the tennessee valley authority. president roosevelt told the nation that the project would set an example for planning not for this generation alone, but for generations to come. then things began to happen in the valley. to many of the valley people, the plan was an intrusion. years of isolation, ignorance and bigotry die hard. they said, let the government men do things with machines over the mountains. it is none of our business. but youth was more inquisitive and the pioneer spirit was still alive. over the mountain was something new, big exciting. ♪ . >> the dam builders 2-00,000 of -- 200,000 of them in all. valley farmers and miners, mountain ears and -- mountain ooers and city workers, to them this was more than a job. they had a stake in what they were doing. they were building for themselves and their children, for the future of the valley. as the months passed the farmers started coming to the dams to see for themselves. ♪ >> they were impressed by the magnitude of the work, but even the open-minded ones,

an act was passed creating the tva, the tennessee valley authority. osevelt told the nation the project would set an example of planning not for this generation alone, but for all the generations to come. then, things began to happen in the valley. ♪ narrator: for many of the valley people, the plan was an intrusion. years of isolation, ignorance, and bigotry die hard. they said, let the men -- let the government men do things with machines over the mountain. none of our business. but youth was more inquisitive, and the pioneer spirit was still alive. something new, big, exciting. ♪ narrator: the dam builders, 200,000 in all. 4000 on this one project. mountaineers, city workers -- for them, it was more than a job. they had a stake in what they were doing. they were building themselves -- for themselves and for their children, for the future of the valley. as the month passed, the farmers started coming to the dams to see for themselves. ♪ narrator: they were impressed by the magnitude of the work, but even the open-minded ones like henry clark couldn't

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silicon valley archives is a project that started in the mid-1980's. silicon valley was from the early 1970's. it was beginning to be a parent that something unusual was going on -- apparent that something unusual was going on. this was a unique phenomenon, this concentration of industry, work, technology, and science. all of these things that we think of when we think about silicon valley. nothing had been done to document the history of this region. was we did have at stanford a set of archival collections from stanford of people who had been involved in the early development, people like fred turman, who is called the father of selah khan valley. his students -- of silicon valley. liketudents hewlett-packard who founded hp. it sounded like a good idea to broaden that story out into what was going out -- going on outside of stanford. it was the stanford and silicon valley project, and, at the lettersg i wrote 100 out to different people in the valley, captains of industry, engineers, different sorts of people. i got one response to those 100 letters a

as it is going to go on all the way the valleys i think is to go all the way the central valley ties to east the strongest push of fall we've seen all season long you see out there right now you know so the base kind of high and that means so we get over the mountain tops and stretch further on shore and that's the way it's going to be reminiscent of a summer day as we see plenty of fog around the bay area looking from tehran see those clouds gathering there to over the main headlines back toward the golden gate bridge. and some of that's going to be thick enough we're going to likely see some drizzle outside as well. today kind of an inch to be in fact these last couple of days we're tracking that cut off lol all week long last week and that finally spiraling on shore as a rotating around bringing the showers now the thunderstorms over the sierra nevada and a few showers right across the bay area to but things beginning to settle down that way right now, but now we're seeing a surge of low clouds and fog underneath that and that will bring with it looks like even some drizzle along t

it is going to be sick all around the bay area could sway the valleys and all the way into the central valley are seen some of the push on shore you can see just how high it is here sale of the high deck is moving that means going to move right over the mountain tops and make its way all the interior valleys so we're going to see that sliding on shore now along the coastline will be thick enough likely going to see some drizzle up there that we continue to see that low kind of spiral through southern california the wrap around moisture you see moving out of a nevada back in this year and there you go there really seem quite the display right now the lightning strikes there in tall look at that over the summit there those thunderstorms of course what's that moisture gets on the hill that air subsides and well all that rain goes away in the bay area we started out with a couple of scattered light showers and late today, the clouds start to roll and you see little swirl off the coastline that little edie and that is going to really kind of wrap up the low clouds and fog so tonight, increa

a change of plans for bart into the central valley. ng the type of train cars that will get you there. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. before we get to your commute with mike, out the door with the weather today. because we are expecting some rain. >> yeah. that's something we haven't dealt with in quite a while. make sure the windshield wipers are working. as mike pointed out, even the washer fluid. it may make it hard to see out of your windshield. a live look

you see a stretch the central valley, too. through the day that starts to break up a little bit and kind of camps right up there near the coastline. numbers in san jose tomorrow under sunny skies, europe in the 70's, they're looking very comfortable. how about data san francisco starting out with some patchy morning fog them partial clearing in the afternoon to see fought over by the zoo, but you get by the ballpark on the other side should be sunny and bright and then as you make a window clint we're talking about some patchy morning, fog them, plenty of sunshine and some nice weather in the afternoon. led d a proposed bill that businesses access to banking services. despite the fact marijuana is still illegal under federal law, we'll have details and the opposition. >>also a sign that there may not be many people who are looking to move to the south housing inventory and what that means for people looking that means for people looking to sell. you know when you're at ross and you find that perfect spring dress at that "oh, ye

>> i think at the end of the day, the valley's the valley, you know? you have all these people who are saying, hey, this is the next tech hub, this is the next tech hub. there is never going to be another silicon valley, and you want to be able to take advantage of that. i think austin is so great right now, and for emerging companies to begin their business, because it's just hard to scale out here. i think the cost of living just forces entrepreneurs to look in other places. but at the end of the day, there's still not enough funds in the middle of the country that can help right the series, do the checks and have the resources that silicon valley has to offer. so, we're excited to be out here. we're excited to be able to merge the new and upcoming community of austin with the established community of silicon valley and we think there will be a lot to that. >> marcus stroud with txv venture capital, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> unfortunately, not everything gen z does is good for them. the fight to keep the younger safer on

it is taking a turn and out to the valley. if you're heading on 5 or 101 south today you'll encounter pretty good bay to 25. so another blustery day here. highs build into the north. 40ed and 50s on the peninsula. a lot of 50s here. upper 40s for a few. men low park is 52. 53 is popular although los altos hills at 51. hayward at 49. 47 in ukiah. 32 truckee. 36 flagstaff. a thoughts cool unsettled day in vegas and unseasonably cool, here, but southern california into nevada and into arizona. temperatures have been really held in check but that system is taking the turn probably going to be good thunderstorm activity in the san joaquin valley. another on the northern edge of this into idaho and dropping in on us for saturday night into sunday. here are the projects. you have to watch, because some areas up in the sierra, nevada and northern sacramento valley down to the san joaquin valley could pick up heavy totals over the weekend, not today. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. maybe even warmer tomorrow. clouds friday and clouds o

and again push all the way in the central valley overnight tonight temperatures not bad outside the right now this evening looking at 69 in redwood city 65 degrees in fremont 64 in dublin 62 in oakland right now cool 56 in san francisco that cisco the sea breeze blowing their 63 in the bottom 64 degrees in the napa valley. all right we've got high pressure now building in that low that brought us couple scattered showers that is now kicking eastward actually spawning a couple tornadoes in the texas area but now as high pressure builds in that fog is really just kind of taken over the atmosphere is kind of stabilizing now but still we're going to see some moisture out there, but it's going to come in the form of drizzle out along the coastline. so toward the beaches again a little bit damp late tonight, early tomorrow morning that fog low cloud cover going to surge back on shore little time on pushing all the way into the central belt. so tomorrow morning, the commute. yeah, a little gray out there early on maybe not as much as today, but still plenty of clouds that appeals back to t

switching gears to the silicon valley commute, slow getting up to the west valley, this is downtown sanstrike is underway at campuses and five medical centers to protest the outsourcing of jobs. in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood, jesse, good morning to you. >> reporter: mike, good morning to you, you can hear the noise behind me, we have moved locations from the maine medical center building hereto outside the rutgers center on erwin street, this is where the board is meeting, picketers are demonstrating outside the front door. >> reporter: the strike started earlier this morning, about 20 minutes ahead of schedule and is planned to go all day, ending around 5:00 this afternoon. two different unions are participating in the work stoppage, the cwa 9119, and local 3299. members have filed charges with the labor board, saying, outsourcing of some so-called front-line jobs during this impasse is an unlawful tactic which keeps workers from standing up for their rights. participants say their actions out on the lines will not impact operations inside the medical centers. >> that is

so you can some of the valley's now look at some of the winds in livermore 1820 miles per hour.o that is a significant sea breeze that will carry low clouds and fog well on shore and make things pretty great when you wake up tomorrow morning. a cut off low finally making its way on shore in southern california boy made things interesting around here have some reports some lightning strikes in parts of the east bay yesterday and the showers to around the bay area that continue today. now the slows going kind of to move out of town high pressure will build in behind it that will bring with it some of the fog and low clouds and really surge on shore but here's where it gets interesting really late in the week wednesday are looking ok i think we'll see a lot of sunshine just some patchy morning fog but watch what happens as we get into thursday and friday you start to see a low develop in southern california. they're talking about some rain there maybe even some thunderstorms and maybe some wraparound moisture moves back in the bay area with a possibility a couple more rain drops la

situated in the mountains this part of the valley is still largely untouched by two isn't it's a picture rest landscape of meadows woods rushing mountain streams and a few farms but the a deal it seemed can change at any moment geologists going to high school knows from experience that nature is and always will be unpredictable part of his job is to monitor danger zones from the air there are plenty of them into role and scientists predict that climate change will create many more is just a couple of minutes flight to an in scotland four hundred meters above the valley right now it looks stable. if the amount of precipitation increases and indications are it will then we'll have to expect more events of this kind. we measure the slopes we find that nearly all of them are shifting it's not possible to monitor all of the slopes until or even just those above settled areas. steen. but the geologist do the best that they can they have equipment that measures the direction and distances between reflect is that they've set up on the rock faces in landslide danger zones. once a month they also

a change of plans for bart into the central valley. rethinking the type of train cars that will get you there. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. before we get to your commute with mike, out the door with the weather today. because we are expecting some rain. >> yeah. that's something we haven't dealt with in quite a while. make sure the windshield wipers are working. as mike pointed out, even the washer fluid. it may make it hard to see out of your windshield. a live look at the golden gate bridge with wet roads. we have seen a couple of waves moving in. it is still light mostly over the north bay. as we get a closer look, we can see some of the showers around petaluma, south of santa rosa, where it's picking up a little bit more there. we will continue to monitor the rain and talk about the heavier rain in five minutes. there may be an issue in the maze. >> that's right. a similar area as yesterday's tanker fire but not yesterda

we follow our narrator through the hills of difficulty in the valley of humiliation in the valley of the shadow of death and the mountains. along the way he and other passengers occasionally climbed out the window making derogatory comments about the old school program plotting away on the footpath whose preposterous obstinance he prevents them from taking advantage of this most modern improvement. they laugh when he occasionally is seen in the face -- >> along the stop is a place called vanity fair, and ancient city of vanity now teaming with new arrivals and a veritable cornucopia he of commodity. author writes, many passengers stopped to take their pleasure and make their profits instead of going on to the celestial city. such are the terms of the place that the people help affirm it to be true and heaven, contending there is no other that those who seek fourth are mere dreamers and that the brightness of the celestial city be but a bear mile on the gates of vanity, they would not be fooled enough to go hither. well, again, on reflection this is precisely where i would like to sta

and the wages of sin or sin i had a bad valley. my marriage ended. my kids were leaving home. i was part of the conservative movement, but it had changed. so i lost a lot of my friends in that movement. >> describe more of that valley, though. i'll tell you a lot of people would tell me during the period you were going through, something has happened to david brooks. he stopped writing about politics. he's writing about all this other stuff because he can't stand where conservativism has gone. it's become a kind of escape. was that a fair reflection? >> yeah. well, i didn't like where it was going. but i was not an escape. i do think our problems in our society are the foundation of society at the level of trust. the market and the state rest on trusting relationships. if you don't have that, you have tribalism and you have people who are just a scarety mindset, attack, build walls, hate others. when you leave people naked and alone, it turns them fanatical. they get bitter, resentless, lash out, and we see a lot of that in our politics. >> so out of the valley comes the second

he became a muslim and attended the islamic center in noah valley. he became very religious and eventually left for the middle east to learn more about islam. his father frank did not want to talk to reporters today, but back in 2007, he insisted his son was not a traitor. >> we know that he is not anti- american. he does not have any sympathy for terrorism. >> reporter: but, his family has never quite been able to explain why john walker lynn was chained trained in one of osama bin laden's training camps and ended up on a battlefield at the age of 20 fighting for the taliban against the americans. >> section is funded by osama bin laden. >> reporter: when cnn interviewed him in 2001 following a prison uprising that left him wounded, lynn spoke with an unusual accent. >> yesterday to read some of the tradition of the scholars. the history and my heart became attached to the group. i wanted to help them. >> reporter: what was the network? what were the tentacles that reached back into our neighborhood here in marin? >> reporter: jeff hart worked terror

in the valley, fresno. you are traveling up to the mountains, as well, some of these thunderstorms can produce brief heavy rain and hail. 60s and 70s to low and mid 80s, bumping up after a cooldown yesterday. a little cooler as we go into sunday. maybe the possibility of thunder showers. then it is warmer on the way for early next week, pam. >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:21 is the time. dinosaurs in denver. coming up, the discovery made on a construction site there. >>> plus, the actions one teacher took to help one of his students dealing with a health crisis man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. another set of dinosaur bo

♪ >>> tonight, the trade war with china is drawing up a wine exports from the napa valley. ite some wineries report that sales from china have hit rock bottom. while a new round of tariffs are expected june 1. >> andria nakano has the story. >> reporter: here at the family owned coney winery, sales to asia make up most of their export business. >> cabernet is king in china. >> reporter: was, the king is being dethroned as the chinese government is said to impose its third tariff in just over the last year, in retaliation for american tariffs on chinese goods. >> the tariffs have affected us a lot. we are at almost double the price that we were a couple of years ago. >> r of this may be that the napa valley has a reputation of producing some of the best wines in the world, but it's coming to a point where quality can no longer compete with the valley value of wines from other countries. >> you look at wines from new zealand, chile, australia, they have a 0% tariff. so, we make some of the best wines in the world in napa valley, but when pricing is such a disadvantage it becom

look at the valleys though are going pop to maybe about the mid-eighties us on the warm spots well inland. just little cool up toward the coastline again, those temperatures in the 50's but coming up in a few minutes we'll talk about a year 1010 forecast. we got the weekend forecast and taking all the way the following weekend to ok, thank you guys. developing stories tonight. we now know the name of the woman held responsible for several hit and runs caught on surveillance video, san francisco police say 25 year-old cherry neil faces 16 charges. >>this was a chaotic and frightening scene in the tenderloin yesterday. police say neil stole a small suv you can see are backing up there on the sidewalk and she crashed into several people and cars. this is outside the tenderloin police station on any street, 7 people were injured, including cherry. one of the victims was last listed in critical condition. police have not released cherries mug shot or a possible motive in se >>exclusive video shows children fighting one another at a richmond middle school, a concern lavanya dejean middle school

it's pretty gray, but temperatures will be 67, and 70s in the valleys and 71 around the bay and staying in the upper 50s to mid-60s at the shoreline. thanks. >> lisa, thanks. there's a lot of buzz in the bay area surrounding two presidential candidates. mayor pete buttigieg was in san francisco and we sat down withm exclusive interview. tickets for mayor buttigieg were $25 and cornell bernard was there as he spoke to the packed crowd. >> please help me welcome the next president of the united states, pete buttigieg. >> he brought his husband to the stage in san francisco. buttigieg told the sold-out crowd the democrats need a good campaign slogan. >> the other side has their thing. lock her up, build a wall. fine. we've got freedom, security and democracy, and i think that's a pretty good bumper sticker. >> what's your message to voters here in the bay area? >> it's time for a new generation of leadership to step forward. >> buttigieg supports reproductive rights for women and believes climate change is real. >> it is time to treat climate like the security issue that it is. >> buttigie

so the focus will be more towards the valley, but also maybe the santa clara valley, mount hamilton downr, it is close. for the bay area, we are 50s and 60s, but still enough of a low cloud deck, and some of the cloud cover will be popping up again to the north and east, sometimes they can sneak back in. but, for most of the bay area, the fog will burn off and we will have temperatures that will warm-up inland. it is going to hang around for the weekend. if you are going up to shasta, sacramento valley, even truckee, there could be some thunderstorms. not so much for the bay. 60s, 70s, and 80s today on the temperatures, and we will see temperatures easing back a little bit into sunday, and everything says we are going to warm right back up again. >>> thank you. sitting down with an iconic bay area olympian, coming up, the gold medal winner and social justice icon, tommy smith joins us to talk about his annual youth track meet, and how it is uplifting communities. >>> apple is facing a controversy surrounding user data and iphone apps, after the break, we are going to explain what is not

you can take the kids out of the valleys, but you will never take the valleys out of the kids.iving together is going to be mental. they wear more make—up than clothes. was there ever any pressure on you to have sex or anything like that? there was never any pressure to ever have sex or anything. there was never pressure to drink. during filming of series two, carly‘s mum was extremely ill. she had cancer and was deteriorating fast. my mum passed away the day that the second episode aired in the second series. she passed away at home peacefully with all the family. she was, you know, my best friend. she was my mum and my dad for the majority of my life. looking back to the darkest period of her life, carly believes she wasn't strong enough to work yet she says she did filming a day after her mum's death. money was a concern and she didn't want to let people down. they were on schedule to get it finished and obviously if that hadn't have been aired i would have felt like i would have been letting all the cast down, as well. so i did feel under pressure to get it done. just think

it was frantic game at the valley which ended 4—4 on aggregate so it was decided by penalties. he chance to take it sudden death but was unable to convert. charlton will play sunderland in the final at wembley next sunday. here's some of the other football stories from today. dundee united will play st mirren or hamilton for a place in the scottish premiership next season. they beat inverness 3—0 at tannerdice for a 4—0 aggregate win in the playoff semi final. swansea manager graham potter has been offered a new contract the club. the club have already rejected an approach from brighton for his services. yeovil town ladies will drop down two divisions from the top flight of women's football after the fa rejected their bid for a second tier licence. an fa spokesperson said yeovil were unable to provide sufficient evidence that they could meet the requirements. bianca walkden has become the most successful taekwondo player in british history as she sealed a third world championship, but it came in pretty strange fashion. approaching the end of theover 73 kilogram final against chi

food breaking silence from ending violence from the founders valley. to 60 t.w. . much of it. surely to news from africa the more sure link to exceptional stories and discussions from all use as easy with safety deputed comes to join us on facebook at g.w. for. this time i'm visiting up a franconia in germany fun in all this very very landscapes castles fortresses and historic towns characterize the area we mustn't forget the franks themselves with their coziness and especially their beer. my 1st stop is fish. also called mountain off the franks. a short climb up to the top and franconia lice at my feet. below me is bunched up to. the bunch at the conference sent up and the bus to be comfy it's in hiding in. the 14 holy hell purse. overflowing is known as a given to pleasure per capita there are more butchers pastry shops and breweries here anywhere else in the world that's why for. the big. here are all my agenda today i'll also be visiting by a boy back and cool book and here's what's also on today's show. music and celebrities we show you why the bayou boys fist of all is so

we'll start off with a cool 48 in the tri valley. as well in san francisco, and 50 and some early overcast throughout the east bay and lo e 50s. with that ocean breeze returning for tomorrow, numbers will be cooling off three to six degrees. it will be noticeable, but by the afternoon still a mild day with sun in san jose. 75 degrees in downtown, right over to morgan hill, we are at 78. contra costa, alameda county, still potentially getting up to 88 in antioch and concord. dropping it down to 76 in martinez and oakland 69. the peninsula beautiful weather right here across redwood city, 71 degrees. heading up to san francisco, you'll need the jacket, not only 61 for the embarcadero but winds out of the west at 17 miles per hour. when they gust up, it will feel like the 50s. and the north bay stays warm in a few pockets. i have napa up to 76 degrees. ukiah 79 and novato 75. head to the coastline, you've got that typical chill. we're down to 56 degrees. tomorrow best day of the weekend if you want to be out and have some sun hitting you

i think it's going to penetrate well to the interior valleys, not just acosta bay tonight. i think all the way to in some of the valleys so it's going to be a really a good push. all that on shore flowf i'm i'm tomorrow a slower burn off that mean some cooler temperatures outside sunday, partly cloudy skies, there's a slight chance. we could e rain iffy as we get into or really sunday afternoon and then in the evening hours. and this is the reason why finally that area of low pressure and are cutting that ridge of high pressure just above to the north. it's going to roll in closer the coastline. movie really south of the bay area but a major to wrap some moisture back up in our direction and that will be up to bring with it a chance of a few showers for tomorrow though it's going help to increase the low clouds fog and that is going to make for some cooler weather all around for saturday much cooler temperatures as we head in towards sunday which is cinco de mile. it is amazing and the magical effect. of an instrument and the child. coming up tonight at 6.45 the magic of mus

mendocino county to lake county, to the valley, the northern sacramento valley and the sierra.y just fell apart around cloverdale. some of the -- look at chico, big boomers going through there. from chico over to the sierra. if you are heading up there now is the time to go because they fire up in the afternoon. look at the circulation. it is about east of sacramento there. there is another spin coming down by medford and eureka that may enhance that a little later. it picked up the fog bank. look how close -- just missed there! it kin solano county, as well. everyone is pretty close in temperatures, in the mid 50s. 53 in boulder, santa clara, campbell, saratoga, cupertino. that was the big boomer that set up shop yesterday and it will continue again today in chico, yuba city and grass valley. the afternoon thunderstorms will be in the mix not only here but toward the santa clara valley, as well and along the diablo range as the circulations fire up. you get the convergence zones. the days are longer and the sun angle is higher. fresno to redding, truckee, maybe a little san jo

today i think severe out to the valley is on the menu. much cooler today.nderstorms. we get some of these brief downpours, as well. you may won't to be careful later this afternoon. 5:32. this is usually go time. sal is looking at his screen. >>> yes. we have slow traffic, steve, out there. people have gotten on the road. now to the solano commute. 80 westbound has slowing as you drive through the area. no major issues but there are minor ones. 80 westbound to 780. an earlier crash. highway 37 is already slow leaving vallejo to sonoma county. we have traffic on the east shore freeway doing pretty well with no major problems. the traffic at the bay bridge is crowded. the metering lights are on. we are waiting at least 10 to 15 minutes before you make it onto the span. 5:33. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> here is a look at our top story this is morning. cal fire investigators have determined that pg&e is, in fact, responsible for starting the camp fire last november. now, the butte county district attorney must decide if criminal charges will be fil

the tri-valley 52. re of the 50s and fog near the bay for the east bay. 54 in san francisco. 51 right there in the north bay. as we progress through tomorrow, temperatures stay warm. i'm dropping it off a degree or two as the storm system starts to get closer. we'll also still be watching for spotty thunderstorms. i have you at 75 in downtown san jose. upper 70s and low 80s. back down to 75 in pittsburgh. 76 in pleasanton. 70 in hayward. let's get you to the peninsula. 72 in redwood city and the ocean breeze in san francisco, that's why there's widespread 60s returning. 64 in the mission. across the north bay, three-day weekend coming your way. lucky you. 71 in santa rosa. 74 in napa. these temperatures are going to be fading and fast. as we hit this weekend. here's the deal. saturday looks dry at this point. by sunday, the same storm system that brought us the isolated thunderstorms over mt. hamilton today is eventually moving off to the south of the bay area. that's why we'll get showers spinning up as

the valley police are asking anyone with information to please contact them. well a federal judge has ordered board members of pg need to tour the destruction caused by the campfire in paradise. so the judge ordered the tour is a part of the utilities punishment for violating the terms of his probation stemming from the 20 to 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion that killed 8 people and leveled a neighborhood you remember that the judge wants the newly appointed board to make sure that the company complies with new wildfire safety plans. well coming up next on the crime for money news were talking about. and trying to force her to get into his car. how police came to her rescue just in the nick of time. plus illegal dumping on the rise right here in the south bay and now there are new efforts to try and keeee the streets clean. >>also after the break a house fire breaks out next to end east of a preschool. investigators say it may have started with an illegal marijuana grow operation. here's a little peek outside we're checking in on the san mateo bridge traffic c

it is the birthplace of silicon valley. bethlehem ofis the silicon valley, this is the major. this is a national register of historic places plaque. this garage is the birthplace of the world's first technologically region in silicon valley. it originated with a stanford university professor who encouraged his students to start up their own electronics companies in the area instead of joining established firms in the east. the first students to follow his advice were william hewlett and david packard. >> up next, more from palo alto as we visit the silicon valley archives at sill -- as stanford university. material related to the development of a region known for its scientific and technological innovation. silicon valley archives is a project that started in the mid-1980's. the name silicon valley was from the early 1970's. around that time, it was beginning to be a parent something unusual was going on. it was clear this was a unique phenomenon around here, this concentration of industries and work in technology and science. innovation and entrepreneurship, all these things

i think severe weather out to the valley. you need a few breaks in the clouds, but much cooler today. later this afternoon hail is possible. maybe severe to the valley this afternoon. about as good as it gets for us really for mid may with this kind of a system coming in. 50s and 60s on the temps. a break friday. next round of rain and then another round sunday to monday. >>> well, the changes coming to the s.a.t.. the new details that could be soon available to college students that have nothing to do with the test score (dad) this ice cream cake needs a freezer. (mom) freezer's full. (vo) only frigidaire's custom flex temp drawer can switch from fridge to freezer. (son) nice save! (vo) that's using your frigidaire. monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change yo

outside right now to 64 degrees in concord 57 the napa valley 51 in san francisco and 53 am not am you're cool temperatures with that fog moving on shore low pressure continue to drag to this day that really sparked all the thunderstorms. it's going to drop all the way down in the southern california by tomorrow that will drag a few more the showers and thunderstorms across the southern sierra nevada, maybe still a couple pop-up clouds around here but not much that high pressure get ready to build in as we head toward the weekend. that's going to warm up the numbers. overnight tonight though that 5th that fog a really kind of settling in tomorrow morning in visibilities down to almost nothing parts early on that a start to clear out and our temperatures looking nice by the afternoon. we're in the mid-eighties in places like concord 83 degrees and live more about 81 santa rosa 71 in oakland. and a much cooler 63 in san francisco. thank you lawrence looks like the 3rd time is not the charm for democrats hoping to pass a disaster relief bill today, another gop lawmaker blocks the billion bil

overnight tonight you see that fog surge well in a look at all the way in the central valley. some drizzle out along the coastline. patchy fog giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures going to be cool though especially along the coastline. members they're only in the 50's. well this was not the outcome that us lawyer fans wanted tonight should heard pan. >>sure that was destination family. their chances at their chances now that maybe it was a little unreasonable to think that the warriors would sweep this series. but of course. >>we are going to see more drama and now goes to show how momentum doesn't go very far in the nba series after the warriors open with a 2 nothing lead. we are all even we go to the toyota center chance rebound after coming up short in game 3 right to the force the james harden show. he's good tonight. pete's the double team with the euro step floated in rockets up 13 art and 38 points 10 rebounds rockets led by as many riors ke its 7 katie 34 poicos,nds to go off the offensive rebound knocks down the tray warriors within to currwi and

late summer, the shenandoah valley. he had been a home for over a year. might have stayed there for the rest of his life and never been heard from again, but the mainates is commander in the south, and he asked morgan to come with him. morgan was eager to do so. he was eager to get back to the war. but he also wanted to be a brigadier general, and gates could not promise that. gates went south, and morgan orted for congress for a yea nay. at some point, morgan received word that gave had lost the entire army at the battle of candidate. this was after the previous loss of the southern army. this was my favorite moment in morgan's life. there are a lot of cinematic moments in morgan's life. he did what i would like to believe -- i am not certain -- but i would like to believe it was the only thing he could have done. he got up this stuff, gathered a few friends -- morgan went everywhere with friends -- took a horse on a lead and went south. he was going to join on the war's moment of the army in the south, he was going to be there. he sold a horse in richmon

the bulk of it staying through the central valley. we'll be watching for a little of it moving our way. then as we move through tomorrow morning, a dry start. but notice the fog coming back to the coastline. also right here low clouds across the south bay. on my morning forecast do expect the cloud cover to return. temperatures in the low to mid-50s. kind of a cool start. what we should be seeing this time of year with the fog at the immediate coastline. 52 in the east bay. 51 in the north bay. as we head through the afternoon tomorrow, temperatures warming up. lots of sunshine throughout the bay area, but we'll still watch mt. hamilton for possibly thunderstorms. numbers dropping off a few degrees, 76 in danville and 70 in hayward. the peninsula, 72 here in redwood city, up to san francisco, i have 60s returning from the embarcadero over to the outer sunset. and from marin, napa, sonoma counties, maybe a three-day weekend coming your way, 74 in napa and 73 in novato. we have weather like this as we move into saturday's forecast for th

tri-valley to the san mateo bridge. hayward showing slowing off the castro valley y. ig deal. 5:50 on a tuesday morning. the build north richmond-san rafael commute across 580, these are the fastrak lanes. they are filling in. pay cash and felt through faster maybe. san mateo, a nice, smooth easy drive. no follow-up as far as any problems for the earlier report of the wrong-way vehicle, the vehicle sounds like on the shoulder. that's for 280, 92. it will be just out of the lanes. back to you. >>> all right. thanks, mike. >> new, an alligator making headlines in florida but not for the reason you might think. >> deputies say a woman pulled one out of her yoga pants in a traffic stop. and they also found 41 turtles. >> what is going on with that lady? >> she and the man they were with said they were collecting reptiles at the nearby under pass. they cited the couple and released the animals. >> two award winning journalist are released from prison in mean meaner march. they shared with their colleagues the pulitzer prize for international reporting one of journalism's hi

thank you happening tonight, a vigil for been curry he is the student who drowned in the san ramon valley high school pool one year ago. >>the vigil organized by curry's parents will be held in front of the danville library curry was a 9th grader at the school. his death was initially thought to be the result of a suicide, however, a coroner letter. a coroner later found the cause of death was not suicide his death was classified as an accident. the vigil begins tonight at 7.30. >>the sonoma county judge has levied a $600,000 fine against a couple for approving a 180 year-old oak tree and doing other damage to protected property. according to court documents more than 3,000 cubic yards of dirt and rock had been removed in addition to that tree. the case dates back to 2014 when a concerned neighbor reported heavy construction equipment and digging on the property which was protected under a conservation easement the county sued the couple peter and tony thompson. and a judge ruled against them last month. the thompsons of sense place a protected property and their neighboring ranch up for

, the central valley for tonight. so that being said the increasing low clouds and i were likely going to see some patchy drizzle again although not quite as wet as it was along the coastline last night and then tomorrow morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine and some warmer temperatures but then a slight chance of showers again as we get to friday that will be really interesting storm system setting itself up. 57 degrees right now mount to 55 in dublin is 56 degrees in concord 53 in san francisco, 51 in tehran and 54 degrees in petaluma right now some partly cloudy skies. good news is our quality looking good again for tomorrow pollutants are mixed now with the breeze and high pressure settling in and that will bring us some warmer weather as a ridge is going to bring some sunshine into the afternoon some patchy morning fog but then it gets interesting this low that moves east. let's go start a retrograde redevelop back in california and that could very well bring some showers right visibilities overnight ton

some of this is making its way to the sacramento valley. and reno, as well. the low is moving out of the rockies and it is generating more severe weather in the plains. up in mendocino county, lake county, solano county, something to watch. a better system is coming in on thursday. doing almost the exact same thing. until then a lot of clouds and fog. 50 and 51 the water for most. 50s for some. 54 is popular. foster city is in thnlo park, sanford, los altos and palo alto, union city bay 53. a lot of low clouds and fog on the coast and mostly sunny. i say that because to the north and east i think we will get build-ups but it is a fine line plaguing the weather. 60s to 80s. antioch and vacaville, to fairfield. but mostly cloudy on thursday. something to watch for thunderstorm activity. then it kicks out and looks warmer for the weekend. >> steve, thank you. >>> the time is 4:50. california is expected to have more retirees than florida by the year 2030. up next, the reason behind the silver wave here in california. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts