and there's a monument to these these cadets of chipotle peck the national academy cadets. and i think even today that. sense that every day there's some ceremony they do to honor these cadets. but as far as them being a a force in the mexican army. they really weren't they were. they were very young. some of them might have become officers at they were not the officer core and the mexican army was made up mainly of. the upper class the rich got in there and it was so top-heavy it was just ridiculous with officers. i want to thank everybody for coming tonight and a special thanks to mr. whelan. thank you again. be sure to check our calendars and our website for other events that you might be interested in. thank you again for coming. excuse me. i believe. not here, very important to say what let's just american history tv on c-span 3 every weekend documenting america's story funding for american history tv comes from these companies who support c-span 3 as a public service. weaknesses month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every

so yeah, he called her miss peck. oh and courtesy respect. well, what what early members of the society would you like to know more about besides annie? well, there's so many i mean just from your book i learned about a whole many more that i did not know about but i would say dorothy bennett would be one. um, she's from minnesota as i am and she got a degree in english and then she studied astronomy and anthropology and one of my interests is also astronomy and she wrote the golden guide books. to all the different topics and the astronomy one when i was a child. that's what got my interest in astronomy. and she was a curator at the hayden planetarium and then she was also a curator at the berkeley museum of anthropology. and so i'm very fascinated by her. and another one is catherine barrett who she traveled in the himalaya with her husband robert barrett. who was a geographer and in patagonia and then she wrote but first before that she wrote books for children and and then the two of them, i mean she had beautiful writer which i guess tha

let get right to meteorologist darren peck. >> the rain we have seen like on that lens is pretty much a steady mist. the kind of stuff you can't measure. nonetheless, it is wet out there already. however, that is the main 8:00 start to march that line of rain aross the entire area. to give you a quick overlook, at how much rain we will get out of this,10thto a quarter inch of rain throughout the bay area. we can't rule out the possibility of stray showers in the second half of the day. maybe even an isolated thunderstorm just off to the northeast parts of the bay area. i will go into all the details on that and we need to talk about the snow in the sierra. i will see you with all that in the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> new at 11:00, an alarming trend in the east bay. police are seeing more children as young as ten years old committing serious crimes. kpix5 is in san leandro with more on what can be done to stop these crime sprees. >> reporter: police say there is certainly an up tick in violent crimes committed by groups of young people in san leandro and oakland. the poli

peck one of the bay area's premier hikers. every week it's someplace different. with weather. >> and we can actually see it from the camera's view that we've got on top of the salesforce. another great lands to go hiking and you can kind of pick out just the edge there out there towards maybe past the palace of fine arts out over towards chrissy field. you can see the beach there. golden gate bridge. and the prom intour way out there. notice the high clouds here. those are pretty harmless. there have been a lot of high clouds today. there are going to be a lot more mid level clouds tomorrow morning. that are really going to do a number on the morning lows. for tomorrow. it's going to stay pretty warm for the morning. for tomorrow. i'll show you that in a second. more high clouds over the tri- valley and the current numbers right now are in the upper 50s for most places. it's 58 in oakland and 59 livermore and 58 in the city. look at the morning lows. what's missing on here? nobody's got to go into the 30s and if somebody was going to go into the 30s. santa rosa t

peck has a few of those related to the weather. >> i am starting out with two minor earthquakes.you didn't feel this, no breaking news, no damage. two minor earthquake ins the bay area today. the first one, i want to talk about, is the one that was a little stronger and the one that maybe you were more likely to have felt. a 3.3 that happened at 7:13 this morning in the north bay. five niling south of calistoga. it was felt very lightly and no damage. that one was the most noticeable of the two. the other earthquake, that one was reported in the city by some people who said they felt it there. the other earthquake was smaller. it was only a 2.9. this one was just about nine miles to the southeast of livermore and that one also not felt reported all that widely. if we take a look at the map, we can see the whole series of earthquake faults that stretch out across the bay area. the one that happened down here this morning, it was probably closer to the greenville fault. none of those are connected. it is not likely the two had anything to do with each other. they just happened to o

we will see you back here at 11:00 along with vern glenn and darren peck.. and juliette goodrich will be back tomorrow night. see you at 11:00. presentationg is a paid by the international fellowship of christians and jews. jews have faced persecution after persecution for centuries. tragically today, elderly jews in the former soviet union still face antisemitism and abject poverty. god calls us to defend the oppressed. as christians, we must not stand idly by watching history repeat itself. it was right here where a very dark chapter in jewish history was written. much of the city today is very close to what it was like when the nazis were welcomed here in 1941.

charles hudson also has a wonderful book in the yazu claims in the fletcher versus peck decision. they were ousted by the good voters of the georgia in the succeeding election. new gang came in. first official act was to tear from the statute book the act that authorized the sale of georgia's -- much of georgia's western domain. this is my favorite story. may or may not be true, but peter mcgraw relates it, and others do, too, that they took the capital as milledgeville and they took a sheet of paper to the square in milledgeville and they dragged out of retirement this old revolutionary war veteran and had him put on his uniform, or a uniform, and, the old guy sort of hobbled down to the square and they handed him a magnifying glass. many of you, as i never did this, but i knew people who did, tortured insects as children with magnifying glasses and tortures may be putting it mildly. and what they had this guy do as they publicly repudiated this, they had the old guy hold up a magnifying glass and fry the document. the symbolism is this was the spirit of revolution destroying thi

let's check the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> you can see on high- definition doppler we had a little missed, it is not organized rain which is still up here and future cost sees it beautifully, plays this forward and by the time we get to 8:00 that is working its way into the north bay. and from that point on until noon, it will march his way across the entire bay area. we will not get a lot of rain out of this but you'll notice things get wet. maybe one quarter of energy ran around santa rosa, more detail coming up. but that is a quick overview. >>> police in the east they are grappling with the spike in serious crimes being committed by children. this video was captured in san leandro showing two children running up to a man on pershing avenue. the child is armed with a gun and the victim is heard saying are you serious before he body slams the young suspect. the suspect screams while his accomplice begs the victim to let him go but the san leandro police said the payer took off in a white kia suv also used earlier that day on april night in attempted robbery at an atm

meteorologist darren peck is here with our forecast, darren? >> you know the main thing about tomorrow is we pull back the clouds. first part of the morning is gray for easter. not going to deal with fog, but you see already starting to develop over part of the bay today. they're just going to get more widespread, thicken up, and as we take a look ahead at the futurecast, watch what happens as you see the clouds overtake most locations for tomorrow. now, this doesn't have a major impact on temperatures. in fact, if we take a look at where we're going to be for temperatures tomorrow, inland, daytime high tops out at 66. cloudy as we start out the morning, we covered that. we burn the clouds off easily by 10:00, and 66 should be right in line with where you were today. if we do the comparison for the bay and look at the numbers, a little bit cooler here. daytime high here 61. be back with the rest of the forecast in a bit. for now, brian, back to you. >> thanks, darren. >>> now to sonoma county where two women are dead after a suv careened off a

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peck is just the tip of the iceberg the singer grinds auction off digital art works for nearly $6000000.00 in just 20 minutes to giffen and cat went for around 600 $1000.00 and the dutch musician don diablo sold a digital concert for $1200000.00 that's a lot of money the hype surrounding crypto art has been triggered by f.t.'s cryptographic data sets that guarantee authenticity and origin a bit like a signature on a painting curator have found things and f.t.'s will change the art market we have been pretty much waiting for technical standards that digital works of herbs and he needs unique and can be treated easily for the last name on 20 years. digital used to be hard to sell or trade but no thanks to teens you can only original making the artwork attractive both as a collectible and as investment to look summers he sold online and paid for with cryptocurrency this attracts a totally new type of customer and there are people that are interested in art and . action and the traditional art market just didn't know before and then be ready to spend money and support. for many artists the sud

the tone shifts closer to flatliners in the second film, which starsjosh peck as a volunteer venturing. i said, i got the suit. and there is a definite whiff of close encounters in the third part, which sees a scientist trying to communicate with the aliens. portal may not be that original, but it is intriguing. though the episodic style hampers the tension, and there is little resolution in the finale. it's more of a tantalising peek than a satisfying journey. portal is on digital and dvd from the 19th of april. if you're in a contemplative mood, may i suggest the documentary henry glassie: field work. what i do is i don't study people at all. i stand with people and study the things that they create. that's what interests me. what do they choose to present as emblems of their being? henry glassie is an american folklorist and ethnologist, but this film from pat collins is less about his life and more about his subjects. this doc patiently observes the rituals of working artists in brazil, turkey, north carolina and ireland. these are practitioners who spend most of their waking hours

he tells me at one point they stop to pick up a hitchhiker. >> peggi or told officer peck and erica, they told him he went around town for a bit. >> he went to the car, then shortly after christian said i want to get out of the car, pull over, i want to get out. that was where the friends parted, near this auto buddy shop a few miles off campus. then neighborhood around the body shop raised alarm for officer pack. it had some rough spots. >> some of the area is known to be a high drug area. it has some gang activity as well. that kind of concerned me, where they up there specifically for that reason? or, in the process of christian getting dropped off, did you run into something bad in that area? >> i knew there was a large cumulus -- homeless community in games ville, and the still is. i was a little confused about that. if he was somewhere, and he stumbled into a campground of homeless people, and they decided to do something to him, that was one of the options i thought of. >> the gang area, homeless camps, and a mysterious hitchhiker, there is seem to reason enough to be worried.

so far about investigations underway in oakland good morning it is sunday april 11th, i am darren peck. let's check the weather and this will be a replay of yesterday. top headlines just like yesterday. we will keep low clouds mostly east bay and i will show you that coming up, even those do not last long. gusting near the water but more so along the coast today than anywhere else. lighter wind today than it has been the past several days so it will be slightly warmer today in the bay and it looks pretty from atop the salesforce tower. temperatures ranging from 37 around the north bay to 50 in the east bay, and we get back into the upper 70s for daytime highs, plenty of sunshine inland and upper 60s for the day. more later. >>> oakland police are investigating a pair of shootings that in happened within three hours of each other late last night. the first was just before 7:00 on havens court boulevard. a man was pronounced dead at the scene and several streets were shut down for officers canvassed for witnesses and looking for video surveillance. the second shooting happened before 9:0

let's start with a check of the weather with meteorologist darren peck. >> there is a chance we could see a few light showers as early as today. should we do that, it will mainly be in the northbay. it will be cloudy for much of today. light rain possible for saturday but widespread rain for sunday. really focused on the first half of the day tomorrow. we will go into the details on that in the cleat forecast, coming up in a bit. it is cloudy out there today. whether it is the mid-level stratus clouds overhead for many of us or the higher clouds coming in on the leading edge of this next rainmaker, it is cloudy. apertures out there for the most part in the low 50s. for now, back over to you. >>> warriors fans are finally back at chase center. giants of the warriors posts played games last night. some bay area basketball fans, it was the first chance and more than a year to see the warriors in person. getting to the door at chase center takes either a completed vaccine card or a negative covid test. the warriors are covering the tests either through mail-in kits or on-site rapid tests.

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so far about investigations underway in oakland good morning it is sunday april 11th, i am darren peck. let's check the weathe

now to meteorologist darren peck. pretty cool out there today. >> yes. by this time yesterday we were still gray. now we have seen the marine layer melt back all the way to the immediate coast, unless you are in sonoma county where there is some leftover for sonoma and napa, but that is disappearing quickly. a pretty video you of it from the top of the mark hopkins hotel, our camera taking a look from the east. that is one view. and this is another view from the top of the salesforce tower. but here, the east bay is looking great. that is 880. and even further inland, the tri-valley we have broken into the sunshine quite a while ago. it has had an impact on the temperatures so far. we already made it to 60 in livermore. 61 in san francisco. the marine layer has a stronghold on you near the coast and it will stay that way. tomorrow we will take the marine layer from where it is now, play it through today to tonight. this is 2:00 in the morning on wednesday. it is widespread once again. stays with us through much of wednesday morning, then wednesday late m

. >> darren peck is standing by, and we were just looking at that shortcoming the other way. across the bay you can even see some fog sneaking in. >> that is a sign of the pattern that is changing for us. one thing that stands out about watching that marine layer creeping in, it is kind of high. typically you can see it come in, it obscures the bridge and is down on the roadway. this one is fairly elevated. and that is tied to the weather pattern we are caught in right now. there is a huge area of low pressure dominating much of the western u.s.. you would never know what here in the tri-valley. but if you look at the big picture, it is snowing in the sierra. this is not going to make up for the deficit in our snowpack, but it was enough to mess with the drive today and make for pretty pictures in the sierra. and if you see this on the real big picture, there's the storm. big area of low pressure, so that's why we got snow in the sierra. we did not get any rain in the bay area. that storm was too far inland, and inside slider. but we still felt its presence. and now the marin

our meteorologist darren peck is in for paul tonight. so we are hearing that some areas could hit 90 degrees. >> yes, but that is only a few of the extreme spots, and that does not happen until sunday. and that is really what the focus is. the warm-up coming our way as we get into the weekend. the rest of the work week will pretty much be average. is the where were we today? 73. i'm using concord as an example. watch what happens over the next few days. that line really takes off. by the time we've got to sunday, concord, you are one of those few spots that could hit 90. most other places for inland parts of the bay area come in at the upper 80s. if we jump ahead to sunday, and it is too early to put an exact number on a daytime high for sunday, it is a little too far out. but this is the possibility, so it's good to start talking about it now. if we hit 90 in concord, what is the record? it's 87. so we will beat that. san jose, 85, 91 is your record. san francisco, you will miss it. 78 degrees on sunday will still be a noticeably warm d

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darren peck is tracking our summer like temperatures. >> it didn't look like that at all in dolores yester today the temperatures turned thrninbut it tch. wasn't enough to keep the warm up confined. yesterday it was all about the warm up that happened inland. but today was san jose, oakland, and san francisco that did the biggest jump from one day to the next. all three locations. either 11 or 12 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. that's enough to grab your attention when you're outside. not to say we didn't warm up over yesterday for concord, santa rosa, and livermore. we did. we went up another 7 or 8 degrees. but you did most of the warming up yesterday. the winners are by far inland. concord hit 90 today. still waiting for the officials from the national weather service, but so far at the airport we've gotten 90 recorded there. so let's use that as the example. what would average be for a location like concord this time of year? 70. and showing the arcing orange line, we go from 90 to 83 today, and mid to upper 70s much of next week. we never get back to average. not in this seven-

darren peck is here to break it down. >> for obvious reasons, the snowpack in the sierra is at the front lines for the changes happening in our state from climate change. but what has happened over the last three weeks has water content. on april 1st we were at 63% of average, that was the big snowpack report. it wasn't that bad. today it is that 37%. that is a huge drop. and those numbers should have stayed about the same. we were just talking about where that water content is right now. to lose that much is unprecedented. in fact, if you look at the sensors across the sierra, the ones that have red circles on them, those are the locations in the area that just set the record for the fastest loss of water content since we've been keeping records, for the first three weeks in april. there is a lot that goes into this, but the number one culprit behind this is how warm we were for the month of april. these are the temperatures for the month, all the deep shades edow at least 4 degrees above average. i will be back with the rest of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> for continuin

but as darren peck will tell us, things are about to change. >>> we are going to go a little bit more than most places. this was a one day temperature spike. it was 55 for the daytime high on saturday. to th was one of the lower numbers. look at the daytime highs for the bay area, santa rosa and concord both hit 90 today. 88 in livermore, 83 in san jose. from here the numbers will start coming back down. if we take a look at the inland locations, think about 90 in concord, 70 is an average daytime high right now for those locations. we will be back in the mid-70s by the middle part of this week don't get all the way down to average. san jose will get to average. your line takes you all the way down to in a relatively cool 70. i will be back with the complete forecast in a bit, we will talk about any hope for rain. >>> ow virr ct clos l. hundreds rallied sunday ahead of a possible verdict. the former minneapolis police officer is charged with george floyd's death for kneeling on his neck after more than nine minutes. after 14 days of witness testimony, the state and defense rested thei

> i think your honor is highlighting some ambiguousness of this court's discussion on what parents peck on love. i do not think that conservatives simply get it here, because as the court noted in lucas, the state cannot create a new background principal some 40 years ago, so while there may be some ambiguity over what constitutes a principle of background property law, there is no doubt that the ability to exclude third-party interlopers was not a ride that existed as a background principal of california law. >> and can i get one more short winning? are you denying the notion that comes from laredo that there is a difference between permanent deformations and temporary deformations? insofar as you are talking about of property insofar as the court is talking about access to one up as we as property by individuals, nolan dispelled the notion that the people have to be stationed there for 24/7. >> justice gorsuch. >> i think you should have a little more opportunity that this would be revolutionary at the edgewater regulatory regimes that the government would never be able to walk onto a

of a detachment of soviet partisans the group's leader was played by biting hollywood actor gregory peck. gregory pack was the brad pitt of the 19 fifties and sixties he starred alongside adrià burning roman holidays in 153 and in 1962 pack won an oscar for his performance as atticus finch in the adaptation of the cult american novel ought to kill a mockingbird but the sex symbol and alias star was still an unknown actor back in the $940.00 s. he's debut role in hollywood was as a solvent partisan later named lattimer or a surrogate for you. a day. like in any type of inspire a new diminished of gold if that are met over and leave then it would be lessened that soul a syria but with a propaganda but also it's you've got to remember your your part not. we had to change america thinking about the soviets and we did so successfully it wasn't only hollywood that participated in the campaign to improve the soviet union image leading newspapers and magazines were also involved here for example is what the american media wrote about lattimer lenin in those years well you know doesn't buy chortl

. >> darren peck is in for paul this evening. and darren, you were saying the snow is melting at a record pace right now in the sierra. >> yeah, liz, on the other side of the state some unprecedented changes to tell you about. in the sierra snow pack just over to last three weeks. looks great when you look at it from space, but you're only seeing the surface level of the snow, which you have to cor is how much water is being stored in that snow pack. that's what matters most to us. on april 1st, when we did our snow survey, we were at 63% of average. we'd like more, but that doesn't sound that bad. in the last three weeks, that number has gone down to 37% of average. it should have stayed close to 63%. we were just talking about what's the percent of water there in comparison to what average would be for today's date. we were at 63% then. that number should have tracked closely to, that but something happened over the last three weeks. if you look at the sierra as a whole -- i know the dots are small on from, but each one shows y

darren peck is in the weather center with a first look at the week what we can forecast. >> how little rain we've had that we will start of our newscast tonight with this. you can see high def doppler has a little bit of rain up the coast because this is just the leading edge pick we have to take a look at the bigger picture. that is the main and of rain and that gets here for the bulk of tomorrow. really the first half of the day on sunday. this will be widespread rain for the entire bay area. when you look at the totals this is not a drenching but we are going to pick up perhaps close to about a quarter of an inch of rain and some of the heavier spots and closer to about a 10th of an inch of rain down in the southbay. take this into consideration for any plans you have for sunday. bay area wide to be on the roads because this will be enough rain to slow things down with the bulk of this coming between about sunrise and noon. it is not mean we won't see rain outside of that window but that is really the best bet. sunrise to about noon and in the southbay may be a few ntilu e what is t

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