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maybe the 1880's and 1890's. the lincoln memorial is 1922. , i guess ikind of should say my remarks are not meant to say that he is being ignored prior to the 1930's. he is being recognized, honored, celebrated. i think there is a kind of switch in the 1930's in terms of less talk about lincoln and moreg and healing, a figure of power, a figure who the mostrepresents consolidated power of the american government. that imagenk you had earlier of lincoln, but i do think you have that in the 1930's. yes? >> there is an even more subtle reference to lincoln in casablanca. rick ran guns and fought in the spanish war. that was the lincoln brigade. [inaudible] >> microphone. you are not at the microphone. he ran guns. >> i thought of the lincoln brigade. you would wonder if that was almost subliminal. people would have known that reference at the time. >> i will go back and look at that. thank you. to questions, if i can remember them both. southernf the segregationist democrat politicians say you are using lincoln as a

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upper 60's for those of you along the bay like oakland and hayward low to mid 70's as you make your way inland so 80's will be a thing of the past. joyner, pleasant temperatures as we noticed that cool down for your thursday afternoon highs in stormtracker 4. well we're all tracking very dry conditions but future cast for is showing some changes with some light storms trying to make its way into the bay area thursday and friday and it looks like the best shot of some very light scattered hit or miss showers will mainly be for those of you in the east bay and south bay really just bring us traces amount of rain up best by friday night though could see some very light scattered showers or those of you in the more they but overall drying out this weekend and take a look at monday's storm because according to this latest model runs this storm is going to remain off the coast, but it's been up and down showing either an atmospheric river or light scattered showers but one thing is certain going to keep an eye on the storm as it gets closer this weekend during kron 4 news prime time so st

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from the east bay shoreline like oakland and hayward with widespread upper 70's low to mid 80's as you make your way and so very little change there, but that warming trend is going to continue through tuesday once again it's going to feel a lot more like summer than spring in the bay area temperatures 5 to 15 degrees above average and may first right around the corner starting on friday with a near average temperatures and a slight chance of rain making its way into the north bay next weekend are all looking like a pretty dry outlook for the rest of the bay area back to your granny making all right bree said coming up using you be lights to sanitize workers why one group of employees is. >>having some mixed reactions to the new practice and taking the first steps towards reopening how a business owner in georgia feels about the door this weekend we got our first glimpse of what reopening some businesses in the u.s. looks like the state of georgia allowed beauty salons bowling alleys and jim's to reopen along with some other nonessential businesses and while many business owners say th

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along the coast, mid 60's along the bay which widpread upper 60's and even some 70's like those of you in santa rosa warming up to 74 degrees or your wednesday afternoon about 5 degrees above average 70 starting this weekend into early next week may make our interior vaeys but along the coast and ong the bay above average temperatures the, widespad upper 60's so we do our way but until then we are going be right about where we should be for this time of year cherine back to you thank you bree sign you've spired me to go look at the moon tonight. >>i expect percent. i'm going to. >>well coming up what the latest projections are saying about the coronavirus cases in california and health care workers. they do still need protective gear, what's being done to helpthem out and how some cainsurance companies e in nearly 100 yearserving the military community, we've seen you go through tough times and every time, you've shown us, yore much tougher your hrt, courage d mmitment has always inspired us and noit'so different so, we're here with financial strengt stability and experience you can de

the south bay, widespread upper 50's and low to mid 60's of san jose 66 degrees. los gatos 59. wind speeds could be a little bit breezy from time to time around 20 miles per hour could see gusts upwards of 30 fire friday afternoon livermore 64 degrees as is hey we're throughout the east bay shoreline with widespread mid 60's from richmond all the way into oakland low 60's though for those of you in san leandro napa 65 degrees also in the mid 60's sandra fell 60 degrees in santa rosa 67 degrees for your friday afternoon highs but this weekend tracking 2 storms the first one set to arrive saturday that was mainly going to impact the north bay bring about half an inch of rain or less for the rest of the bay area we're going to see scattered showers about a 3rd of an inch of rain or less but sunday, a second stronger storm will arrive right after that first one exit that one is not only going to bring us rain but gusty winds possible hail and thunderstorms as well in the forecast with those showers lingering through monday. all in all the bay area will see about half

today's highs, mostl still in the 60's with concd mountain view an antioch in the low 70's.68 tomorrow's daytime high climbing into e low 70's. well tuesday and wednesday being our warmest days after that we start to see temperatures coong down in by next weekend. it's ck to the 60's we go back to you guys in the studio. thanyou very much and there's the john their now back in case you forgot to says you know with coronavirus and everything and we asked whh ship. >>as she was pregnant, we didn't want you know risk her health news to come on the then they add the ba on a d good friday yes, according to the tweet was a 7.7 pounds 8 has 2 boys already d she she really wanted a girl so give me a all right got talk a little bit about santa cruz. if you're planning on heading down there to hit the beach or the park or to go get something do it. these guys found that out they all gets a $1000 fie each one of them shelter-in-place order santa cruzd tweeted out the photo and the chiefsays that the group was actually from fremont and headed down to santa cruz to buy some drinks exampl

also only warming up into the low 60's with widespread mid to upper 50's from brisbane into burlingame burlingame 58 degrees but san mateo and foster city in the low 60's mid 60's for those of you in redwood city and even for those of you throughout the south bay upper 60's and low 70's for san jose so enjoy those clouds and temperatures there are colluding with 70's that 69 degrees for most of our interior valleys in the east bay in hayward 64 degrees throughout the east bay shoreline mid 60's as well for oakland below 60's for richmond and berkeley as we head into the north bay we are going to notice when speed light and breezy around 20 miles per hour or less napa warming up to 68 degrees that santa rosa warming up into the low 70's out warming trend is going to continue even for your easter sunday. and for the 1st half of next week we do not see some changes on friday a week from today and that's because the weekend of april 18th and 19th we're going to see the return of scattered showers making a comeback to the bay area catherine back to you. >>all right, thank you very much mabr

bay area lose temperatures in the 40's, some lower 50's making themselves known 52 for oakland delay or 5352 san francisco, however, don't expect the sa warm up we're expecting it to cool down. beautiful sunrise, by 1 o'clock inland again racing for some locations to reach thlower 80's now for everybody going forward though it will be cooling down heading on into the weekend and even some mention of rain by the time we get to sunday nightrobin back to you all right thing today. >>coming up in the next hr on the kron 00:04am morning news, the city of santaosa has launched a pandemic response team to battle the growing coronavirus cases we are live with the detail coming up. us san francisco bay ferry service is discontinuing the alameda open route details on th good morning, evyone and thank you for waking up with us on the kron4 morning news it's hump day wednesday april 15th, i'm robin winston and we made it martin gonzalez, good morning everybody let's get right to our top story this morning. >>we may need to practice social-distancing a longer than we originallythought yes, a new