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the cincinnati inquirer were asked with negro officers in the army, negro lawyers and court, and negros at receptions, who can doubt that the negro is looking up, or perhaps looking down on the white people. two days later, the color line was once again in force, on march 6. this time of the inaugural ball, which was held at the cotton's office. that gala,ore the washington chronicle announced "we are authorized by the committee of management to say that there is no truth in the story which has been circulated that tickets to the inauguration ball have been sold to colored persons." after the ball, the new york herald observed "the absence of negros was much remarked. they were so conspicuous during the inauguration ceremonies at the capital and the reception afterward, and in the procession, that everyone expected to see them dance ."fore the president contemptuously, the cleveland plain dealer remarked is this not the coolest example of it didn't hypocrisy that was ever perpetrated? so eminently worthy of the editor of the washington chronicle, and the men he serves -- that is to say

the cincinnati enquirer, negro officers in the army, negro lawyers in the supreme court, and negros at white house receptions, who can doubt that the negro race is looking up, or rather looking down on the white race from the elevated place it has attained under this administration. two days later, however, the color line was once again enforced to some -- march 6th, this time at the inaugural ball held at the patent office. shortly before that gala event the washington chronicle, washington's supposedly the organ of the administration, announced we are authorized by the committee of management to say there is no truth in the story which has been circulated that tickets to the inauguration ball have been sold to colored persons. after the ball, the herald -- negros was much remarked, so conpi con -- in the procession that everyone expected to see them dance before the president. contem contempt y contempt -- impudent hypocrisy ever perpetrated, so eminently worthy of the editor of the washington chronicle, john w. forknee and the men he serves. the lincoln administration. these are the

i pulled up a report from the "cincinnati enquirer" about the town hall you delivered.ou got 100 people in a room. i like this characterization. it was more like a literary discussion than a rally. what are we looking for as you make your way to 30 cities across the country? >> david, i view this impeachment campaign with a lot of soberness and seriousness. we're talking about removing the elected president of the united states for misconduct and lawlessness. what we saw were serious americans discussing the need to stand up and protect our democracy and our country%, and i don't think that that's something where it should be like a trump rally where people are screaming and yelling, where people are using slogans. this was a conversation, a serious conversation between patriotic americans who are talking about our need to stand up and defend the basic institutions of this country in a serious way and to make our mark on the history of the united states of america. >> you're taking your crew said on the road. i saw you're filing foyer requests as well. >> what we're see

unlike other freeway shootings, the cincinnati says this incident appears to be the result of road rage. the chp declined to discuss the case on camera and a girl suffered major injuries and a woman suffered minor injuries. the chp will check with san pablo police. >> if our technology can assist in any investigation they are more than welcome to come see us if we captured anything. >> reporter: san pablo police cameras will be joined by other cameras on the i-80 corridor as well as on highway 4. we'll have the latest on the status of the high-tech technology coming up at 5:00. reporting live at sabathia, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the department's handling of the large fire in north beach is being defended. the supervisor claims it was half an hour before crews began spraying water on the upper floors. the chief says the first units arrived two minutes after getting the call. and they attacked the flames from inside the building and searched for anyone who might be trapped. >> reporter: as emergency responders we need to be calm and measured and methodical. and with all due respec

the cincinnati base the chain sells sporting related firearms at select stores, which the "wall street journal" numbers at 43, mostly in western states. several years ago it stopped selling semi-automatic rifles. they told nbc that recent eechblts demonstrate the need for action on the part of responsible gun retailers. with all of the changes regarding the minimum age for buying questions, keep in mind under federal law a person must be at least 21 to buy a handgun but the minimum age under federal law to by an assault rifle is still 18. try and get your head around that. the minimum age to buy an arault rifle is 18. if you ask an 18-year-old, what they can't do. they can't rent a car or buy an alcoholic drink but they could buy an assault rifle. walmart announced this will prohibit any gun sales to anyone under 21. they followed the announcement from dick's. walmart stopped selling the ar-15 and similar weapons in 2015. now it is stopping sales of online items resembling assault style weapons like air soft guns and toys. walmart put out a statement in which it said our heritage as a

cactus league, the warmest day yet in scottsdale for a packed crowd of fans to see the giants host the cincinnati, the highlight was madison bumgarner throwing three shutout innings but the reds beat the giants 3-2 meaning san francisco's cactus league record is now 2-5-1. but if you think for a minute that's going to dampen the enthusiasm of one hunter pence, think again. >> it's been a nice build-up for me. kind of hit a couple of little crazy things that happened, good thing to get them out of the way early but it's been really fun, exciting and we are eager to get back into playing shape. when you have a lot of veterans, you have that build- up and momentum. but there's been a lot to learn. there's been a lot of good talk and camaraderie. it's really special right now. >> it's been nice. obviously, buster and baum and craw and panik and those guys are the leaders and they are the guy that everybody looks to and i will too in terms of learning the league and, you know, just how to go about your business being a giant. >> and learning to play like a giant needs to start including a few victorie

the final. nevada and cincinnati. the wolfpack trailed with 11 minutes left. they went on a run to close it out led by cody martin who had 25. but 13 seconds left. martin miss, josh hall rebound, puts it in. he had 14. nevada with a come from behind upset. 75-73. the coach with an interesting celebration shirtless that is afterwards. kansas stay takes on the university of maryland baltimore, but the dance is over for cinderel xavier's sneed steals it, finishes with the jam. then clean ks up the barry brown mess. to send umbc home. k-state on to the sweet 16, 50-43 the final. >>> at bay hill, rory mcilroy who hasn't won on the pga tour in 539 days was out of his mind. the place that arnie built. bay hill, tiger woods within a shot of the lead. but this tee shot on 16 is going to find a bush out of bounds. he would bogey that hole and 17 as well. but he'd finish up with a nice par putt on 18. 3 under on the days, 10 under for the tournament. finished tied for fifth. yesterday's leader henrik st stenson one shot back of mcilroy. he's scolding that titleist. rory

that is billy hamilton on the run for the cincinnati reds. that is a beautiful catch. ng, not in midseason form, unlike the gentleman you are about to see right now. sal romano on the plate. same game. just a little bit high. >> just a little. you think? >> out of the screen, throwing to eric young. he will get better than that. >> it slipped. >> it can happen to the best of them. that is the sporting life at this hour. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. our news continues at 7:00 on ktvu -- on ktvu plus. okay mcdonald's. i see your one, two and three dollar deals. tell you what, i'll raise you five. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save. like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. hi, we're alaska airlines. but we're all over california. so you can power lunch in la. ink the deal in san jose. and bask in the glory in palm springs. over 90 daily non-stops in california. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. over 90 daily non-stops in california. ♪ ♪ get high-speed internet from at&t $30 per month. no extra month

another 2 seed also knocked out, the cincinnati bearcats blowing a 22-point second half lead, losingn-seeded nevada. 75-73. third-seeded michigan state eliminated early again losing 55-53 to syracuse, who came out of nowhere here. spartans failing to get out of the first weekend of march madness for the third straight year. i said it. i was more true than i said i was going to be. the parody, i haven't seen anything like this in a long time. >> i ripped mine up in my office this morning. i have no one left. i love a good under dog story. that's great. president trump lashing out at special counsel robert mueller on twitter. we fact-check his claims next. if your adventure keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips you may have overactive bladder, or oab. ohhhh... enough already! we need to see a doctor. ask your doctor about myrbetriq® (mirabegron). it treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions. if you experience swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or difficulty

other african-americans broke the color line on march 4, 1865 which angered some democrats and the cincinnati enquirer asked rhetorically with negro officers in the army and negro lawyers and the supreme court, and negros at white house receptions, who can doubt that the negro race is looking up and rather looking down on the white race from the elevated place it has attained under this administration. two days later the color line was once again enforced on march 6th. this time at the inaugural ball which was held at the patent office. shortly before that gala event, washington, supposedly the lincoln administration announced, quote, we are authorized by the committee of management to say that there's no truth in the story which has been circulated the tickets to the inauguration ball had been sold to colored persons. after the ball, the new york herald observed, quote, the absence of negros was much remarked. they were so conspicuous during the inauguration ceremonies at the capital and the reception afterward and in the procession that everyone expected to see them dance before the preside

i am basically in the giants' dugout and enjoying the san francisco giants hosting the cincinnati reds. and just now, look at this. is this great live tv timing? steven dugger hate home run. mike, you remember this morning on the morning news. >> i do. >> reporter: the 9, we told you about this youngster. >> there's your starter. >> reporter: you have to look out for him. >> maybe. >> reporter: get used to him. steven dugger is the hitter of a solo homer right here and the giant leading the reds 2-0. and madison baumgartner got in 3en- - innings work and earlier i was talking to steven and if you don't know about him, he could be the starting centerfielder. he's lead off guy, he has power, and he's got youth and exuberance and they say he is a fantastic defensive centerfielder. if you watched the giants last year, you know they need just that. and so, that's good stuff for the giants and he's happy to be with the organization as well. >> if you follow baseball in general, i mean, you are not ignoring three world series championships in a short period of time. so being able to be drafte

late last night, denying the cincinnati school, the ninth trip to the sweet 16. >> it's probably becauseheir good luck charm, bill murray wasn't spotted at the game again, hanging out with the young fans. this was him friday with a rowdy, rowdy fan. should have been there. >>> so the wildest game of the day was in the south region in nashville. >> number seven, nevada was down 22 with less than 12 minutes to go. from there, the wolf pack got back to work. here is josh hall with the, check it out, game winning shot with nine seconds left on the board. nevada wins by two and heads to its first sweet 16 in 14 years. >> and they did it in such amazing style. coming back from 22. that was crushing for them. >> and for lots of people with their brackets. >>> and there will be a new champion this year. texas a&m took apart north carolina. they led by 23 on the way to 86-65 win. it's only the second time the tarheels have lost an ncaa tournament game played in north carolina. >> in case you missed it. loyola chicago with a locky shot and lucky bounce as well. their secret weapon is right there w

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coach tipton had been a professional baseball player for the cincinnati reds i think, and he was an all-american. i think he played for duke university and not sure. anyway, he took his football duties a little bit more lacks even the big team did -- more lacks than the big team did. football then became a little more fun for me. the competition was all ivy league. we could handle ivy league versus syracuse and penn state and so on and so forth. i enjoyed my time with tipton as a coach. >> did you learn anything? what did you learn from him? >> umm, perseverance i think because tipton -- i really don't know what his background was, but he did -- he was a gentleman when he talked you. the message he would send across fasthat ok, you are not as or strong, so on and so forth, but hard work and determination can generally overcome that. so that is what his big message was i think. of course, the interesting thing about that is his determination was to tryd football and get through to lose weight if you had to. >> did you have to cut weight? oh, yeah. i weighed 160 pounds and the weight was 154 in th

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. 38 straight points between the first quarter in the third. cincinnatis second quarter. total number of field goals eight to the entire game. since the aau inception of 2013. they won 75 netanyahu 21. tyler nelson shared a moment with head coach sidney johnson last may. nelson likely playing his final game who lost the mac championship game. in the same last night for umc greensboro, which won the southern conference championship game against east tennessee state. super bowl mvp quarterback is on the trading block as he enters the final year, not been actively shocked by the eagles rather than a field calls from several teams inquiring about acquiring foals. eagles looking for more than just a first in fourth-round draft pick. nfl teams will have $5.2 million more to spend on their salaries next season. the 6.11% increase had the smallest increase since 2013. what's old is new again. phil mickelson won the golf tournament. tiger woods on a comeback in each of the suzuki back to saddle. now 44 years old come in 17 years older than when he broke into the m

the aggies to the sweet 16 with the 86-65 win over the two seed car heels. cincinnatiead losing to nevada. 75-73. you can see the celebration is on in nevada. third seed michigan state is the biggest surprise of the day. headed home after a 55-53 upset loss to syracuse. spartans failing to survive the first weekend for the third straight year. that was president obama's national title pick. syracuse plays on "new day" starts right now. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> all right. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is your "new day". sit monday, march 19th. 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off. erica hill join me, and you bring news with you. good to have you this morning. we begin with this breaking news report. another explosion rocking the texas capital of austin. people are operating under the belief that this bomb is connected to the string of deadly bombings that occurred this month. authorities say the latest explosive was left on the side of a road. it may have been trigger

they took the second seed in cincinnati bear cats yesterday. was down by as many as 22 points near the middle of the second half, but they stayed the course, they took the lead with just 9.1 seconds left in the game. cincinnati wasn't able to come back leading to one of the biggest shockers in the tournament so far. i think that's probably behind uvc and virginia. >> does it matter? every bracket's busted, right, after that arizona win so who cares. >> it's maddening. >> you know who the winner of the bracket is this year? me, because i didn't play. i didn't play. >> you and me both. >> i got $5. >> i thought you were going to tell me something like i knew from the beginning. >> no, i knew i was going to lose. i kept my money in my pocket. >> that's probably the best bet. i know everybody's talking about that getting to work today. but also talking about the weather. >>> it's going to be a beautiful day but a cold start this morning as you get ready to head out the door. here's a look at our high temperatures for today. and we're in the mid-60s

the nonprofit reimagined. it is start energy san francisco with this conversation and will go nationwide. in october there will be an event, a similar event in new york and also cincinnati. the intention to spark the conversation with cross the country. >> the word 'reimagine' in some ways people say, oh, finally wonderful. other people will say, it's quite proceed vauktive and -- provacative and others say, wael, what? i think talking about it it is quite poet yent. >> everyone sees it a different way. reimagine what? what are we talking about? what do the events look like? what am i trying to say it brings back the three principals of the wonder, preparation, en dire rans. >> what might the end look like it and how will i prepare for it? >> kelly and rachel we will take a quick break and come back in just a moment to continue the conversation on mosaic. >>> good morning and welcome back to mosaic i'm rabbi eric weis we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation about ways we would like to live and ways we would like to die, ways we would like to face our last breath. it is part of a particular program the week of april 22 to 26th which is called reimagined. we would

so the storm is going to move toward chicago, detroit and cincinnati. rain comes in from the west tomorrow during the afternoon. that secondary low develops and takes over and as these two storms phase and move away, they pull down some cold air on the back side. create intense winds that means some of us could be seeing some snow at the end of this and all of us will be feeling the impact of the wind on friday. so as far as the snow some wet flakes to the north and west of philadelphia. it's really when you get in the upper lehigh valley and the poconos you see that wet heavy accumulating snow. up there 4-inches are more in our ski resorts. down the shore, big impacts. not so much the rain but the coastal flooding at times of high tide. beach erosion even property damage a possibility. gusts 50 to 60 miles an hour that's stronger than tropical storm force. of course, power outages are a real concern as well. we have that high wind watch for winds gusting to fife even 60 miles an hour through south jersey and delaware. that's friday into saturday morning

look at all the flooding potential that is still out there. pretty much from houston up to cincinnati. the system has stalled and there's been a lot of flooding on the rivers. it's going to continue today. for us at home, wall to wall sunshine. 80 in milpitas to 85 in gilroy. we'll hit 84 in morgan hill and los gatos. 79 on the boardwalk. near 80 up and down the peninsula. low 70s along the coast. upper 70s for downtown san francisco, sausalito and then low to mid-80s everywhere through the north bay valleys with 70s at your beaches. along the east bay shore, 75 in richmond. oakland about 77 degrees. look at the low to mid-80s in the inland east bay neighborhoods. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. almost as warm tomorrow with 70s at the beaches. once again, a little cooler starting saturday. temperatures closer to average. aleks is. >> so far so good on roads. >> nice light volumes here in the south bay, northbound 101 at 880. just starting to fill in. but we don't have any major incidents for the south bay. quick check of drive times here. they will approve it for me. santa r

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manufacturers are worried about higher costs producers would see the relief kayla tausche is at byer steel in cincinnati, ohio. a company that's cheering the new idea of tariffs. as long as they don't put a tariff on chilli in cincinnati >> exactly i don't think that is being talked about at this point this steel mill has been operational since the 1970s, so a bit before your time, i'm afraid it has been family owned for four generations they produce about 40,000 tons of steel bars every year that they manufacture from recycled train axles. those are used for steel bars in construction and other purposes. the president and ceo of the company says tariffs would hav an immediate benefit to his business what he witnessed in his business over the last several years is a fact. >> we have been attacked for years now. the conversation is no people are now talking about a trade war, which is quite ironic because we've been in this war for years now and losing it's going to change things immediately for the betterment of this industry >>> byer says over the last three years his margins have been cut by 30%, his

all the way up and down from houston to dallas to cincinnati up the mississippi river valley. 12 million people threatened by flooding there, and tornados in houston. we have microclimates back. gilroy at 81, 76-79 for north bay. now, on the coastal side, about 66-67 degrees, but low 70s in downtown south san francisco and 75 to 77 through the north bay valleys until santa rosa northward with low 80s. east bay is 73-76 degrees. inland where we have 78-82 degrees. all right. let's look at how the rest of the day unfolds as far as getting near record high temperatures. napa is the closest at 77 in the forecast, 78 the record, just from last year. san jose within three degrees today, and you see livermore about four, and then san francisco, about ninine. the shark tank looks gorgeous, all the surrounding clean air in the south bay. temperatures 75, 73, no need for a jacket. get a sidewalk cafe for lunch. 6s at 4:00 at the coast, but mid-70s elsewhere, and 60s at 8:00, and midnight, milder, temperatures in the low to upper 50s. in fact, we'll drop down into the upper 40s to mid-50s overnight

they move on the play cincinnati later today in the acc tem semifinals.rolina squaring off in the acc tournament. the blue devils guard grayson allen never to steer away from controversy, but tripping a player in first half and received a flagrant one for, that and he has a history of tripping players. first time he used the rear end to do it. and now, there is a shot here, and north carolina wins this one. they were down by as many as 17 against the third-ranked xavier. and now, the friars have the lead in overtime and the first lead since it was 5-4 in the game. they did play some stellar defense, and xavier doesn't get off a shot in time. prove sdens tidence is the only college basketball against five prominent teams. they make their way to the bracket with the win. and this is the chunk of the year in college basketball. wow! you kind of feel bad for that montana player. but he is probably okay, because they ended up winning today and they will win later today in the big sky tournament. and for the first time ever, the selection show is going to be on

texas a&m with the upset of the 86-65 that final. nevada and cincinnati. by 22 with 11 minutes left. they went on a run to close it out led by cody martin who had 25. tied -- but 13 seconds left. martin miss, josh hall rebound, puts it in. he had 14. nevada with a come from behind upset. 75-73. former wolf pack star celebrating with head coach, interesting shirtless celebration. the team that everyone thought was the final for candidate was michigan state. they ran into syracuse who was the last team picked for the tournament and had to win a play in game to move on. never count a jim bayhiem team catches it, fires the shot in midair to bank the three, that was sweet. 25-22 michigan state at the half. under a minute half, one point orange lead. step back jay, michigan state now down 2. 2.4 left, missed free throw, half court, no good. 55-53 the final, on to the sweet 16 for the orange. kansas stay takes on the cinderella story of tournament, university of maryland baltimore, but the dance is over for cinderella. xavier's sneed steals it, finishes with the

but look at the rest on the list, cincinnati, kansas city, pittsburgh, chicago, heavy viewing of roseannenton. can you explain that one? >> it's an interesting time for roseanne to come back right now. she came on the air during ronald reagan's press den and off of the air during bill clinton's pros presidency. that kind of went away and it's bubbled back up under barack prt barack obama. now donald trump speak to the blue supporters of donald trump and the working class voters and this is a perfect show, it didn't mock them. it holds them up and you can have a laugh. stuart: i go wall the way back to "all in the family," archie bunker way back when. that was somewhat similar, your main character was a conservative. do you see shades of "all in the family" in "roseanne." >> of course. there are people in this country that don't lean super left who want to watch television and people who do lean super left want to see everyone's opinion. it's not just one opinion anymore. let's listen to both sides. come to greet on big issues that don't have to be separate bid partisan lines. i think it's

we are seeing the absolute to cincinnati to understand who your consumer is, and we are seeing a costxplosion through a variety of different areas of retail businesses, and finally a significant structural change to retail today. reporter: the chain collapsed in its home country of the united states last autumn. now in the u.k. it is looking like game over as well. javier: that is all from the business desk. brent: backed -- thank you very slovenian officials have resigned following the murder of a journalist and his fiancee. jan kuciak was investigating possible leaks between officials and the italian mafia. the deaths have left slovakian's worried about crime invading the country's politics. reporter: journalist jan kuciak's final story was the most explosive in his short career and may have cost him his life. the story details alleged links to in the italian mafia and officials working for the prime minister's office. it was published by his colleagues days after the body of kuciak and his fiancee martina kusnirova were found dead in their bratislava home. >> i am 99% convinced of

tom: a woman who escaped from a plantation in kentucky, over the ohio river, and into cincinnati. e fugitive slave act was in force, so plantation owners could come after her, and the fugitive slave act allowed local authorities, ordered local authorities to help recapture slaves. she was so appalled at the slavery existence she and her whole family had had that she starts killing her children in a mattress idle -- matricidal way, figuring that would be better than slavery. but the book, it won the nobel prize, and many of her books deserve to be in my collection. i picked out "beloved" because it is perhaps the best-known. it is really a book about what we need to remember, and her book is urging african-americans and everyone to remember the tragedies and inhumanities of slavery. brian: here she is in 2001 talking about the story that led to beloved. [video clip] >> the story i had read a newspaper article about, about a woman who said, no, i am not doing that. this child is mine. her life is mine. she is my child. i will say how she lives and dies. and of course it was a crime,

the wolfpack taking on cincinnati. nevada down by 22 at this point. wolf packs went on a 32-10 run. when caleb hit this 3, this they were tired with 57 seconds left. the bearcats come up empty on their end. josh hall is there for the put back. the bearcats call time out for one last possession. here's how that went. they never really get off the shot. the wolfpack hangs on for a 75-73 win to move into the sweet 16. next will be a game with another cinderella team that mentions loyola of chicago. >> this is about the only team that would make a north carolina fan smile about the tar heels game. the defending champs. by half-time the aggies build a4 14-point lead. here's the kind of game it was for tar heels. looks like they're about to score. but it's blocked, ends up with the ball, makes a full court pass to robin williams who throws down two more. tar heels suffer the worst tournament loss in roy williams coaching career. 86-65. >> no bigger names than michigan state of syracuse in the midwest region. final seconds of the half. matt mcquaid got his sh

the research, the research that's been done by scholars at the florida state university the university of cincinnatiand the university of texas in dallas it shows students are best explained by previous behavior not by their race or the policies of that school. so what has been the effect of the policies by the obama administration and adopted by so many school districts? what you find out is discipline has broken down across the country. so you find large majorities of teachers in places like santa ana in southern california that region louisiana, denver colorado, jackson mississippi, syracuse, new york teachers think the anti-suspension policies that have been adopted by their district have brought more brow as to the where they worry about their own safety. a parented minnesota said when she complained that the school had not called the police when her child was viciously kicked in the, the principal shrugged and replied that's your job. so what is the impact on this chaos in our nations schools? research by the university of california at davis, i did my masters there, research by uc davis and t

nelson played for six seasons under the new raiders defensive coordinator when the two were in cincinnatiill get out of here with golf. a little blip shot. austin, texas, watson, the lefty, and that is how you hit and -- and approach shot -- an approach shot. justin thomas, here he comes, two and one. just one of two in the semi final play. >>> more moving pictures coming up tonight. more california state championship play at the high school level. northern california, just kidding shot out so far. nothing yesterday and so far, nothing today. it has been all southern california. >> okay come in three weeks we will find out how he is doing. >> we will see if they let them play. >>> all right, thank you. a we will be right back. to draw attention to climate change. in paris - the lights went out at the eiffel tower. >>> landmarks around the world went dark to mark the 11th annual our to address -- our -- hour. cities across the bay area will also dim lights to take part in the global movement. >>> a chinese space station is said to collide with earth as soon as next week. some people might

too much rain is falling on about 12 million people from houston all the way up to cincinnati. e area you see in green. you can see the slow moving nature of this cold front. the reason why we're going to have airport delays or if you're flying through there to get to the east coast, could be bumpy today. 76 to 81. microclimates are back. this is the south bay. 78 today in santa clara and san jose. on the peninsula, about 72 to 76. san mateo in the middle. 74. really narrow along the coast. about 66 to 68 degrees. low 70s for downtown. south san francisco and sausalito. bodega bay, 66 to 67 there. we'll go from 75 in san rafael and vallejo to 80s in santa rosa and ukiah. the east bay shore, 73 to 76 degrees. the last stop is the inland east bay neighborhoods. about 78 to 82 degrees. boy, are things really popping right now. i don't know if alexis has allergies, i'm going to say she's been sneezing a lot this morning. >> calling me out. >> just a little. i feel bad for you. >>let take a look at the forecast. 80s today through friday inland and then 60s and 70s saturday through tu

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