give you the -- there we have the map of saratoga. you can see the different -- these are different officers, they were all american officers. there is gate at the back, his headquarters there in the southern part of the map, and then arnold going towards that. ok. so he attacked at the sally point. the germans facing them fled, firing a final folly as they went. one bullet hit arnold's great dark horse, killing him, and the animal fell, pinning arnold. a musket ball hit arnold, shattering his leg above the bone. it was the leg that had been hurt a year before when he was in a battle to take quebec, but it had healed, and now it was really shattered. one of the men, an american private who saw arnold fall, rushed to bayonet the german shoulder but arnold shouted to him from the ground where he laid helpless and excruciating pain in the don't hurt him. he did his duty. he is a fine fellow. then he shouted to his men, rush on, my brave boys, and they did. this is the attack that basically turned the battle and won the battle, but when a

saratoga racetrack. you will have people from the drivingortheast region to the saratoga racetrack just because they want to get out of the house. you could say, that is great for the saratoga racetrack, but density is not our friend, right? when you talk about opening a venue, you look at some of the sixes opening venues with feet apart. howdy do six feet apart at the racetrack? how do you do succeed apart at the state fair? how do you do that when you have double the attendance and people are all crammed in there, you know? i think it would have to be a statewide opening coordinated with connecticut, new jersey, otherwise, you will have a much, much more dense situation if you wind up being the only town ison in town, and a tri-state region. an me just make sure i put exit nation point -- let me just make sure i put an exclamation point on a point i was trying to make. -- thisitical politicalization of what we are going through this country is extraordinarily dangerous. we are dealing with probably the

you can see his house of saratoga. you can't really.the owner doesn't let anyone do that you can see it from the road or at least the roof. you can see soldiers rest, near the place that in morgan's time was battletown is now berryville. named after a man who years decades later after morgan's death remembered his first day in the shenandoah. morgan was a failure compared to the western expansion american dream. he was not daniel boone. he was not the family of laura wilder. the secret is that we prize boone and the ingels and we depend upon people like morgan to return and to defend them and without them, we would have nothing. in that sense, i'm glad daniel morgan was a revolutionary in all possible senses of the word. thaufrng very much. [ applause ] >> we have time for a few questions. >> this is the time for cow pens questions, rifle questions, flogging questions. >> rum questions? >> rum questions. [ inaudible ] >> there is, fortunately, in the course of my research, which i have to admit was often conducted by google at 5:00 in t

saratoga. he was dark skinned with black hair. there wasn't any waist temper in him. he was our fighting general in a bloody fellow he was. he didn't care for nothing. at any rates, these damning judgments about him didn't seem to make much sense and i wanted to have a better understanding of what he did before and why he decided to change sides. the sort of classic historian of british army said this about arnold. he said in natural military genius, neither washington comparable to arnold. he possessed all the gifts of a great commander to boundless energy and enterprise and united quick insight into a situation. and command this. benedict arnold was the most formidable opponent that could be matched against the british in america. now, and particularly, i guess, advertised in that tv series turned his lovely young wife has become equally notorious and regarded as the eve who tempted her husband into committing treason. i'll say a bit about peggy when i get to that point in history, but, obvio

those are the two big captures of the war, yorktown and saratoga.n the presence of the french who were very punk tillius about protocol, washington is able to demonstrate his magnum entity. he can offer cornwallis exceedingly generous terms. not as generous as gates offered burgoyne. they will be prisoners of war but cornwallis will be allowed to return to england on parole. almost all the officers of the army will go back to new york on their parole of honor not to fight until the exchange. the rank-and-file will be marched into virginia, the interior where they will be provided the same rations and clothing as the continental army. they are protected against retaliation. it is in the surrender documents that these prisoners cannot be retaliated upon. that is really very magnanimous of him. you can imagine how the angry farmer in milford, connecticut whose brother is sitting on a prison ship feels about that. not great. even more so, the delegate -- the population of the southern states, cornwallis's army had spread terror, violence, etc. provoking

gates is not as saratoga at that point. the battle is over and he is glowing in the aftermath of victory. one of the challenges that he will encounter is that he is a 20-year-old aide born on an island. he is well established with new england and he is very powerful. old enough to be his dad and a two-star general. do you think he wants to hear forest fire a 20-year-old colonel that he wants three brigades back. this there was politics in that time, and alexander a.m. illton's first attempts are fruitless, futile. he decides he is doomed. when he says okay, fine, you ku have pa -- can have patterson's brigade. they find out that he has already been wiped out. that is not even full strength. so he puts in writing as well as face to face heated exchanges to gates who relents and he says okay, fine, i will relent to washington's demands, and it shows how much trust hamilton received from washington for this mission. then he has to meet with an equally incorrigible general israel. he doesn't want to listen to alexander hamilton

the officer would was in charge of the army at saratoga was general gates. who would like arnold when he built the little fleet on lake champlain. but arnold was a protege of washington's and gates was someone who wanted to replace washington. he was jealous of arnold. he had been dpind to the tent during the battle by general gates. and left without any command. the ground was shaking from the pounding of the great guns. after being confined to the tent and i'll go a little bit into why that happened, he could tolerate no more and mounting powerful dark horse he dashed toward the battlefield shouting to his aides, no man shall keep me in my tent today. if i am without command i will fight in the ranks. but the soldiers god bless them will follow my lead. come on, victory or death. i gallop straight into pursued by john armstrong who gates, general gates had had ordered to bring him back. but orarnold was faster in catching up with the brigade. he asked the men who their officer was. a soldier shouted colonel latimer, sir. >> he was delighted. my old friends

down to saratoga and palo alto and sunnyvale.will have your full forecast coming up.>>> live look in san jose are starting today, there will be free meals for students in the city school district. nearly 3 dozen campuses in san jose unified will provide breakfast and lunches monday through friday. and changes take effect today for a school meal program in fremont, the high school district will provide two days worth of meals. on mondays, wednesdays and fridays, distribution will happen at four different high schools.>>> to 6:43 are now as we check the dow and other major indexes, the dow is off to a strong start for the week. it is up to more than 843 points right now. the rest of our money watch this morning, airlines are cutting more flights from the u.s. epicenter of coronavirus cases. american airlines says it will suspend additional flights into and out of new york's main airports beginning on april ninth. american airlines will only operate 13 daily flights from jfk, laguardia and new york airport between april ninth and ma

>> i'm an exhibition curator primarily, and i was doing an expedition in saratoga springs, new york, and a colleague of mine would written a book about leisure in saratoga springs asked me if i have heard of the green book. it was about 20 years ago, and i'd never heard of it at that point and i was intrigued. one of my graduate student who was in chicago, i found the headline at the university of chicago, and one of my graduate students copy did for me and that was my first green book. and i started with the green book, but as a got into the research i realized the story is much broader than the green book. it's really about the automobile and the way the automobile changed african-american life. and so the story kind of expanded from there. >> you said the green book was at castration for free, is that right? >> some of them were given away for free and others were sold for one dollar. >> how did they make money? >> green sold them and he sold them out of his harlem office, and in some places they were sold, but standard oil purchased them. standard oil had a contract with green to

[inaudible question] >> i'm in exhibition curator primarily and i was doing an exposition in saratoga springs new york and a colleague of mine who wrote a book about leisure in saratoga springs asked me five heard of the green book, 20 years ago. and i had never heard of at that point and i was intrigued in one of my graduate student tuition from chicago, i was told they had were nothing university of chicago and one of my graduate students copied it for me and that was my first book. i started with the green book but as they got into the research i realize the story is much broader than the green book, it's really about the automobile. and the way the automobile change african-american life into the story expanded from their. >> use of the green book was at gas stations for free, is not right. >> some of them were given away for free and others of them were sold for a dollar. >> how do they make money. >> green sold them into sold them out of his harm from or harlem office. standard oil purchase them and they had a contract to buy thousands of copies. >> is there any effort to put bl

just like there are two battles of saratoga, there were two battles of trenton.the second one was not as famous. it is well documented that hamilton used his cannon fire to deliver withering fire on the british. much like he did at brunswick. this is a well-documented battle that gets overshadowed by the other battle of trenton hamilton's artillery is somewhere in the battle of princeton, we just don't know exactly where. there is no evidence for the lofty legend that he fired a cannon with multiple shots and decapitates king george the third, whose portrait in oil is hanging on the wall inside. makes for a great story, but there is no evidence according to other scholars. now this is true, there were offers not from one or two but three very well-known generals in the american revolution. the one on the left is one you may not have heard of. and if you are from new jersey so maybe you have. it is general william alexander. he is buried just 75 feet from alexander hamilton at trinity church. he is not even marked. it is my friend who followed up my suggestion to

you are starting to see a break around saratoga, as we move north. and most of the more significant rain is headed off to the east. the satellite view is interesting. the swirl of the clouds dropping down the coast, which hints at tomorrow oes weather. that means for showers and a chance we could see thunder in the forecast. we will let you know how much rain we expect. and close eer look in about 12 minis. >> sounds good. thanks very much. and a palm sunday unlike any other. churches in the bay area sba cross world celebrate the start of holy week. later on, a stunning report of an east coast zoo, a worker and at least one animal, that animal, became confirmed cases. first of its kind situation in the u.s. we have details. >>> one of the most important days of the catholic church has an odd feel and look to it in the pandemic. pope francis held palm sunday services in an almost empty basilica. it usually attracts tens of thousands of people there. only a few dozen people, aides, nuns and a scaled down choir. the mass was on tv and the internet. the

temperatures warmed up, take a look at walnut creek, 90 degrees today. 87 in saratoga.omorrow are going to cool down. winds have kicked onshore more and with onshore winds, of course that sets us up with fog along the coast. it's they are and it's going to hang out really the next couple of days. that will keep things a little bit cooler. so the trend, as we go forward here, is going to be for these temperatures to begin to drop off. as you see this live picture try to come in of the coastal fog, the computer is running a little slow. tell me if you can see the satellite or the life camera. i think i lost it. okay, i will tell you what we are going to do, let's take a life camera shot, just will show the fog coming in. and listen, the next couple of days it's going to be around. and with the fog we can expect temperatures on the cooler side. the cooling trend takes us into the bay area weekend with temperatures not in the 80s and 90s, but generally temperatures in the 70s, especially toward the end of the week. the five-day forecast is going to be one that looks like a

live doppler 7 showing you san jose through saratoga and los gatos, pretty good rain. closer to the hills of the east bay, also around milpitas, 680, some pretty good rain showers, lighter rain up to the north from marinwood and san rafael and further to the north, penngrove through santa rosa a few scattered showers, in and around sonoma as well. there is more offshore, as we widen out the per peck stiff. it's a one on our storm impact scale. light to moderate rain, gustier winds, chance of a thunderstorm with hail. 52 cupertino and saratoga. are 54 in san car close. check out 10:00. it's raining in the north bay and by noontime we have heavy downpours in the east bay, the south bay, this continues there's still showers in the forecast for your monday. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> close to 90 people have died of coronavirus in the bay area as of this morning and santa cruz county, with more than 3,000000 confirmed cases. santa clara county is approaching 1,200 cases with san francisco, alameda and san mateo topping 500 cases. mond see know county remains with at least

off with solo efforts and we caught up with her at the hakone foundation gala at hakone gardens in saratoga, along with band mate, kimo cornwell, she showed off her ever-expanding skills. we talked to her about it, about hiroshima, and about music.

. >> i was doing and exhibition in saratoga springs and a colleague of mine asked me if i ever heard of the green book and that was 20 years ago i never heard of it at that point and i was intrigued. but my graduate students was from chicago and copied it for me and that was my first green book. i started with that but then i realize it is much broader. it's really about the automobile and the way it changed african-american life so the story expanded from there. >> you said it was at the gas station for free? >> some of them. others were sold for a dollar.

off to the south and east of saratoga, you're seeing heavier showers there.ore showers in the peninsula out towards and approaching san ramon and orinda right now. you're seeing pretty good showers. as we take you into the north bay, not enough in the north bay but more is on the way. look at the storm system coming together offshore. that's going to be powered up by colder air aloft that will be dropping snow levels and giving us hail with thunderstorms for tomorrow. overnight temperatures will be in the 40s. highs tomorrow running cooler than we saw today. mostly mid to upper 50s. as we go hour by hour now, watch the forecast starting off around the south bay. the santa cruz mountains, you begin to see the heavier rain picking up before sunrise. by morning, the north bay, we're beginning to see the wind and the rain pick up. scattered showers. this is going to be the window, around 12:00. we could have isolated thunder. by 5:00, most of the action starts to move off to the south and east. though i do think we'll see more showers at times, probably even mond

saratoga, 0.03 of an inch. and berkeley hills at 0.01 of an inch.his will continue to move off to the south and east through the next 24 hours. so it's moving away from us. right now, we have that high cloud cover overhead and we're not tracking rainfall. so as we move into tomorrow morning, we'll start with those clouds here. it will be a little gloomy to start from the north bay, down to the south bay. but hang on, we'll get some sunshine in here for you. a little bit expected as we moved through tomorrow. we'll still have that cloud cover pushing in at times. but some blue sky, and then notice down here over near mt. hamilton and the santa cruz mountains, a slight chance of a spotty shower. overall, drying out tomorrow. so this means as we start off that morning forecast, we'll be in the upper 40s and low fifts. so not too cold to start. the chilliest right here in the north bay at 48. a cool 52 in san francisco. and the east bay at 50. so with those morning clouds, i'm pinning the best time to get outside and get that fresh air from 1:00 to 6:00

looks like we have some rainfall to talk about closer to santa cruz county and also out toward saratoga and los gatos. as far as the wind speeds right now it is blustery out there. winds are nine or 14 miles per hour. san jose southerly wind at 12 and half moon bay gusting to 80 miles an hour. here's our live camera towards the golden gate bridge, slick roadways and current numbers in the 50s. the next system moves in tomorrow and that abuse of the rainfall rates, rain likely and it will be windy. here is the plan later on today's talking about scattered rain showers. here is the next system coming on board t thing sunday morning. sliding to the south and the focus could be the santa cruz mountains possibly in the south bay. maybe a break by sunday afternoon. then as we take this forecast model into monday, some off and on showers. throughout this period tomorrow, want to get into monday we could be tracking thunderstorms as well. highs for tomorrow will be in the 50s to write about 60 degrees. keep the umbrella nearby for your sunday, possibly some heavy rainfall at times. often on sho

let's show you these first set of pictures, from kim connor, an agent at imperial real estate in saratoga, she wanted to do something nice for the nurses in the south bay, she and her assistant heather hired a baker friend to bake these medical-themed cookies and they gave 84 cookies to nurses at kaiser, santa clara and then 84 to a client nursing team at stanford hospital. she says life is all about making people smile. >> and favi solemani founder of a real estate group in los gatos, didn't have ppes to donate but wanted to do something nice for medical workers so she heard that pre-packaged snacks are very appreciated and her friends in san jose offered to et set , sea donation box and put out the word in social media and check this out. they got so many snacks and now delivering care packages to good samaritan hospital on tuesdays, and o'connor hospital on fridays, and she wants to keep this up, so they're continually collecting pre-packaged snacks at brightstar in san jose, they have a janitorial staff working all the time and you can drop it off, and they're still open, people are t

live doppler 7 and a light shower is rolling through cupertino, campbell and heading over towards saratoga from east to west and it will head into the santa cruz mountains where it will remain all liquid and it is the only player in town. if you step out this morning, you'll notice a little milder and east bay valleys and some low to upper 40s in the north bay for some of our cooler spots. this afternoon is going to be even milder than yesterday afternoon with a stray shower possible across the south bay. increasing sunshine as you head into the north bay. that's why you see a few 70s there and even a few low 70s in the east bay valley. more on that coming up next. >>> an abc news live update. >> the new development in california's fight against the coronavirus. governor newsom announced a deal to buy hundreds of mill is of desperately needed n95 masks. >> the last 48 hours we have secured through a consortia of nonprofts and a manufacturer here in the state of california upwards of 200 million masks on a monthly basis. >> he revealed the news on the "rachel maddo" show last night. newsom

just like at saratoga there are two battles at both places. it's much documented that hamilton much like he did at bruns brick over the rarition river used a cannon fire on the british at the creek, and this is a well-documented battle that gets overshadowed by the surprise attack at presidenton a few days later as well as the second surprise attack which is the u.s. army at princeton. the problem is, yes, hamilton's artillery is somewhere in the battle of princeton. we just don't know exactly where, and there's no evidence whatsoever for left legend but it tells a great story that he fires a cannon or with multiple shots at nassau hall and decapitates king george iii whose portrait in oil is hanging on the wall inside. makes for a great story. there is no evidence, according to michael newton and other scholars, for such a tale, but it's a good one. >> this is true, there were offers from not one, not two but three very well-known generals in the american revolution at the time. the one on the left is one you may not have heard of so many of

. >> on an exhibition curator primarily and i was doing an exhibition in saratoga springs new york and a colleague of mine who was had written a book about leisure in sarasota springs asked me if i'd ever heard of the green book. about 20 years ago and i had never heard of it at that point andi was intrigued . and one of my graduate students was from chicago. i knew that they had one at the university of chicago and one of my students copy it for me and that was my first green book and i started with the green book, but as i got into the research i realize the story is much broader than the green book. it'sreally about the automobile .and the way that the automobile changed back for american life area so the story kind of expanded from there. >> you said the green book was an application for freeze. >> some of them were given away for free and others were sold for the dollar area. >> green sold them and he sold them out of his harlem office and in some places they were sold standard oil purchase them. standard oil at a contract with green to buy thousandsof copies . >> was there any ef

exhibition in sarasota springs new york and a colleague of mine had written a book about leisure in saratoga springs asked me if i ever heard about the green book. it was about 20 years ago. i had never heard of it at that point, i was intrigued. one of my graduate students from chicago found that they had one at the university of chicago in one of my graduate students copied it for me, and that was my first green book. i started with the green book, but as i got into the research i realize the story is much broader than the green book. it's really about the automobile. and the way the automobile changed african-american life. so the story expanded from there. >> you said the green book was at gas stations for free, is that right? >> guest: some of them were given away for free and others of them were sold for a dollar. pirro: >> guest: green sold them and he sold them out of his harlem office. some places they were sold. standard oil purchase them, standard oil had a contract with dream to buy thousands of copies. >> was there any effort but flags along the roads and some of the places wher

by the end of the week, per looking at by at least, san jose heating up even more, 1 perform, the saratoga and radar, for tomorrow, we'll see changes, more clouds rolling in for your wednesday, starts as a bit of a cool down on wednesday, in the meantime, let's show what you can expect daytime highs at 85, concord, around the bashes 86 on the north bay santa rosa, we'll continue with that cool town for the end of the ek, ba to you. >>> thank you. it is 5:22, going on a treppe around the world without leaving your neighborhood. these suburban safaris deeping kids the same. >> k people's pix, include their names, something drew may seem about they . >>> one southern california opera singer is lifting spirits in her neighborhood, she is doing it all through song. take a look. >>> she spent 12 years with the san diego opera course, now every sunday her porch is her stage. on easter sunday she sang hymns riuncemeneighbors tr 3peo tch,h floridnehb, t up this suburban safari, a small exhibit where neighbors can drive by and learn about animals from all over the world, it gives kids and parents a

boulder creek, santa clara, saratoga, san jose and gilroy. 3/4 and the secondary system goes along the loop and we have 30s and 40s with very cold temperatures this time of year. you are getting a lot of 30s here. long creek, clayton is 39. bernie sanders picked up an inch and 1/v of rain. that's good and you can see where the activity is focused. oregon hills, santa cruz mountains, central safety fremont the san mateo south of the city good that's where the focus will be. we have two pieces of energy. one making an impact to the south. this may be overdone for some. santa cruz mountains are the main window. areas to the north is secondary system. temperatures one more day of shower activity. more favorable to the south and we warm it up by the end of the week, utah two. >> the oakland zoo trying to make sure all the animals are properly cared for. coming up at 8:00. the concerns causing officials to use their emergency funds. later in the hour hundreds of flights canceled out of the new york city area and the airline reducing almost all of i

so, you can see right over san jose, campbell, saratoga, down 101 into morgan hill and gilroy, that light shower activity for us this morning. so, are live look with her camera as we look east at the bay bridge, temperatures are running in the 30s and in the 40s. it is a chilly start, cold and santa rosa, 34, low 40s, livermore, concord, mid-40s them oakland, san francisco and for san jose this morning. here's what you can expect. we are not done with our wet weather just yet we had that beneficial weather over the weekend. with some isolated higher totals up in the mountains over the weekend picking up as much as 4 to 5 inches of rain. we will see scattered showers for this afternoon and isolated shower, thunderstorm as possible as we head to the day rain chances in san francisco about 60%. unsettled weather. the chance for is an isolated thunderstorm, those are those yellow and orange colors indicating that. for tomorrow, a spotty shower possible, but we are going to see partly sunny skies as we head to your tuesday afternoon. now, let's show you our temperatures for today. so, upper 50

saratoga and campbell in there and gilroy. 59 socal. 46 boulder creek. if you're in the higher elevations and then northwest is 35 and middle peak also in the oakland hills is a northwest brits. the water temperatures oh boy. put your toe in there. that's cold. 51 and 52. the san francisco buoy. the fog needs help, and it's going to get it from the system over the weekend. you can see the gray coming down the coast. still, it's not going to matter except in the bay. tomorrow the temperatures are way above average. 70s and 80s and a few possible. the holds could get to 90 degrees and then the warmest day is today. the fog is back over the weekend for a cool down and then start to warm it up again early next week. >> thank you, steve. >>> time is 7:51. relief if you have business to take care of at the dmv. how the state is giving a break for the license renewal and car registration. >>> a unusual study on the affects of smoking and covid-19. how they think nicotine may slow down the spread of the virus. >>> the sacred muslim holiday o. it's going to conti

walnut creek 55, so is livermore. 57 gilroy saratoga walnut creek cooler in the mountains. pretty consistent therapy temperatures. 21 gusting to 31 out of travis. a summertime pattern equals cooler. no doubt. nap airport with the westwind and west southwest with the oakland berkeley hills to mount diablo at 21. everything is in place already. a series of systems that will be having not only clear conditions but on sunday, there county. for us, upper 60s on the high side. cooler and would coming into sunday, after that it looks like we are warmer early to early next week, today, clear for all. cooler with wind, a couple 80s. into the weekend it will be cooler. >> all right, thank you. >>> later today, bay area counties give us an update on the shelter in place and what they're not doing too protect your health and safety. >>> hair salon in vacaville reopening defined state orders, more on why the salon order is taking the risk . teammates help each other find a way to win, just like covered california helps you find health insurance you can afford. they're the only place you

a closer look at the south bay moving through milpitas and parts of the south bay from saratoga to cupertinounnyvale. looking at still some spotty showers in our forecast today. there will be a chance of some thunderstorms popping up today especially for the south bay, east bay, the peninsula and the tri-valley. that's where we will see between 2:00 and 4:00 today enough energy in the atmosphere where we could see heavy rain along with some small hail and lightning strikes. just a heads-up about that that you are able to get inside in case some of the heavy rain does move through. and then we'll see our activity winding down going into tomorrow. a few lingering spotty showers tomorrow into early wednesday but additional rainfall totals looks like it could be a quarter to half inch of rain so our seven-day forecast shows our temperatures very cool. we're forgive to start to warm up. we'll have some 70s in the forecast by the end of the week. this weekend is it going to be really hard to keep people inside with temperatures in the 70s and sunny. a break from the rain. mike, you've been attract

still looks like thanging on at 3:00, 4:00 in saratoga, cupertino.ut we get the break later on tonight. the area of low pressure is offshore and could bring us a thunderstorm. north bay totals a 10th to third of an inch. ben loman one to two inches and 54 san mateo, 55 concord. breezy, rainy downpours. our level one system will taper off tonight and tomorrow could see a few more downpours scattered. tuesday sunny and by the rest of the workweek, middle of the week to the end of the week, sunny and dryer and looking next weekend easter could be dry as well. really in the thick of it now. >> for sure. it will be nice to have that sunshine come back. >> yes. >> thanks, lisa. >>> just ahead, with social distancing drones can play vital role in transporting supplies. stain-resisting technology is a snap to clean. valspar signature's exclusive making even the most common stains, history. ♪ visit lowes.com today for color inspiration. when it comes to social distancing, drones could have a vital part to play, transporting supplies and medical tests in a saf

inland, little cooler coast side, but that 85 in fairfield was pretty significant, danville 82, saratoga so really a nice day, but what you notice is that seabreeze kicking up. so onshore wind, a little bit of patchy fog, it will be fog in earnest tomorrow with some further cooling. forget mid 80s, looking more like mid-70s and then down into the upper 60s as we get toward the weekend. still pretty nice. these clouds coming in or representing a little bit of a twist in the forecast that will change by this weekend with the chance of a shower or sprinkle perhaps sunday night into monday. right now the weekend looks pretty good, but a lot of clouds and certainly cooler. current temperatures, you can see here, this represents the seabreeze, i love this map. you can see where the green is, representing the seabreeze, so you get this cooling. then away from the water, obviously in places like fairfield, concord and brentwood, you know all this stuff, but that's the first time we've seen the seabreeze in a little while, and that's why temperatures are trending down. there it is, the coastal fo

s for the south bay, even what morgan hill falling out of the 80's at 79 today looks like 77 for saratoga and also los gatos 76 for cupertino and the southern end of the east bay shoreline lower 70's at that union city at 7072 for a word, 76 pleasanton and livermore and 75 for dublin, meanwhile appear to the north. it's 78 for walnut creek an 80 per concord 71 mean well for san leandro and also oakland 76 going on for sonoma napa at 75 fairfield 7665, chilly degrees vallejo 77santa rosa and about 60 ish will call it may be for them are in. beaches and coast. so here we go to the weekend temperatures fall got that slight chance of a shower coconut here on sunday. we quickly spring back like spring is springing back to the middle of the week or return to looks like some 80's territory will back to you. >>dave here's a look at the bay bridge. we want to quickly show you if you're having a job that is awesome and everybody wants to get back to work here are essential workers i would assume heading into san francisco. you won't have any problems they get that traffic has maintained this way. a

in saratoga springs, utah, heather doney taught a zumba class for her neighbors from her backyard.e we go. there's something about that endorphin rush you get when you dance, and i think-- i think even if you feel like you can't dance, there's just something about moving that sends thosey hadorphins out. and so it's been such a blessing to be able to move again. >> desjardins: when we'll all be able to move around freely again remains an open question, but for newly-turned 12-ar-old berklee sousa, she's ady learned a powerful lesson. >> even thou there's a lot of things going on right now in the world, you can still do something toake it better. not everything can be negative about everything that's going on, and to just stay positive through this time. >> desjardins: for the pbs newshour in washingtoni'm lisa desjardins. >> woodruff: and happy birthy to you, and great ideas. in our lead story,sstatedwe go. the number of deaths from covid-19 in europe. it is now more than 30,000 people killed. we regret the error. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us onl

host: mary joining us from saratoga springs, new york. good evening. caller: thank you so much. work as an elementary school nurse. when a vaccine for covid-19 is oops.ped, -- host: go ahead. we only got part of the question. how is it administered? guest: at this point, we don't know. there's a point that i would love to make. right now, schools across america are closed. the reason for that is we know from influenza, with influenza, children are a very significant part of transmission. a kid gets sick, they spread it to each other. they take it home. they infect elderly relatives. so controlling influenza in children is a way of attracting those who are most for an opera. -- vulnerable. we are using the playbook for coronavirus. the studies have not been done to end -- find out how important children are in transition. some countries are opening up their schools. hopefully we can learn whether that is a safe thing to do or whether those children then start to lead to transmission and communities. it's important for children's health and mental health and emotional health, it's

some very strong downpours and as we go through santa clara, cuperti cupertino, more rain through saratoga and up towards fremont, fremont boulevard into newark, looking at a pretty soggy start to your sunday. pleasanton and livermore, 580, rain. lighter rain through berkeley, kensington and richmond. heavy showers from napa, moving into around american canyon highway 12, just over the watter there, highway 37, sears point and very light shower activity scattered from guerneville, through dylan beach. santa rosa is quiet. light to moderate rain today, storm impact scale of one. a chance of a thunderstorm, gusty wind. at 10:00 we have heavy rain in the north bay. through the noon hour it sinks south and east and we're looking at a soggyernoon from1:00, more ewnast bay, a break later on this evening into the overnight hours, but we've got more rain for your monday. we'll detail that in a few minutes. liz? >> thanks, lisa. >>> as of this morning, close to 90 people have died of coronavirus in the bay area and santa cruz county with more than 3,500 confirmed cases. santa clara county is approa

to be prescient, as it was only when the continental army routed british forces at the battle of saratogare than a year later in october of 1777 that france finally began the formal negotiations that would culminate in the treaty of amity and commerce with the united states signed in february 1778. and it was only then, when france finally got off the sidelines, that britain's other european rivals agreed to do the same. the dutch republic and spain were the next to sign on to the war effort against the british. in so doing, they recognized the united states as a free and independent country. after britain's defeat at yorktown, britain too would have to do the same. and in article i of the treaty of paris, signed in october 1783, to mark the end of the war and the coming of the peace, britain's peace commissioners grudgingly endorsed an agreement in which his britannic majesty acknowledges the said united states to be free, sovereign, and independent states. as i start to wrap up, i want to move past the dunlap broadsides and the newspaper transcriptions and the foreign language translati

a group much the size of this, and i had brunch the next day with jimmy flatley, your skipper on saratoga, and he had just -- good naval aviator. he had just had a right hip replacement two days before, and he shows up to host a brunch for me. i couldn't believe it. he came in in a wheelchair. okay. that's the -- i can't walk anywhere with this. >> nope. >> that's the snj, what i went through basic training with. there were hundreds of them. great airplane. i soloed that first time on grass field. they cut your tie off on solo day. i still have that tie in the scrapbook. you got one, too? did you wear ties? >> yes, i did. i still don't have it, though. >> and this was a squadron that ron and i were in. hell of a great airplane. sky raid. and i love it. of all the -- i loved it mainly because i lived through probably 3,000 hours in it. but that airplane there was fun. now, some great friends there. you want some reality check? i look at that picture today, at the hotel, and there are eight guys left. that's the real iity and a lot it was not necessarily pilot performance but in those days

i know my sister is up near saratoga, and she said there was a facebookbook posting where people werep to wait for this antibody test over the weekend. the reason for that is that we have had this friction between, do we save the economy or do we try to handle covid-19? you can get your arms around both if you find out you have antibody and were exposed. when it's possible -- there's a big asterisk. we're not sure how protected you are, but then you can consider going back to work. that still has to be worked out. >> do you have any concerns about the accuracy of the test? >> absolutely. so at the very beginning, there wasn't that much control. a lot of them, dozens and dozens got rolled out. we know there are false positives and false negatives. i heard of one that tested positive just if you've been exposed to any member of the coronavirus family. remember, the coronavirus is a family of viruses, and about one-third of the common cold is a coronavirus. so the last thing you want is a false positive or false negative. it's better to have no test than to have an inaccurate test. the f

of generalurrender burgoyne at saratoga. another key battle in 1781, the surrender of lord cornwallis at yorktown. 1783, all these scenes shown in the capitol, general george washington resigning his commission. 17 88, the ratification of the united states constitution. the presidency of george washington from 1789 through 1797. an important part of this story, in 1790, the residency act by which congress gave george washington the authority to choose the location for the new capital. of 1791 for the new capital. a plan that imagined essentially from willing hills filled with a few homes and cows and sheep, a full-fledged city and new capital for the new nation. in 1800, the federal government relocates to washington for the first time. player inton is a key this post revolutionary history and the government having reestablished itself -- or having established itself, moving from philadelphia, mix washington -- makes washington the locus of commemoration. how do we depict the american revolution? here is a view of the capito

and his role in pivotal victories over the british in the 1777 battles of saratoga and 1781 battle of cal pens. the american revolution institute of the society of the

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