so the sun is. the main driver of the of the processes in the atmosphere but what's interesting and what's not well understood at the moment is a very new line of thought is that the distant stars the cousins of our sun are also it looks like responsible for some very important processes in the atmosphere . and this is the researchers area of focus at the european organization for nuclear research well certainly in switzerland. it's also home to the famous l h c particle accelerator the cloud experiment is also based here. so here we are in an experimental hall at the at cern. and if these concrete blocks magnets conduct protons into the cloud chamber. scientists simulate the composition and conditions of different atmospheres and observe how they react to ionizing particles. what you see that silver some of that out there is actually the thermal housing that surrounds the cloud the chamber itself is three metre chamber is inside of that it's a very special chamber because it's the cleanest chamber

for the sun. if you look at the animal itself it's quite massive and can provide a lot of it can provide a lot of the same times a blanket blanket and there is also a fair they use it for cooking they use it for their use it for cleaning themselves . doctors they use it also for another purpose. basis while. with. my t.o.s. works as a guide at the quote to sun culture and education center in as a fun time near cape town it's the first center dedicated to sun culture in south africa. the son are also known as bushman. the traditional hunters and gatherers are an indigenous people in southern africa their ancestors lived here when the dutch reached the shores over three hundred years ago the rock art they left behind emphasizes the songs deep connection to nature the dominance of the european colonialists massive land loss and assimilation have marginalized the group today there are only about one hundred fifty thousand people in southern africa who identify as sun working at the center colleague. h

the negatives, the sun hits dog mount centre park. no children are affected, and the sun is setting around dinner time. no good parent in the rightful mind is not to let their kid play after dark anyway. let's just call that true. no one here is tarnishing her name at all. the positives are $150,000 is being donated to the parks department to be used positively theirs improved commercial space so businesses can thrive. a boost in the job force and economic infrastructure, 63 new residents that house individuals and families so they can have a beautiful place to call home, and that is the short of it. this project benefits family as, the communities, the job force, in the housing community in the city of san francisco. everything being proposed is with the best interest in mind. think about the people it will help and in the happiness it will bring those who can one take all this building home. would you not want that? don't we want to give san francisco a better chance to improve their quality of life? please ask yourself these questi

number two, the sun, it is important for the kids. when i first started to work in the area, in the neighbourhood, they played basketball. they were in vacant lots. the vacant lots are no longer there. they are housing. we do need housing. there are other places to put the housing. put the housing in treasure island. you know. we have to preserve and protect the shadowing. i urge you guys to keep that in mind. it is one of the few places that has sun in the city. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning, commissioners. i am michael stack. i am a resident and happen to be born in san francisco. i am in support of the project. believe it or not, i grew up playing basketball in a lot of the local parks in san francisco. i was on the way having dinner, after playing, if i did so, the shadow did not affect me. i am in support of the development to keep children safe and the community safe. >> next speaker, please. >> i am here to say the project should go on for affordable housing. i think this should go on. thank you very much. >> t

sun rising at 7:25 am and the sun will set at 5:07 pm. showers today and fizzling out into clear skies on thursday. we will see the sun in some places thursday. we have around the rain returning friday with showers saturday and sunday. we will start the week off wet as well. >>> it is 5:51 am. >>> it is back to class for the paradise high school and the temporary school for the fire victims is still a work in progress but the teachers and parents don't mind at all. >>> here's a live look at the camera at the richmond san rafael bridge with wet roads. it is 5:51 am. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. 5 news this morning. >>> we are off to a wet start but mild thanks to the clouds. 57 and half moon bay and pacifica, 56 in morgan hill. 58 in brooklyn in antioch, 59 in vallejo, 60 in dublin. 60 in alameda and 59 in san francisco, 57 in santa rosa. in the northbay 57 and ukiah. clearlake at 52 degrees. on the high def doppler showers on and off all day as we timeout the storm and the next storm coming up. >>> let's go live to the

no sun. now at least, it has returned. the sun was up for about the length of a lunch break but cause for celebration! ♪ welcoming the sun after its long winter nap. we'll take you to the top of the world coming up. and our reporting begins with breaking news this thursday afternoon. the senate is this moment voting on a pair of proposals to reopen the government. one bill includes $5.7 billion for the president's wall or barrier along the southern barreder. the other has no money at all for a wall. as it turns out, neither bill is expected to survive. so what is the point? well, our senior producer, chad pergram says today's vote could be a reset that might, i don't know, nudge both republicans and democrats back toward the negotiating table. while lawmakers are voting on capitol hill, hundreds of thousands of federal workers are set to miss their second paycheck in a row tomorrow forcing many americans to figure out other ways to pay their bills. mike emanuel reporting live from capitol hill. >> shep, part of the pitch f

we have a brief break with the mix of sun and clouds. the clouds will move right back in and also coming with it this second line of storms for your commute home on friday. this is shaking up to be a sizable storm. wind and rain means snow in the sierra with a winter weather advisory in effect if you are heading in that direction. be careful at donner pass situations deteriorating thanks to the snowfall above 6500 feet. we also have a high surf advisory in effect until 9 pm with the breakers that 8 up to 20 feet, so be careful if you are catching the waves. the wind will ease up at midmorning with the drive break on thursday with a mix of sun and clouds. the rain will return on friday and it will stay wet through the weekend. high temperatures a mix of upper 50s to low 60s. here is your 7-day forecast, quite a bit of rain but we will take it. we have showers today, and that will give us a brief break on thursday. this will fizzle out overnight with shower saturday into sunday for wet start to the work week next week as well. do not put y

rain likely arrives after the sun goes down.he next seven-days, rainfall estimates a lot of cities picking up at or more than 2 inches of rain. make sure your gutters gutters g of debris. evening showers tomorrow continuing on monday. a series of stronger storms. we are watching thursday because it is turning stronger. it is going to be a wet week ahead. >> at least we are not like a lot of the country with snow. >> mindi bach is here with sports. >>> we are going t you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. . >>> stanford man andrew luck and the colts cruise into the play offs. a little snow is not going to stop the chiefs from winning their first playoff game at arrowhead. 36 yards for the score. kc scored on its first two drives. no jitters for patrick a ve

the sun. >> good for you. adam and dave and all of us will be here tomorrow not enjoying the sunshine. again, we just have a small window tew get a peeks of sun today. i believe some areas can do it d sn't look like we're going to see sun when you look at your door. we have fog, drizzle, mist. it's not going to rain all day. that rain wilbe moving out through the afternoon. and again, ending from the west to the east we are looking at dryer conditions later on this afternoon. no rain tomorrow. we are dry tomorr. we have plenty of sunshine. we warm up tomorrow. temperures tomorrow in the mid 50s. by tuesday we're going to be in the low 60s. so with the mild forecast, no snow in the forecas ten days.ext now, next weekend there is just a small t chancet i would see maybe a few snow flakes. that's next weekend. that's so far away.an anything right now is very, very, very light. i haven't even put that in the forecast yet. saturday, againg bhat rain gear. you'll need it this morning. by sunday you need the lig jack

after all morocco is rich in one resource which is also cheap to harvest the sun is. going to have a little less because knowing that king mohammed backs the technology he can be a vital argument here. he doesn't he's young he's most farmers still work with butane gas. some of them do realize they need to switch to solar energy. but they're discouraged by the high installation costs. but i believe we'll be able to win them over. for my sims. to back up his arguments he conducts a practical presentation outside and shows the farmers just how easy it is to operate a solar powered water pump. that many here have come from far away but they seem impressed with. the work of the i'd love to have one of those systems. so we still use a gas powered motor but it's expensive and often doesn't work when the military and . i have seen a lot of things today that were new to me well i'd love to be able to buy one of those pumps and they cost a lot of money but i can give a shit on the constable stuff to move on. to the same good hits the road again or he's visiting one of the farm

for the people living in the high atlas mountains joad is a modern kind of sun king. continuing on foot for an hour with the small caravan we just had to that. everyone has been expecting that. the roku still home to emerge mountain communities with time seems to have stood still. in recent years the country has made great strides especially in providing electricity to all its citizens. but it hasn't reached quite everywhere yet. we just arrived and had a look around you got nothing here no electricity no water no telephones we're getting straight to work. really powerful. here he and his assistant install solar panels on the roof of the local home while the family watches closely from. this system will cost them around four hundred euros. you look at the whole goal of the book that. uses a compass to determine the best placement for the solar cell it should face south. the next step is to wire up the model it's a rudimentary makeshift set up but it works. so it connects the model to a battery now it can be charged. time for a break and a cup of tea. that's all it was

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we know by the sun. this side or the side if it's in the middle sometime we get lost during the night we'll go by stuff. you're familiar with. which is in the north yes it's always there and we have. a lot of names like. george. and we know the direction by and by that of the stars. but when by by the way they have a very unusual sense of direction it's in their d.n.a. one i'm driving. i don't know if you just. said ali was not it was this not immediately. thank you. this one is navigation astronomy was also important for the measurements of time. for example the islamic calendar is a lunar calendar where the months are determined by the phases of the moon. during the golden age astronomers study the movements of the moon to predict the calendar more accurately the twelve months making up the islamic year shorter than the earth's orbit of the sun. months and religious observances like move from year to year. calendar is a short thought by eleven days and every thirty or thirty years about. that will cycl

we will see that rising sun. so sail on, oh ship of state, for the future of florida is strong and great. god bless you and thank you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >>> later in the day, the house rules committee will meet to consider bills to fund and reopen the federal government as the shutdown is now on its 18th day. that will be live from capitol hill, starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> tonight, president trump will address the nation on what the administration is calling a humanitarian and national security crisis on the southern border. this is the president's first address to the nation from the oval office. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate democratic leader chuck schumer will respond at the conclusion of the president's remarks. live coverage starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. welcomel go into our spotlight >>> welcome back, and we're going to go into our spotlight on magazine segment, where we're going to be talking with "wired" magazine contributor rod gerdner ab

during that time the sun does not set until 8:30 pm. the impacts from the shadows will continue to affect park users after the shadows have passed due to the fact that any wet surfaces in the park that are shaded will continue to be wet, damp, and cold for any period for -- for a longer period after the shadow passes. also we have some more images. this shows the existing area as it is now with the proposed project. you can see the scale, size, and design of the proposed building are completely out of character with the existing area. there is the proposed project. again, looking at the existing area. the scale and size of the project seems to be monstrous in the area where it is proposed. we strongly urge you to vote know today on this project that would add more chip -- more shadows to this area. there will also be displacement of commercial businesses with no plan on how many will return. especially considering the new commercial space will be priced at a higher rent. we urge planning to please not plan in silos, and to think of plan

the thing is that even if the weather lets up even if the sun comes out even if it rains that does not reduce the risk of roof caving in or avalanches because water is heavier than snow it will sit on a roof and will create a sit very very dangerous situation and of course for avalanches the problem is that snow which weighs tons and tons and tons and comes down like a train is just sitting there waiting to go and sun and rain can trigger that morris potentially in measurable amounts of snow where you are in the austrian town of onion he says all reported there thank you very much indeed thank you. now several people have been injured in an explosion at a resort and a resulting fire at a bakery in central paris police in the french capital say it's not yet known what caused the early morning blast fire crews was seen rescuing residents from apartments and michel reports suggest it may have been sparked by a gas leak or parties are on high alert as another demonstrator demonstration and yellow vest protesters as planned in the city on saturday. now the saudis fleeing alleged abuse by he

tell us they haven't seen anything like it in over a decade there's a break in the weather now the sun is out but even if the sun shines it does not mean the danger of avalanches is gone the snow is accumulated it's sitting there and it could fall off the mountain onto these houses at any time breaks in the snow fall have been only temporary here and say the residents are getting on with their lives even if that means hard work. thank you but i'm used to a lot of snow but it's a bit rough this time because we've had so much at once so far my call you're going through the overnight shift we're trying to clear just the top layer the new stuff cuz if it rains into this then it will become really heavy things that will hopefully move to. the village is normally packed with tourists at this time of the and stayed luxury hotels like this one have opened their doors to evacuees free of charge. he has put together before in two thousand and six they had to evacuate for a few days it's that community spirit that locals say will help them through again avalanche are not and covering a story for

when clouds hanging low over the lake in the early morning there is little chance of the sun shining in a house that that day all too often clouds gather in the high mountains and it rains a landing in the skies overcast nearly every morning but the mountains are so high that the people of house wouldn't see the sun rise anyway it doesn't shine directly on the foliage until later in the morning. only a century or so ago it was not even a road leading to a house cat in the south come a good region of austria the climate here is rough and inhospitable the winters long nevertheless this region has been inhabited for thousands of years so what is it that keeps people here the answer is to be found deep inside the mountain. for centuries a precious commodity so it was first mine here over three thousand years ago and it is still mine today. in fact is the oldest salt mine in the world the salt mine is a prehistory left behind this rope made of linden vast splinters of pine wood and torches have also been found in many places inside the mine. all traces of early mining activity or astonish

we will see that rising sun. so sail on, o ship of state, for the future of florida is strong and great. god bless you and thank you. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> and the house back at 4:00 p.m. eastern for debate on six bills, including one that regulates over-the-counter drugs and medicaid programs. votes and speeches this afternoon at 6:30 eastern. later in the week, work is expected on four spending bills to fund and reopen parts of the federal government. including treasury, the i.r.s., agriculture, transportation and housing and urban development. follow the house live on c-span when members gavel back in at 4:00. this afternoon the house rules committee meets for the first time in the 116th congress since democrats took the majority. they'll consider those four spending bills to reopen the federal g

we will see that rising sun. so sail on, o' ship of state, for the future of florida is strong and great. god bless you and thank you. thank you very much. [applause] >> sunday on q&a, , author and columnist james grant. >> i make my living about writing about markets in something called grass interest rate observer which is much too expensive for some of the people out there. i think the trouble lies not so much in wall street. wall street is what it is. it's been a name either, mostly an infamous name. mostly american history. but i think we ought to be more honor guard about are the institutions in the federal government that are a validly nine in their intentions -- benign. the federal reserve, for instant or the treasury, the , the secus and exchange commission. these institutions set up as benefactors the public, i think increasingly they are not so. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the government shutdown is now in its 19th day with no agreement reached on federal spending. senate democ

live look will take us out showing you the sun is going down as we speak. but if you have plans later on tonight, no weather worries. we'll see clearer skies by midnight. then early tomorrow morning. we've been through this process a couple of mornings. it gets cold out there. 30s and 40s. it is another dry day on the way for your thursday. here's the reason why. live doppler 7 along with satellite, this big area of high pressure right on the coastline. sending that storm track well to the north. look at how long this pattern is in place. and if there's any rain in sight when i see you in a few minutes. >> okay. thanks very much. >>> the oakland a's have made it very clear they want a new stadium on the water front. the team says it won't abandon the coliseum sight. the team actually has big plans for the property. >> reporter: once the warriors, raiders, and a's move on, what will become of the coliseum property? >> we have an exciting vision. >> reporter: if dave kaval has his way, it will look like this. plenty of open space. baseball and soccer fields,

people have been using the sun than the stars to fall on their way around for thousands of years. i'm heading into the desert outside of doha. and i'm using the sat nav to help me. so in a sense i'm still looking to the sky to navigate. well now it's getting late and i think i'm really lost. cause someone to help me. is an utterly business man in bed with with a deep knowledge of the desert in the bed of which way of life. has always been a crucial skill for the bedouin. so as a bedouin how do you find your way around the desert so accurately. during the day. we know by the sun if this side of the side if it's in the middle sometime we get lost during the night we'll go by stuff. you're familiar with. which is in the north yes it's always there and we have. names like. arabic name. and we know the direction by a by that. bed when by by the way they have a very unusual sense of direction it's in their d.n.a. one i'm driving walkin i know if you just. said ali was not it was this not immediately. thank you. this one is navigation astronomy was also important for the measurements of

. >> sun is free, wind is free. you know what it ooh going to be when you install a planl and enter into those contracts. >> reporter: about 20,000 homes and businesses in san jose will not be part of this program, at least not initially i because they have solar installed. they will be facing the program in 2020. we're live in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> thank you so much, david. >>> and you can find all of our pg&e stories and more including alternative energy plans on our website, abc7news.com. >>> we learned more about a deck that collapsed that sent two people to the san francisco hospital. it collapsed bhiepds a home on 39th avenue yesterday afternoon. city officials tell us it looks like dry rot is to blame. at least one person broke a leg. the city will send owners a notice giving them a deadline to fix it. >>> just a couple of hours ago we learned oak planned lease arrested one person of interest after a shooting early willer this month that left three people dead. the shooting happened january 4th

this isa sun, the immediate reports...ere perhaps exchanged and a phone message of support. it's clearly been handled badly. it's clearly been handled badly. it's obviously created a lot of chatter about whether people of a certain age to be driving, and whether or not members of the royal family are treated differently. with relation to making life for example and not wearing seat belts but the police insist in a situation where there is a report when someone wasn't wearing a seat belt, as opposed to the police and observing someone opposed to the police and observing someone not wearing a seat belt, that that protocol is to have a where do with them. i don't really think that much of it to be honest. and finally in the natural, returning for the latest auditions for britain's got talent. coasting after him, what is interesting is that he and his band has been once again nominated for an ncaa best presenter award, they won it 17 years running. ridiculous. they are nominated again, they were having this tuesday, they aren'

this is no ordinary sun cream spray.ve me a flawless coating. here i am putting on sun cream by hand in front of the uv camera. the sun cream absorbs uv light, so it shows up black here and makes it easy to see if i have missed a bit. could electrically charged spray offer better protection? so, here's how it works. 0n the spray bottle, there are two metal pads, and when you squeeze them, it puts an electric charge into your body. the droplets it sprays are attracted to your skin. it's a bit like when your hair's attracted to a balloon with static electricity. the company that has made this is called wagner. they are a german company known for their industrial sprayers, so they're more used to coating car parts. the prototype sprays factor 6 and factor 10 sunscreen, so it doesn't look as dark on camera, but when i pulled back my top, i was really surprised. it did give me a smooth coating of sun cream. there are still some problems to iron out of the prototype. one of them is that after using it, if you touch anyone, you

sun coming at 7:19.' t goingbe warmer out there today, but the big change comes on tuesday when when we've tt rain that will eventually change over snow. not talking about a lot of snow. more about that in a second. thn winds will be the m story. gusting once again at 25 miles per hour on wednesday. windchills in the single digits and teens. current temperatures out there right now, no wind. those temperatures are in the 20s and 30s right now. so over the next 12 hours those temperatures are going to go s.ght on up into the upper 30 clouds in the morning and clearing out in the afternoon, maybe a passing fleury and for the most mart we're dry so 49s degr today. it's going to be fairly mild. yesterday we were at 42 and we'll put it the in comparison. a few flurries and snow showers north and west. some of those could srt through the region. again, not expecting any accumulation. you may see few fliks flying out there today. for your sunday outlook,veetting could de, look good. sunday brunchs chilly t, chi

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if you want the sun, you will have at this week. here's a live look at the south bay, and good morning to san jose. we start off the day with clear skies in downtown san jose with temperatures at 42. concord at 37, oakland 50, livermore at 42 with downtown san francisco at 47, and through the afternoon sunshine. we have mild temperatures, 3 to 6 degrees above average for this time of the year. warmer for yesterday as we continue with this warming trend through the week. that means springlike temperatures by the end of the week with that high pressure building in. it will build even closer and we are tracking this next weather system. we will let you know when the rain will return, coming up. >>> let's check in with gianna with a look at the traffic. >> southbound 880 seeing delays out of san lorenzo into hayward. it is stop and go conditions at southbound 880 at cassio brontk. at the nimitz freeway toward the san mateo bridge, traffic is getting busier westbound. the bridges are slow mid span at westbound 880 or westbound 92, sluggi

metro area.clude all it goes from sun basically sundown to sun up to early friday. how much snow if not at that lot. an inch around the city. few isolated spots near three inches maybe up near the pennsylvania border. but, again, not going to be a big impact for us just slushy driving late tonight. there's your five day outlook. some sowers this evening. dry and relatively nice tomorrow. then snolakes changing to rain. rain ending as snow sunday and then the bottom o falls and temperatures plummet sunday elow zero bychills monday morning. ten day forecast and more about that sunday coming >> chuck thank you. immigration officials still have questions to answer for a man they almost kicked out of this >> he was about to be deported when officials learned something important. >> the man is a marine who was born in michigan. we'll take you through the ryrange sto >>> many of us kno someone affected by the government shunned. neighbors are helping neighbors put foohe on table to feed their families. >> several efforts are under way to help furloughed federal workers. da

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there are breaks of sun in the shenandoah valley. a lotud thicker c cover along the mason dixie line up here and lingering rain showers for northernmost maryland. they are headed into southern pennsylvania. i do think gethihi bafteoon. srk temperatures are already relatively mild,ild by january standards. our average high temperature for today's date is 43. we're already 46 in washington, 50 in annapolis52 southern maryland, 51 in frkt and where the picks o sun are thicker cloud cover considerable chilly in norther maryland. northern maryland not going to get near 60 today. around the city, mid-to-upper 50s and some spots will touch ss today. chance forwers rolling in this evening. that's the cold front coming by. it's breezy after midnight and tondy and cold morrow. more about that coming up, aaron. >> chuck, thank you. >>> developing now, there's still just one lane getting by after this accident on the dulles toll road. this is happening westbound near wolf trap. we're told the driver h a guardrail but was not severely injured. ke

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and ahance of light snow by sun-up tomorrow. best chances of snow will be around the pennsylvania borde for accumulating, that is. here's about how much snow we uldexpect, an inch or less. unless you'r in maryland, could get 1 to 2 inches. so, 26 today, with sun. 32 tomorrow, with snow. and over the week wd,mer air comes back. 40s on saturday. 53 on sunday. near 60 monday.e andan do back-to-back 60s tuesday and wednesday, next week. unfortunately, those days have a chance for rain. meli melissa? >> already. seems warm when you look at the temperatures out today. >>> northwest, 17th street, we have the sinkhole they've been working on since this weekend. this past weekend. that's under way as far as construction. northbound wisconsin avenue, before calvert. energy utility work. inner loop and outer loop, n problem. you're heading into faouth, the left lane is blocked by a crash. leesburg, north of shreve mill road. and the pennline, expect major delays. trerkwork happening >> thank you. >>> one of the biggest soccer clubs inhe wo

but now, at length, i have the happiness to know that it is rising, not a setting sun. if we meets the challenges that lie before us, if we overcome the tribalism that has dominated our politics, if we set aside, if we set the interest a part of hard-working taxpayers as our true north, but i have no doubt the state of florida will bring it úwe will see that rising sun, so sale on, osha estate for the future of florida is strong and great. god bless you, and thank you. >>> the senate confirmation hearings for william bolling to be the next attorney general of the united states begins on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in december president trump nominated him to replace jeff sessions, who held the position for over a year and a half since the beginning of the trump administration. he is now of counsel at the law firm of kirkland and ellis and served as the u.s. attorney general for president george w. bush. watch the confirmation process were attorney general nominee william barr lies tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span three. >> in 1979, it was created as a public service by a