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phil then compares the giant sequoia's growth to their american cousins.ck up to their relatives in the states? >> they're doing surprisingly well actually. these trees are relatively young. so they're saplings compared to trees in the states. these trees are probably 110 years old. >> reporter: giant sequoias can live more than 3,000 years and soar nearly 300 feet in the air, but experts say wildfires and climate change are threatening their native habitat. that's not a problem here in the uk. most people, though, don't think of california and the uk having the same climate. >> sierra nevada mountains can be quite similar to here. so it's cooler and more damp and that's very british weather. >> reporter: today more than half a million giant sequoias are thriving in the uk compared to fewer than 80,000 in the u.s. >> we're very happy to have a tree like that here. we associate them with your fine country and it's lovely to have them here. >> if you run out of them, we can always give you a few back, can't we, because we're cousins, after all? >> reporter:

this evening at the sequoia caltrain station in redwood city. person tripped and fell in front of the bus and the rear wheels of that bus ran over both of the pedestrianthe person was rushed to the ho south trends us and france rather says that bus routes that service the station will make drop-offs and pickups said el camino until the station reopens. this, of course, is a developing story and will keep you updated both on air and online. now, the big story tonight, a late season storm is heading here to the bay area. kron four's lawrence karnow joins us now. how long the rain is going to last? yeah, boy, i know this affect a lot of weekend so far this year. this going to be another. >> very cold storm rolling in the bay area. see it rolling off the coastline. that area of low pressure just centered off the san francisco bay and well, it's going bring a lot of rain. the bay area overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. in fact, we're starting to see some of the showers begin to show up. now, most of the bay area staying dry throughout the day a

company. 60% is owned by institutional investors including us investment firms such as susquehanna and sequoiaital and 20% is owned by employees around the world. however, china's, secretary has said they will oppose the sale of bytedance and seek to block a transfer of its technology. we heard from bytedance, from tiktok, rather, who said the media app ban would trample freedom of speech.— media app ban would trample freedom of speech. thank you for getting _ freedom of speech. thank you for getting us _ freedom of speech. thank you for getting us across - freedom of speech. thank you for getting us across that, - for getting us across that, monica. we will be watching developments in the middle east very closely after last friday's strike on a raft —— iran. us officials have claimed israel was behind the missile attack on military targets in the city of isfahan, but israel officials have yet to confirm that. we saw some volatility in the oil price after the attack, but things have settled now. i spoke with renowned strategist david roche of independent strategy, and asked him how further esc

the california endangered giant sequoias and they also tower over the english countryside.bon out of the air every year. offsetting about 100 miles in a gas powered car. they are young saplings in the states but the uk as a better climate for these trees to driving. >> most people don't think of california and the uk having the same lima. the sierra nevada mountains can be quite similar to here. it is cooler and more damp. >> today more than half 1 million giant sequoias are thriving in the uk compared to fewer than 80,000 in the u.s. scientists brought these trees across the pond during the victorian era because people couldn't believe their size. >>> say hello to the rock 'n roll hall of fame 2024 inductees. the dave the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want anot

well, sequoia hospital, speaking of medical news, a stuck with hospital in redwood city has just been top 100 hospitals in the nation. >> the list was published this week by fortune magazine, sequoia hospital, the only hospital in the bay area. by the way, to make that list this year, the rankings are determined by patient outcomes and community impact and according to the study of all, hospitals performed at the level of these top 100 and additional 350,000 lives could be saved each year and the health care system might be able to save 17 billion dollars scripps memorial, by the way, in southern california. and senator davis hospitals were the only other 2 california hospitals to make the list. >> coming up next on the kron morning news, we're talking about water bills from santa clara county residents could become more expensive. we'll tell you while water agency is now considering raising the rate >> 79 is just going to be a gorgeous day. if you want get anything done or or not, we're hanging out. take a walk. i mean, really great weather for going out and hiking while walk my dog

a winter weather advisory from yosemite down through sequoia national park's taking effect this weekend. and those areas down in the central to southern sierra will see that multiple feet of snow, whereas donner summit, maybe around half a foot of it here in the bay area today. daytime highs are going to be in the 50's towards the coastline and then a lot of 60's elsewhere already mentioned those spots that are barely eking out of 70 degrees today and that includes much of the south bay like san jose at 71 degrees east bay. temperatures 60's for you. pleasanton at 66 hayward and san leandro. 64 oakland up to richmond, low 60's while the north bay even vacaville in antioch. yesterday's 80's long gone. it's just upper 60's today. tomorrow will be even cooler yet. cold showers through the day. upper 50's for your highs. sunday stays cool and a little active to before we dry out, but stay relatively cool into next week, james. all right. thank you very much, john. 8.19, the time in the north bay, the city of is entered into a settlement agreement. >> for police oversight with california's d

up around lake tahoe and for the central sierra talking around yosemite national park down through sequoianter weather advisories. these areas of the sierra are going to see particularly high snowfall with around a foot to a foot and a half around yosemite as you are heading over donner summit, it's moreso 6 inches to a foot of snowfall. the couple inches right here in our own bay area mountaintops. so quite a lot to break down this weekend for sure. today is already going to be a cooler one ahead of all of that with 50's right along the coastline and 60's for pretty much everyone else. daytime highs in foster city down to 64. only a couple of remaining 70's and that includes san jose getting up to 71 today. well, the east bay consistently in the 60's hayward at 64 oakland, 62 degrees, north bay temps, sonoma and napa. also down into the mid 60's for your afternoon highs today. tomorrow it's going to be upper 50's our coolest. one of the forecast opportunity of morning rain afternoon thunderstorms sunday. most of our chances of showers will be in the morning. interspersed by sunshine and m

that list was published this week by fortune magazine, sequoia hospital was the only hospital in thely to make that prestigious list this year. the rankings are determined by patient outcomes and community impact. according to the study, all hospitals performed at the level of the top 100, well, an additional 350,000 lives could be saved each year and the health care system would save more than 17 billion dollars to. scripps memorial in southern california. and sutter davis hospital where only other 2 california hospitals to make the list. we're going take a break as we come upon a 27 coming up, though, we've got police still looking for the suspect who robbed a mail carrier at gunpoint in union city will have that full story. >> a 29 right now, the mosquito. that by the way, it was a big one. but it was outside. it wasn't like i was sleeping it's the season. get rid standing you know, we don't want those mosquitoes around. the only sound that sounds like mosquitoes. we like his daria. the other things i'm outta here, we are looking at a day today that, yeah, you can go outside get s

this system is really going to impact the central and southern sierra talking yosemite through sequoia, national parks with winter weather advisories there. and that's where expect over a foot of snowfall. where is donner summit echo past a few inches of it. maybe upwards of 6 inches of snow. as for the bay area today, we are going to be looking at temperatures anywhere from the 50's at the coast to the 60's to barely crack in the low 70's, really just for the south bay, though, temperatures for the rest of us going to be as much as 15 degrees cooler than they were yesterday, which is a noticeable difference to say the least. we're still nice. we're just not as warm as we were. oakland at 62 today and the act. one of our warmer spots yesterday. it only 68 degrees today and tomorrow it will be even cooler yet with highs only in the upper 50's and those cold showers next week. even though we do clear out and dry out, we're still not going to warm up too much only in the low 70's at the warmest michael. >> thanks, john, like to hear those warm weather days. also make for good traffic days

and then if you head south yosemite national park and sequoia national parks, these are the areas where you have your winter weather advisory, then you can see why when we see our snow total map south lake tahoe itself may see just a couple of inches with 6 to 12 inches as you're crossing donner summit. to the contrary, if you're heading up to yosemite, you've got a foot to a foot and a half. so this is going to be a central and southern sierra snow maker, not as much of an impact further north in the sierra temperatures today are going to be 50's towards the coast and 60's for almost everyone else. there's only a couple of spots that will barely hang on to the low 70's today and you'll see those right here, the south bay, santa clara and campbell at 70's san jose at 71, the spate temperatures mostly in the mid 60's this afternoon. hayward at 64, same in castro valley and san leandro. well, richmond through oakland in the low 60's, even antioch in vacaville cooling from yesterday's 80's to just upper 60's today. and tomorrow, just upper 50's cold showers throughout the day with peeks of

it's really yosemite and sequoia that are going to be the focus of all that snow making from this nexttem. we do have a wind advisory up in effect for those upper elevations around lake tahoe, in particular echo summit and donner summit will be seeing some stronger winds as you go up 50 in 80 to the south, though. that's where winter weather advisories. are you a seven-year sequoyah trip this weekend? that's where you're going to be encountering our heaviest of snow fall. timing of all this today. you're good to go. tomorrow is going to be our wettest day in our windiest day sunday. things taking a step back. easy travel day back to the bay area. even easier day on monday. now for the bay itself, we've got rainfall on the way we are seeing much snow up at lake level just yet. just showers ahead of this advance of all this action to the west of us. that should cold front right there dropping in as we move into our evening hours tonight, really in particular early pre-dawn hours tomorrow morning. so we're going to see our heaviest of rain. let's time it out. hour by hour cooler today, cl

we will be seeing our heaviest of snow fall further to the south of tahoe talking yosemite and sequoiaarks with winter weather advisories in the spots and the potential of over a foot of snowfall over like me passed down into yosemite national park rather than donner summit, which will see about a half a foot of it here in the bay area. we've got cooler day today 50's towards the coastline and then 60's for pretty much everybody else this afternoon, burlingame at 62 degrees today, foster city at 64 south bay temperatures. you'll be in the low 70's this afternoon. only spots to do so. the rest of us after yesterday's 80's are falling, not just out of the 70's but all the way back into the 60's, antioch, in vacaville in the upper 60's today after yesterday's low 80's, tomorrow's temperatures even colder yet cold showers, even with those peaks of sunshine. we're only going to be in the upper 50's sunday. not much warmer. staying in the low 60's with a few chances of showers here. and there monday we dried out and gradually seeing temperatures back in the low 70's by tuesday rain. all righ

like yosemite and sequoia, national parks, many of the 400 national parks across america.e entry fees, but the park service does hope that the fee free holiday encourages folks to visit entrance fees are only waived on the first day of national park week, which is saturday, april 20th at the aquarium of the pacific in long beach. checking out an orphaned sea otter pup arrived for rehabilitation. >> the baby otter was rescued off the coast of santa cruz county. it's being paired up with an adult, an adult female otter to learn survival skills which include foraging for food and grooming their thick fur. the pup will be the first surrogate raised honor at the aquarium, which will be able to accommodate up to 4 rescued sea otters each year. the last several years. the population has stabilized at about 3,000. >> and we're hoping that with our efforts trying to put more pops back into the wild, we're going to be able to continue to recover. the species is part of our coastline. >> so cue to the surrogacy area will be kept out of the public's view to avoid human interaction, wh

you can visit yosemite sequoia, joshua tree and death valley. >> still ahead, a push on capitol hill to cut the cost of inhalers. >> plus, 2 days after the state's minimum wage for most fast food workers increased workers gathered at the state capitol to celebrate. >> is some nice live music is fast. food workers gathered near the state capitol today. celebrate the increase in their minimum wage. dozens of workers as well as members of the california fast food workers union rallied together. that talked about why they believe the law will improve lives. >> the rest of the country is watching what's happening in you are setting the standard that others will how it we it. kron 4 that the wage increase will lead to higher prices and possibly fewer hours for employees. >> alameda county is deploying covid-19 detecting dogs in their health center's. those dogs are part of pilot program for identifying covid cases within the county's health center's. they are working at the park bridge, nursing home in alameda. they're trained to sniff near person's feet. ankles are lower legs to detect an

. >> antioch resident sequoia thomson lives near the intersection and saw the sideshow. she supports police using drones. >> i think with the drones and the new technology, it can really help the police capture, you know, the violence and things like that that's happening. >> but the use of drones are raising privacy concerns. community organizer tanisha garrett with ace supports police using tech. her concerns are with how the data collected will be used. the laws that are on the books, i'm sure, say certain things, and we know them to sometimes go above and beyond, we want to make sure that they're doing their job, their jobs, and not letting the drones do it all for them. >> the mayor also has concerns, but still supports using drones. >> in this instance. we're using them to capture individuals who have broken the law, and disturb the peace. and so we're using that technology to find people and hold them accountable in antioch, anser hassan abc seven news. >> a familiar face is shaping up the race for san francisco mayor. supervisor aaron peskin confirmed to abc seve

you can visit our glorious, you know, you 70 sequoia, joshua tree and death valley, all great places. >> there's been a change in leadership at the food bank of contra costa and solano. caitlin slye has been named the new president and ceo of the food bank. she previously spent 11 years at the food bank before serving as executive director of meals on meals on wheels, diablo region. she says a lot has changed due to the pandemic says donations are down. organization could use more volunteers. >> people who are in need food in our community. are your neighbors. they're not some other group of people that you don't see every day. they're just like you and me. and for a variety of they need food and we truly believe that nobody should have to go hungry in our community. >> food bank now serves more than 400,000 people. each month. next. in sports, the a's hosted the red sox in a matinee at the coliseum this afternoon. next in sports, jason will have highlights and well, the snow hit the road on well, the snow hit the road on a high note. with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the s

sequoia now with mystery kicks in, then you know somebody is believed to have inflammation or news or power that other people don't top. and so that's the whole county of mystical element is what really endeared him to a lot of people coming in. what kind of thing? his son watches she boost, it says that she would spend her days watching mackenzie's times t v channel, and was captivated by his simmons that promised spiritual feeling. she thought he could help her daughter who was suffering from mental health issues. this time last year, she bruce is mother his sister, and her 3 year old daughter left time to join the attend evangelist, or mostly to define them. i be the main reason my mother followed. mackenzie's preaching was my older sisters illness and during his tv sermons, mackenzie would often use the bible and a specific oil to heal people. so my mother thought you might be able to help my sister. so that was her main motivation. if it wasn't for his tv station, my mother never would have heard of someone like mckenzie, by the side of my mind when we're done. and when religion

national parks across america don't charge entry fees, but for parks in california like yosemite and sequoiaarks. this is a nice perk for visitors. the park service is hoping the fee-free holiday is encouraging people to visit entrance fees are only waves on that first day of national park week saturday, april 20th, so make your plans now. you said fee-free. >> night markets are back in san francisco and tonight, chinatown. look how beautiful that is hosting a night market on grant avenue featuring traditional chinese food said activities. it will be back every second friday of the month until november. so a nice long run here. the sunset neighborhood night market is also expected to return later this year. >> was so open. just a reminder. we're coming to your city, april 12 13 for the black were flash mob. we get. >> interesting happening today. the national archives, the organization black men's wear is kicking off a weekend of empowerment and community building in oakland, the national event travels across the united states seeks to reframe the narrative around black men in a positive way

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so collier capital is said to be -- sequoia capital is said to be one of the investors. to receive $13.6 billion in grants and loans from washington to help build new american factories. the firm has pledged to invest about $125 billion to build plants in two u.s. states. president biden has hailed the micron ceo for the chip company's investments. shares fell in extended trading for atlassian after news came out that the founder was stepping down as co-ceo. mike adam brooks will become the sole ceo. farquar will spend more time with his family and will remain on the board. they reported third-quarter results that largely top expectations and forecast for the adjusted operating margin did fall short. bytedance would prefer to shut tiktok rather than sell it to a potential u.s. buyer. saying the algorithms tiktok uses are considered core to its operations. bytedance denied an earlier report from the information saying it was exploring a tiktok sale without its algorithms. let's take a look at how we are doing for futures. it was a very good day for some of the big u.s. te

are thrilled, these are some of the best investors in the world, public markets to extraordinary sequoiaoining for the first time. they are filled but i think that to invest in this valuation for the first time at this juncture, there's a high conviction and belief that there's not just a 15% growth ahead of it, with 10 more ahead, so we are thrilled. ed: for the audience member less financially inclined, mark to market means the method of fair value through benchmarking contemporaneously against similar companies. i noticed on social media a lot of people were talking about a round. i went on social media and said that you were coming on the show and our audience at some good, straightforward questions. one of them was eric, can you -- if we explain what ramp is it what it does, a good starting point. eric: of course. we built a command control system for company finances. this means that from a single place, company finance teams and business owners can issue carts, make payments of all kinds, manage approvals, even automate accounting to close their books. this means that some of the

so sequoia capital and the international group.ever a good investment, to go and build a technology company in the people's republic of china to nurture and watch it participate in the human rights abuses like i wanted that country and then to be concerned about losing your capital. i think we have to get serious about this and it's okay and appropriate for some of the bad investments and a new state to go down very significantly. that is part of making mistakes with american capital. maria: talking about investors let's talk about the subject that i have raised umpteen times on this program that is how individual investors are inadvertently funded the expansion of our number one adversary and that is china was so many chinese stocks trading on our u.s. exchanges, now house select committee on china investigation finds american financial institution facilitated the investment of more than six and a half billion dollars to 63 chinese companies that are actually blacklisted by the united states last year the committee finding the ind

parks are already free, like point reyes or the presidio, but others like yosemite, kings canyon and sequoiaining and we're looking at the airport where peninsula numbers were in the low 70s yesterday. a tad warmer than that. but you'll get the sea breeze again this afternoon. 57 san jose. what's left of the marine layer there in the distance 54 in oakland and the golden gate bridge. nice and sunny. it is 48 in petaluma, 58 in concord. and we're looking at temperatures above average today. how about those upper 70s in san jose and livermore? napa 7771 in oakland, the 60s along the coast. but it's sunny even at our beaches and a little bit breezy with winds over 25 miles an hour. we're looking for our warm up that comes tomorrow. details on some more 80s arriving inland. but the big question is how long does it last? i'll have the answers in a few minutes. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. up next, roadway repair drivers in vallejo braced for a construction project, shutting down portions of highway 37. the impact to drivers over the next four weekends. abc seven news at nine is next >> now abc

so this includes the parks here, yosemite sequoia, joshua tree and death valley. still ahead, an electric vehicle prototype goes up in flames in the east bay. >> plus, how much money do you need to retire comfortably? a new study is finding that the cost skyrocketed in the past year. still there there is a a magic number. experts say you're going want to reach. if you want to say stay financially sound. nurses at san francisco general hospital rallying today for better staffing. they say a shortage in our ends is putting patients and hospital staff. >> at risk of providing bad care. the hospital is the only one in the city that can treat patients around the clock every day of the year. and since it's a public hospital, it cannot turn anyone away. the nurses are accusing the department of public health of not posting the accurate amount of job vacancies that is needed to have proper staffing. for many this afternoon. inflation is making retirement a lot more expensive. not everyone is ready since 2020, the amount needed to retire has surged 53%. it's now standing a

you know, it, sequoia national park as well in kings canyon.e hoping free entry day would encourage more people that come out and visit the rest of the week, including earth day on monday back to normal. they have different themes for each day this >> and we have a nice weather for hiking of this week before we cool down the later on next week. have that forecast after the break. >> taylor swift's new album drop just before record store day, which is bringing a boom in business to music stores. jacob kittle stand talk the swifties about the big day. >> it's the morning after a midnight release. so all of them are like pearls or black or lake. this marvel color. already the friendship bracelets are made and the music spent absorbed. i was laying in my bed with my laptop ready to read the lyrics. while i listen to it, i set an alarm for i-10, 50 ish and it came out 11 here and then i listened to it. and then i just kind of go to sleep minute. she dropped another obama so some of that province of around 2 i think this is something that she's never

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there's saki on the menu, i in fact, i have a bottle right now of this really fun sequoia sake chocolateht not have in front of you. and i'm. i'm sorry about that, but yes, we're going to have coffee and chocolate pairing sake and chocolate pairings, elizabeth faulkner, who's a well-known chef in san francisco, is now has an amaro company. so there's going to be a amaro and chocolate pairing, as well as, as well as wine and chocolate and whiskey and chocolate. wow. all the fun things you want together. >> so i know you guys are tomorrow through sunday, right? how do people get tickets? do they? is it like you have to buy a three day festival ticket? or how does it work? >> you can buy a three day festival if you want to go all three days. you can save a little money by buying a three day ticket, or you can just buy friday or saturday or sunday. friday is just friday night, 7 to 10, and we're doing this pairing event throughout the whole festival. so you get to take, gelati or sake or whiskey, and we have all these samples laid out for you and then go to all these chocolate makers from ar

. >> antioch resident sequoia thomson lives near the intersection and saw the sideshow. she supports police using drones. >> i think with the drones and the new technology, it can really help the police capture, you know, the violence and things like that that's happening. >> but the use of drones are raising privacy concerns. community organizer tanisha garrett with ace supports police using tech. her concerns are with how the data collected will be used. the laws that are on the books, i'm sure, say certain things, and we know them to sometimes go above and beyond, we want to make sure that they're doing their job, their jobs, and not letting the drones do it all for them. the mayor also has concerns, but still supports using drones. >> in this instance. we're using them to capture individuals who have broken the law, and disturb the peace. and so we're using that technology to find people and hold them accountable in antioch, anser hassan abc seven news. >> yesterday, oakland made its pitch to the a's. today, it was sacramento's turn with the team's lease at the oakla

when they gaze upon yo-semites, yo-seminites, towering sequoias. obama, we won an election that everyone said couldn't be won. they're going to change the name of pennsylvania. you know how you spell us, right? you spell us "u-s." i just picked that up. i hope they now go and take a look at the oranges. the oranges of the -- investigation. the beginnings. the mueller report, i wish covered the oranges, how it started. >> so you don't remember saying you have one of the best memories? >> i don't remember that. >> one of the great memories of all-time. it's called, like, up here. gang, boop, this is me. i hear bing. if you have a windmill anywhere near your house, congratulations. they say the noise causes cancer. [ laughter ] you told me that one. r-r-r-r. nikki haley is in charge of security. nancy pelosi, or nancy as i call her. we appreciate it very much, tim apple. did you just see meduro, venez-where -- it's unbelievable. you have voter i.d. to buy a loaf of bread. people are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times. ding ding ding ding ding, shin p

parks are already free like point reyes or the presidio, but others like yosemite, kings canyon and sequoia national parks are free for the day. other sites, like muir woods, require a reservation and alcatraz requires a ferry ticket. of course, to get out to the island. >> some housing help for several bay area cities. the new honor they received today, everybody is nervous. >> i like to see everyone return back to work. >> the pressure is on to return to the office, but many people just don't want to. abc seven news reporter lyanne melendez looks into what's happening in the that feeling you get when you can... du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shor

are already free, like the point reyes or the presidio, but others like yosemite, kings canyon and sequoia national parks are free for the entire day. other sites like muir woods , require a reservation, and alcatraz also requires a ferry ticket to get to the island. and yes, we can say it, no rain in the forecast, at least for this weekend. lisa, i know you're tracking everything we need to know, but it feels good to finally say that. >> yes, i was telling you, i was in southern california where it poured, so didn't escape it down there either. it follows you? >> yeah, exactly. >> but we're definitely looking at some really nice weather over the weekend. it will get warmer if you like the warmer days. that's on sunday. holding on monday, but low clouds and fog to start off this morning. sun coming up at 627, sets at 750. that's 13 hours and 24 minutes of daylight. and look at live doppler seven, where all of california is pretty quiet right now. we have numbers in a narrow range from the upper 40s up in cloverdale. well, cloverdale, 5249, santa rosa, saint helena, sonoma. and then we've g

parks are already free, like point reyes or the presidio, but others like yosemite, kings canyon and sequoia national parks are free for the entire day. other sites, like muir woods, require a reservation, and alcatraz requires a ferry ticket to get to the island and we have some good weather in store for it. today. lisa is tracking everything you need to know and as we were chatting earlier, it's nice to say no rain for this weekend. >> yes, for this weekend we'll be around average, a little bit above average today in some neighborhoods and then a lot above average for your sunday, which will be likely the warmest day of the week, although we'll hold on to that warmth on monday , even though that sea breeze will try to come back as we look at live doppler seven. it's quiet out there. you can see a few clouds around. this is associated with that onshore flow, and most of us waking up to some clouds. those will scatter out. but above the marine layer from vollmer peak, you can see how pretty it is there where temperatures will touch uh- maybe even 80 degrees. well, in our inland valleys today

yosemite and sequoia national park doesn't look like a mix it up to tahoe to. well, no complaints.nd then tomorrow, same kind of deal. looks like we have the morning fog here in the home front. looks like a little bit of stray showers near tahoe. and there you can see the marine layer deepening sday. this is where things start changing the lows. a little closer providing that necessary left. so a few little showers are starting to break through, although it still looks like a fairly dry system. you'll feel the drop in temperatures. but in this animated this into motion, there it is writer barbara coast here. and again, it's fairly dry and there will be something that's kind of welcome during those heat spikes in the summer months. but because it's so early in the season, it's going to give us a chill in the cloud, cover the winds, the whole program. now we may get a couple of stray showers later on there. you can see by friday there's the chance will go ahead and phrases of scattered showers to some rain working here. plus, some last-minute mountain snows levels are proud to be fai

we have seen this have significant implications on large venture capital funds like sequoia capital thatferent entity, so we will move more and more of this moving downstream about not only investing in china, but threats from the chinese government. >> do you believe, when you think about tiktok, for example, or many others, that there's a national security threat in real time, meaning that information is being used for nefarious purposes today, or do you think of it as a perspective bet, which is to say given the size and scale if the chinese government were to choose to use the information or decide to try and influence the american public in some way and that poses the threat? >> i would argue in a situation where you have the information and real-time data of 150 million americans, there's no difference between the threats of a threat and the actual presence of the threat. the fact that that condition exists is something that is enough to be extremely effective in influencing the population. >> thank you, alex, for your time today. >>> coming upa preview of tesla's numbers which are

normally charge entrance fees that includes popular state parks in california like to somebody and sequoiapark service hopes free entry day encourages more people to visit. all right, taking a live look outside at mount tam this morning. gorgeous view at that elevation could see some pretty blue skies up there and those fluffy clouds as well. dave, what are you thinking? fluffy you with delicious. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. >> speaking a national park. so check out your somebody here. still see the snow in place here. let's take a big snowman. they're kind of working on we have to go home. you can see it's pretty much firmly in place. but we do have some melting coming our way. more of it as we warm up even on the home front numbers to be found. 68 tomorrow. 66 on your monday tuesday. 61. but at least you're not going to have trouble from the weather aloft. at least is going to cooperate for your ravels up there early in t week, particularly although getting cool towards the end of the week. there's that package of cloud cover. we just referenced here again, cl

we have a bipartisan bill that would save our sequoias. what is your focus on how we deal with the challenge and force across the country? >> is a good down payment. which is allowing us. >> need to continue to fund the effort. my time has expired want you to continue to focus on that. curcio back bounce of my time. five minutes of questioning for secretary bill secular secretary in 2010, correct? >> yes, sir. >> 2010 approximately 67% of usda funding and a 33% usda funding went to other sources whether farming commodity or conservation. is that correct? >> i do not of the specific numbers. i'm sure you do congressman. >> is i understand it as of today and expect you will have these numbers. 80% go to snap an approximate 20% would go to all the other expenditures of the usda parties that correct? >> i don't know if that's correct or not congressman. >> you are kidding me? secretary of agriculture you do not know what the pie chart of your budget looks like? >> i know there is a significant percentage of our budget is focused on nutrition a

i live at the sequoias, which is a senior residence on on geary at laguna. and i'm here with other residents. yes, we from we first heard about this program in sacramento. we were very concerned about getting a camera for geary. we've had several residents hit there, actually, and we went one of our members went to sacramento to testify during the legislative process to get the, the, the matter approved. geary, as you know, is was built geary between a masonic and franklin is designed as a as a freeway almost i mean i think there are eight lanes, six eight lanes. there's a near where it comes to us at laguna. there's an underpass to make the cars even go faster, and, one of the residents told me this morning that he, he had another a near miss with a car. and then the. we also have a problem. this is for another day, but we work with walk san francisco about post and laguna where residents have been hit. but that's you know here we are very grateful that that geary near laguna is on your your tentative list. you know really hope that that stays there that we