get out of the valley. beumber of them are going to captured near the cumberland atley railroad station scotland, pennsylvania where some of the raiders are captured. the raiders will manage to escape on the railroad and members of the underground railroad will smuggle a fleet -- free black osborne. anderson all the way to toronto. got us railroad has somewhat of a starcrossed background. there's a lot of national publicity. the of the members of railroad are investigated as collaborators. but no charges can stick. charges are never brought. to speculation as to the railroads overall loyalty. judge watts himself tends to be a middle-of-the-road person. as war begins and the clouds of , the number of states and then war physically breaks out in april of 1861 following the confederal -- confederate bombardment of fort sumter. judge watts goes to a political rally in carlisle and he is in favor of the compromises that are trying to hold the union together. souths even allowing the to keep slavery. his son is th

on may 11th he'll send them into the luray valley. sigel is sitting in the woodstock area and he's concerned these con federal part sons or army could be hiding on the other side of this mountain in the shenandoah valley. he sends this cavalry detachment around and to check out if there's any danger in the valley. it kind of makes sense because the confederates like to use luray valley for these surprise attacks or maneuver an army in there. boyd and his cavalry set out. a fairly uneventful ride other than harassing a few civilians and taking a few supplies, they don't find any confederate force. by may 13th they're ready to cross the mountain at new martin gap. it's a place where you can cross an army on a mountain. there they have a view. hey can see into the western side of the shenandoah valley. they see an army or military force down on the valley pike. boyd is convinced that it's sigel's army. but his officers argue and say no, there's no way sigel could have moved quickly enough and they were seeing things in the way this army w

. >> next on the civil war, civil talks about operations in the shenandoah valley between july and august 1860 four. after a confederate advance on washington d.c. under major general jubal early, union and confederate forces engaged in skirmishes. the mosby area heritage association hosted the event. >> onto the last talk of the evening. patchan. a lifelong student of military history, a graduate of james madison university in the shenandoah valley. he is not a stranger to this conference. i can renumber introducing him as an up-and-coming young historian in 2004 when he was on our history panel and we studied the 1864 valley campaign that year. he returned to us in 2007 when we studied the second manassas campaign and again in 2009 when we studied the 1862 valley campaign. for a2, he was with us look at the 1863 battle of chancellorsville, and in 2013 when we studied the prelude to gettysburg, the army's move north. scott has written numerous articles and books. forgotten fury, the battle of 6.edmont, in 199 1864ndoah summer, the valley campaign, published by the university of north car

the valley anymore, man. you better figure something out. so for abraham lincoln and grant this becomes a good opportunity so grant believes as does lincoln that hey, if we can separate whatever force this is away from lee, let's destroy this force before he crosses the potomac river. so they see this as an opportunity in washington, d.c. if you ask general howlick it becomes a crisis. and he'll head towards frederick maryland and the federal high command at last, he realizes there's a major threat to washington and baltimore at this point so what's going to happen? you'll appreciate my graphics here. so let's send up howel. the federal army's got the interior alliance and they've got navy and transport ships and they'll send up veterans. their first troops that will be coming up will be the third division of the 6th corps under james rickets and wait for it, my friends -- boom! all right? so he's sent all of the way up chesapeake and he's going to arri arrive in baltimore, and from there they'll use rail tra

trains and the elder valley. a blend of history and nature are way past injuries here when the sun is rising and the sandstone is being the top it's really special to ride through this narrow valley through. this is that there are lovely landscapes here and the tunnels still have neo gothic arches dating back to when they were 1st built out wagners in. your somebody else or them on the railway routes are very romantic and they wind their way through long dalliance and you get these gorgeous views of nature especially they're one of a car and you know. i'm sick i think. we began our trip to bohemia in the main railway station of dresden in eastern germany. up until the end of the 1900 centuries the station was called the michel bahnhof or bohemian station and the line was the saxon bohemian state railway. today the electrified mainline between dresden and it seemed put moakley in the czech republic is called the elder valley railway. industrialization and burgeoning tourism saw the amount of traffic increase so rap

for reasons palestinians say there cannot be a palestinian state without the jordan valley. and the palestinian village of people are waiting to hear what the trump plan actually entail it's the leadership in ramallah of us not consulted because it has cut diplomatic relations with the trump ministration where the ticket. he doesn't have the right he owns his own country that he can give to israel to britain de france to germany but he doesn't have the right to just hand out land that isn't his it's not the property of his father that he can just hand out. skepticism also prevents among palestinians in east jerusalem the part of the city palestinians would like to see as their capital in a future state in 2017 trump recognized a ruthless as the capital of israel many palestinians have no hope that his plan will take their interests into account myself and not this deal brings fear it's a humiliation because since 948 we've tried to establish our presence but we're just humiliated and we don't have any say in any decision making. to have the support of this deal of the century

tomorrow morning, there is the central valley fog. that is the side of the valley on 99. that is the morning, here's the afternoon. the fog goes away and skies were clear. tuesday morning, a few clouds show up and here is tuesday afternoon with clouds increased and tuesday afternoon, this guy is comes up. wednesday morning might be a bit wet. but it looks like an overnight event on tuesday into early wednesday morning. we clear out on thursday. friday, we get another drive-by st at this point, not anticipating anything of major concern. it will be just low bridge stuff. we will see you tomorrow with the quiz. >>> ignite for hollywood as the stars turn out for the 77th golden globes and beverly hills. here is a look at the big winners tonight. once upon a time in hollywood cup winds in two categories. at brad pitt for supporting actor and best motion picture for a musical or comedy. best supporting actor went to lauren dern for marriage story. best actor went to joaquin phoenix for joker. renee zellweger picked up me when for the best actress in the drama category for the j

middle east peace plan israel is hoping that trump will give it the green light to annex the jordan river valley a move sure to spark conflict with the palestinians and. backyard. gloves on may have a new government but the protesters who've brought down the old one haven't gone away we will find out what it is that they want now. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program it may be the 1st person to person infection of coronavirus outside of asia and it is here in germany officials say that a man contracted the virus from a chinese colleague at a conference of their confirmed cases of the viral outbreak in europe have so far involved patients who have recently been to china here's why. this is where the 1st person in germany confirmed both corona virus was infected it was at a company training event here in the southern state of bavaria a week ago a chinese colleague attended it but after her return to shanghai she tested positive for the virus. according to local health authorities a german colleague then started showing flu like symptoms at the weekend. to. test was carried and yesterday evening t

israel has announced its beefing up forces in the jordan valley part of the occupied west bank ahead of the unveiling of u.s. president trump's middle east peace plan israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington along with opposition leader benny gantz where they've been read meeting with a president trump and together they are expected to present to his long awaited peace plan in a few hours time. while details of trump's proposal remain secret there's been speculation that it could give israel the go ahead to annex the jordan valley a move that analysts say is sure to fan the conflict with the palestinians. the jordan valley in the occupied west bank the area running along the jordan river bordering jordan is to teach equally important for both israelis and palestinians the fertile areas home to israeli settlements palestinian villages and many farms. at this israeli pepper from your version is waiting to hear more about president trump's way forward. we don't need anyone to lay out a peace plan having said that we trust president trump and prime minister netanyahu th

it looks pretty good driving up to the west valley. at 5:09. let's bring steve in here with today's weather. >> we'll get to it here. we'll look ahead to saturday. it's a little tricky forecast because some of the forecast models do have a little bit of light rain in the morning. but a couple others do not. we'll go with the mostly cloudy, breezy and cool. it will be a northwest wind. so i would plan on that before anything else. cold morning this morning and then sun and clouds overnight rain. not much. a better system or a wetter system i should say on thursday and then cooling down here mostly mid 50s to upper 50s for the next few days and then probably just mid 50s by the end of the week here. that system moving in here to the pacific northwest. it will weaken rapidly. there will be a couple 1/100". i think will cover this. 20s, 30s on the temps. vacaville's 31. lake port's 28. 32 in novato. 30s. even 37 in fremont. 36 in redwood city over to san lean dro. pope valley at 27. we'll focus on that santa rosa. because they have a little north br

we knew about building terraces the soil on the slopes just used to get washed into the valley. there was no point in using the newer fertilizer. but now whatever we use stays where it's meant to be so the crops on the terraces are growing faster and we have better harvest. green village it's one of many so-called green villages in rwanda that are helping to promote sustainable development the houses here are designated for victims of the floods each family is given a plot of land to found. i've planted potatoes beans and corn on my land. i've also specialized in leafy vegetables. there especially good for the children to ensure they get a balanced diet plus chard and spinach sell for a particularly good price. the profit. selling his fruits and vegetables has allowed him to build up a flock of sheep again. he now has a few chickens to. back in members of the farmers' co-operative are hard at work. anyone capable of holding a shovel is out in the fields doing that bit the hope is that if enough mud can be moved out of the way the water will drain off. the women dig out the big st

the plan is to link up tranquil pistola valley and its glaciers with neighboring boats the glacier 2 2 2 2 2. it's a huge construction project estimated to cost some $130000000.00 euros. 2 2 2 proponents say it will create europe's largest glacier skiing region. but critics say these plans will have serious consequences they point to and the valley one of austria's premier skiing destinations drawing visitors year round. modern ski lifts transport droves of tourists up the mountain. a local tourist industry has been set on growth. and today a sleepy little mountain village has become a booming tourist hot spot. the customers want this and that's what counts our industry benefits austria's valleys i think this project will be hugely important to the next generation. advocates of the mega project say it would boost tourism especially in pitts valley so far the ski slopes are busy and ski lifts could use investment. but within just a few weeks more than 150000 people signed a petition opposing the project to the surprise of many locals. the next ideas family for example rely on ski tour

it's the central valley. which is usually ignored because it's heavily republicn. >> turnout is getting higher among latinos and i think the sanders campaign knows that. >> turnout, you need enthusiasm for turnout. >> u do. >> you spoke with the younger people and the people working in the central value. what is it about bernie sanders that they're enthusiastic about? >> you would think they might see an old white man and might not want to vote for them. and they're drawn to his messaging, policies, they like his health care policies. they like his, you know, affordable college policies. those are the issues. we can dig into this for a very long time and this is what this piece explores. it's on abc7news.com. we're digging into the political race. we have another one coming out next week that we worked on together about bloomberg and his strategy. >> the billionaire. >> yeah. >> we've got everything in this race and they're all chasing to catch california. >> totally. >> we have women, billionaires, we've got

the airplane in the valley and laland. terrain, the monasteries, the hills, the valley. reporter: the pilot tells us that it takes time to learn to navigate the terrain. the pilots orientate themselves using buildings, monasteries, and the landscape in general. a little luck never hurts when flying into bhutan. every landing is different, but these professionals know what they are doing. >> obviously all those blessings are going and helping the nation. the people are happy, the people are blessed. that's the way i think it should be. reporter: bhutan is different. it's the only country in the world where welfare is measured not in terms of gross domestic product, but by gross national happiness. anyone who wants to find out more about this should be ready to wear traditional dress. and that's how we got into the government quarter in the capital. the former monastery and fortress is now government headquarters. we were advised to bring a gift for our host, a bottle of whiskey properly wrapped. perhaps that's another path t

as i said, the hayes valley neighborhood association. ank you very much for everything that you do. you have made this an amazing neighborhood because people a lot of times think it is the city. it is the community and the community activists that make the neighborhood amazing. i want to say thank you very much. the merchants association. right now i want to bring up someone, lloyd silversteen from the hayes valley merchants association to say a few words how he feels about this space. where is lloyd? thank you very much everyone. [applause] >> thanks everybody for coming this morning on an overcast day. i want to say a few thank u.s. i am the new kid in the block. i moved from union square where i had a four generation business and i am thrilled to be here. i want to thank the mayor and supervisor brown and s.f.m.t.a. and gail baugh for dragging me in, kidnapping ne, a labor of love and it makes these things move forward. i wanted to speak from personal experience. when is this happened i thought it would have a negative affect on the bu

the jordan valley in the occupied west bank the area running along the jordan river bordering jordan is to teach equally important for both israelis and palestinians the fertile areas home to israeli settlements palestinian villages and many farms. at this israeli pepper farm you version is waiting to hear more about president trump's way forward. lots of things that we don't need anyone to lay out a peace plan having said that we trust president trump and prime minister netanyahu that they will strike a good deal. expectations are particularly high among israeli officials that the term plan could lead to the annexation of the jordan valley area that means it would officially become part of the state of israel as prime minister binyamin netanyahu promised during the last election campaign. i think it's a historic and dramatic moment for the state of israel. the adoption of israeli law in the jordan valley and the dead sea will give security personal security to the residents of the coastal plain and the people of israel. for decades israeli politicians have demanded that the jordan v

cloudy into the afternoon, easterly breeze will keep the fog and low cloud deck in the valley in the clouds above from burning off. so it is really cold there, upper 40s for some and visibility is okay unless you get out more towards the valley. but the east wind by the coast, and even down further, around 60 but if you're in the fog around fairfield, concord and livermore and parts of napa it is tough to get out of. 40s on the thames and low or mid to upper. fairfield is 40 and livermore is 41, san anselmo is 42. some of that fog is just tough to burn off. it is an offshore component and this time it is really cold for some and mild for others. a lot of cloud cover and we did have that again yesterday, need that with areas of fog, assist in coming for tomorrow will spread light rain and it looks like tuesday morning into tuesday afternoon, upper 40s to the east, maybe to the north, upper 50s to near 60 on the coast into the south it is a tough dividing line on his stays in a fog and who gets through it. body would rain to say in a break wednesday through friday and a system saturday

the famine of 1984 struck the people of this valley very hard. many migrated, many died. now the people arere returning. the village chairman, gabre giday, remembers well how life used to be. >> [speaking in foreign language] ten years ago i'd say,y, even five years ago, i'll tell you what the situation was: it was absolutely terrrrible. thehe sun, the drought, the w w, it was all dry like the desert. there was a a refugee program fr our village, so we e had a choi, leave the valley or do something. >> with government support, they applied the same principips asas the chchinese: setting land aside for natural vegetation to return. in the ravines, they built small dams which are now fed by underground springs. andd like professor legesse's sstream, raiain that fell weeks ago nonow slowly seeps throuough the subsoil, replenishing the supply of water. >> [speaking in foreign language] the eroded land has become fertile,, it's changed f for the better. in the drdrought, our fruit trees dried up. now they are coming back, and we're growing even more varieties. these are thehe r

it looks good to the west valley. ng with the metering lights coming on 20-25 minutes ago and when you get to the span, it looks okay. a little bit of wetness overnight. tomorrow morning, a better system. boston, things have changed. atlanta, 61 and the daffodils are blooming. lot of rain and the pattern has changed big time in the northeast. for us, little bit of rain and the most was at mount st. helena with one third of an inch in oakland hills, .119 and ben lomond, .01 inches. the best system will be on thursday with two inches possible in the russian river and marin county and we need the rain. we are getting some systems that give a couple of the hundreds but we are running at a deficit and nobody is at 100% and oakland, below 50 and we can get some late tonight and tomorrow with that system coming down but still, one quarter mile visibility in santa rosa and then everything looks okay with low clouds and the system is tracking more to the west with the over the water trajectory. sanford expecting 39 on the penin

the trick is to go somewhere other people aren't going. central valley up to redding, down the spine of the state, which is usually ignored by democrats because it's heavily republican. >> we are seeing in the past few elections turnout is getting higher among latinos and i think the sanders campaign knows that. >> turnout. you need enthusiasm for turnout. now, you spoke with the younger people and people working in the central valley. what is it in the central valley they are enthusiastic about you it. >> you might think they say an old man and not want to vote for him. we asked young people the question. they are drawn to his messaging, his poll is s. they like his health care policies. they like his, you know, affordable college policies. those are the issues. obviously we could dig into this for a very lopping time. this is what the piece explores. we hope you watch it on abc7news.com. we're doing pieces digging into the political race. we have one you and i worked on together, bloomberg and his strategy. >> former mayor of new york, the billionaire?

we had a lot of the valley fog this morning. really showed up in the central valley. a ton of fog. the same kind of deal. the ground is wet , the wind is calm and the night is cool. if you look at cloud cover you see all these clouds streaming in peerk this activity, all of this will filter and tomorrow. not in the form of rain , it's is going to be a cloudy day. it'll be a much different day tomorrow with the sunshine in the mid 60s. tomorrow is upper 50s with the cloud cover picked the fog tomorrow morning will be in the central valley for sure. and some of the bay valley as well as we look at current temperatures you see 61 degrees in concord and brentwood was 57 degrees. alive shot at san francisco. a beautiful night. great air-quality. you may notice that the days are getting longer. there's a little bit of twilight out there which is nice. a lot of fog out there this morning. and it could be nasty in the early morning hours as it builds and around the bay. it could cause problems for the varies. big issues in the maritime world with this valley fog. just be ready for tomorrow

at that fog and then you're seeing some dense fog 2 out of the delta and eventually out to the central valley, some to lee fog having formed overnight out there now as we work our way into the afternoon much less that fog and your gun actually have some clear skies and we did yesterday when overall we had partly cloudy conditions for your new year's day today for the second day of the new year we're going to see the return of some mostly sunny skies after these low clouds began to clear out into the afternoon. temperatures right now in the 40's and 50's not all that bad of a morning it is definitely chilly enough to bundle up you want to stay cozy, but of minimal 30's napa and fairfield to her spots in the 30's most other areas are hanging out a little warmer in the 40's and 50's we do have novato 5 degrees warmer than yesterday, san jose up 8 degrees while oakland's nap and fairfield a touch cooler than where we were at yesterday at the same time so from these 40's and 50's to the 50's and 60's we go later today will be a comfortably cool one mostly sunny as i mentioned l little warmer than

the big valley, berkeley ranch, about a quarter mile visibility. arquinez strait, martinez, east of hercules, that is what is bringing back that fog. we do have morning sunshine on the menu but then we will start to see some clouds rolling in. a very weak system arrives late tonight. it is called this morning. a lot of low and mid 30s. 29 degrees out in cordelia, morgan hill, just can't get down to freezing, did you get to 32 dew point ? >> 32 nine santa clara, santa cruz, that system will arrive with increasing clouds later this afternoon tonight. thursday is the day for another system. they'll be stronger. i think we'll get a 10th of an inch. thursday morning should be done one at 2:00 thursday afternoon. if you work outside you might have to alter your plans. tomorrow, high 50s for the most part, today and thursday we have a cool northwest breeze taken us into friday and saturday . >>> uber now teaming up with hon day to bring you the first flying car , coming up in the next hour, the companies want to hit the skies of major cities. plus drivers

talking about 60s out there in the inland valleys. if you're into the east bay this afternoon, 61 around dublin and san ramon checking out upper 50s on the peninsula. belmont, san carlos, starting out in the low 50s with fog. 60 at 3:00 this afternoon, san mateo, north bay. lots of fog, wet pavement. 40s for sebastopol. and santa rosa about 60 degrees. in the valleys, upper 40s. in concord about 60. i think we got better news, right, jobina? >> a little bit better. the issue in livermore, 580 eastbound has reopened, but the airway off-ramp is still closed now. police are on the scene. we're working to get more information on what happened here. police are still in the area. be aware of that if that's a part of your commute. westbound 80 before appian way. several cars involved in the crash. they've been moved off to the shoulder but debris is everywhere. the chp is working on getting that cleared up. it sounds like people were running into debris from the initial crash. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are knot o

i am a resident of the valley. i have two storefronts and i just happen to be the replacement for bob as the president. it's definitely some big shoes to fill. i remember the first day i moved into one of my shops and unpacked a whole bunch of things and put all my cardboard boxes outside on the side of the building. someone named deb called me up and said, what are you doing? i thought, oh, my god, who is she? we soon became very good friends , being two midwest girls and liking to see things clean and green, but as a president of the merchants, i also can appreciate the need for people that have stores there who can't afford these services, that those services are provided to them and help them to be able to sell and keep the corridor clean and attractive. i appreciate all that she does. as a homeowner who is two doors down from 24th street, i can appreciate when my friends are complaining about where they live that i live somewhere that is clean and beautiful. i hope you will support is today and renewing this in

cool air from the central valley heading in today, yesterday. that's what kept the atmosphere kind of cool, foggy by the delta. live, 48, upper 40s across the bay in oakland but 39 in san jose. we're going to keep high clouds streaming in today. milder days are ahead, just a little rain to talk about. that's coming up next. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead on abc 7 mornings. >> i surf a lot. i can't be afraid of sharks. i can't really be afraid of avalanches. >> skiers return to the slopes. what they are saying after the deadly avalanche in the sierra. >>> serious issues about the election, chasing california. this morning we take a doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> welcome back. now to the race for the white house. this past week abc 7 launched a new series of reports, chasing california, which explores issues and strategy leading up to the presidential primary on super tuesday in march. in my first

five kilometres on the other side of the valley there is the beginning of the eurasian tectonic plateween these two plates, which move apart at 2.5 centimetres a year. when it formed, glacial meltwater filled the gap. water that's just two degrees above freezing. it's quite difficult, walking down the stairs. i can feel the water squeezing in my suit. yeah, so just come towards me, just lean forward. and let the fins go up in the back. yes, perfect, like that. and you just fly. do you feel all right? now we can start to go, then. oh, my god. this water is cold! my face is so numb! it's only been, like, ten seconds. all right, guys. everyone, it's ok, guys. thumbs up! there we go. amazingly, it takes up to 100 years for the water to filter from the nearby glacier and on through volcanic rock to arrive here. here, the underwater visibility can be as much as 100 metres. so far, so good. my body is completely numb to the cold water. so now all that is left to do is just enjoy the view. it's so clear down here. it's amazing. well, that's all we've got time for this week. from me and the re

in the tri-valley, you have dense fog. for the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine. 60 in oakland and fremont is 62. topping out at 61 for concorde as well as livermore. we will talk about what you can expect through the weekend and with our chance for showers. we will show you futurecast coming up. >>> good morning. we are seeing a bit of fog this morning through livermore valley. >> everything is in the green but we have an accident reported near the 502 connector. delays because of that. the right lane is blocked at grant. it might be a little bit slow as you get off of 205. limited visibility. we have fog in that area. the rest of the bay area is quite. here is and overbay view. no delays on 880. traffic is quiet. a couple of cars on the bay bridge. >>> we have breaking news going on right now in san jose. an apartment complex there -- this came in as a report of a fire on lareau's a circle. crime scene investigators came in and roped this area off. they evacuated the apartment complex. there are reports that someone may have

showing us the fog from the central valley. it is dense fog in the central valley trying to work its way past the delta. not making progress. current numbers, mid upper 40s. 44, fremont. 43, san rafael. santa rosa, 42. the warm spot is san francisco. 52 degrees. looking at daytime highs today, pretty much right on the mark for average. starting out in the south bay. low to mid-60s today. it will be a nice afternoon. it will be cloudy but it will be in the low to mid-60s for most of the south bay. as we go further inland, temperatures in the upper 50s. low 60s toward places like dublin and walnut creek. upper 50s today for the northbay. 56, stinson beach. the far northbay, temperatures in the low 60s as you get well north into sonoma county. here is today. here are the clouds. from the timestamp says 9:00 this morning. plenty of clouds today. breaks into the later afternoon. this next band of rain here shows up early saturday. then there is a little more rain out here which might try to get in here overnight saturday and sunday.

now we are starting out with some fog in the north bay, the tri-valley. and for most of us it is starting out clear but look at where we have reduced visibility. down to about a quarter of a mile in the tri-valley. a half a mile in napa. and then as we check out that view in dublin, well, there isn't much of a view. but it is clearing out. a very nice day ahead as we head into the upper 50s and low 60s across the bay area. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. it looks standardoll aza. >> that shot of dublin, the low clouds are not hampering our view. over here the back-up that formed about the regular time but looking at lighter flow of traffic into san francisco. we'll talk about that and i want to show you the rest of the contra costa county only slowing for highway east shore freeway and that is a gh hayward and there may be an incident near the dumbarton bridge and we'll check with the chp and as soon as they get on the scene we'll get more details. the low clouds and fog that kari showed us. and we're focusing on san francisco. this major stretch o

so it is the central valley. use it is highly republican. >> we've seen the turnout is getting higher among the latinos and sanders knows that. >> it's turnout. what entity bernie sanders that they're enthusiastic about? >> you would think latino voters might see an old white man and not want to vote for him. they're drawn to his messages and his policies. they like his health care policies, they like his affordable college policies. so those are the issues. we can dig in for a very long time. we hope you watch it. we're doing these long pieces digging in to the political race. we have another one coming but that bloomberg and his strategy. >> the billionaire. >> they're all chasing to catch california. we've got women. we've got billionaires. we've got biden. the other candidates are throughout waiting to see what happens and they might be coming back into the race. don't count it out. >> california really matters this time. that's why we have the series. you can watch chasing california in its entirety on abc7ne