yet, and what of the great river valleys of america, something went wrong. ♪ ♪ >> and the tennessee valleycenturies later, the descendents of the pioneers were a neglected people. living in a ruined land. for these children, the hope and the promise were dead. for them the only future was quality, ignorance the struggle to scratch a bail from the reluctant soil. ♪ ♪ >> even the older men have forgotten that the valley had once been ripe with promise and hope. morris higgins was one of the many who had given up the fight. what is the use? you fill up the gullies and the first rain washes it away. it is the same with all the land around here. it may have been good land once but it is bad then now. bad land, hopeless land, henry clark wondered. erosion, the scientists had called it. it was eating away at the soil and an instruction which began when the early settlers cut down the forest. when the farmers, out of ignorance, plowed straight furrows down the hillside. distraction from the sky. ♪ ♪ uni d states. this was the havoc caused by greed and neglect. and men working alone and unaided aga

there were small meetings up and down the valley. hes of topsoil supports all of the life on earth. every drop of rain that falls on your fields carries away a bit of the soil. every time it rains , the gullies, the scars on your fields, grow deeper and wider. every year the precious topsoil goes faster. the under soil is hard and sterile. the water which should have soaked into the land runs off uselessly your topsoil travels with it, useless. he goes down to the delta of the river. millions of tons of good farming soil lost forever. blowing away with the wind . all of this waste is not necessary. it can be stopped. your land can be saved if we work together. you have seen the dams but they are only part of the plan. the rest of it is up to you. if we are to succeed, all of us, you must learn to stop the erosion of your own land. the tva was created for you to teach you new methods and provide you with fertilizer to restore your soil. the land is yours, the dams are yours , the whole tva is yours. we want you to use it. this is how y

it's in the northern jordan valley. it's a pastoral community where you'll find warm and generous people. most of the people that live here raise sheep and goats and live off the land. you'd think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated. it's not. and this is our story. the jordan valley is the east. part of the occupied west bank, it's the only gate, the only border for the palestinian to communicate with the international community, especially with the arab countries, the jordan valley is considered as the basket food for the palestinian people where you can harvest in the middle of winter, and this big area which is about 30% of the west bank also considered as as kind of nest. for the future of the palestinian state? this village of al-aqaba is tiny, but at the same time, it's an excellent focal point for understanding the situation today on the west bank. in 1967, 2,00 people lived in this community. today, only scattered families remain. تنوع ل عثمان بن عفان دوله عثمانيه اللي حكمت هي البلد فوق ال 400

will be security zone, this is the only way to keep the jordan valley, because it's one of they shows a clear picture of what's going on behind the ghetto walls احنا بنجي هنا عشان اهلنا محتاجين 90% من الاطفال اللي بيعملوا في قطاع غزه هو بيعمل عند اللي هو قريبه من الدرجه الاولى يعني يا عند ابوه يا عنده انا بطلت من المدرسه عشان اجيب له خبتين وابويا مصاه وعشان اشتطي ابوي اللي باطه هي كمان ماكينهه وهي ماكيينه هنا واقع كله واقف هو المصنع كان يعني زي ما تقول كان في حوالي 15 عامل او 12 عامل بعد الحصار والهذا كله وقف هناك ما يقرب 35 الفريج موجودين عاطلين عن العمل. that minds more palestinians lose their lives in the israeli onslot on gaza where the death toll passes 9,000. palestinians are. also attacked by israeli forces in the west bank, nine are killed in the latest wave of attacks. and pro-palestine rileys continue unabated across the globe protesters accuse israel of committing genocide in gaza calling for immediate ceasefire.

will be security zone, this is the only way to keep the jordan valley, because it's one of theans, most of them children and women in. ongoing onslot on the besieged gaza strip and people around the world take to the streets to show solidarity with the people of gaza and denounce the israeli regime's atrocities against the palestinians.

will be security zone, this is the only way to keep the jordan valley, because it's one of thend. the ghetto walls. hello and welcome to this edition of gaza under attack, coming to you from the british capital, i'm said puraza. the israeli bombardment of gaza continues, as the death doll rises alongside global condemnation of israeli actions. let's bring you up to speed. fears fighting between israeli forces and palestinian fighters in northern gaza is ongoing as bombardment of the besieged on.

will be security zone, this is the only way to keep the jordan valley, because it's one of theing humanitarian catastrophe in gaza, saint time is running out to prevent genocide in the blockaded territory and pro palestine rallies continue across the globe, protesters accused israel of committing genocide in gaza.

will be security zone, this is the only way to keep the jordan valley, because it's one of theho died. every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions, of screams of horror by the inhumane uncunonable actions of israel, when the jews were segregated in the ghettoes, no one would imagine that decades later they would do the same exact thing to to another part of the world by putting up tall walls to segregate palestinians. no one could also imagine that palestinians would be the ones paying the price for crimes that the nazi germans and the west committed against the jews. they blured the lines and passed zinos off as jews to push forward their insidious agenda. this documentary shows a clear picture of what's going on behind the ghetto walls. your headlines on press tv, israel continues is indiscriminate strikes on the besieg gaza strip for the 28th day targeting more civilian infrastructure, including four school shelters. hamas says israel is committing the quote. massacre of the century against palestinians while dropping internationally banned bombs on

but there is a lot of snow in the valley. begin preparing the infrastructure for the season, but tourists will only be allowed into the valley of geysers at the beginning of summer. in spring , recently awakened bears come to the thermal fields to warm up and eat fresh grass. this is where their mating season begins; in june the valley opens its doors to everyone. during the season , people will be able to visit this unique place several thousand people. here the excursion lasts on average 2 hours. we meet you, take you along this tourist trail, and show you all our... objects, and there is a lot to see in the valley; almost all variants of geothermal activity are presented in a small area. mud boilers, water boilers, pulsating springs. and of course, the most interesting objects are geysers, fountains of boiling water that shoot out of the ground several tens of meters upward. each geyser is unique, each has its own operating schedule and its own chemical composition. the number of geysers in the valley is not constant; activ

it is a very expensive tool for the valley. he declining ridership and lost revenue have many wondering if it is even worth it. we take a closer look. >> i like the convenience factor of the train. i am able to get from point a to point b when i am driving. >> reporter: since moving to the bay area austin has lived in san francisco but worked in the south bay, commuting three days a week on bart. >> i always wanted to live in san francisco. the bart gave me the opportunity for transportation. it is just me, my suv and my bike. >> reporter: riding bart steers him away of the traffic and spares him the expense of owning a car at all. >> leaving the apartment and walking to the office is pretty much about i would say an hour and 15 minutes. this is not so bad when you consider the amount of people that are in traffic. >> reporter: his experience is the exception, not the rule. according to the valley transportation authority, the pre-pandemic ridership rejection was an estimated 23,000 people. in september of this year however, the

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according to the valley transportation authority was paid for and built the extension into santa clara valley, the pre-ridership was a estimated 3000 people. using the bay area and stations on day one, in september of this year the stations had a combined average daily ridership a roughly 2300. the original estimate, off by nearly 90%. >> i am still supportive but i am very disappointed. >> reporter: johnny khamis is a member of the valley transportation authority board of directors. it has now arrived in santa clara county. the reality is it is woefully underutilized. and to understand why, we may need to turn back the clock a bit. >> i feel very much exhilarated about today. >> reporter: santa clara county was not on the guest list for the b.a.r.t. opening day celebration in 1972. having the belatedly joined the party and it quite a cost. $2.3 billion to extend into san jose. >> we have to plan for the future. the future of san jose is more business and more housing in the downtown. that is where the station is planned to go. so i think it is good planning, bad execution. >> reporter

right now in the tri-valley, livermore, 54 degrees. another likely spot for finding the upper 30s by tomorrow morning. right now 58 degrees in walnut creek and back across the bay, look at the sunset. san francisco, 60 right now. flight of short wind any swint at six miles per hour and the source of the beautiful sunset, the thin, high clouds moving through the bay area. we wake up to more of those tomorrow morning and noticed as we move through the day, the high and thin clouds continue to thin out through the afternoon and evening. the holiday weekend ends with mostly sunny skies and another chilly start to the morning. good enough for catching frost potential in the north bay and in this is bait valley. '30s to start. moving forward lunchtime to the afternoon, highs tomorrow and the low 60's around separate cisco. the mid-sixties closer to san jose. if you of the cooler smart under the current partly cloudy skies make the the upper 40s and 60s around the tri-valley. monday morning, below for potential for places like solano county, s

this is where their mating season begins; in june the valley opens its doors to everyone. you along this tourist trail, and show you all our facilities. and look in valley. that, in a small area, almost all variants of the manifestation of geothermal activity are presented, mud boilers, water boilers, pulsating springs , and of course, the most interesting objects, geysers, fountains of boiling water that shoot out of the ground several tens of meters up, each geyser is unique, each has its own work schedule and its own chemical composition. the number of geysers in the valley is not constant; active geological processes take place here, which can both lead to the destruction of sources and contribute to the formation of new ones. so that the tourist flow does not have a negative impact on the unique... nature of the valley, all routes pass along special wooden floorings, on the territory of the cordon there is all the necessary infrastructure, houses, recreation areas, a souvenir shop and several helipads, because rotorcraft are the only way of communication with the outsi

and through the brother valley, for instance, when it reached the rhine river, which already existed fact then which cut the river off the ash and debris swept over everything and left behind a blanket, several meters deep, th, and stepped on. it's for the fringes of what kind of pools. i'm just all stone. describe this whole kind of corruption from the rhine and create as a recivore around what is known if you today is the logic of dominance. at some point that broke the hunters and others settled in the area experienced to catastrophes and one lifetime pump. oh, school's 1st slow tonight and i felt kind of corruption and then a gigantic quarter search that went all the way down the ryan valley into today's netherlands. the as the blue products flood zone done with this default kind of explosions. and i thought it was more an explosion than interruption. this explosion, 13000 jews ago, left us traces is poor and you can see them on the wall here as, as rose. these are, this is like a history book and we can study of the centrally read had this volcanic explosion happened at all for

the geologists are still looking for the old of back valley down here. and then also does i just left off the, the lava flows solidified and phone the wide, 13 major stick layer of the best. so here's the funds advised me to look over there . for example, you can tell the difference. and down below, you can see the best on flare, and further up. be sure to look at some more reddish. you can see that there is lava, and all you can really tell that there is a hard to just look back there. that's the bustle to there. you can see the lives of the, the 1969, cory wood, cuz stumbled across a sensation. a blast released a huge rock formation from the cory will 15 meters up. the 1st they weren't sure what they were looking at. a cool sample cleared it up. it was a gigantic lava boom that had been flung out of the volcanic crater. the strong love of them was discovered back there and just lay there for some time . finally, they, we missed the policy of strong decided they wanted to. then the question was, how to get this thing over there. it weighs $120.00 tons. h

. >>> on this black friday, hundreds of protesters flooded the west valley fair mall and the prospectors signs of messages supporting palestinians, the group called shutdown for palestine, and calling for boycotts, this protest is just one of many held around the bay area, and the country. in emeryville, bay area indigenous leaders and committee members gathered today calling for a cease-fire. our nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead, the group came together at the sacred burial ground, and made their way to the emeryville and other sacred sites, organizers said they wanted to show their support for the people in gaza. we will continue to monitor the situation both on-air and online. there are more hostages, more than 200 israel says that still need rescue. >>> developing at this hour, before the minneapolis police officer convicted of murder in george floyd's murder is in serious condition after he was attacked in prison, we have learned that derek chauvin was stabbed by another inmate at the federal correctional institution tucson earlier this afternoon, federal officials said life-sav

the tri-valley san joaquin regional rail authority is leading the effort. d? is this a go? >> we are full speed ahead, currently in the environmental and preliminary engineering phase. >> reporter: how far along are we down the track so to speak to seeing a valley link? >> so our goal is to complete construction by the end of 2027. there are currently approximately 200,000 vehicles a day going over the altamont pass coming from the san joaquin valley. and there is not a rail transit station. this is much like an e-bart style train, except it wouldn't be run by bart. we'd simply be delivering the commuters to bart's front door, and that in essence would bring their fare revenues back up because we're bringing the customer to the front gate. >> reporter: mayor marchand believes it is just the link bart needs. >> so the real saving grace is going to be transit, and that's going to be valley link, hydrogen-powered train, zero pollution, coming over the altamont, carrying thousands of people to connect with bart, and as i said, that's, i think, going to be bart's

the tri-valley san joaquin regional rail authority is leading the effort. >> is valley link full speed ahead? is this going? >> we are full speed ahead. >> how far along are we down the tracks, so to speak, to seeing valley lake? >> our goal is to complete construction by the end of 2027. there are 200,000 vehicles a day going over the pass, coming from san joaquin valley. there is not a rail of transit station . this is much like the bart style train. it wouldn't be run by bert. we would be delivering the commuters to bart's front door. that in essence would bring the revenue back up. we are bringing the customer to the front gate. >> mayor marchand believes it is the link that bart needs. >> the saving grace is going to be transit. that is valley link. it is a hydrogen power train. zero pollution, carrying thousands of people to connect with bart. and i said, that is going to be the saving grace. >> so mayor marchand told me that he believes that this link is vital because many people live in san joaquin valley for affordable housing and they spend hours commuting in their cars to wo

the tri-valley belly authority is leading the effort. is valley link full speed ahead? >> we are full speed ahead currently in the environmental and preliminary engineering phase. >> reporter: how far long are we down the tracks to seeing a valley link? >> our goal is to complete construction by the end of 2027. there are currently , proximally 200,000 vehicles a day going over the altamont pass, coming from the san joaquin valley. and there is not a real transit station. this is much like an e-book style train except it would not be run by bart we would deliver the commuters to bart's front door and that is in essence bringing fair revenues back because we bring customers to the front gate. >> reporter: he believes this is just what bart needs. >> a saving grace will be transit and that will be valley link , hydrogen powered train , zero pollution, coming over the altamont pass carrying thousands of people to connect with bart. and that will be the saving grace. >> we continue our look at the experience of different writers around the bay area on the morning edition. >>

so the winds see how the wind dies down as we head toward tomorrow morning, especially in the valleys. those temperatures really going to come down there is very dry outside up toward the golden gate. bridge clears can be. in fact, you walk outside lot of stars out there. temperatures kind of all over the map right now. that's showing what you get when you get an offshore wind up toward the golden gate bridge down below. you can see not much in the way of traffic out there right now. so a lot of folks either coming and they've already gone where they want to be temperatures out there right now. we've got 45 degrees in half moon bay. but you're jumping up to 56 now in pacifica, even 60's in the san francisco, then start to get a little cooler in the north bay down to 49 degrees in santa rosa right now. 46 in fairfax. but yeah, we're going to look at some cold temperatures. we've got a frost advisory going up in the parts of the east bay slama county of those winds begin to subside that continuing into the central valley and a freeze warning as we're seeing that some cold temperatures p

we've got frost advisories oing up for many of the valleys in the north the napa valley, the very cold. they're going to see those temperatures dropping off into the 30's tonight. same with saint rose up to healdsburg all the way down the mill valley and then you see the areas in purple and solano county. that's we're looking at a freeze warning in likely to see colder temperatures by tomorrow night and well. all right, lawrence, thank you. we do have new video just into our newsroom. >> of the fiery crash that shut down highway one in san mateo county. the crash happening around 2 o'clock this afternoon. chp says a gmc yukon was traveling northbound when the driver came into contact with the bicyclist crossed into the southbound lanes, hit a truck and then crashed into a tree. the driver of that vehicle died on scene there. passenger and the bicyclists were taken to the hospital with injuries. investigators say the driver may have been under the influence of alcohol or drugs. the highway was closed in both directions for about 2 hours. 86 year-old man was killed on thanksgiving night

it is the wind sheltered valleys. areas south of san jose that will likely see those temperatures overnight dropping into the upper 30s, including just south of downtown san jose for the morning. you see the 30s there. mid 30s around santa rosa as we get things started on saturday. clear skies, cool and dry conditions into the afternoon. more sunshine and more highs in the mid 60s, closer to san jose near 60 in livermore and low 60s from san francisco into oakland. what we're watching tonight, all the way through sunday and probably into monday morning as well is the north bay valleys under the frost advisory and the freeze warning out for solano county where the temperatures may stay colder, longer, and possibly some upper 20s in the forecast. sunday morning and again on monday morning. the potential for only 30s exist. the temperatures come up as we see clouds coming in which will help to keep the temperatures up a little bit. in terms of rain producing clouds, that forecast starting to trend drier. right now we're c

locations and the try valley. uple spots sneaking down to the upper 30s to begin the day on friday. warming up to what is close for normal this time of the year. a couple degrees above average. 1-3 degrees, as opposed to the 5-10 degrees. puts us in the lower to middle 60s for the valley, that range, it is the range for temperatures for the entire bay area. we are not seeing, really, any significant difference between the temperatures far inland in the east bay to the temperatures along the coast. they will be within four degrees of each other which is normal for this time of the year. heading towards late in november. the normal high temperature, converge on one another and a week from today, everybody is at 60-61 for the average high temperature. this is what we expect. this is what we are going to get for the next several days. let's talk about the travel forecast. it continues to be a busy travel day. traveling around the state things are good. chilly heading up towards south lake tahoe. that is what you would

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watch what happens here in santa rosa, upper 20s to low 30s, mid-30s out toward the tri- valley. again, san francisco, oakland, and san jose likely, hanging onto temperatures in the 40s. moving forward, another one of these chilly nights taking us into sunday and monday, and then finally, some rain chances on the way, that should warm up our nighttime temperatures, in addition to bringing some rain and hopefully more snow into that seven-day forecast, we will have a closer look coming up in a few minutes. >> to truck temperatures and the impact on your neighborhood, download the free nbc bay area app. you can type in your z.i.p. code to get personalized alerts for where you live. >>> check out the beach this weekend, that could be a temptation, it looks nice, but be careful, the high tides like the one at pacifica, forecasters warning people to watch out for sneaker waves, larger than average swells that come out of nowhere. they sneak up onto the beach and can sleep -- sweep you into the ocean. >> i will definitely be a lot more careful, walking down the patch in long beach. >> w

is there anything to see in the valley? , each geyser is unique, each has its own operating schedule and its own chemical composition. the number of geysers in the valley is not constant; active geological processes are taking place here, which can both lead to the destruction of sources and contribute to the formation of new ones. to ensure that the tourist flow does not have a negative impact on the unique nature of the valley, all routes. they walk on special wooden floorings, the cordon territory has all the necessary infrastructure , houses, recreation areas, a souvenir shop and several helipads, because rotorcraft are the only way to communicate with the outside world, the helicopter takes off from the ground and heads towards the city, reserve employees, the portholes admire the cordon for the last time this year; over the past few months, which have become their home, in winter the owners here will be hares, foxes and lynxes, and people will return to the valley of geysers only next spring. mikhail yudaev, vesti, kam

in the valley. death rates for some native communities was as high as 90%. and so when missionaries and american fur trappers began, the country, they found willamette valley and other parts of. the oregon country depopulated. and they view this as open land theirs for the taking, not mention evidence of the providence of god that had directed them to these open lands. and so. from the 1820s to the mid 1840s, we've got the hudson's bay company and then american settlers jointly occupying the oregon country. exactly as had been spelled out in the convention of 1818 over time. then both groups sought to their claims to the region now neither britain nor the united states expected to gain full control of. let's at this map again east of the continental divide that is east of the rocky mountains, the us and britain, the convention of 1818 had agreed on that border running along the 49th parallel from the great lakes in the east to the rocky mountains in the west. now, virtually from the start discussion over oregon, the british, except that border to continue wes

it is going to make its way into the valley and the rest of the tri-valley. it is moving from south to north. rain is moving into the foothills to the east of san jose. this band of rain is enough to put the ground enough to complicate the evening commute. this is the heaviest rain that we are going to see for the rest of tonight. we see that shower activity moving to the north and giving way to a few off and on spotty showers. we head into the rest of tonight into tomorrow morning, i don't think [narrator] covered california is a free service from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality health plan for less than $10 a month. every plan covers preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. if you have questions, we're here to help every step of the way. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31 at coveredca.com. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be thi smart, effic

actually, i'm recently visiting the. jordan valley because we work here on the rights of palestiniansn valley for many many years and uh this the complex of um uh camps is a place in which he served for few years when i was very young and then he moved to another military camp which is in my life. uh, so this is actually a part of my childhood, very important part of my childhood. as a child, we did not, we were not aware of the context of the occupation at all, i think i was quite ignorant of that until i myself uh joined the military uh, it's not that we didn't talk about it, it was not a secret, but it was not something that was issue, and when we came here for us, it was like coming to any other place around israel, um, the the terminology was different, there were no settlements, these were not occupied territories, this was part of our country as we saw it, today... it's a good question, i'm very ambivalent, because um, of course what i do today and the way i see things uh, i think that it's a it's a shame that we grew up in such ignorance, but also i do have some sentiments tow

the london borough of greenwich. valley. the london borough of greenwich-— valley. , dry with clear spells. patchy fog around, especially in northern ireland, that will clear away with sunny spells. maximum temperatures getting up to around 9—13. of course, if you're heading out this evening for bonfire or fireworks displays, let's have a quick look across the country for what you might expect. clear spells across scotland, one or two shippers around eastern areas. clear spells across the far north of england, northern ireland. but if you run into this area of cloud and rain across north wales, cheshire, lincolnshire. further south, still some heavy and thundery showers. as we go through the rest of tonight, that area of low pressure moves away to the east, but it means that we start off on sunday morning with these showers across eastern parts. could be a touch of frost across central and northern areas of scotland to start up northern areas of scotland to start up on sunday, but for most of us on sunday it is going to be a dry day with some sunshine. those was arou

just to enjoy it, like i did at the valley. enjoy the i did at the valley. ont of your families and friends, don't be disappointed with anything that you do on the day and don't have any regrets about what you do on the pitch. all in all, just enjoy the whole occasion and enjoy it even more if you can get a positive result. more if you can get a positive result. you'll be able to see how cray valley paper mills get on against charlton tonight because it's live over on bbc two. coverage begins at 7.30pm with kick—off at 7.45pm. mark scott is on commentary duties, alongside former england international matthew upson. what a night for the club. the atmosphere has been building for so long for them. atmosphere has been building for so long for them-— long for them. absolutely, this is very much _ long for them. absolutely, this is very much an _ long for them. absolutely, this is very much an fa _ long for them. absolutely, this is very much an fa cup _ long for them. absolutely, this is very much an fa cup feel - long for them. absolutely, this is very much an f

over to the napa valley as well. g to see some very cold temperatures there and even colder in the areas shaded in the purple there in solano county. some of those overnight lows freeze warnings up there down in the upper 20's in the mid 30's. so cold temperatures all around the bay area. no getting around that. the cold is to be found in the north bay about 31 degrees in santa rosa. 34 in napa furlough and about 36 degrees in livermore. but a lot of 40's elsewhere, even inside the bait. well, we've got high pressure overhead. we've had that offshore wind. the winds backing off a little bit now, but leave behind all that cold, dry air in place. we're going to see things get a little breezy overnight again. and that's going to be that northerly wind that offshore winds over the mountain tops. yeah, about 2000 feet or so. you're going to see some gusty winds to 20, maybe some 30 mile an hour winds, but down below a just a gentle breeze out there. but the result will be some very dry conditions. you've already talked abo

you can see it going into the valleys. just be careful if you do have to head out in that direction this morning. another place we're chp is advising of potentially strong winds is the bay bridge. and the altamont pass, if you are going in either direction, just make sure you're holding onto the wheel extra tight. we have a couple of crashes in the east bay early this morning. we're start with san leandro, southbound 280 at 238. the tow truck has been called and we'll keep an eye on that. >>> it is the moment people across the globe have been waiting for, and it is expected to happen in less than an hour from now, israeli hostages set to be released in exchange for palestinian prisoners, and a cease-fire continues into this morning. >>> "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. we've heard about the negotiations for some time now, but what's the final agreement? >> reporter: good morning, scott and kira. the deal reached involves a cease-fire that started last night, and aid to 2.3 million palestin

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