to less trust is resignation. thank he, i now scenic faces the challenge of his career uniting his party, stabilizing the government, and fixing the economy in a country that has seen more than his fair share of political and economic drama. in recent times, sunday guy egger al jazeera international reaction to lucius, and like being in line to be the you, his next p. m is beginning to roll in indian primers on that end from audi, offered his congratulations to saying i look forward to working closely together on global issues and implementing road map 2030 special de wiley wishes to the living bridge of u. k. indians. as we transform our historic ties into our modern partnership, a well known pakistani journalist has been killed in kenya. felicia say arshad shirley for shot. while he was a passenger in a car, sharif has been an outspoken critic of the pakistani mili

not fairytales. hill is deeply critical of his predecessors unfunded tax cuts that plunged the british economy into chaos. is moses and lead to less trusses resignation. thank you. i now, sooner with faces the challenge of his career uniting party on stabilizing the government and fixing the economy in a country that has seen more than its fair share of political and economic drama. in recent times, sony guy egger al jazeera was the biggest challenge facing soon as prime minister is rescuing the u. k. economy. and this, in the middle of a cost of living crisis, british shoppers have caught their spending with retail sales in september down to percent compared to the previous 3 months. this trend is expected to continue with one in 5 businesses, expecting a lower turnover in november ospital. it is also seen its 1st decline in 20 months . and that was during the pandemic in sewing at the fastest pace is january last year. and public sector net debt now stands at $2.00 trillion dollars. that's 98 percent of

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not fairytales. hill is deeply critical of his predecessors unfunded tax cuts that plunged the british economy into chaos is mostly and lead to less trust is resignation. thank you. i now cynic faces the challenge of his career uniting his party, stabilizing the government, and fixing the economy in a country that has seen more than his fair share of political and economic drama. in recent times sonic, i agger al jazeera. let's bring in on a man and he is the director of the u. k. in a changing europe initiative at kings college, london and josefina. from oxford. good tubby with us, sir on the program, the united kingdom is often described as having a multi cultural society. so i suppose it was just a matter of time before a political party chose sunday from an ethnic minority to lead them and eventually become prime minister. but did you expect it to happen so quickly? yes and no. i mean, i think we should under play the asset that is gone in to this from the major policies and actually physically the co

instead not a fallen arrow wherever the sentinel sends me, thus have i so clearly uses exist, not the long hill him of a smart world is getting closer to becoming reality. but what happens to the huge amounts of data which these things collect about us? that's more and more personal medical data movement files, buying behavior and emotional states. isn't there a huge potential for miss use? the internet of things. let's tech firms read each one of us like a book right down to the chinese details. are we marching towards dystopian blade runner type society? does it so confidence? yes, i miss future that has been felt as by silicon valley visionary like eli mosque and co will lead a straight to a dark place fact. and i don't could come, does this dark sicily, dark science fiction vaccine, and it's dark sy fy. they've grown up with this is kind of ale longer a world in which i have friends or pets, or a yard where people me am on the 12th. i know every one sits in it, close to purchase space for 2 and the home with that. now that's donald claire, journalist and digital expert christiane schiffer d

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investigations do not -- it's like with ethics investigations on capitol hill. i think the committee is very knowledgeable. it does not expect anything to change. so, they will wrap up their investigation by the end of the air. then, the new congress, let's say -- republicans may have their own january 6 investigation. i think it is more likely they do not focus on january 6. because, it is just not as politically interesting to them in a way it has been for democrats. so, it may well be that this is the final january 6 investigation that congress ever does. host: thank you for breaking it down for us. again, that was hugo lowell, a congressional reporter for the guardian. i will see you this afternoon. thank you again for joining us this morning. "small stocks big money" -- >> live now to capitol hill. we are five minutes away from the january 6 committee holding its ninth and possibly final hearing. there are no witnesses testifying in parson -- person today, but we expected to hear from every member of the committee. in the eight prior hearings members of the

you can actually see the east bay from the east bay hills, not a lot of that low cloud cover that we had been seeing each and every morning last week. so nice. little change of pace going on for us. we're in for a mild forecast ahead of us this week. midweek, we are going to see high pressure ridge building back in and that's going to take us back up into the 80's. but only briefly today, it's really only 70's for your forecast. highs and we're going to see some partly cloudy skies this morning, but giving way to mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. overall, just a really nice way to start this one off tuesday is going to be a bit warmer and wednesday and thursday will be the warmest days of your forecast. before we slide things back down into next weekend. cooling off pretty nice on into the upcoming weekend. as for today at 60's and 70's for san francisco 60's right along the coastline and pretty solid 70's along the bay shore. burlingame, a really nice 74 for you. redwood city at 73 saying carlos, at 75 south bay, temperatures in the low to mid 70's, san jose and i-74 free migh

>> hills pursuit of justice may not be getting the attention he wants from the da but it has inspiredlast two years, hill has been joined in his weekly demonstrations by other black families who also lost their children at the hands of police. parents like anthony boykins, his 12-year-old was killed in a crash, following a pit maneuver by a georgia state trooper. this year, the trooper involved return to work, and the incident is pending litigation. >> it's heartache, to even have to come out here and ask for justice, you know what i mean because i if i would have flipped a car and had officers killed, i'd be in jail right now. >> mrs. cook shows up every week as well. her 17-year-old son was shot twice in the back by ida cobbe county police officer in 2020. the officer was cleared of wrongdoing. >> they may have cleared the officer for now, but justice for vincent. -- >> hold on to their sanity. people don't understand what police brutality does to a family and a community. it challenges your mental health. >> you have told me that you don't think people like funny fani willis or oth

martha, she on all hill wants me to get there, select. what am i this should not guy, can i got? what the law law hell home on the way on the hill home. so that before we thought that a live now they're going away with on there. so that i thought deval zone victims were literally mummified alive. they were put into an extremely hot room with no water and kept there until they were completely designated. the bodies were weighed before and after 78 percent of the human body as water. as that experiment proved. with no similar castillo, though, they can read gazette about the loan of shannon gatzo. mean you're not getting good, luna? thunder. although the all center at the moment on the scene, digital enough. mm hm. some experiments were conducted out of my curiosity inmates had various body organs removed, lim switched, also monkey blood injected all their sensitivity to x rays and attic tricity tested . who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growi

most likely near the coat or the hills. it's not going to be big time rain in a situation like this, but if you're an early morning riser on sunday and will be on the road, don't be surprised if you need the wid wipers for a time, particularly near the coast or hills. this is is how widespread it will be in the morning. everyone is gray. but late morning, early afternoon, it's gone, and it's l sunny day unless you're right nr the coast or the golden gate. se start out tomorrow morning, and it's upper 50s for morning lows. lows. daytime highs tomorrow may may have to be adjusted a littlr in light of the fact that it waa pretty impressive on shore surge surge today. but keeping the fot there for now, and it could come come in a little cooler. big picture shows a beautiful wound up storm across the coast. water coast. water vapor shows it. fut sees it. that looks impressive,y it's not. it falls apart completely. center of high pressure does two things. it will force the storm to just melt away, but the center of high pressure is also g

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two men have been arrested on suspicion of murdering a rapper at the notting hill carnival. 21—year oldaugust under the westway flyover in ladbroke grove. two men aged 23 and 18 were held in bristol. a 20 year—old woman was also arrested in islington on suspicion of assisting an offender. the mayor sadiq khan has flown to the argentinian capital buenos aires to chair an international meeting on climate change. london is one of a group of cities pledging to create 50 millionjobs in green industries by 2030. they'll be created in sectors like construction, transport, energy and health, as competition for rental properties continues to grow, some are finding an alternative option — living in an empty building as a property guardian. you don't have the same rights as ordinary tenants, but do pay less than the market rate. it's something charley's been doing for the past nine years and says demand for these properties and prices have gone up. you mightjust be paying kind of a very low fee, maybe £200, £300, £400, for a space, but now i'm seeing 600—1,200 for a room studio space. hackers who

and that's not a not just not not 1619 but not rolling hills. and we with florida we're going back even a hundred years earlier than 16, 19 or 16. okay. right. we're about european encounter this imagination that we're going to come to this place and get, you know, find the fountain of youth work extraordinary. well right. and we're going to encounter abundance and do something with it. right. and so and be to destroy communities and lives and to crime people's lives down into near almost nothing in this of accumulation right. and so this desire, the imagination and to the greed right that that's that's an origin story. right. and so and so part of so the book is an effort to correct a miscasting of the origin story and the desire to push the south out of the national narrative because it actually requires you to tell the origin story. right. which also in which it emanate, which includes in violent encounters with the indigenous, of course includes slavery, although that was a national institution, etc., etc.. right so for two way to tell that

hills. well, not much of a view just yet, but we'll get there. skies will clear out pretty nicely. most of us at the bay okay. as that cloud cover sitting right above us. but do watch for some foggy spots along 101 towards the lower end of the peninsula and into the south bay. well, some fog patches in the east bay and north bay hills as well. current temperatures are mostly in the 50's hayward. you're at 53 fremont at 51 while oakland a cool 55 and the north bay looking at our coolest temps as per the usual nevado and napa and petaluma. 48 degrees for your right now. definitely. don't forget those jackets as you're venturing out this morning later on today. daytime highs will be noticeably cooler than they have been inland areas. maxing out in the low 80's. while most of us along the bay shore in the low 70's, it gets even cooler from year for the rest of the weekend. and i've got that full weekend forecast. stil

first up, in tonight's crime crisis round up a shooting in washington, d.c., 1 mile from capitol hill not too far where i sit from now, suspect shot four men. one of them in critical condition tonight. police now asking for help. finding this car, this white kia sedan with a new york tag. if you have info give d.c. police a call. in las vegas police arrested one man who went on a stabbing spree on the vegas trip killing two people injuring six more. three of those victims in critical condition. police do not yet know why the suspect attacked so many people with a large kitchen knife. and yet another disturbing carjacking in philadelphia when four menus two rifles and two handguns to rob a man of his car while it was parked in the gas station where the suspects parked in front of him and attacked when the victim came back to his car after leaving the store. it is bazaar discovery on oregon's beach is at hand grenades washing up there. the label also calls them hand grenade simulators. police say you do not your chances and call them if you find them. >> ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> troops

lot of the bay area. >> not seeing any 30's yet, but we're definitely cold enough as it is looking outside right now. we do have that low gray hovering above the berkeley hills not a ton of fog this morning. so it's not causing an issue for most of us right at the coastline through the golden gate and right, over towards berkeley is about the extent of the fog this morning. as for those current temperatures, this is what may slow you down more than anything as you dig out that extra thick jacket. morgan hill, fremont redwood city, dublin in livermore all down in the 40's. pittsburgh, you are buying a faraway. our warmest spot at 60 degrees right now while the rest of us 40's or 50's santa rosa f 48 while petaluma that 46 will be breaking down the rest of this forecast. still to come right now. all right, john, thanks for that. traveled into the city this morning. a 9 minute right? >> may's to that fremont street exit. if you're taking the san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minutes for you making your way across towards the peninsula. richmond fell bridge 8 minutes as you head out of richmond and the golden gate bridge 37 to the tolls. 25 minutes on this tues

your view from the east bay hills, not seeing a whole lot right here. it is just fogged in right now. that fog pretty dense along the coastline to and that resulting in some spots of mist and drizzle right there out along the coast. skies further inland will clear sooner than our coastal areas will stay mostly cloudy throughout the day today. the rest of us, though, like we've been seeing up to this point this week, tapping into that nice afternoon, sunshine and temperatures along with that sunshine, a little less on the warm side. so we're going to be falling out of the 90's for the entirety of the bay area in the mid 80's that are very warmest and some 60's and 70's along the bay shore tomorrow morning. you probably guessed it by this point. already. we've got another dose of fog that has been the trend lately. and it's been the placement of this high-pressure ridge to our north. that is ensuring that we're holding on to this pattern that feels a little bit more familiar to our summer months spring, the gray at the coastline and fog that we've been se

hills. well, not all, but one for graduation in short, the nuclear threat, i stayed up all night, read the news morning to go to the pharmacy and buy potassium iodide first. he will definitely trace the lead to the place where my mother will smear kalinka with iodine, some man stopped me and said that i was behaving very strangely, i came home , approached the woman and said that it had already been half an hour and it was time to restore the iodine mesh on my back on my hands and feet, she refused to smear my face, she started making seaweed, which is rich in iodine, made a seaweed sandwich, a dessert of seaweed and cutlets made of seaweed, the family did not appreciate these culinary masterpieces, watched star wars because master yoda is there, what if what the hell knows, i think i'm going crazy, i have to stop and do everything that i didn't have time to do and put it off for later i called all my debtors i collected my debts i called everyone i owed i got to zero i called my to the math teacher from school and told everything that i think about him, namely that his tangent in my life to on

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not on capitol hill. too many jakes. >> i apologize. i -- you're almost left speechless here. on top of all of this is a congress, a facility that has been hardened but also left quite vulnerable. you're seeing a lot of reaction from the right, wishing him well, but there will be some interesting dynamics to watch in the next couple of months. if nancy pelosi were to retire at the end of this congress, will she be afforded a capitol police detail for an extended period of time? that's something that a lot of people are talking about. nancy pelosi has been public enemy number one, as ben noted, for some time. if she were to retire, she will be -- she will still be this person demonized in the last 12 years. everything that nancy pelosi's office says, you talk about her approval ratings, how she's been the poster child for democrats and for limousine liberals, as was said earlier on this program. but the attacks have gotten more and more vile, and she will still be somebody who extremists look at as emblematic of what they see as the problems of the country. and how will the gov

not fairytales. hill is deeply critical of his predecessors unfunded tax cuts that plunged the british economy into hey osmosis, and led to list crosses resignation. nike, i now sooner faces the challenge of his career uniting his party, stabilizing the government, and fixing the economy in a country that has seen more than his fair share of political and economic drama. in recent times, sunday guy egger al jazeera oliver. she's joining us know from dining street and were expecting to hear from her. she said i can certainly in the next hour or so or so we're going to be going to that live of course, when that happens. but at some time, at some point, he's going to be aiming to walk through the door of the building immediately behind you. it's a very famous street and has seen many changes, but never 3 prime ministers in one year. and that's exactly what's going to happen at some point in the next 24 hours or so. let's just has to resign 1st. of course, she's got to go to king charles and offer her resigna

to bring the products a very interesting because the other side and the market because the top hill, it's not civil to build that a month. it, because you want to know who the area. yes, which mean demonica to flood will suck, showing here what they need to build a market here. and you have to have the connection in between the casa and the market. so the charles bridge was already an important, next is back then. the bridge was built with no statues on there was a kind of like craig and spoof break by this fact. he was way edit in the 17th century. and it's catholic propaganda. we were not catholics, we were reformers. yeah. so which mean we lost the wall? what to do with does you have to be fantastic. so let's to play. that's the stack use and you don't need to go to church because every single statue is a patron and the same. and you can pray do it. right. if people come to pray, oh yes, we have the john nick from oak on the bridge. and he was the confessor, so the people was confessing. those are stock you because they said he is a right one. and the priests are not the right one because

hills. well, not much of a view just yet, but we'll get there. skies will clear out pretty nicely. most of us at the bay okay. as that cloud cover sitting right above us. but do watch for some foggy spots along 101 towards the lower end of the peninsula and into the south bay. well, some fog patches in the east bay and north bay hills as well. current temperatures are mostly in the 50's hayward. you're at 53 fremont at 51 while oakland a cool 55 and the north bay looking at our coolest temps as per the usual nevado and napa and petaluma. 48 degrees for your right now. definitely. don't forget those jackets as you're venturing out this morning later on today. daytime highs will be noticeably cooler than they have been inland areas. maxing out in the low 80's. while most of us along the bay shore in the low 70's, it gets even cooler from year for the rest of the weekend. and i've got that full weekend forecast. still to come, a look at the bay bridge. things are still nice and light out there. no backups, just metering lights not yet on. so you are still good to go early risers alway

low forties we might see some freezing temperatures are from forest hill in greenville, but the point of that is at 38 degrees. it's not you get frost . and so that's where the frost advisory comes from the areas included on this frost, advisor of the hills. not necessarily around the bay area proper around the bay proper berkeley and oakland and places like that , but in alviso, but when you get to san jose, you've gotta frost advisory. so that's going to be in san jose. it's going to be up in the north bay. it's going to be down towards more gun hill gilroy into santa cruz as well. so what that means is temperatures already. getting chilly into the fifties and forties. overnight lows will reach down into the thirties above freezing for the most part , but still very cool and as cool as we've seen, frost advisory, it's not going to just wipe out your crops or anything, but it's definitely one of the court. the court of states we've seen in a while, and so if you do have something super tender in the garden, you may want to cover it up, especially in the north and east base. bill thank you now to our elissa harrington