the crisis in the valley was genuine. in the event banks was defeated at winchester which seemed highly probable, harpers ferry and railroad communications with the west would be imperilled. a complicating but generally overlooked factor when considering the reaffects lincoln and stanton were troubling telegrams from john geary who commanded a small force between front royal and men as is. geary essentially became unhinged for no good reason, on the basis of tales told by run away slaves, he reported a huge confederate command was bearing down on him east of blue ridge, not jackson in the valley, but a huge command, unknowing command east of the blue ridge. well, until jackson's strength could be ascertained and the confederate threat east of the valley confirmed or not, lincoln could not rule out a southern dash on the nation's capital. the timing couldn't have been worse for the union. mcclellan at long last had gotten over the slows, concluded his plans for a final push against richmond, and general joe johnston's army

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federals call it the bug bear of the valley. it was a great defensive position if you have enough money. men. but he's caught. by the way, kershaw had been sent, ordered back to petersburg, because it looked like early had not done anything. so when sheridan moves against him, his odds are probably only about 2.5 to 1. his one confederate called it a regular stand-up fight. please keep in mind, the battles in '62, in some ways when you get into the numbers are skirmishes compared to '64. there's nothing compared to that in '62. early's reports retreat to fishers hill. the problem is, his lines are too thin now. he puts his cavalry in the lower part of the ground of fisher's hill. sheridan, on the advice of his west point ram mate, richard crooks -- of course, share done is going to take credit for everything and ignore crook -- they are going to do a frank attack and roll him off of a little north mountain and crush early's lines and it's on the route. that night as the confederates are ree treating south of the valley, there's a

if grant's here in the valley, something is afoot. so he orders gordon and groves to head back towards winchester. so by the night of september 19th, in the words of a confederate officer, early's infantry divisions were like beads on a string with knots in between. they're strung out. he only had one real division east of winchester and that was steven's division. skbl i'm not going to refight these battles. he shouldn't have fought at fisher's hill. confederates called it their gibralter. it was a great defensive position if you have enough money. by the way, he had been sent back towards petersburg. so when sheridan moves gens him, his odds are about 2.5 to 1. his one confederate called it a regular stand-up fight. the battles in '62, in some ways when you get to the numbers are skirmishes compared to '64. there's nothing compared to that in '62. earl early's retreat are in '62. he puts his calvary in the lower part of the ground of fischer's hill. sheridan on the advice of his roommate -- of course he's going to take credit for eve

is this the right time in the valley? is there a bubble? >> i would like to speak about the clean technology sector. there was a little bit of a bubble that emerged in 2005, 2006, 2007 time frame. what has happened since then is you see the landscape changed. there have been a lot of companies and vc's, founders, that are focused on very few investments in companies but are in it for the long run. the time and invested it takes to build a clean tech company. the difference with clean tech, there might be large facilities required, investment to build your first plant, for instance. we are seeing a change in the landscape. one thing i want to add, too, for clean tech, there are organizations like the clean tech opened that foster innovation and identify and help on to produce with that system, present their idea, put together their business plan, attract the mentors and advisers to help them build their technology. the incubators are contributing to a maturing clean tech and biotech sector -- sector. >> just a short comment. we focus in this

the question. let me say i am happy to be here in silicon valley. i know the relationship with san francisco, the valley, san jose, is extremely important. i wanted to be down here to join these electors panel of guests as well. the payroll tax in san francisco had been one -- i was here about a year ago explaining twitter. as everybody knows, they were not only threatening, they were planning to leave the city of san francisco. they had already identified a building. they said, we are about to grow to about 2000 employees and we are quick to get taxed for that. we think that is not going to be our business model. so we fought through it, david chiu, jane kim and i, we started to discuss with them, met with them. the key thing was job growth for our city, coming out of the economic challenges. so we started a good conversation, started the central market tax exemption. we got something out of it, which was to potentially relocate. they responded by signing the lease and we gave them a six- year exemption. we also said that we would have dialogue, con

we want to be in the valley. we have the first to public office -- and the four to making a positive contribution. -- and we look forward to making a positive contribution. >> i will call some names. richard hildriss, patrick monix, peter gavel, wesley willbaum. >> my name is richarld hildriss of 4158 hill street, and i lived there more than 20 years. i've seen the neighborhood change a lot. and, well, there's no getting around it. the valley is a wealthy neighborhood. things have changed. when i first moved in, there was a total of two banking institutions. there was bank of america and a tiny little atm-only wells fargo branch. today, there are -- as you know, five banks in the five blocks between diamond and church street. there are two financial services companies, brokerages, and six real estate offices. in the 20 years i have been there, as the neighborhood gets wealthier, there are wealth extraction industries moving in. i do not find fault with the bank here. i would like to see bank of america or wells fa

think you will need unless you were in the shenandoah valley. where we will see most of the rain, along and west of the blue ridge today throughout the day. if it will be light in nature. 48 degrees in montgomery village right now. hamilton, virginia, 49. fort washington, 49. there's a chill in the air normal forth what is of year in early june. 54 in bristow, 53 in arlington. high temperature of 75 this afternoon. the windows open to let in fresh air, low humidity. sprinkles here and there day, especially west of the metro. lisa. northly in the morning, on 95 is great. is good all the way to fredericksburg. 95, virginia, hottest ticket in town, no problems up to the marine base. minor crash on the inner loop of the beltway in virginia near braddock

the community that raised them. thank you. >> i am blair moser. i was in baja valley, a six- block walk to 24th street, where i shop, and where my children shopped. i can say ditto to the testimonies you just heard. over the years i shopped on 21st street, we lost variety shops, craft shops, corner groceries. may shopny shops are vacant. a natural food store is boarded up. we don't need more bankers. it changes the character of the neighborhood. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i am pablo and i work in noe valley. we've been there 25 years. my kids went to school there. i hvaave lunch there every day. i can walk to this. i bank with them now and drive twice, three times a week. the previous people said, my kids, we don't talk about the bank. they like when i take them to first republic for ice cream. it is a great idea we have the bank in the valley. >> thank you. >> it's ai live on sanchez stre. i would like to add my voice to the people to say that we have five banks in three blocks, more than one for each block. three of them are too big to fail. this is the f

it is still clear in the valley. temperatures in the '50s. as we head into the afternoon, it will be warm again. a lot of '70s inside the bay. high-pressure hose on for more day. a trough making its way toward the west coast and that's going to create cool temperatures over the next couple of days. numbers, not bad at all as we head toward the afternoon. it will be 80 degrees in san jose. 86 in morgan hill. 80 degrees in 83 in benecia. inside the bay we will find some sunshine parade 73 degrees in oakland 80 degrees in petaluma. auburn the next couple of days temperatures will cool down and this is because of the trough moving back in. >>> this test wall in arizona about 3,000 ft. high their gusts up to about 25 mi. per hour. the dust created quite a mass. you don't have to sign up to get the warnings, you can opt out to not receive them although. >>> you don't have to becomgo te front of the best to board now. and looks like a big snowstorm hit parts of london. it's not snow here though, it is power powdered sugar >>> it some bay area cities

santa rosa 88. 90s inland in the east bay valleys everybody except concord through the san ramon valleyr 80s. mid to upper 70s most of the east bay shore. low to mid 80s south bay a few 80s along the peninsula, everybody else mid to upper 70s. 59 pacifica cool spot along the coast everybody else low 60s mid to upper 60s downtown south san francisco low 60s north bay beaches 20 to 25° warmer in valleys low to mid 60s monterey and carmel. 80s inland. over to the coliseum this evening 7:05 first -- low to mid 50s tonight under a clear sky temperatures jump two more degrees tomorrow look at what happens thursday four to 14° cooler from the coast to inland even cooler friday. >>> san jose 280 northbound starting to pick up just a little as you head from san jose to cupertino highway 17 top of the screen still looking good no problems out of the santa cruz mountains. picture improving a little fog rolling in behind the covering up the sun you can see a bit of a back-up beyond the west grand overcrossing still tough to see due to lighting. metering lights on earlier hit-and-run accident east

awake but the commute, still life getting into the valley. ving from pleasanton or fremont right through to san jose, 680 is off to a good start and we will have more to the peninsular. let's go back to the desk. >>> how bad was the damage, big decisions expected in san francisco after that big fire appeared to be used. >>> and a fatal overnight fire, it happened near the usc berkeley campus. >>> hot yesterday, cooler today, those forecasted highs are in two minutes.

the sunny valley at the sun valley mall plans to renovate. recently business has picked up at sun valley so plans to spruce up the mall is back on board. >>> our merchants aren't reporting improve sales. they're saying the pay received more improve traffic in the store. >>> several new stores and restaurants have already opened up at the sun valley mall. larry and his wife walked on the bridge yesterday prayed he built a bridge replica on his farm. he says that to the bridge was the last thing he seen before shipping out for bid on. >>> i finally got back to where i left it only this time under much better conditions. >>> a big jump for the record bucks. rows of luck to 2,100 ft. to and according toward the guinness book of world records, the highest jump was by a couple that jumped 21,600 ft.. >>> the enterprise never went on the actual space mission. this was a full-scale test vehicle. it was used for experiments on the ground. >>> it is good to be back here. we have good weather on its way. as we looked for the afternoon, expect to see ple

right now the heat is out here in the central valley. next couple days the winds start pushing hard on shore and all this moist air will ming its way into the valleys and do -- make its way into the valleys and do major cooling. it will cool everybody around the central part of california, northern california. weekend remains cool. tomorrow's highs coming down 10, maybe 15, possibly 20. what we will see in places like livermore and antioch, mid-70s. low-pressure system to the north is significant. sits up here. it will rain in the pacific northwest and in fort bragg. and that for us means no rain but it means the moisture gets pushed on shore. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, shoved all this moist air inland. great for air quality and the fire danger. cools things down. highs tomorrow, yellows and greens are 70s and 60s. 80s and 90s are getting shoved away. not just for tomorrow. tomorrow is the big cool down but the cool temperatures linger. tomorrow, much cooler. today was the warmest day of the week. temperatures trend down thursday and fri

the inland valleys will still be in the '90s.till pretty testy tomorrow afternoon. 90 and it's for, 90 in livermore, 94 in pleasanton in the '93 in antioch. we're certainly seeing the influence of the cooler marine air. we will have our seabury's wins in check closer to a close fourth. in the north bay, we're still warm and in the upper eighties. here is a look a your extended forecast. temperatures are still warm in spots as we head into saturday and sunday. more fog means cooler temperatures. the core marine air also making its way into the marine valleys. a big hole down into monday as the storm passes us to the north. we could get a little bit of a drizzle but we're not expecting anything in the way of a rainfall. next the temperatures will warm back closer to africa. >>pam: some big companies are doing their part to put americans back to work. allison tells us about a handful of companies looking to build -- looking to fill thousands of positions. >> a 10 companies, 26,000 positions in a big sign that the labor market is fin

it will be making its way all throughout the valley. zle the pull back to the coastline that will sit for the better part of the day. bill then search back to the shore. temperatures are going to look like this, a lot of 70 degrees. 74 in fremont. about 85 degrees in livermore. 85 degrees in the napa valley. low sixties in to oakland. next couple of the days we will watch us temperatures come down a little bit and we will hold on the little by friday. but by the weekend in return of some of those temperatures that are up into the mid-90s. >>> we are going to take out toward the east bay. we actually have a lot of road work going on including some stretches along the 680. there is rins will be blocked along the costa n. canyon. if you're coming down western 580, is pretty much clear out toward the altamont pass. it continues to be a nice ride away down toward the castro valley. university is scheduled to be picked the any now, we aren't no longer seeing yellow brick wives. that was north bound and southbound 1 01 through march university.

the silicone valley company is in charge of making sure they all have wifi. our business and tech reporter, takes us inside the hot spot. >> yeah, the olympic games have always been about the strongest and fastest athletes. but a modern olympiad is also about the strongest and fastest wireless. and that's where silicone valley company comes in. during the olympics, london will be full of people all over the world. they will come to see the games but they also want to surf the net. upload video and social network. keeping them online at the same time, will be a huge challenge. >> it is very much unlike your home or your office or the coffee shop in that regard. >> so steven and the rest of ruckus wireless is turning london into a series of wi-fi hot spots. deploying thousands of access points or aps in the olympic village and beyond. oh, and because it is london, the typical aps won't do. >> you can't really do that in a kind of heritage location like london. you have to as diminutive a box as you can get. and nothing sticking out of it. some times you have to

in the 90s in the valley with 80s in the southern sierra. back home today as much as five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday's readings with a bit of a breeze throughout the morning hours. so mid-80s in oakland. 84 san mateo. the fair today, the giants game will be nice and mild with upper 80s in vallejo. 90s for gilroy and 86 santa cruz and 74 monterey. we have even the mild to warm weather at the coast, 70s there today. tomorrow a late day sea breeze and more cooling tuesday and wednesday, but by thursday we are going in the other direction again. so, you know, it is only june. we usually get nervous about this weather all throughout the fall and seems like it is going to be a long summer. >> all right. but father's day next week looking good? >> yeah, looks good. >> thank you, lisa. coming up at 7:00, right after this newscast is abc good morning america. joining us live now from new york, dan harris to tell us what they are working on. dan, how are you? >> doing great. carolyn, great to see you. coming up on gma this morning we are wor

the mill valley lumber company. joe vasquez on the pressure for the family to give it all up >> our goal was to keep this for generations. >> the family run mill valley lumber company has seen a lot of history, it has been here since before there were cars. they help rebuild san francisco after the big earthquake and their phone number was one time only three digits. now they have decided to call off the party >> sales are still slow and inventory is getting low and there are not a lot of customers so we had a hard time celebrating the fact we had been around so long >> this is the fourth family to own the company since its founding in 1882. they were thriving for quite a while but now it is at least 60 percent down. the family says they will either need to sell or worse, marked the end of an era. >> we need to decide if it is easier to close the doors and walk away or try to sell it to someone >> their hoping to sell the lumber yard, the hardware store, and the land for $1.8 million. they hope the new owner will kee

out of the west sfo 12 coming in and going up the valleys into the central valley that's the sea breeze bringing us the cooler weather as we head into the afternoon. cold front to our north tries to move into california buckles a little not going to get down towards us ahead of that definitely feeling the affects with the sea breeze increasing not only today also tomorrow. tomorrow the coolest afternoon in the forecast with low 80s inland low 70s around the bay near 60 at the coast cloudy for the better part of the day. sun faster sunday, one to three degrees warmer more monday mid to upper 80s inland mid 70s around the bay mid 60s at the coast more sunshine monday. >>> we start off with a look at south bay 280 highway 17 headlights northbound 280 up towards cupertino. this is 17 out of the santa cruz mountains heading towards 880 on highway 17 those roadwork scheduled both directions near the summit Ã:,til 6:00 this morning so far not a big delay. bay bridge toll nice and light hopefully it will stay that way for friday. san mateo bridge commuters have a good ride westbound traffic on

the lows. our testimony begins to cool, sonoma airport 43 and for 3 in woodside and scott valley. w maybe that is cold for this time of year. >> a restly bridge at 8, it tells you this will not be warm in the sacramento valley and it was really cool for them. low clouds and the breeze will pick up as the low begins to eject east northeast and as it does it keeps temperatures down today but a slow recovery as we head to tuesday wednesday and thursday so nothing outrageous, sunny and mostly breezy, 60s and 70s, coast and bay warmest temperatures are below average and there is a little bit of a rebound on tuesday and wednesday and water temperatures are so cold, anywhere in the valley gets the fog machine going and it looks like it returns for the weekend. >>> tropical storm debbie is to blame. about a quarter of the oil rigs have been shut down but the disruption should be short since the storm is not expected to cause problems with platforms. for now gas prices are down, regular gas is down 16 cents in the last week. san francisco is now at $4 per gallon. santa rosa is seeing prices

by noontime, we'll be into the 80s in inland valleys, not stopping there. the hottest day of the year possible with 1023. 70s at our beaches. fog is returning quickly. i'll explain later. >> terry: breaking breaking news. firefighters have extinguished a construction site that happened in hunters point. the spectacular fire on west point road and third street is under investigation. particle she'll built structure burned fiercely. it was brought under control around 5:00 this morning. no reports of any injuries. >>> new this morning, dozens of people are burned out of their homes after an apartment building fire in burlingame destroyed three units and damaged 25 others. this is what it looked like at north park apartments near highway 101 and broadway. it came in as a grease fire and they found several third floor apartments in flames. no injuries this morning. the red cross is helping as many as 50 displaced residents. fire investigators working to determine if in fact it was a grease fire. >> east of fremont cal fire crews are keeping their eye on the welc

the forecast in the valley, 84 in san jose. good air quality. i stress that because after the weather saturday, you get a couple days like that, you get bad air quality. that really didn't happened. we got the clean atmosphere with us all week and a lower fire danger. >> sounds good. thank you. an 11-year-old has been picked for very special coaching. he is among 7 u.s. students selected for a training session with a chess grandmaster. they are trying to turn had u.s. into a international chess super power. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 the flag goes up for one of san francisco's most festive weeks. and roger clemens opens up to fans after his not guilty verdict, join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> paddlers take to the water in a push to conserve. the one group they are calling on to make a change. >>> kayakers converged on sacramento today. a month long voyage down the river. while cities have done a good job of conserving water, churlests have -- culturists have done nothing. >> the flood

in the shenandoah valley, if you will have the clouds earlier than the metro area. a few thundershowers will develop around the blue ridge shenandoah valley, and the potomac highlands later this afternoon and evening especially around 3:00 p.m. there are showers organizing off to our west, from ohio down into parts of georgia and alabama. this energy will continue to push our way and will give an extra kick to the atmosphere. that will give us widespread showers later tonight and through tuesday. rain off and on while we sleep through tomorrow. not a good day to be outdoors tomorrow. get those activities done today or wednesday, not tomorrow. rainfall totals could be over an inch in spots where we get embedded downpours. overall, averages will be 1/2 inch up to three-quarters of an inch. clearing by wednesday with lower humidity. upper 70's by thursday. that will be released after 92 yesterday. >> thank you. 6:22, 66 degrees in riverdale. >> tomorrow, game 1 of the nba finals between the thunder and the miami heat. natanz going to extreme lengths to show their appre

80s around the bay shore mid to upper 80s north bay east bay and low to mid 90s deeper into the east bay valley monterey bay 65, 72 watsonville, 92 gilroy. >>> first day of summer not a bad commute reports of accident oakland northbound 880 before embarcadero big rig right lane minor slowing past the scene as they get the tow truck in. westbound 580 before grant line still a stall slowing out of central valley up and over the altamont pass. ace, bart, muni all mass transit on time. >>> this morning federal investigators begin their probe into what caused last week's massive fire that damaged the tracks by the west oakland bart and crippled the transbay commute for 13 hours. katie marzullo is live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: take a look behind us you can see what awaits federal investigators this morning just skeleton and rubble left behind of what was supposed to be seenior housing. atf the alcohol tobacco and firearms agency have already been onsite previously doing planning. we have video of that for you. we understand this morning is the first morning they will go into the rub

nineties in the valleys, '70s and '80s around the bay.g at the coast line but mainly in the '60s. a warmer day around the bay area today, and it's a much cooler air will begin to move in from the gulf of alaska as early as tomorrow. a beautiful day is coming our way, most of the cloud cover is staying away but we may see some fog moving along the coastline. temperatures will work out like this today, 85 and sunny in san jose. 85 degrees in redwood city. 93 in antioch, 88 in napa valley and 94 degrees in pleasanton. '70s in san francisco with a gorgeous weather. 88 degrees in sonoma. the next few days the high pressure will break down. it week system slides through on friday. cooler temperatures throughout the weekend but it looks like things will warm up as we head to monday and tuesday. how you plan to spend your summer? we want you to share your pictures on facebook and twitter and e-mail us your stories. today we have plenty of photographs of 4 legged friends enjoying the weather. this is kate's dog, cooper, he'd love is the son but th

that is the spirit of the valley, the spirit of san francisco. we have always been edgy when it comes to openness. we're taking advantage of that. we want to embrace different cultures to impact that as well. what people see here might be different from how they see it in india and some of the other countries that are emerging here, trying to apply it in ways which would have a great benefit, or just thinking very differently about it. i think the spirit of innovation is an attractive thing for talent. obviously, education is behind it as well. there's a lot of confidence about being able to risk in being a little more risk-taking. that is part of, kind of, my leadership. i did not apply to be the mayor of san francisco. i took that risk with a very good knowledge that -- sure, i may not be a supreme politician, but i wanted to build a different relationships with people. we have done that. we have invited a lot more different kinds of talent to come in and use that free spirit in innovating. >> michael, last word. >> yes, knowledge gets created

the pacific area. about 79 degrees in pleasant hill. 69 degrees in mill valley. this check on the roadways with elizabeth now. >>> we will take you out toward the east bay. i mention this all big rig. apparently it's brakes locked and the error still waiting for towers to get out there. all lanes of highway 4 are still shut down. this was up for over that road work. it should be wrapping up at about 530. westbound highway 4, that is a smooth ride. you see that flashing lights, their opening more southbound lane to commuters right now. and a quick look at the infamous, not too bad right now. san mateo bridge, that is moving fine. in a quick check-in with the mass transit, so far we're off to a good start. >>> its a agent remedy that's been used on people for hundreds of years. now acupuncture is being used on dogs and cats for a variety of ills. it helps ease of rightist and digestive problems. it helps. >>> my own philosophy is strongly integrated. >>> if you've ever had acupuncture and then you do know that you really do feel movements side your body. >>> dr. say

live doppler across the entire state is quiet now. 90s through the central valley, 74 tahoe, 73 big sure, palm springs 10, 72 l.a., 68 san diego both with afternoon sunshine. >> 5:49. we are following developing news in the race for president this morning. florida senator marco rubio is not being vetted as mitt romney's running mate. sources within the romney campaign tell abc news he has not been asked to turnover any documents rubio is popular with conservatives and comes from a swing state. "good morning america" will have more on this breaking political news at 7 a.m.. >>> today the leaders of the world's largest economies will produce a global plan for job creation calling it top priority fighting the european economic crisis. president obama and other world leaders are wrapping up at the g-20 summit in mexico. the plan supports greater government spending as a response to a worsening global economy. it says countries with the budget resources should stand ready to spend more. >>> new study just out says asians out-pacing hispanics as largest wave of new immigrants coming into the

you see the city and up to 80 in inland valleys. 54 at our coast. cooling in parts of the bay but not as hot as it was yesterday sclooblg also next moving day at the u.s. open. tiger woods finding himself going into the wrong direction on the leader board. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports.s.s.s.s.s.s" >> carolyn: a late afternoon dust storm swept into phoenix, you can see it approaching in too time lapse sequence. visibility in some places down to eighth of a mile. numerous crashes made the closure of a freeway south of phoenix, it was tied to a thunderstorm that kicked up the desert dust around 5:00 in the afternoon. quite a sight there. >> lisa: 35 mile-an-hour winds. we'll have 35-degree temperatured spread today. we'll look for the numbers to come down, but more dramatic around the shoreline. sn nice and sunny in santa cruz. only in the 50s in central coast. 60s in marin county. 70s in east bay valleys. live doppler 7-hd, no rain but we are looking at the low clouds started out about 2:00 this morning, traveling up from the cen

temperatures already in the '70s were a minority of the inland valleys. away from the coastline we're seeing plenty of tv screens hikes cut a live at in an hour's future cast 4 pinpointed united degree roofs carnap and fairfield. let's take a look neighborhood by neighborhood. we will see a little bit of marine air and sea breeze winds into the inland valleys tomorrow. a lot cooler for the east seashores. let's take a look at the extended forecast. >>gary: coming up, tiger woods. all [ dog ] i am a pro baller. 11 years playing the outfield, and i got no plans to retire. [ female announcer ] aging may slow a dog down, but iams helps keep dogs playing year after year with our age-specific nutrition. and now, even for dogs 11 and older with new iams senior plus. it helps boost the immune response to that of an adult dog and helps fight signs of aging. [ dog ] i'll never be a bench-warmer. [ female announcer ] new iams senior plus. see the iams difference or your money back. [ dog ] i am an iams dog for life. >>catherine: of salt the tv of the marcus roberts i

he is also credited with a series of ambushes in the valley that had caught the attentions of some of the commanders. they decided they had to go up to the shop belly and take care of its network the idea was to go get them and take care of the safe haven. the reality wasn't such a hard place to get to. we have all seen the news. my rates are highly regulated. who controlled the battle space is highly regulated. it takes a long time to get a mission planned. they had to decide how to get there, what that helicopters could do. and what, when, and where they would be allowed to go and do. what they came back what is the idea they were going to fly in the valley, on land in the valley, and then fly off. they initially wanted to fly to the top of the valley and the top of the village, and that broke down. but because of restrictions and what the pilots were comfortable doing, they ended up having to settle for this mission, which was to land in the valley and unload. anyone who knows any kind of basic terminology, the fight until it's something you never want to do. if you can take the hi

in the triple dimmingits for the -- digits for the inland valleys. gits for the -- digits for the inland valleys. >> gusty winds topping 20-mile an hour winds, maybe even stronger than that. the hot dry air makes for fire dangers. be cognizant of it. temperatures can be very warm throughout the entire bay area. 97 in sunnyvale, 93 in san jose. into the triple digits in the inland valleys. 100 in livermore, 103 in antioch. in the east bay shores, 80s and 90s. the only police with relieve are the coastlines. temperatures into the 70s tomorrow afternoon at the olimp irk -- olimpic club -- olympic club. inland valleys still warm. better than the triple digits. into monday, cooling down, and then up and down through the rest of the week. >>> japan's government has given the approval to restart that country's runear reactors. -- reclear reactors. -- nucleert reactors. it's the first time any reactors have been used since last year's earthquake and tsunami. >>> health officials have confirmed that a man in phone has the playing -- in oregon has the plague. h

[ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> napa valley is coming to the silicon valley. l fundraiser. with me are lisa, helping coordinate and organize this event. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> we have great pictures y'all sent us also from last year's event. boy, talk about bringing a this is it.t to the south ba. >> it's a really wonderful event, it's a diverse event that i went to as a guest last year, and it was the end of the evt e i connected and said i'd love to know more, love to get volved. abouout o, ttwhreeonths m lateri received a phone call and really honored. >> good to have you here. again, it's classy but casual. it's a way to kind of have fun and at the same te good cause. >> absolutely. the goal here is just, again, to approach the young professionals at out in this t valley, eylloduce them into what the has to offer, bringing a little napa n sonoma to the valley, and at the same time, give back to a good cause, which is young latinos out there that we can help out. >> yeah, absolutely. again, you were there last year. your thoughts, we're going

stevens on july 11th and 12th of 1864 when jubal early brought troops up through the valley up around frederick, maryland and then in towards washington, d.c. on july 11th, he came very near the fort here itself. his men were fairly exhausted. they did kind of feel it out that day, but decided that they would have a demonstration in force the next day. now, i've explained before that these defenses were mutually supporting. so that if you attacked ft. stevens, you were going to catch fire from the forts on both sides. even jubal early and his demonstration on the 12th, realized that and decided to actually leave. now the defenses, as i mentioned, had started being built in 1861. this is kind of in 1864 with the battle of ft. stevens. this is kind of the culmination of the defenses. following the attack in july of 1864, really they pretty much went unmaligned, but they still had some troops to man them, but they weren't worried about that. lee was more or less headed south, and the other confederate troops were doing the same in other parts of the country. so in 1864, it was probably t

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a garbage truck made a very unexpected stop stop in the valley it crashed into a home yesterday no one was injured during the crash it workers as he parked the truck and let them to drop across board and they started to leave without it. he'd break out into while the accident also damaged a sport- utility vehicle is paid leave the company investigates the prosecution has called its last witness in the child sex abuse trial the jury sandusky the last eight years is to take the stand to testify the former penn state coach began abusing in this case screams were held from sandusky's basement went unanswered sandusky himself may take the stand the ruling by egypt supreme constitutional court to means the military will write a new constitution and will decide how much power the new president will have the judge also ruled that the former prime minister will be allowed to run for president the leader of the muslim brotherhood called the ruling is something else. >>> the apple product that is expected to rake in more than $100,000. punch is thrown at california preschool that graduation brawl

>> well, the one that we work on a lot in the valley is applying the lessons of venture capital to philanthropyso this idea of social venture programs for social venture firms is a powerful idea and there's a huge movement in silicon valley for the best and brightest. and young, by the way. >> rose: social entrepreneurship means you'll use the principles of entrepreneurship for social good? >> yes. >> rose: that's what it means? >> yes. >> rose: so you're talking about that. are you also looking for philanthropy to have business models in order to be more effective? >> yes. a lot of what's happening is trying to quantify the impact. trying to treat philanthropy more like a business. realizing it is different than a business in that there's not perot fit but trying to understand the metrics and take management techniques. laura teaches m.b.a.s at stamford management school on how to apply themselves to bring more of that business. >> rose: are we going to find out now because there's so much more money being made and amassed by individuals who are prepared to give back so that we will see potent

elsewhere through marin county southbound 101, here's the ride through mill valley. when one looks pretty good all the way down towards the golden gate bridge. elsewhere we have been following this accident for a while and all lanes are clear northbound 101. this is actually an overturned crash where a car struck a deer. everything is off to the shoulders of there's no delay through the loss altos hills. let's look at the bay bridge where it looks like we are seeing some slight delays. >> san francisco is kicking off its gay pride celebration today. the mayor will be at city hall to raise the rainbow flag. other city officials and grand marshals will also be there after the mayor raised the flag he will also host a reception >> the special olympics has been conducting porche runs leading up to the summer games at uc- davis. they're carried by a law- enforcement personnel. today will be able run from livermore to san ramon and another from fremont to alameda and a third from san francisco to alameda. a woman trapped under her dresser for four days, our neighbors may h

the inland valleys will be in the '90s in a few spots.ratures are going to be up and down this week. down today, up tomorrow, up wednesday handed down again thursday and friday. we will stay fairly cool to the league during the inland valleys. >>catherine: it is the kickoff of pride week in san francisco. the city is hosting a special flag raising. dan kerman is joining us live from city hall. last >>dan: this is the 42nd annual gay and lesbian pride celebration. i want to show you some video, just a few minutes ago, san francisco mayor ed lee commemorated the kickoff. 76 countries, being gay is still a crime. the focus here is on decriminalizing being gay and giving greater access hiv prevention information and critically needed health services. this week is filled with events, here are a few that are taking place. >> we are live outside of city hall in civic center plaza where the pride celebration will take place. those were just some of the events taking place, in addition, the lesbian and gay film festival is also taking place in a v