i was the poorest guy in santa barbara at the time in the early 80s. if you look at -- i want you to look at this. explain for the years 2021 and 2022, why florida is taking in nearly 1,000 people a day and you're losing 800 people a day? they're leaving. tell me why they're leaving your state. >> we'll stop at three or do the whole eight? >> sean: answer one at a time. >> 18 states had declines in population. california was .3%. you didn't bring up any of the red states that had declines. it's an interesting fact and it's not here. an interesting omitted fact. per capita, more floridians move to california than california is moving to florida. that i don't imagine is in one

but again, this looks to be more centered towards the low, which is towards santa barbara. t too far south. but some of that coming around could certainly trigger something. santa clara valley down towards monterey, maybe 50s on the temps. i don't think these will change. there's just too much cloud cover, 50 to even 60. pretty mild air mass in place. 57. stanford, 57. woodside a lot of cloud cover coming back. some of that moisture you can see coming back from the san joaquin valley and also over the sierra. again it's just hit and miss. some areas may get absolutely nothing. others could get a brief little shower. but i expect most activity to remain south of us or over the sierra where it looks like the beat goes on here all the way into next tuesday. still some really active pattern here for the sierra nevada. so 5060s are very low 70s. if this isn't the coolest day, tomorrow will be. but a lot of cloud cover, maybe some moments of sun here, but a lot of cloud cover. a lot of low clouds. so 50 to 60, 70, a little change tomorrow. somewhat of a break, thursday, friday, ne

many thunderstorms centered around this area of low pressure spinning over santa barbara. and we do have a chance of an isolated shower this morning. these showers moving off to the west and might hit the south bay over the next few hours. the biggest impac slick roadways. outside is a cloudy start to her tuesday. it is mild the day. as we head into the afternoon, the clouds decrease with temperatures below average. an i mid-62 mid-70's for your daytime highs. here's a look at the three day forecast. temperatures don't move that much over the next three days. we have a steady pattern of below average numbers for june. we will have partly cloudy skies. we will previe we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. kumasi: federal investigators are combing through rugged terrain in virginia to reach the site of a plane that crashed into a mountain. jobina: the area investigators are working as a three hour hike from the nearest r

santa barbara. i was poor but i was happy. you can afford a house in montecito now. >> i could actually. i would live next to harry and megan and opera. there goes the neighborhood. i know i am not going to agree but i have a premise. i couldn't get 10 percent if i ran for governor. i couldn't win 10 percent in new york. we could change your policies. >> you moderate them. you mentioned so many times about one percent we are proud of this entrepreneurs we are proud of those dreamers and those risktakers i'm a small business person and i am passionate about that. california never held me back. and elon musk because of the regulatory minus >> they move them back to save money. the world headquarters back and this is no state doing more that's the answer. these companies are starting. to increase their profits and save money and they create the conditions where they flourish and they get to a point of maturity and a point of becoming multinationals and they moved to headquarters. >> greener pastures are looking as it relates to e

the low is down towards santa barbara, so a teeny bit south.nt us with some thunderstorm activity. mild for some 50, 60 low 60s on a lot of the temps. i'll just get out of the way so you can see this here. i took out everything except the lightning in the clouds. that's why we're under cloudy skies. but there is a back edge to this. so some of that may you can see there coming through the sacramento valley, some of that might drift in late morning, early afternoon. the low, though, is going to get kicked out by thursday and replaced by another system which will drop in on the weekend to keep this pattern going here. and the amount forecast doesn't mean it's right, but it's just you're like, really? this much to two plus inches away being forecast over the next week for truckee and south lake tahoe. that's a lot. and a lot of anytime there's a lot in juneau, 50, 60, 70 on the temps, scattered showers possible thunder showers, maybe some sun breaks later. right now, we're under cloudy skies, 50, 60, 70 on the temps. not much changed. wednesday, a

. >> no se pueden comer ni mejillones ni almejas que vienen del condado santa bárbara afecta el cerebroun plan de evacuación y tener claro un plan de acción para personas vulnerables o con capacidades diferentes. >> u otro tipo de existencia. >> en caso de huracanes tiene que colocar las palabras claves (hablan en inglés) >> . >> para mantenerse seguros en una emergencia conoce las principales rutas de evacuación? >> (información en pantalla) >> éstas son las principales rutas designadas que se pueden tomar. >> de acuerdo con el departamento de transporte de texas todas las carreteras que se dirigen hacia el interior puede ser una opción. >> rumbo al oeste. >> la 83. >> 86. >> rumbo al oeste. >> seguramente usted se está preguntando qué ocurre con las zonas de construcción. >> todos los contratistas contratados en texas verá los carriles para facilitar el flujo. >> la clave es conocer su zona de tomar en consideración la trayectoria de los huracanes a la hora de ver la ruta de destino. >> entienda cuánto tiempo le durará evacuar ya que estos serán sus mejoresaliados al momento de tener

santa barbara jury returned that verdict on wednesday, finding that chevron subsidiary, union oil knowinglyxic chemical pit on land in the town of santa maria that was sold to kevin right back in the early 80s. right then built his dream home on that property. and then nearly three decades later, he was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that's been linked to the chemical benzene. right was given a terminal diagnosis, although he's in remission right now. and his attorney says he is grateful for this verdict. well, it was the first time that he knew that the company was held accountable because when we started this trial, the first thing they told the jury is we didn't do anything wrong. there was no law that existed. we acted reasonably. and this is the time where the jury, the conscience of the community, told chevron and told union oil company, you're wrong. so he's happy that his peers the people the compromise this jury let them know. so he's he's very thankful for the community saying to this corporation, what you did is wrong. the jury in this case awarded the plaintiff

the children of vladimir vysotsky and the creators of santa barbara are resting. believe that the legend was born exclusively due to the fact that at one time in the runes viktor turov. i shot the film from my childhood and invited the then already popular high man to the main role. it seems that the history of the legend of the urban village is much more than 3,000 people and people are not said to be lucky , they really want to run off all the sights like a marathon runner in just a few hours. they successfully wander through them, to surely go point-blank the name that versailles and you know what i realized today is not at all important. what is the view from your window. the main thing is that versailles be in your soul. well, it's time to get ready for the road, because new incredible interesting and unexplored cities of belarus are ahead of us . this is the so-called, scalepel guerrilla zone near this car. i can imagine the sculptor and the architects realized the lion in full measure than it was possible to conceive on pedestrians more heroism of our ducts

it's collin from santa barbara. we are curious on your opinion. go after the interview this week, the recent lawsuit and the competition with meta? >> i don't want you in that. there are so many good ones. i like thomas. i have known him for 25 years. i think let's tick with the best one. >> jim, jim, if you were to ask me how successful i am at investing, i tell you i drive a nice car but i wash it myself. i need a real winner so i can stop wasting capital on turtle wax and back and body. i think i might be able to afford me a monthly detail. what do you say? >> ed, we went out to santa barbara. i interviewed tony. i looked him in the eye. i said, i've known you for years and years. i said, is this going to do it or not? are you going to do it? you know what? it's at seven bucks. student loans are coming back. he's got the right idea about keeping loans on the book. i have been with him since 1998. all right. we are seeing a separation among the winners and the losers in cybersecurity. i will just pick the winners, okay? the losers -- winners to

we are tracking this upper-level low spinning above santa barbara.rth bay, we have a thunderstorm that had eight lending strikes over the past 15 minutes -- eight lightning strikes over the past 15 minutes. this is moving away from land. some light showers in the south bay. here is live doppler seven and it is mandy in our hills and around mount hamilton. i looked at the amount hamilton web camera and it was raining there. we don't anticipate any lightning strike this morning in the south bay. these isolated showers remain in the forecast through 10:00 a.m.. here is future weather. as we advance the clock, we are tracking isolated showers. after 10:00 a.m., that chance is over with and we find increasing sunshine. it is a bright afternoon on the way. temperature below average for june. 69 in oakland. 56 in the city. 67 in napa. 74 in san jose with a chance of them wearing spangle giving way to brighter conditions. 61 in half moon bay. we will preview that we can forecast in 10 minutes. reggie: the nba finals are back tomorrow. inches to miami for gam

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host: this is jean in santa barbara, california, democrat.couple minutes left, could be a couple minutes until we start getting supreme court decisions. caller: listen. i am sure you know the definition of cuprous. why don't you explain that to your audience? mr. trump is the quintessence of hubris, and he has inflicted problems on himself. when he talks, it is an amazing clown act of hubris. if the audience understood what that means, then i think they would understand why he acts the way he acts. host: do i want to know what it means? caller: i know you know what it means. i think you explain it to the audience. host: help me out, gene. caller: you do not know what it means? it is overweening pride, it means you think you can get away with anything. when you think you are important, you are loved and you feel, i can get away with anything. host: hubris? caller: hubris. host: got you. caller: a word invented by the greeks to explain why people who are powerful think they can get away with anything, even murder. look at o.j. simpson. popular,

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santa barbara, a cooler, 53 one low is now in the intermountain region. the next one has taken its place. i'll be one more after this. as this one ejects, there'll be one more coming in, it looks like sunday into monday. so drizzle, if it isn't now, it'll be in the next 24 to 36 hours. could be some pretty good amounts on the san mateo coast and take a look up in the mountains there. the amounts being forecast have definitely gone up here. south lake tahoe, truckee and susanville. so another round of thunderstorms. these are general rainer's, as we say, will be on the increase. a bigger fog bank, morning drizzle, low and high clouds of cloudy, mostly cloudy day, much, much cooler here. 50, 6070s out of those 80s, probably for a while taking us into the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. former linebacker for the 49 ers and raiders bill roman reportedly owes more than $50 million in unpaid taxes. coming up in our 6:00 hour, federal authorities are now asking a judge to seize his nutrition company say those city leaders are hoping for a busy summer. the

here is such a santa barbara, our manufacturer of tinplate supplies its raw materials here. a componentfriends a few years ago, even then, with the advent of the pandemic, there were the first bells, european suppliers en masse, went into denial, it was necessary to urgently look for others to save the assembly line so happened that the milorsky plant started up, and we bought metal there. here in this period in conditions of political instability. we understand that it is always necessary to have alternative suppliers. this is what we have in all directions. it must be tested, it must be reliable, and we must understand that we can count on it. here is a sure worldly plant. just one of these. and the point is not only and not so much in friendly relations, modern equipment , good quality of metal, here, which meets exactly our requirements rigid enough modern machines guarantee jewelry accuracy and thinness, if you want 1/10 mm, an inaccessible luxury for competitors throughout russia the fame of them flies reached kaliningrad and received a football stadium. other infrastructure and h

. ♪♪♪ eric: at a weekly rehearsal, a choir of retired miners sings the union anthem, "santa barbara."hoir fought to keep their mines open. in 2012, some even marched to madrid to protest closures. [speaking spanish] eric: they're now enjoying their leisure, but they're yet to be convinced the government will create new jobs. the choir's soloist javier toral and his accompanist mario coto say past efforts came to nothing, with unscrupulous businesses taking the money and running. eric: then again, javier's son angel, one of spain's last coal miners, is looking forward to retiring at 44. eric: spain has committed to net zero emissions by 2050. the government believes every country will soon be transitioning from coal. sara: you want me to say what is the maximum timing for coal? i will say that we need to think about the next 10, 15 years. eric: so 15 years, the end of coal? sara: hopefully. i think the planet is giving us lots of signals that we need to stop this the sooner, the better. eric: well, what's going to happen to countries like australia that are still making money out of co

we heard it in santa barbara. we heard it on los angeles. we heard it in another place. we were though, like san francisco, don't go there. why are you going there? later this hour, the city, $6 million plan to boost tourism numbers has reached an agreement with the shasta county district attorney ending the utility's criminal prosecution for the devastating zogg fire. that wildfire in 2020 killed four people and destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses. ktvu tom vacar has the story. pkg he was involved in the 2020 log fire a deadly 17 day, 56,000 acre fire that broke out in 2020, killing four and destroying more than 200 buildings. cal fire said the fire was caused by a tree marked for removal two years prior. that fell onto a pg and e power line, but the judge ruled that there was no real proof that pg and e's numerous line inspections fell below industry inspection standards, creating any criminal violation, which forced a settlement. this decision has severely limited our abilities to accomplish the goal that we wanted through criminal prosecution. consumer advocat

. ♪♪ >> a santa barbara jury has returned a 63 million dollars verdict against chevron.und the company covered up a toxic chemical pit on land which was bought by a man, a man who was later diagnosed with a blood cancer. chevron is planning an appeal. >> southern california couple trying to figure out what to do with a million pennies. they found while deep cleaning a family member's home. john and elizabeth ransom ontario, there cleaning up their their late dad's house when they struck not gold, but copper in a tight crawl space. they discovered a bunch of loose pennies which then led to crates which led to boxes. dozens of bags you see here and they're all filled with pennies. they did the rough math of way, the bags and determined that there were at least a million pennies. so now they're having some problems getting the pennies off their hands. every bank they call from la to ontario it. they don't want to. they've been told that there are just too many and the couple doesn't want to pay the 8 per cent fee for using coinstar. so they now listed the coins on offer up

but it's that low that's going to be just now coming in just west, southwest santa barbara.nia, giving us scattered showers. a lot of cloud cover. some of these could produce some isolated amounts and maybe a quarter inch or so. some hail reports would not surprise later this evening. overnight into tuesday. but check out the amount of moisture being forecast for susanville, truckee and south lake tahoe and even around here. the reason why i say that is another low is on the way. this one from the northwest will drop in over us on saturday. so we had our warm up on the weekend. that may be it for a while, a long while. a lot of high mid-level cloud, some sun, but a lot of low clouds. combination of these two are going to really cool us down 50, 60, 70. and i would expect some activity to pop up here into tuesday. it's still a lot of cloud cover wednesday, a little bit of a break, thursday, friday. here comes your next system on saturday. steve, thank you. it's now 820. the republican race for the 2024 presidential nomination is getting more crowded. how soon a familiar face

as you know, there are endless television serials like santa barbara. probably, it would be a very big interesting multifaceted performance, and the whole corpse of the theater would be occupied in it, and maybe i also invited actors, because i met with so many people. uh interesting i was lucky because we lived in a wonderfully wonderful time. we are at the crossroads. it is such a spirit and god that it is difficult to work with her, but interesting. she synthesizes influences the subconscious of the audience and all the time looking for himself. today i have a guest director at the gorky valentina theater hello hehe valentina i know that you were born in a creative family. your dad played the accordion. mom sang in the choir. well, with such genes. uh, you just had to do music too, i'm probably right, but the fact is that this was their hobby. it was cold. they didn't insist on you, they trusted you a lot. eh, in general, i was lucky with my parents, because my parents trusted me, er, in this my formation of childhood and youth. that is, no one resis

david: when president nixon took office, there after the oil spill in santa barbara, and then under presidentl i think was british petroleum. right now, when drilling offshore, how safe is it to be able to avoid the environmental damage? is it bigger than it used to be or greater precautions? mike: absolutely, the industry has continued to improve the operating practices, the equipment, certainly the regulators in the u.s. have high standards. we work closely with the regulators. and the advent of newer technologies continue to make this safer, so these are challenging, difficult operations and its pressure, water depths and environments, but the industry has a strong track record today and there have been some notable incidents over time and every company in this industry works really hard to prevent those. david: today do you not worry about that kind of offshore drilling probably more because the safety is pretty good compared to what it used to be? mike: every day i get up and worry about safety and protecting the environment. it's a highly technical activity. we have very talented people

carpenter and santa barbara county and del mar in san diego county.he shark lab says hot spots change from year to year question is what beach where they go to next. >> and manhattan beach, this woman really do your. the researchers found shark bites to be so rare. i think that's terrific. are you surprised to hear that that they like our socal beaches? >> everybody likes our socal that like to see it. this continued to be tracked despite the findings, this surfer says he doesn't want to take chances, even with baby sharks. >> byte skin. they cut skin, you know, the hands that, you know. >> so it still would make you nervous, but on percent. but the shark lab's director says if you are getting in the socal ocean, expect company always understand that the church, a highly mobile. >> they can always be at your beach, but rest assured the data that we're getting now indicates that as long as you're not bothering them, they will body. >> well, that was lauren lyster reporting for us tonight from l a all right. live look outside here. san francisco interna

here is such a santa barbara, our manufacturer of tinplate supplies here its raw materials as an obligatory a tin can. we became friends a few years ago, already then, with the advent of the pandemic, there were first calls, european suppliers, en masse, went into denial, it was necessary to urgently look for others to save the conveyor. it so happened that milorsky the plant started up, and we bought metal there during this period in conditions of political instability. we understand that it is always necessary to have alternative suppliers. this is what we have in all directions. it must be tested, it must be reliable, and we must understand that we can count on it. here is a sure worldly plant. just one of these. and the point is not only and not so much in friendly relations, modern equipment , good quality of metal, here, which meets exactly our requirements sufficiently modern machine tools guarantee jewelry accuracy and fineness, if you want 1/10 mm, an inaccessible luxury for competitors throughout russia. the fame about them flies reached and they received kaliningrad and football

mid 70's downtown los angeles. 73 in san diego. 71 in santa barbara and the high country. if you're headed there. well, there's still some snow in the mountains, but the temperatures they are melting that snow. now in a hurry, mid 70's southlake. you've got 74 truckee and a very warm 86 degrees in reno sitting around for the holiday weekend. well, you find the winds kicking up on father's day. temperatures cooling down as well. numbers there in the 70's on saturday cooling down to the 60's by sunday. thanks, lauren. it's a new updated covid vaccine could be released this fall targeting. >> the latest omicron variant. yeah. fda panel is recommending the next round of shots in the u.s. should include protection against a branch of omicron. it's named x b b. so. should you get the shot? here to answer that question. i ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. joining us with some answers. what do you say, doctor? >> high ground of east. so i think that by the fall, at least 3 manufacturers are going to have updated vaccines. i think today the fda decided that it's goi

once it sets up, shop around santa barbara, santa maria, southeast wind can warm up, i would think.ninsula on saturday, but there will still be a lot of cloud cover around. what about the sierra? it's still lit up big time here. going forward over the next week, 1 to 2 inch amounts being forecast here. so that'll continue. no change in our pattern. livermore 57, brownwood 57, rio vista's in there. stanford, san carlos hayward, oakland. take your pick. it's close for almost everybody here and statewide up in the mountains 40 truckee 43. south lake tahoe 40. las vegas is 72 there forecast high on sunday is 87. phenix is looking for about 93 or 94 on the weekend, which after saturday excuse me, on sunday into monday , which is highly unusual for this time of year on the desert . but that's what we're getting with these lows coming in. they enhance the fog bank. one system drops in at some point, they'll probably be a pattern change. but right now, i just don't see it. some of the forecast models are now dropping in another system around nine, ten days out, which would keep things going

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por eso están recomendando evitar el consumo de mariscos principalmente provenientes del condado santa bárbaral desfile se ofrecieron a limpiar las calles para dejarlas como nuevas y bailaron al son de la música para sacar una sonrisa al público y usuarios aprovecharon el (en inglés) donde se realizaron 6000 viajes más que el año pasado para satisfacer la demanda y aún continúan calculando, cuántas personas fueron las que utilizaron el servicio. >> en la ciudad de green witch en new jersey buscan a un conductor por literalmente dejar un rastro maloliente y lo ve ahí y según la policía esta persona conduce este coche iba arrojando pañales sucios por la ventana, una situación que se ha repetido en varias partes de esta ciudad, naturalmente hay vecinos molestos porque dicen que al ser desechos biológicos podrían presentar algún problema. >> y cantante peso pluma ha sido tendencia por tener una dentadura adornada con varios diamantes y el dentista es raúl pérez de méxico y que reveló que ha usado 200 piedras preciosas y ante la duda la gran duda que asalta es que dice el dentista que es un protect

our skill sets and what we can become like same for us with a i google, quantum a i is based in santa barbara, california, highly sensitive quantum computers are developed here and this high security compound, the mega computers and norm is processing capabilities and speed will play a major role in the field of artificial intelligence in the future. they can already solve problems that would take a normal pc about a 150000 years to solve the. it's kind of like cheating in a way, as you know, like processes of humans and the evolution of nature goes over millions of years. and basically just like skipping a couple of millions of years. artificial intelligence is a technology with unforeseeable potential. will it take us forward or an i latest? and what role will it play in art? will it remain a tool of creative or will it replace them? at some point, will it not matter who or what creates a work of art, human or machine? like in a year to be surprised or some a i creating an art piece that you know is just so out there that we like this is a whole new arch style. um uh yeah. but also next to

our skill sets and what we can become like same for us with a i google, quantum a i is based in santa barbara kellall on you highly sensitive quantum computers are developed here and this high security compound, the mega computers in norm is processing capabilities and speed will play a major role in the field of artificial intelligence in the future. they can already solve problems that would take a normal pc. it's about a 150000 years to solve the. it's kind of like cheating in a way, as you know, like processes of humans and the evolution of nature goes over millions of years. and basically just like skipping a couple of millions of years. artificial intelligence is a technology with unforeseeable potential. will it take us forward or an i latest? and what role will it play in art? will it remain a tool of creative or will it replace them? at some point, will it not matter who or what creates a work of art, human or machine? like in a year or 2 will be surprised or some a i creating an art piece that, you know, it's just so out there that we like this is a whole new arch style. um yeah. bu

costner responded by asking a judge to oust her from his compound in santa barbara. >> wow. >> i know, that's a lot. >> can we back to the mario story? >> let's talk about it. >> i remember exactly where i was when i rescued the princess at the end of the game. >> stop it. where were you? >> my friend ryan's house. it was like, "yes, oh my gosh, we did it! ,"". >> you were really good at that game. >> yeah, it took awhile. >> you probably need to get that game to see if you're still good. >> i wouldn't mind. >> i'll try for you. >>> weather map game today, look at this. we've got heat in texas and arizona. but for us, we are staying away. 71 here in livermore. 104 in phoenix. >> wow. >> right? that typical summer heat is nowhere near the bay area. it has been very comfortable outside. so i haven't heard too many complaints. i know some of you would like to at least get things to get a little bit warmer since we are heading towards the end of june. let's get a look right now. you can see across the bay area, we are dealing with that fog at the coastline. that really is one of the numbe

ministry of defense of russia by signing with this military video with the word contract this is such santa barbarae him live, i don't even think that they shelled his camps and this is ridiculous if do you want to eliminate someone? it's definitely not under the fire that mobilizes people. he is a provocation. he did it himself . it seems to me that the order was given to arrest the handsome man and he realized that he had only one option left to let this bastard go and thus try to save his fate. all the ingredients were already gathered in one place, of the necessary things, only trigger remained, and then he had nothing left but to brew porridge. this is definitely a prepared story , it is not a spontaneous thing. what happened, first, prigozhin knew that we were honest to god, where gerasima was and where the sheikh was, his task was to get to the place where the minister of defense and the chief of the general staff were in the shortest possible time, capture them and de facto start to outlive vladimir putin. that is, it was his plan. at most, he had two options: either to flee the country or

santa barbara, la. and san diego. ter in las vegas, palm springs, 72 over to santa fe, 60 and ely ely, nevada. at 52. there's still some thunderstorm activity will be developing in the mountains. that's not going away. in fact, if anything, it might increase next week. but if you are heading up to tahoe and truckee again, so far, the last couple of days been more northeast california, chester, quincy, susanville, mccloud, those areas. redding, though, up to shasta and then trucking south lake tahoe bishop and fresno. that's kind of the theme going into next week. some of that could pay a visit to us, but till then, more sunshine and warmer temps. there will be drizzle, though i think nights and mornings as the fog gets compressed and it'll be closer to the coast and bay. but if you're away from the coast, it's all about sunny side up. and some warmer temps started slowly a couple of days ago. we'll continue that right into the weekend and then start to drop it again as we go into early next week. and andre, thank you,

after i stepped down as governor and after a single term and i was invited to go to santa barbara to teach a class on the vietnam war, about which i knew nothing, and i've only increased my knowledge at the margin since then. and full disclosure, i had a choice do i want to spend january, february, march in santa barbara or january, february, march in omaha? and that was a pretty easy choice. and we talked about the impact at that time. bear on us and on other veterans, including vietnam. and one of the people i invited was a guy named gary parrot, who is a very close friend of mine from seal team. and as he got up on stage and leaned in the podium and he says, if there's if there is reincarnation, i want to come back as a vietnamese. and i think that to me, i feel the same way. i mean, i started going back to vietnam in 1989 as a cold war was about to about to end. and one of the thing is really two things i'd say that are under appreciated that happened at that time. the difficulty of normalizing relations. it was really hard to resolve the p.o.w. market issue, the battle cry was n

that's a huge push for santa barbara, la, san diego. and then up in the mountains, a little bit of activity. not as crazy as it was earlier in the week, but look at las vegas. i mean, they have just a lit up a lot of activity there that can produce some very heavy rain. thus the flood advisories are out. we get a little warmer today, not a lot. the high is just too far to the west. it really is. but we get the eastern edge of it to build in. so nice to mild to warm today 6070s and 80s unless you're well inland then some 90s but cooler windy kicks in on sunday into monday does not have a lot of moisture to work with it but it will drop the temperatures big time. could be a little bit of activity in the mountains are up near the oregon border. we're going to washington actually talking about some low snow levels. so if you're going up there, patchy, low clouds will give way to more sunshine today. nice to mild to warm, but 6070s and 80s. i think today is the warmest day. tomorrow a little bit of warmer. then the breeze kicks in and a big

and from santa barbara, california, to detroit, michigan, black-owned businesses gathering together sayingateful to their communities. >> we can't do anything alone and so to have everybody come together to really celebrate black people in the city of detroit is a great thing. >> linsey: back in washington, d.c., the robinson family celebrating juneteenth together saying they're hopeful. >> i think we're progressing forward every day. you know, people from all walks of life here in this line, you know, colors, so i think that's powerful and impactful. >> optimistic about progress. i love seeing pal back out there, and in in celebration of juneteenth, hip hop at 50, a soul of the nation airs tonight at 10:00 eastern o here on abc. we thank you so much for watching. i'm linsey davis, for david and all of us here, good night. >> thank you >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. ♪ >> aggressive climate action ever. >> a lot going on today in the bay area with a presidential visit that is all about the numbers. president joe biden makes a multibillio

is that pattern that is continued now, not only will this cool us off, but southern california, santa barbara and san luis obispo and those coastal areas have had kind of a gloomy, gloomy period for the last month or so. we've we've been cooler than average. they've been in the fog and drizzle. so this high pressure ridge is with us next 48 hours. then it goes away and then we drop the trough in and we get into a low fire danger setup again next week. but we don't that's next week. tomorrow's tomorrow. here's the morning little fog on the coast. not a big push. inland, mostly sunny. so you see a lot more sunshine. warmer and then you check out saturday, more fog but pretty quick burn a lot more sunshine and warm again and then i don't go out past saturday. but if you could see sunday, you'd see the clouds come in and then big cooldown. so here are the forecast highs for tomorrow. 90 in the central valley, which is about time, right? 78 degrees tomorrow in napa, 79 in santa rosa, 85 in antioch. and then the five day forecast. nice. nice. that's all nice, but it's going to cool down as we head