rock hill, south carolina.population of about 75,000 people, it's said it's turned out more nfl players per capita than any other city in the u.s. tonight's high school stars could become tomorrow's next pro athletes. >> and that ball of muscle that we call caleb simms is unstoppable. >> i make a great play, i can't even describe it. >> it's so hard to bring him down because he's so solid. >> when i'm making that play, i don't even know what's going on, i'm just letting my body do what it do, letting god lead me in the right direction. >> barksdale, he's loose! barksdale gets past, he's going to score! >> i've been playing since i was little. i've always wanted to go somewhere like college or to the league. it's always been a big goal of mine. >> reporter: from just a handful of high schools here have come over two dozen nfl players. eight from rock hill high, seven from northwestern, seven from south point. the odds of going pro are incredibly low. about 7% of high school football players go on to play in coll

>> i'm here in rock hill watching the south carolina basketball game. >> did brooklynn get my letter?, i don't think she's gotten it yet. >> is she doing okay? >> uh, she just went upstairs. she's hungover and she's going to take a nap. >> she's what? >> hungover. >> y'all had a big night last night? well, i'm glad she did. she deserved that. did she have fun? >> yeah. yeah, she had a good time. >> brooklynn cracks me up. she's like mom. you can always just take one look at her and know when she's just got the biggest buzz, you know? >> that's right. >> i mean, it doesn't take anything to know when she's got a buzz. >> right. >> you remember how mom used to smile? >> i do. you there? >> your time is up.

this town, rock hill, south carolina, calls itself football city, usa.ause you're only a freshman? >> no. you can't let a game get bigger than yourself. i don't think about it too much. >> reporter: j'zavien at 14 already has multiple division 1 offers to play in college. >> when did you know he was good? >> by the time he was 6, he had his first i think eight-touchdown season. by the time he was 9, he had 30 touchdowns and had -- >> in one season? >> had three games he had five touchdowns. one game he had five touchdowns in the first quarter. we always prepared for him to get this much attention. >> reporter: for some, those big dreams pay off and big contracts in a successful career. but jibrille knows all too well what happens when that dream bursts. he was one of those high school phenom players everyone said would make it to the nfl. he played college ball, but didn't make the cut for the nfl. >> how does that feel to come back here after not, you know, making -- hitting the ultimate dream of not making the nfl? >> it was depressing. i felt like a f

rock hill, actually. speak a very nice.a where you are, right? >> maybe we can make a road trip. >> let's do it. >> let's look at the maps. we have very warm temperatures across the east coast. 57 in cleveland but we have a cold front is going to come on through. look at the 24-hour temperature change. you can see where it's still winter across the west and we have a very spring-like air over the east. the combination of that along with the wind from the gulf of mexico and the winds coming from the north could give us the potential for severe storms including tornadoes. that is something we have to watch. and the snow forecast anywhere from 8-12 inches depending where you live. this is a blockbuster storm that's going to deliver a lot of different weather hazards. kansas city, a big parade today, a big celebration. nice day, but thursday the cold front comes through and we have snow showers in the forecast. do you want to say hi to brian kilmeade right now? >> hi, brian. how you doing? >> brian: thanks for asking, that's fa

it's all about the game in rock hill, south carolina. >> i have six division-i offers to play collegemore nfl players per capita than any other city in america. >> people here have a motto. nfl or bust. >> but there's another side. >> it's a dream that seems like reality. because it's happening so much. but in reality, it's not. it's like a fool's gold, a little bit. >>> plus anna kendrick. ♪ don't you forget about me ♪ >> the "pit

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good question then write down along the way there will be remnant rocks, that is, isolated hills, massifs from destruction. they are in all parts of the earth. i even saw them in the mountains and in the desert, and incredibly in the tundra. yes, but mother didn’t invent nature. but yes. okay, the natural question grinned, then seven. come on, the trail is seven, brother, yes, more than ten of them answer you. oh yo. oh, you are drinking, but calmly. i, as a great scientist without knowledge, who knows a lot, i remind you forgetful people that in russian seven is an analogue of many. well, remember the seven shops. seven do not wait for one, and then it is that the seed is so important or 10, but do not be. it to them importantly, their other formation began a long time ago , few people remember, but one and a half billion years ago. just do not need it, who is a witness, i am a witness. and what happened is a witness to that historical event. for a long time already all grunted. well, almost all the predecessors of these formations. reached a height of 10-15 km. now the height of the gri

"tell someone" was written by two children at sunderland's mill hill primary and performed by their rockoined them as they rehearsed. (pkg) as they rehearsed. # tell someone...# it is a simple but powerful message for those struggling — tell someone. written by singers amelia and molly, aged nine and ten. # tell someone...# they hope it will help children talk about their feelings. it is very powerful because you need to tell someone if you feel under the weather. there's a line that says, like, if you're feeling blue, tell someone. and it is just really good. it helps people to start speaking up about their emotions. yeah. one of our friends once was sad and i told her about the song and she just opened up with all of her different emotions. yeah. concern for children's mental health has grown, especially since the pandemic. there were a lot of children with anxiety and there stilll is. all i do is listen. i don't do anything else but be there to listen . and i encourage the children to talk to other people. - the whole school approach is what we are working onl is tell somebody and i t

it's host: this is russell, rock hill, republican. caller: good morning.k about the balance of power in the senate. the republicans actually have the majority. there are three independents, angus king, bernie sanders and kyrsten sinema, they have an eye behind their name. not a d. so there are 49 republicans, and three independents. so the majority is the republicans in the senate. they should have control of the senate. thank you very much. host: diane, kalamazoo, michigan. are you with us? stick by your phone. it is (202) 748-8002 four republicans, (202) 748-8000 free democrats, -- free democrats. any political issue you want to talk about, you are here to do so. anthony, a democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for all you do. to give context, richard cheney prior to coming to the vice president role, he was cooking the books. the dissolving of the ussr presented an accounting conundrum with the industrial agency in the military apparatus as we know it. anderson collapsed under the fraud to moot --fraudulent accounting. dick cheney was

hills and we are also seeing the granada area seeing rain. really heavy downpours around half moon bay. that may be producing hail. we are also seeing rain showers in the alum rock area, and in the hills it's changing to snow there and it's so hit or miss not all of us are seeing this. in most of the valleys, we are not seeing rain or snow at all. this is the kind of activity we will see, changing minute by minute as the system drops in very cold air. we will start to add in more moisture later this evening, and that means more rain picking up and more snow in elevations above 1,500 feet. and the rain is moving into san francisco and parts of the peninsula. it's going to move in the east bay and south bay. it will taper off on saturday. that's the reason we have a winter storm warning in effect for all of these areas shaded in pink. while most of the bay area lives in the areas not shaded, a lot of people living in the hills and mountains as well as in parts of the north bay are going to see snow coming down at times, and there's the potential that mount hamilton could get over a foot of snow, so definitely do not even try to travel up there. it's going to be ve

hill. we were removing rock after rock and finding nothing underneath. people were under the concrete screaming get us out or get us out. but we'd come up with empty hands, but not allowed them to hurry. other people spent 2 or 3 days under the rubble. some stayed there for 4 days. nothing was working on the hans alone weren't enough . we lost children. i lost my brother and his children and my cousins and their children, 25 people's i say, anti government demonstrations have been held in the iranian city of zach aiden of to reports of security forces, trying to enter one of the city's main mosques, video footage in our social media of demonstrators, in the capital of the trouble of sustained baluchistan province. the area has been at one of the focal points of the protests. every rock didn't september last year. after 22 year old monster, many died in custody. at least one person has died in a massive winter storm that sweeping parts of the us. the stormers knocked out power to nearly a 1000000 homes and businesses is also cause road closures and thousa

winners where the ban she's of in a share in a comic story of a friendship gone sour hill at bank the wonderful and rock biopic, elvis which follows the life of music icon elvis presley. both films scored for awards. sharing with me robinson, austin, butler was the surprised winner of the leading actor prize for elvis. thank you. awesome. and kate blanchard took the best actress prize from a rule intern. these idiosyncratic, the baptists are traditionally considered to be the film industries last week stop before the oscars. history may repeat this year as the german language war film is also one of the most nominated movies for the academy awards. a tennis legend boris becker is at the berlin film festival for the premier of the documentary on his turbulent life. the berlin al his 4th day, also saw competition entries from 2 very different filmmakers. i've, i've had my my, my bottom have been on what to make of doom doom the world versus boris becker chance the career of one of the world's greatest tennis players from teenage think we're start him to his recent jail sentence for fraud friday. i know th

and enjoy more than a 100 others during your read in the occupied west. china top diplomat hill, beijing is rock solid relationship with russia as he meets president latimer fruit . and my, my begum who's british citizenship was cancelled for joining iso, loses her battle to have it reinstated. i met the fog on the border where thousands of drugs are now rendered after the glory of this man for trusting on jim and ashley board holders around which was taken. she stepped towards the quarter finals of the champions. late they thrashed, inimical 52 in the 1st film as i am when the trophy for a record extending time. ah hello. we begin this news hour and the occupied westbank. that's where it's really forces have shot and killed at least 10 palestinians in a raid in the city. if nobliss more than a 100 palestinians had been injured, nearly a 1000 palestinians have been detained since the start of the year. and 61 have been killed. let's speak to nathan, but have she's joining us on the phone from annapolis and the occupied westbank. what's happening where you are we are talking about the number that

hills. just east of you above alum rock where you start to see that transition to snow fall. 6 ad. it's been a rain-snow mix along the sun old grade. couple of sprinkles in the form of rain around hayward and white tops some of our mountain tops like mount diablo and mission peak already. snow level expected to fall even further. right now it's rain. but look at that. a little bit of a rain-snow mix areas like twin peaks being shown on radar here. so the possibility of a couple flurries up there on twin peaks. we're going to be keeping you updated on all of this as we go reyna. >> thank you for that will come of the next hour. thousands still without power. and now there's a race to get back before tonight's poll tents. we have a live report. take a look at that coming up right after the break. and with rain and snow expected tonight. we're breaking down preparations around the area. we'll talk more about that. don't go anywhere. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news good morning and thanks for waking up with us. let it snow arya this morni

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what is the name of the dump artificial hill from waste rocks extracted during underground mining depositsus. i don't remember. do not remember, we have them in salihorsk , for example, that is, when they pass by salihorsk or somewhere not far at all. you will see these same mountains, rock heaps. alina, do you remember or not? you just grabbed your nose there, suddenly dear teacher, do you know this word, but in fact there is a school curriculum, apparently there is, but we can not remember amazing story. yes. the word is not very popular. here's how they look. well, from afar, they are very similar to a mountain, but they may differ slightly in appearance , but here in soligorsk, such a typical story is right there. you can see them directly from very far away. alina one more try. he proposed a scale in which the melting point of ice was taken as 100°. and the boiling of water for zero degrees after his death, his scale was turned upside down and named after him. what kind of scientist is this? i don’t remember now it will turn out everything is very simple yana this is the goal, of cour

i so clicked on the hill, we were removing rock after rock and finding nothing underneath people under the concrete screaming get his out. we'll get his out. but we'd come up with empty hands. was one of the land on the hearth. people spent 2 or 3 days under the rubble, some stately for 4 days. nothing was working on the hands alone went enough. we lost children, i lost my brother and his children and my cousins and their 225 people, sorry to altura, isabel reports now from cut ahmad marashi in turkey. the epicenter of one of the earthquakes earlier this month. well, it's a cold evening, 3 weeks after the earthquake struck this part of the country. still hundreds of thousands of people living in tens, not knowing exactly what is going to go on with their lives, like large parts of the city and large parts of this part of the country. looking like you can see right behind me with millions of tons of rubble to be collected. in fact, the united nations, the thing that around 400000000 pounds will have to be picked up earlier today. we saw how dozens and dozens of trucks were picking up. t

rock. is that likely to change minds on capitol hill about ok, this is not about fighting against russia thishting against china as well. therefore we have to continue the support. >> there's bipartisan support in congress to have a tough tone with china. we saw there was no sue looked committee on china to give their advice to congress on what to do to try to combat china and what is going on. but there's a remarkable split screen you see even deeper divergent of the west and beijing and moscow taking place this week3 k. not only were they saying the relations were as solid as a rock. but president putin was talking about new milestones and the relationship. this time last year, beijing and moscow pledged their relationship has no limits. now there talking about new milestones and fresh trade. for the president of china, he wants to use this as a global statement. for putin, it is about showing the west he is not isolated the way he wants to be. guy: the president was talking about the decision by the russians and russia leadership to suspend the nuclear pack that exist. was seen as a reacti

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our winds are generally light where a little breezy in our hills as we check in over areas mount st helena reporting 90 mph reporting 23 big rock as well as middle peak reporting 20 mph here in the north bay hills, no wind advisory associated with this system and we're not expecting a whole lot of rain. i do think we're going to be cooler, though for tomorrow afternoon. here's a view of storm tracker to where it's still fairly quiet out there again, perhaps just a little bit of drizzle. following right below the radar beam, and as i stretch back just a little bit, we can see. still the front is to the north into the west, so this is going to be dropping in the system is going to kind of slide right down the coastline, and so we'll have an opportunity at a few scattered showers this evening. but right now, it looks like saturday morning will be the best opportunity for all of us to see a little bit more wet weather and i'll show you this with the future cast in about four o'clock or so notice. it's over the north bay now what starts to happen is it moves through the central and south bay into the early evening hours ? that kind

i once again find myself pushing the rock up the hill, trying to help my former republican brothers and sisters from looking stupid. and stepping into a fight that only hurts you in the end. that's all you do. and this is yet another example of it. it is your deregulation that helped cause this, and it is donald trump, the very president claiming joe biden should have been there. they wouldn't even go to train derailments when people died. the hypocrisy is just there for everybody to see. >> i agree. i also think, whether biden shows up there or not, given the fact they've been on the ground since two hours after it happened, is such a distraction from the real questions. number one, the questions of the company, obviously. secondly, the governors that made decisions on how to deal with it and local politicians who we have to look at exactly what happened here, decisions that were made, whether to burn it, what to do. those decisions had a direct impact on what is happening for people on the ground and whether or not it is impacting their death. i mean, look at that. there are a lot of

northeast winds 17 and there's a northeast breeze almost across the board, except for big rock, oakland, berkeley hills. not strong, but it's definitely holding up some of the temps on the lows. one more nice day, mostly clear in the morning northeast breezes sunny, mostly sunny. a lot of high clouds mild , warm more forties than thirties. but i mean after today temperatures i think are on their way down. big time. thirties in the santa cruz mountains, scotts valley, felton. boulder creek depends on where you are in scotts valley. you can go from thirties to almost fifties depending on elevation. alistair 36th, santa clara 38 minutes all forties cupertino, saratoga, campbell, san martin and socal all at 40. degrees 18 truckee 43. las vegas. 41 yukata 39, sacramento 44 down in monterey. mostly sunny today than all these changes are going to. what's going to happen is you're going to see a system diggin hold on a second. it'll do this. it'll start to carve itself out like that and hang on for a while, probably all the way into about saturday. so for today, enjoy changes this week. not really today, but t

that is now means that the rock we have to push up a much deeper hill with a much shorter timeline and so we needed to act back then and back then. unfortunately everybody thought we have time. it turns out we didn't have time. so in your book, you mentioned about lyndon johnson, he spoke humans on earth geophysical experiment with the atmosphere. so kind of he was kind of was he the first presidents who really speak out about this. and for carter really influenced president carter to take the actions that he did. well, he had well, first of all, johnson say that and he had brilliant speechwriters. so he he was the he was the first president to talk about. it. my guess is that was -- goodwin, you know, who was just incredibly eloquent and carter, i think, surrounded with very good people in terms of the science, in terms of the science. he was an engineer himself, as you know, a nuclear engineer. i think. and so he was he was partial it. but keep in mind at the same carter's interest, he was interested in climate change. he was more interested in energy because fresh in their minds is

right around 1000 feet in elevation just below that, actually, right above alum, rock in milpitas up there into the east bay hills. also seeing some brief showers out there around alameda down towards san leandro and it doesn't take long for you start to see a transition into rain snow mix on up into the east bay hills just because of how very cold it is. watch for some flurries in the oakland and berkeley hills right now. really cool to be seeing that snow level is low as it is, but makes for some slick conditions. definitely one to watch this radar all day long today. and we're keeping you updated. winter storm warning in effect, starting at 04:00pm today for upper elevations from the northeast and south bay. if you're above 1000 feet, we are going to look at snow level increasingly low. tonight, though, dropping as low as in some cases, 500 feet in elevation. as you may see, a few flurries, if not even lower than that into early tomorrow morning. freezing temperatures right now with frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect. getting a look at where we're at san francisco mountain view and fremont each at

hill. an intricate warren of tunnels, whittled through the rock and soil that lay beneath the city was floodedness. the orphan boy mine is one of the few remaining hard rock mines in the city. today, it serves as a training facility for the montana tech school of mines and engineering. >> there's five generations of mining here. in order to survive and provide the resources for america, these people were super skillful. >> jim keane is a state senator and labor advocate who grew up working the mines of butte. >> how many miles of tunnel under butte total? >> 10,000 miles of tunnels. >> ten thousand miles! >> and i figured -- >> like this? >> like this. only smaller, usually. >> larry hoffman is a longtime mining engineer and instructor. matt krattinger is the new guy. a hard rock miner by day, he likes to relax by spending his time down here, playing. >> i come mining for fun on my days off. >> okay! >> it's one of those things that just gets in your blood. you got a lot of pride in it. >> these like it underground. and even more, they seem to like drilling holes deep into the rock face. >> yo

mythological figure sisyphus forever condemned to push a heavy boulder up a hill every time he nearly reached the top. atop the rockwould roll back and six of us would have to start over from 1929 to 1933. herbert hoover arguably was our modern source of us. every time that he seemed to be on the brink of success taming the great depression, some new crisis would. while the silent killer. the contraction of the money supply would grind on each time like scissors us. he would start over, unaware that much of his perpetual motion may have been doomed to fail to futility by the monetary policies of a government agency beyond his control. so i leave you with this food for thought. perhaps someday historians will conclude that hoover's presidency was stymied. not so much by his political limitations, political philosophy or but by something neither he nor virtually anyone at the time quite understood the fatal misjudgment and errors of the federal board. thank you. i understand there is for questions and there will be some of the microphone. so if you don't raise your hand, i'll call in you and then mic will be provided

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rock came smashing through the wall of their newly built home. residents say a nearby construction site had sent several large boulders rolling down the hill. but this is the first one that actually cause some serious damage. >> i really didn't know what happened except for the loud boom. we had some issues with. carving the mountain. and i don't know if that is the cause. >> the developer insists his project is not to blame for that incident. sent investigation is ongoing. fortunately, nobody was hurt. my goodness. can you imagine? i mean, just the sound as we were sitting here listening to the sound of the boulder going through and there they were there. yeah, that scary for sure to share >> well, that's it for us tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. we'll be back at 8 o'clock. >> have a good have a nice everybody. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the united ice of america. danger zone across the usa, and... look what came rolling down the hill. then... the final days of laverne and shirley actress cindy williams as a nation expresses grief for the beloved star. >> we love her so much. >> announcer: and outrage. the double amputee shot dead by cops as he attem

rock is ukrainian troops. the also targeting russia is incendiary. bomb launches, known as heavy flame throwers on these senior correspondent, more down the hill near the front lines with some of those rushing weapons, and se cruz on the battlefield. there is nothing that ukrainian troops and nationalists fear more than this a machine that has instantly broken into battalions and turn the tide of countless battles. it's u. s. one. although barry multiple, a rocket, larger system and perhaps the deadliest weapon cards, he fielded on, the battlefield. and ukraine. $24.00 rockets, 270 kilograms each far into a distance from 6 to 10 kilometers. an absolutely fatal to anything within a 150 meter radius asked only philly. our main talk is how large concentration is a phantom troops 20 or more people. and also vehicles, anyone caught within the bus radius has particularly no chance of survival. firmer barrack munitions or vacuum bombs on nothing like conventional munitions. it isn't shrapnel that kills but flash burn and crushing over pressure which causes instant death. you can't hide from this behind a wall. only a hermetically shield bunker office

hill, naturally in moscow, which has 27 safety lines for skiing. next year , they plan to organize a playground in the park for curling. you understand the pelvis of the rockback and pushing the right forward perfectly. the russian curling federation actively promotes its sport to the masses curling, a regular participant in moscow festivals, we had a very funny trip to christmas. here you are booking for the poperling lanes, they were all just dismantled at once and people complained, wrote to us of the federation and said, why are you so few lanes organized in the city we can't sign up to play curlies on one side. these are problems. we are on the other side. we were so happy that people really need it people want and are interested in this sport. so we will do more better in order to have enough for everyone the master class of the participant of three olympiads, ekaterina galkina, a record number of people came to luzhniki , the time is not far off when chess will become everyday moscow fun over the past 12 years, there has been such a qualitative leap forward. and it shows, including from two and a half million to five and a half million this year. an

hill it up. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i would like to thank mister full, i do same the minister of foreign affairs of the rock for constructive negotiations for a very rich and eventful program for our delegation in baghdad to day chris, we talked in detail about our relations to son them c. as in cat plain attention to the economic and investment ties. as my counterpart said, our russian studios oil companies have a very significant presence and investments building and in the studio and osha big plans for their iraq loudness. over $13000000000.00 has been invested already. and in today's situation, glenitia a made unlawful restrictions enforced by the americans and their satellites up it's crucial accordingly, economies to keep safe. the legal and low full economic relation relationships from the unlawful pressure deal exerted by the west. younger and many countries in the region have been doing just this. staunch the up switching from payments in dollars, including payments for oil coupled to currencies of other reliable countries, such as who value their good name. i mean, as players in the international economic exchange

rock. it can tackle slopes of up to 14 degrees at a speed of up to 40 kilometers an hour. what's more, this behemoth even generates its own electricity. when driving down hill with a full load, the $634.00 kilowatt synchronous motors, regenerative system, generates more electricity than is required for the empty ascent. this is how the dumper his batteries are charged and how additional c o 2 neutral electricity is generated. and here are a few images of how the unique machine was created from a conventionally powered tipper. the conversion has resulted in around $50000.00 leaders of diesel being saved every year. a company in the german state of syringe via specializes in converting machines to electric power at farm. oh, in the small town of libby, sal, almost all types of conventional commercial vehicles are converted to fit electric drive trains and then tested. here is a fully converted homo machine on a test drive, accelerating with the quiet wish of its electric motor. the projects technical lead, sebastian house is satisfied after all, each of these conversions is an individual project and this one is a special vehicle for customers from asia. in th

half moon bay reporting a wind gust of 41 in our hills just as bad we have mount diablo reporting 38 not st helena reporting 29 big rock in the north bay reporting winds. 2 51 so the wind advisory moves into place at one o'clock. it's not even in place right now. but you can see it's very gusty and blustery already out there for today, and this wind advisory doesn't expire until tomorrow at one o'clock, and we do expect those wins again to be reaching 50 to 55 mph, which could create the power outages perhaps bring down trees, things like that, so that's pretty much what we're dealing with for today. cool and very windy conditions tomorrow a winter storm watch for the santa cruz mountains because snow levels has some point. are expected to drop down about 1000 ft and a freeze watch for parts of the bay area on thursday, so very cold air continuing to filter into the bay area over the next few days. meanwhile the winter storm warning for the sierra is already in place, and it doesn't expire until saturday . so a lot going on in the sierra as well. a winter weather advisory for the lake tahoe area for today all right. a

rock. it can tackle slopes of up to 14 degrees at a speed of up to 40 kilometers an hour. what's more, this behemoth even generates its own electricity. when driving down hill with a full load, the $634.00 kilowatt synchronous motors, regenerative system, generates more electricity than is required for the empty ascent. this is how the dumper his batteries are charged and how additional c o 2 neutral electricity is generated. and here are a few images of how the unique machine was created from a conventionally powered tipper. the conversion has resulted in around $50000.00 leaders of diesel being saved every year. a company in the german state of syringe via specializes in converting machines to electric power at farm. oh, in the small town of loopy sal. almost all types of conventional commercial vehicles are converted to fit electric drive trains and then tested. here is a fully converted homo machine on a test drive, accelerating with the quiet wish of its electric motor. the projects technical lead sebastian house is satisfied. after all, each of these conversions is an individual project and this one is a special vehicle for customers from asia. in the

hills were. diablo's reporting 27 in the north bay. we have 21 mount st helena 37 at big rock temperatures. 5 10 degrees chillier right now compared to yesterday, even down by 13 in santa rosa, where we are 52 degrees right now. 52 in san francisco, 53 walnut creek, so if you're getting out this evening. cool breezy, slight chance for scattered showers. increasing tonight. better details on the rest of the weekend coming up in just a little bit. hi rosemary. thanks we'll see you soon heads up for people driving through pleasant in this weekend. one stretch of interstate 6 80 is going to be completely shut down all weekend , starting at 10 tonight. northbound lanes of 6 80 will be shut down until early monday morning between signal and pleasanton drivers will have to get off the freeway on the highway. 84 also called via zito's road and drive through pleasant in to get back to the freeway. caltrans is the closer is to allow work on a 3.5 mile stretch of a paving project. it's part of a bigger project that's been in progress in the area for weeks, and another closure is schedule

the window is mount tam 43 mph oakland hills there, 12 to 26 big rock by nevada 28 mph, so that's pretty good breeze in place. nevado that's cool. that's at the surface. 16 gusting to 23 oakland airport has gusta 32 mph sfo is up to about 50 yesterday half moon bay north and 40. so there's some pretty good gusts already in their forties for many because of the breeze thirties for a few, but there's a lot of forties because the wind is holding up these temps here, castro valley, says 36, but that's the only one i can find. so far. clayton's clothes wanted greece closed, but this is a really cold air mass. 25 truckee 38 crescent city that's cold for them. 30 in reno and then forties in the valley load, mid upper this system will drop and it will actually take a track that does this. it will go more towards the seer and then eventually end up in northern arizona, which is going to be a really cold system for them as well. we're on the western edge of it. but there's enough there that will get some cold air for freeze watch tomorrow. and maybe a little bit of light rain i buy into this coupl

hill, the bases are paler than the summits as they receive beyond each other. from here, leonardo descended into the valley sus siena, or the viola de sassy, the valley of rocks ah, nearby is an impressive waterfall that leonardo described in detail involved sassy. now, as you travel the road from reco, you'll find on the right hand side the troia river, which falls from a very tall rock. and where it falls, it goes under ground and the river and there. ah ah, you not ost keane. i also noted the unique flora of the region here among great rock falls and waterfalls my pillow grows abundantly. now, this is clear evidence that leonardo used his travels through this region in preparation for painting the virginal de rocks because it is this native plant. the my palo that would reappear into painting. ah, leonardo then set out to explore the western part of the green, your mountains along lake lecoq. he would have had a stunning view of the town of mondell. what made this hill so interesting is that even today, it is permeated with a number of caves. one of these even served as a church and leonardo time we know from the current ex alana case that leonardo da vinci f