yosemite falls into the valley. so he's over the falls. 5000 feet into the valley. there were no guardrails at this time. yeah, yeah, yeah. and there's a picture of it in the book if you know when, get to it. wishing to be part of this god work is nearly as possible. muir took off his shoes and stockings and his feet and hands against the slick granite worked his way down until head was near. the booming, rushing energy rising stream, noticing that it leveled before its dive, he hoped he could lean out over the edge and see down into the falling water and through it to the bottom. but when he reached the edge, he discovered it to be false another steeper ledge lay below it appeared too steep to allow him to reach the brink. however, he could not convince himself to abandon the effort. he could see the cliffs fully. now spot a narrow rim just wide enough to hold his heels, studying the polished surface of, the river wall, he noticed a seam on the steep rock face a fault that might provide him the needed finger holes to reach the cliffs edge his nerves tingled as he co

the lowest points of the great rest valley is here in the jordan valley. home to the world's oldest city, jericho established over 10000 years ago. the farmers and shepherds have worked on this land for thousands of years in more recent times, israel's continued occupation of the palestinian west spring since 1967 threatens the existence of the people of this region. israel restricts palestinian development through the use of military orders, which often means destruction of property. i'm livelihoods. it's also encourage the spread of settlements across the occupied westbank. considered illegal under international law for over 5 decades. this is the story of palestinians clinging to their right to live on and cultivate the land that they have inhabited for centuries. it's the story of the last shepherds of the jordan valley. select tonight. did the men in such come know, so i don't, right. you see more yeah. let them are that heavy, the minute step in this how it fits in fact that the auto body and i was kind of go cuz i yeah to buy never got. i'm glad to g

that is , something passed from above, a huge flying object in the sky above the valley of death. it be related to the very boilers that our film crew is so interested in, it turns out, yes, the legends of local peoples say that man appeared on earth thanks to aliens, there is a separate cycle that says that man is not at all products of evolution. maybe an alien from outer space. we have such mythological creatures here. this is the shaman's assistant shaman's bird, and according to some mythological legends, it was what brought the first people. impossible iron gram-like silver bird, scientists, of course, try not to make loud statements, relying on legends and traditions . however, conclusions often suggest themselves. if you try to find some analogies, then more. it seems. this legend is specifically mythological that a person came to claim the opposite by and large shamans living in japan the keepers of the ancient traditions of their people are sure that there are three worlds the world where we live with you the world where our souls go after death and the world. where did

everyone visit the valley of volcanoes and the valley of death a place where on the peninsula has preservedaces of an ancient civilization many thousands of years ago, long before the egyptians. they erected their pyramid here, but the worst thing is the death of modern people , a new investigation in the mysterious russia program is waiting for you right now. 15 years ago , his loss does not pass a year, and the horror of that day still does not allow this woman to sleep peacefully and the pain. after all, once here , her whole life collapsed overnight. it happened on february 4th, 1994. i'm lying, i stopped by the police, what i say, i'm afraid to go , they said that gennady had died. why did we come what the policemen saw on the farm. and this is a poor woman. it just didn't make sense. it was a real shock to the fermetad of dead animals. all of them were lying in their stands and cages, from any visible damage it was clear that death caught suddenly. but the worst thing is that the late husband of this woman later told olga that the capsules happened. uh, you circumcised the cow and alo

the ferghana valley is very refreshing . es such as kakand margelan rishtan are also called the cradle of ancient civilizations. rishtan is not only a historical, but also an aesthetic heritage of all mankind. each city has its own specialization margelan, the capital. margelan became famous all over the world for his flowing patterns along the great silk road, they were delivered to baghdad egypt greece today geography is many times wider technology strictly is saved. for more than a thousand years, as usual in real masters, it has been carefully passed down from generation to generation so that the thread does not break. margilan has been given the status of the world city of silk and ikat craftsmen. and here is the result of such painstaking work, the eyes run wide, there is everything for every taste and budget. here is such a bright and amazing asia, and this is just the first acquaintance with the ferghana valley, one program is not enough for sure. yes, and whether a lifetime is enough is also a big question, but it's

the tri-valley, strong onshore winds. 60s around san rafael. ncisco didn't warm up, the clouds never left. 56 in san francisco, tomorrow closer to 60 for the high. 50s and 60s bay side. and low clouds oakland and hayward throughout the often. 70s around concord and fairfield. the strong wind onshore will bring on low clouds and climb the coastal hilltops. that will be good enough for a little bit of drizzle for the morning. see a lot of cloud cover towards the coast. sunday morning forecast, spotty drizzle possible. mostly cloudy skies for the inland valleys, into the afternoon, passing high clouds clearing inland and a slightly warmer day expected for sunday. morning starts off in the 50s. cloudy skies, 60s close to san francisco. san jose, upper 70s, closer to 80 in the inland valleys, inland east bay. then monday, a one-day comeback. just like that, tuesday, the temperatures cool down back into the 70s inland and a little blustery, too, winds picking up middle of the week as we transition to a cooler forecast. low pressure dropping down the c

the only land route between tashkent and the ferghana valley passes through it. also called the pearl of uzbekistan. the valley is famous for its fertile lands, hardworking dekhkans and unique crafts. we invite you on an exciting journey to get to know closer with this, unlike and little-known uzbeks, but of course, we will not forget her about the most significant events of the week , we will tell all the latest news. up to 15,000 cars pass through the pass every day from autumn to mid-spring. here , the high avalanche danger landscapes are preserved. for a period they are impressive from the height difference, laying their ears, and this beauty is breathtaking. we entered the tunnel, so it became so dark, in general , it must be said that in recent years , serious work has been carried out here on the pass in order to secure traffic from lavigne lays his ears again. now we're going down the pass, we really don't want to say goodbye. he disposes to stay here longer to think about the eternal . adventures are waiting for us. so we continue on our way. immediately

going inland to the tri-valley where the number is 78 degrees in dublin, that dropped for the tri-valley is a 14-degree change but look at concord. you are right now 21 degrees cooler than you were yesterday and even though it's not as dramatic when you get into the heart of the bay, everybody did this. tomorrow pretty much staying right here. monday is just like this. and in fact just a quick look ahead to monday's daytime highs. these are pretty much a repeat of what sunday was. and then tuesday we crank it back up again. there's going to be some 90s that show up for the warmer inland east bay valleys. we'll pick out the complete first alert forecast and how that won't last either. i'll show you in a couple of minutes. >>> just about perfect outside today for our mother's day. and for the first time in years, we're heading into the warmer weather with plenty of water in our lakes and reservoirs. len ramirez checks in from the reservoir in the south bay. >> reporter: boating season returned in a big way here at vosona county park and the timing today was about perfect with plenty of wat

so now the jordan valley is green. eric: david's family grows herbs, dates, flowers, and vegetables for israel and export. his workers are primarily palestinian. david: the route 90 was empty. now every palestinian have a new car, sometimes two cars. they don't get it by working in the palestinian authority. they get it because they are working with us, because they get a good salary, because they have the opportunity to buy the cars, the opportunity to build the new houses. eric: the small number of jewish settlers here live in fenced communities, guarded by the israeli military. some believe god gave them this land. david elhayani lives in this hilltop settlement above a palestinian village. david: shalom, ima. david: i came here to the jordan valley to argaman community. since 1983, i'm a farmer. i have three children, so all of them are married, and this is their children. they have five, and now we hope that we have more. eric: the small settlement is green and quiet. there are irrigated lawns and a swimming pool a

the fog will spread into the inland valleys. it is a fairly shallow marine layer which means it will not take too long for that layer to dissipate. but the fog accepted the coast by late morning at the latest and even along the coast you should see at least 90 minutes or so the fog letting the sun peeking through. a slow warm-up along the bay and around the coast. a faster warm-up inland where it will warm up more quickly. temperatures by noon into the 70s across the board. the warmest spots tomorrow afternoon are getting close to 90 degrees. most in the temperatures will be in the upper 70s and low to mid 80s. low 70s to 60s along the bay and coast. pretty good dog walking weather for the first part of the day. look at that sweet face smiling in her sleep probably dreaming of all the outside time she can get in tomorrow morning. then she can nap in the sunbeam are generally relaxed even after temperatures in her neck of the woods reach up to the mid-80s. thank you lauren and peter for sharing moxie with us. temperatures are fair

. >>> a former apple employee has been indicted for allegedly stealing trade secrets from the silicon valley tech giant. investigators say weibao wang was working on self driving cars when he accepted a company based in china. he did not tell anyone about the new job for four months. he access large amounts of data and bought a one-way ticket to china the same night they launch an investigation into his house. >> this was the source code for apples entire autonomous systems project as it existed around the time that wang left apple. investigators also found many files coenale s. w, ngleft applein 2018. if convicted, he faces up to 60 years in prison. >>> look at that and not being swarmed by angry bees. it happened in a neighborhood in see no. you can see him trying to swat the bees before losing balance and then falling down in another attack. firefighters told everyone to stay inside and close the windows and doors while a bug removal crew sprayed that hive. >> it was like a cloud of hundreds of bees over there. i said, oh, boy. that is right. right away, i put my gear on. they are as mad

well into the 80s in the santa clara valley. temperatures in the mid to upper 80s for most inland part of the east bay. 90 degrees for the hot spots in fairfield and brentwood. around the bay, a few degrees above normal, mid-70s for oakland and the east bay. mostly low 80s for the north bay until you go farther north. north of santa rosa a better chance of the upper 80s. the hot spot should fall just short of 90 degrees. temperatures will return to almost exactly average by tony thurmond and friday, for pretty much the entire bay area. sit a subtle warm-up by sunday and monday of next week. maybe more noticeable inland, especially in the santa clara valley. no big changes along the coast. you're going to have a hard time shaking the fog, except maybe friday. that's the one day you have a better chance for coastal part of the bay to see more sunshine. >>> what's ahead at 6:00, we switch over to juliette goodrich. >> thank you, coming up, new reaction and legal analysis to the release of surveillance video in the deadly walgreens s

the republic of khakassia located in the southern part of eastern siberia in the valley of the middle yenisei, it occupies either the gentle half of the minusinsk basin from moscow to the center of the republic. in the meantime, she is on the railroad. about 4.400 km. the travel time will be three days, the flight by plane will take 4.5 hours, but for now, by modern standards, it is a small city with a population of about 200,000 people. it is one of the greenest cities in russia, parks and squares occupy almost a third of the territory. there are several theaters in the city on the cathedral square is the most a beautiful orthodox church in the city of the cathedral of the transfiguration of the savior, a journey through khakassia allows you to look into the complete mystery of the history of the peoples who inhabited these lands. the khakass valleys store thousands of archaeological monuments left by the ancient population of the minusinsk basin.

i think in some of the interior valleys tomorrow you get to the tri valley pleasanton livermore. ng well in the 80's by tomorrow afternoon about 89 degrees in walnut creek. 89 in brentwood, 75 degrees in san leandro. 75 in berkeley and 77 degrees in oakland in the north bay. going to be hot spots about 93 in vacaville, maybe of 90 in pittsburgh. so we're going to be looking forward to that sea breeze kicking in latter half of the day. 60's along the coastline in the north bay. otherwise looks like some nice weather ahead. the pattern of the chain much on wednesday. cooler air begins to move in on thursday and friday. and then a little more cooling as we get the weekend at all. these temperatures above average for the week ahead. >> son police pursuit in south los angeles since in a fiery head-on crash caused the car to explode into flames and sent 3 people to the hospital. police say they were chasing a suspect in a stolen vehicle when the driver lost control and crashed into oncoming traffic. reporter sandra mitchell has more on the moments leading up to the crash and the afterma

what does the valley of fertility mean? the southern half of the island for 40 years and left behind a lot of military buildings and roads. today, japanese foreign cars run along these roads. each era of the generation of its heroes in childhood, i had ghostbusters and spiderman and musketeers, but when i moved to moscow, i realized that my hero vladimir gilyarovsky was about him. me and i want to tell you let's go through the places of uncle-gel. vladimir gilyarovsky arrived in moscow in 1881 at the age of 25 and soon found a calling, he became a reporter, moved to moscow, i also tried many professions, but by this age, gilyarovsky managed to work as a barge hauler on the volga, a gymnast in a circus, a crochet hook in the port and a stopper to serve in russian-turkish war. i want you to have a good idea. what our hero looked like on gogol's monuments as a sculptor. andrey - portrayed gilyarovsky in the image of taras bulba he really was a real hero and easily broke silver rubles with his fingers and tore apart horseshoes.

the valley floor will reach into the mid t low 80s. whether snow is it wil not be that warm but it will certainly be warm enough with plenty of sunshine for the melting to continue. calm weather is going to continue fo the bay area as well. there is just a hill of air in the atmosphere that will shift further east, allowing the onshore breeze to kick in beginning tomorrow but it is no going to send this back to near average temperatures for everybody until we hit thursday friday and saturday. that is when the pollen count will client and the onshore breeze will bring cooler air but also disperse plenty of pollen, especially mulberry, oak and grass pollen. here is the fog rolling in surrounding the buildings downtown where the temperature is already down to 53. it will not drop much further. still holding onto 60 degrees in san jose and concord the fog will be widespread to start the day tomorrow but it i a more compact marine layer, so even though visibility is aroun one mile, the visibility is going to improve pretty quickly the fog b

>> it is generally the lower half of the central valley. e san joaquin valley to the basin, and where the kern river comes down from the mountains into the bakersfield area. that whole area is facing some degree of flood concern. number one place people have been looking at is this basin which, i think, if anybody has been paying attention to the weather or the california water, you have heard of to erie lake. this is an ancient lake that we drained in the late 19th and early centuries. there is nowhere for the water coming down from the mountains to go. i mean, there are some reservoirs. they are not big enough to contain the flood that will be coming down from the mountains based on the factors that jerry was mentioning. so the water is gathering. it is in thlake basin around the town of corcoran and neighboring communities. >> and you went there recent to see the lake that has reappeared. you saw it with your own eyes. what was it like? >> well, you know, this is an historic event. right? this hasn't happened for 40 years. there has been

>> it was warm in the valleys yesterday but not so much the coast and parts of the inner bay. this is why we've seen the coastal area staying cool. you can't even see driving across the golden gate bridge. that's going to linger for a while today as we take a look at what to expect, temperatures in the low 50s right now. it's going to be slow to come out of those 50s. at 1:00 we're starting to see a little bit more sun peeking out, but it will only reach 64 degrees. for san jose, expect a high of 80 degrees and some low 80s for concord. overall, comfortably warm, even for the inland areas as temperatures come down a few more degrees. >>> mike, how is the wednesday commute shaping up? >> like a wednesday. it's great but we know that means a heavier volume of traffic. south bay getting a break and the next one will kick in in about 20 to 30 minutes. 680 at 84, i'm not exactly sure, but i'm hearing something in that region. we'll double-check on the specific location and if it affects 84 or 680. the bay bridge, the backup builds. richmond, a little more slowing. >>> a toddler is

valley forge. yeah. so that's the question. like what and valid. you know, you just that valuable valley forge is largely it's static or so we think how to answer yes. so there's a general myth or understanding of that. there is. there is. and like all myths, their kernels of truth, of course. how do i interject movement this? then i recalled some work that i'd read by wayne bottle of the valley forge standing at anthony wayne statue by the pennsylvania encampment. how many people have been to valley forge? it's a just described where valley forge is relative to the valley forge about 618 miles north of philadelphia. it's on the schuylkill, it's within easy striking distance of philadelphia. you're george washington, but it's far enough away to be inconvenient if you're a general. sir william, how holding the garrison at philadelphia. it's a compromise as well. it's also an armed encampment and it's something that i introduce or and understand. it is that was the a precursor, sir, to something that we've all encountered in the news. the forward oper

you might wake up to a few patches of fog, even the tri valley by tomorrow morning. reaks up in a hurry, left lots of sunshine, gorgeous day, of course, along the coastline, still seeing that sea breeze. and of course, the fog along the coast. temperature wise numbers break down. as you might expect. you've got 63 degrees in san francisco. 61 in the sunset about 59 tomorrow. and some fog pacifica. 61 in half moon bay inside the bay should be a nice day numbers in the 60's. there. as you work your way down the coastline. how about 70 degrees in amount you 65 in palau to the south bay enjoying lots of 70's tomorrow. a little bit on the hazy side, but it will be a warm afternoon in the south bay. then we're moving up in the 80's. you get a place like livermore about 82 degrees. 81 in dublin, 65 degrees. in fremont 6, 6, a little breezy in the hayward by the afternoon. that's an onshore breeze at 10 to shoot or some of the mountain gaps gets a little windy there in the afternoon. temperatures, though, very comfortable, maybe a little bit above average inland about 82 degr

limit is not only an assault to the folks of west virginia and virginia who have been fighting the mountain valley pipeline for eight long years. amy: as the house prepares to vote on a deal to suspend the debt ceiling, we look at growing outrage over the biden administration's decision to fast track the mountain valley pipeline as part of the deal. we will speak to a west virginia farmer who has spent years fighting the $6.6 billion pipeline. then we look at a major supreme court ruling weakening the clean >> the decision aims to take our country backwards. you will jeopardize the sources of clean drinking water for millions of americans. amy: and then to turkey where president recep tayyip erdogan has won another five years in office, extending his rule into a third decade. plus, uganda's president has signed one of the most draconian anti-lgbtq laws in the world. it makes same-sex relationships punishable by life imprisonment, and in some cases, the death penalty. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. lawmakers in t

we've got low clouds and fog started out in the valleys early on. that started to break up into the afternoon. we're going to see that again overnight tonight. but it's going to compressed somewhat high pressure. it's going to build a little bit by tomorrow afternoon that is going to compress that marine air. that means a little less fog and that means more sunshine. the temperatures probably going to warm up a little bit by tomorrow afternoon numbers breaking out near 90 degrees in the valleys. you're talking about 70's navies around the bay cooler 50's 60's and fog at the coast. thanks. alerts. migrant crossings at the u.s. border with mexico have dropped significantly since thursday's end of the covid era policy. >> known as title 42, the biden administration deployed military troops in was expected to be chaotic at the border. but many homeland security experts say they have border encounters which have drop some 50% since then, asylum seekers are now required to apply online for store. seek protection in countries. they've traveled through earli

the santa clara valley tomorrow will be hot in the east bay. those numbers running up and maybe the mid 90's to about 82 degrees in fremont. 93 in dublin, 94 walnut creek about the 84 hercules 90 in about 85 in napa back toward the coastline. a little bit cooler. but the hottest the next couple of days that will cool things down. more fog, low clouds expected on monday. thank you, lawrence, for your health tonight. state officials are warning people about the potential danger of mosquitoes. >> the office of emergency services released a video today reminding people that this year's historic rainy season left a lot of water all over the place creating breeding grounds for mosquitoes. they say to stay away from standing water and take precautions if you're going into areas and have a lot of bugs. a reminder this weekend, oakland animal services is waiving adoption fees for a special event. the goal is to find 75 big dogs forever homes and save them from being put down. currently the shelter has more than 100 large dogs and that's force some anima

this is stunning but you can see how fast it's moving, all heading to the valley floor. the merced today, water rising in several parts of the park. campgrounds and sections of the valley floor are closed because of the flooding concerns through the weekend. jeff, it's not as warm as it could be, so the snow is not melting as fast as it could, right? >> that's a good point, we've been climbing up there, but this is inevitable, it's happening the next couple of months. and we're looking at thunderstorms that weekend. i'll have the totals in a bit. take it into the weather pattern and what is happening. heat we had earlier is moving east. we have cooler air moving close, and the fog at the coastline, two things that are going to drop our temperatures. tomorrow, fog is widespread across the bay area, starting 7:00 in the morning. what's different is by 11:30, still hanging on to the fog around the bay and at the coast. maybe even fog over the bay and coastline through the afternoon, but a lot of the bay area still getting sunshine. move it into the microclimate forecast to t

this is the scene on the west side of the santa clara valley. looking back out over to places like san jose and mountain view. one of the best views of sunrise this morning. which happened about four minutes before 6:00 a.m. about 5:56. so san jose you are under there on the temperatures 56 degrees for you right now. we wanted to see how widespread this is? most of us are waking up to the gray skies. it's not a major issue with fog although gianna is going to show us issues in like the obvious spots like the golden gate bridge and probably going over the waldo grade and some -- spots along the coast. but there's one other location on here if we remove the clouds and just kind of take a look underneath there. the visibility in santa rosa is down to about a mile. so the north bay valleys have a little bit of the issue with fog on the roads. so the clouds are going to melt back by the time we get to about noon. to just the immediate golden gate bridge and the city and then it's more blue sky than anything else. for just about everybody it's going to

northside drive on the other side of the valley. when the river gets to about 12 1/2 feet at that stage that we measure this at, that means the merced river, look how close it is to the road here, flowing over the road and they have to close it. you can not let people in if you can not drive on the roads. the forecast, they are closing the major campgrounds, the river is going to crest at 10 feet. that is the red lineup. there is a forecast that shows you the flow of the river getting up to the red line at 10 feet. this one, it goes out to may 19th. we will go a little farther than that using one of the forecasts. this one, may 24th. a week and a half the scale over there. slows it is possible and likely that once we get back here from may 20th going through until the 25th, the river is likely going to get up to that 12 1/2 foot level and that is the point that it gets to the road. not an official forecast but it is very likely it happens again. if you have plans to go to yosemite towards the second half of may, on average every year

it is going to be hot in the valleys. 's as you make your way, the east bay going to walnut creek and concord livermore, pleasanton dublin, those areas, those temperatures upper 80's, probably some low 90's on mother's day. >> while you head toward the coastline, you'll find that cool fog and that will keep temperatures well as much as 30 degrees cooler out toward the beaches, generally in the 60's and inside the bay, a mix of 70's and 80's around the bay area. so you've got to pick and choose out there. right things are setting up almost like a summer pattern. now. beautiful on the east bay. then you see the fog creeping along the coastline right now. but just a thin layer. so if you're headed out the door this evening, got a nice evening for a lots of sunshine as you head through the evening hours. and then as the sun sets, the fog begins to move back on shore. but just some patchy stuff along the coastline and inside the bay. thank, you know, it's coming up. a mother has been convicted of killing her 2 children. >> why

the next year. for silicon valley bank that would've meant 2024 would be its first stressed test. >> the point is you didn't test silicon valley bank -- we >> did not apply a stress test silicon valley bank. it was using its own stress test. >> did you have the authority to do? it >> under our existing regulations, no. we would have to change our regulation to have that authority. >> under calm versus amendment to dodd-frank, senator crapo talked about 21. 55, -- isn't it a fact that we gave the federal reserve the authority -- the authority to stress test a bank? under that legislation the authorities could've put a place -- in a different place then was done. >> right. but you did not, didn't you? >> the federal reserve did not do that. >> if you had stress tested -- let me put it this way. if you had stress tested silicon valley bank in 2022, it wouldn't have made any difference, would it? >> i don't know the answer to that question. you didn't test for silicon valley bank's problem. i read your report. your stressed test these 34 banks for fall in gdp, spikes in unemployment, defaults in commerci

so when it rains the, what the flushes the soils down into the valley. if things don't change, the farm affairs is family cool faced, ave. since this is the sole source of income, they will need you to, to look at these bananas slate criteria. and if we used to harvest, banana bunches, weighing over 50 kilos today, sheets. so looking at this one, you can see we have a problem and then a situation midwest by climate change. heavy rain for alternating with extreme dr. periods as rented and task loops. barren, meaning they're no longer suitable for forming. i don't mind, it's difficult to find me in these mountainous areas with such excessive rainfall. it causes land, crops, and fields to be frequently washed away, not to mention the loss of life among local people. no, under these conditions, farmers cannot hope to produce harvests without a sustainable solution to all these problems. and how to, you know, you wouldn't it, this is where the going to can be program comes in. i called to x, but is it farmers to show them how to respond to the changing weather

then by noon, 70s in the inland valleys. san francisco probably low to mid-60s, maybe not that warm, but should be warmer. areas around the tri-valley. moving forward to monday, this looks to be warmest day of the week. san jose to the tri-valley and north bay. mid-70s in oakland and near 90 in fairfield, but it's one-day warm-up. tuesday, dropping back into the 70s and cooling more wednesday. blustery and cooler. this cooling trend will likely follow into next weekend. high pressure strengthens a little bit tomorrow into monday, then the high backs off west, area of low pressure drops down the coast and may enhance the ability of the showers. for the weekend they're over the sierra, but we may see more drifting towards the mountains of lake county, maybe the coastal range south and east of monterey around the central coast. as we wrap up the weekend, cloudy start, sunny finish, trending warmer monday, then the high temperatures don't feel that high the middle part of the week. low 70s for highs. but the benefit of this, bree

to calistoga this morning, the napa valley buying trail coalition gig off the lp.or the fundraiser, which includes walking, hiking, running or riding through the month of may so far, organizers say, more than 20 miles of the vine trail have been completed. so the vine trail is a spectacular trail. you see everything from ducks on the napa river and boaters to an art district in downtown napa. two great vineyard views up here as we head up to yonville. about 27 miles of the trail still needs to be built. when completed, it will start at the valeo ferry terminal and then end in calistoga covid pandemic negatively impacted countless businesses, but one industry seems to be experiencing a boom. people are back to regular life . this is about, you know, getting back onto your commute. taking your kids to school. really like integrating this into back into normal life. i think the owners of new we'll elect excuse me of new electric bike. new wheel electric bike in oakland held one day e bike festival, it was a way to introduce new riders to the technology. 75% of the ele

tonight, the valleys for the most part are going to stay clear. and so, yeah, it looks like we're kind of settled in now to a summer pattern that's going to stick around here over the next few days. maybe all the way to the end of the month as we've got a high pressure overhead out there right now at the sfo, see the clouds begin to move into a debate who otherwise mostly clear. you have some patchy fog in the bay overnight tonight and tomorrow starting out some patchy morning fog back to sunshine as warm weather by tomorrow afternoon and then looks like we're going start to cool things down. i think after tomorrow really start to cooling things down as we head toward next weekend. still, we're looking at 80 degrees right now in san jose. 81 in redwood city. a jump over the cool. 56, though, in pacifica with that fog. 61 in san francisco. 67 in oakland right now. 86 and warm and concord and 88 degrees right now in saint helene, up air quality, looking good for most of the bay area. see lot of green out there. the one place you see yellow is in liv

so still warm in the interior valleys. that kind of gives you hint where we're headed as we look toward tomorrow, stepping outside this evening. we are looking at a couple of patches of fog around the bay area tonight. so that will continue to be along the coastline. some of that just inside the bay to i think the interior valleys are going to stay nice and clear. but overall, the sea breeze, a backing off just a bit. now, as we head toward tomorrow morning, we might see just a little northerly component least parts of the north bay hills. otherwise still see a sea breeze along the means continuing fog up toward the beaches. in fact, this looking very much like a summer-like pattern. you see the fog well, the northern california all the way down the point conception, of course, in the bay area, too. but a big picture, you've actually got an area of low pressure spinning off the coastline. looks impressive. but we'll tell you what that system just cannot make any headway toward the bay area's high pressure. kind of just sits