and you have another force assigned to neutralize the shenandoah valley. this story really starts with the shenandoah valley, something that has vexed union commanders since very beginning of the war. stonewall jackson in 1862, the second battle of winchester. later in june of 1863. this continuing problem. and so in the spring of 1864, the shenandoah valley will be the responsibility of a man named fran siegel. and it goes absolutely nowhere. fran siegel is very quickly defeated at the battle of newmarket 15th, 1864, and retreats back towards harpers ferry. he is going to be replaced by a man named david hunter, who is again, given the responsibility of basically fixing siegel's broken force and making another push into the shenandoah. one quick thing about shenandoah valley geography, right? if you're heading south through the valley, you are moving down the valley right? or moving up the valley. excuse me. it helps if i get it right. the first time. right. so they're moving up the valley. so when we talk about jubal early counter in just a few minutes, h

he rushing your agent center in most of the valley, such a serious threat to produce. so do you have to be to conflict? then 19 minutes on d. w. the world of free speech, free press enter, open access to free information for every stop trainings and next take action detail. use global media for 2024 in bunch of any register. now lots dissipates from all over the world on waiting to share their solutions. and to shape tomorrow and join us and register now for the dw global media for in 2024. the one of mankind's oldest ambitions to be within reach. what do you see? it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world. for in a race against time, they are peers and arrivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube. w documentary, the, this is the, the news life from berlin emanuel, my pro one is your off of a diet future unless it scales off its defenses. the french president says, york isn't prepared to defend off global pets. does y'all have been rid of trees to join forces? i'm european countries to

maybe drizzle and a few isolated thunder showers that popped up out to the valley. so our sunshine and 80s are just a distant memory now. 50 isothermal everyone 5455 on the temps you can see out just to the east of clear lake. look at that out to the sacramento valley. watch this by williams, arbuckle, colusa. willows so some activity. i'll mention it in napa county and also lake county for later today in the cool of the day, no doubt. overcast, fog near the coast, sun, clouds, few showers east or in the valley are possible. temps coming way down. 60s on the highs. all right. sal is here and he will start with what? >> well, you know, we do have some of the slowest traffic out there now steve. and that's in the east bay. contra costa county highway four is where we start. you can see it's slow almost all the way to antioch. it's been kind of a trend lately. and 680 is slow from 242 to 24. that's an old school slowdown backed up here at the macarthur maze to the bay bridge toll plaza. when we come back, we'll take a look at the rest of the east bay and also check the

land is sinking so fast in the central valley a crucial canal failed. the new canal they just built to replace it is sinking as well. we're talking about the friant kern canal near the san joaquin valley. the system starts at millerton lake north of fresno and runs 152 miles south powered entirely by gravity, but gravity means going downhill and that has gotten complicated, simple as it sound. decades of groundwater pumping have caused valley floors to sink and the canal right along with it. >> to convey this water south through this section, we've lost over 60% of the carrying capacity. >> so we first showed you the solution back in august 2022. it is a new canal built right alongside the old one, only it's higher so the water can still flow downhill. that new canal will go into service in the next couple weeks and as wilson walker shows us, it's already facing the very same challenge as the first one. >> reporter: you're looking at in the foreground the old canal and over that dirt pile there is the new canal. this is typically an image people look at

melting and mountain flanks are eroding, and francis brace who are out a storm at tours through the valley and 2020, causing an avalanche of debris. and the devastation is still visible, says von or foods is trying to rebuild his life and his business. but he's bound by red tape money there, feel let down by authorities, whether warnings or regular occurrence and residents are bracing for another storm to hit the upper reaches of the royal valley or a disaster area. nature lovers ones for acquainted. the valley and adjacent mountain villages. but the climate crisis opened the way for storm alex, on flooding and destruction. was you of these the innkeepers, there's been a food runs as pop up. i took this temper reset to embrace all yeah, we didn't share it as a far cry from a traditional french cafe. you much. that's a bonus. easy way of climate. you really horrific? almost. you said you were uncomfortable. the don't people are friendly, don't grew up. they don't give us any more. that is almost in early october 2020. the area around has pub in place. so i looked like this 2 days after the

i'm especially worried about the young people rather partial for us living here in the valley. it will have dramatic consequences. going to be the least realize that here's how much he says bonus when his patients hardly even see the shade and police who really yeah. as a provisional solution anymore, at least if the next, whether disaster claims this one, it won't be such a sense of loss. they are known as ultras, or hooligans. fanatics who glorify violence in the name of sports, especially soccer incidents have been on the rise across europe for years now. some have been fatal in greece, heiress, and melina cabin. those lost their son to hooligan violence. his death has sparked renewed calls for authorities in the country to get a handle on the fanatics. but some believe the problem runs and much deeper than the hooligans themselves. every photograph of their son reopens old wounds. more than 2 years ago, all risk of banos and his wife melinda lost their son. when he fell victim to a crime. for for, for, for 9 he always tried to support the weaker pupils at school, starving th

people got scared every time it rains on pushing the population that the valley is aging. and when they are alone, or there's just 2 of them that kind of fight the washer and the much the offer in the royal valley is still buried under a landslide. nobody's allowed to set foot on it. repair work along the river. roy has dragged on for 3 years now. the, the, the palm own government tries to keep up. morale with publicity. video is claiming progress is being made for years after storm alex. meanwhile, extreme weather events keep coming and insurance claims have yet to be settled. residents express the resentment the forgotten ones of storm alex. see the signs off in the insurance companies. won't pay for renovations, especially not for buildings close to the river. the risk is too great. but 74 year old pensioner maurice set from car is determined to stay despite the risk. if you can hardly manage the stairs to her temporary apartment, she says miss man, you're heading down to the police. come by regularly. every time we have a storm warning, in orange alerts, they come by an

oh to how i embrace working with machines, the dancers of the live sleep valley. the act impulse is given by us with assigning sitting their bodies in motion. the valley shows how he, i in humans and create art together the, the systems of the $200.00 a human potential which can be beautiful and can be exciting. and it's very much, it's a stay. and i think we should lean in and understand and help younger generations know how to use this power appropriately. instead of covering our eyes and ears and pretending it does not exist when it comes to experimenting with new x, the outs, book, state c, a is a real trailblazer. here you can see industrial robots as ballet dancers or entire operas in the or you can dive into argument as reality. this q r code is concealing a world of serial adventure. leonora carrington's production time slot on that time takes place in oak mental reality. also book state theater is taking the stage to the city streets with this radical new production. the q arc which are everywhere on the streets, on postcards and online. spend anything, st

west midlands and the tees valley. my point was i do - the tees valley. o not think that is a _ the tees valley. my point was i do not think that is a disappointment | the tees valley. my point was i do | not think that is a disappointment i think— not think that is a disappointment i think the _ not think that is a disappointment i think the idea that labour should win in— think the idea that labour should win in the — think the idea that labour should win in the tees valley necessarily whether— win in the tees valley necessarily whether 73% voted for... but win in the tees valley necessarily whether 7396 voted for... but polling would suggest _ whether 7396 voted for... but polling would suggest it _ whether 7396 voted for... but polling would suggest it is _ whether 7396 voted for... but polling would suggest it is really _ whether 7396 voted for... but polling would suggest it is really close. - would suggest it is really close. clearly that would be an extraordinary result if labour were to win _ extraordinary result if labour were to win even — extra

go glad to stress that builds up when i'm down in the valley. mountains away as i climbed higher for the pickup, it's wonderful. when i get to cold air, i just feel so light. then there's the option to helicopter it. costs around $300.00 euro is per flight, though. that's why it is only used when food or other goods need to be transported to the village for herself and the others. in just 2 minutes, it all lands and seen it could. there are 824 meters above the sea level. there are no roads here. the inhabitants of this small village community are the last of their kind to live in the alps, e, around and such isolation. dave is peas, no of these goats are grazing somewhere up in the mountains at $45.00. he's the youngest person here in cordero and is eager for change. the 80. i went the road so that we can keep the village alive say so treating it like a magical landscape or a postcard 2nd time is not helpful. because living in such seclusion is anything but romantic, says peace. no. the only people who don't have to live here all the time, see it that way. utilities, people to come i

most of the valley such as serious, correct? the bluetooth city has to be to conflict in 30 minutes on the w boards. this train is more than a trip their journey through 1700 kilometers of v, as in nice history. 32 hour ride from noise in the north city in the south. on the re certification expressed by train mr. vietnam in the 75 minutes on d w. the one you're interested in today's my parents because of my family. what cute. how was this age? i'm on a journey to find out about the russo the 19 there to put you on the site to see through under my name is some way to ship me there. i'm assuming makes shaving history out documentary stuffs. april 6th on dw, the a business dw news coming to live from berlin. nathan mark 75 years with a call for continued solidarity. bureau needs america for its security. at the same time, north america also needs your alliance leaders, haile nato's history. with an find a new challenges that could put it to the test. also coming up, outrage grows over israel's deadly attack on a workers and gossip.

the valley choreography and music created using artificial intelligence. the southern questions are inspired by e. i to the fusion to the stage that lifecycle proffer this summer season. composer, how are you? uses a i to generate synthetic voices he can use and performances fine. i've collected hundreds of vocal techniques for on the walls and creating my own data sets my own collections of voice to then create new phrases, new expressions. so they were versions of me that are not me singing. and that is something i find very, very fascinating. the idea that we can create 2nd selves something that we can interact with and learn from that is from us. but no us terry yet because worked closely with digital technology for 15 years for fusion, be trained as a i with over a 1000 hours of his vocals. life beat boxing melted with you digitally altered and looked vocals with the help of a i explores the limits of the human voice. the i feel like my ability to unlock my voice. i've been able to control my voice in a way that has never happened before. and is that l

most of the valley, such as serious, correct? the bluetooth city has to be to come 6 in 19 minutes on dw the w. this is everything off, it is available and it hasn't made up in some sense comment about why does that mean? because now i'm leaving the new host to join us for an exciting exploration and everything in between. this is a video and audio production, 5 d, w. i hope that you with unit do big also in a b o company's play a role in the destruction of the rain forest. i have time to raise all over the brazilian. we process the $30000.00 hides a day and 90 percent of that is for the forward market. the auto industry, for example. the letter will actually cost awesome comes from inigo cattle farms in the m as in. yet the automobile industry doesn't care about the supply chain process. all that much. illegal of the stats may said on d w the or you're watching dw newscomers. you live from berlin, nato mark 75 years with a call for more assistance for ukraine to support your training, this little child it is to for to, to train t

association is the agent for the noe valley town square are funded due to the pandemic and for the recovery and cvd activated the public spaces and the co-author in the corridor. the cvd does not have the surveillance regarding this technology and no reported violation from oewd. moving on to the capture of the oewd the met all 4 benchmarks in terms of finding and recommendations summarized view the castro has a strong focus on cleanliness and within their service area and a number of responsibilities that support the neighborhood and responsible for the various programs apart from the funding in the castro and direct (unintelligible). >> the cvd does in the provide the surveillance technology as no reported you violations to oewd or the ceqa or brown act and finally this discover met benchmarks 1, 2, and 4 he missed benchmark 3. so benchmark three compares to actuals the cvd missed this by 7 plus percent from the coordinator category. >> oewd reviewed the management plan to determine whether over budgeting led to my work in the cvd boundaries according to the management plan t

there has pushed all the way the interior valleys all the way in the central valley of california. so could be that way again, i think for tomorrow to expect a nicer quality, the coast all the way to the valleys tomorrow afternoon. looking good with that onshore flow. continuing outside. you're seeing that breeze out there now to 90 miles an hour in san francisco, 16 and pacific and 12 in the napa valley, 16 in fairfield. so said onshore flow all the way. the interior valleys north, that fog is headed. it just kind of filling right now. low pressure spinning off the coastline. that's up in a deep in that marine layer bit. we've had some thunderstorms popping up in northern california as well. those begin to diminish as we head throughout the evening hours started back off a little bit now high pressure that brought us that nice weather. well, it's continuing to move eastward. so that's kind putting in between systems here. you've got that area of low pressure spinning along the coastline. that will bring the fog again overnight tonight and then begin for sag further south. still, to

association is the agent for the noe valley town square are funded due to the pandemic and for the recovery and cvd activated the public spaces and the co-author in the corridor. the cvd does not have the surveillance regarding this technology and no reported violation from oewd. moving on to the capture of the oewd the met all 4 benchmarks in terms of finding and recommendations summarized view the castro has a strong focus on cleanliness and within their service area and a number of responsibilities that support the neighborhood and responsible for the various programs apart from the funding in the castro and direct (unintelligible). >> the cvd does in the provide the surveillance technology as no reported you violations to oewd or the ceqa or brown act and finally this discover met benchmarks 1, 2, and 4 he missed benchmark 3. so benchmark three compares to actuals the cvd missed this by 7 plus percent from the coordinator category. >> oewd reviewed the management plan to determine whether over budgeting led to my work in the cvd boundaries according to the management plan t

it is interesting in its origin, because the manych valley is a relic of the sea strait, which in thewith the azov-black sea. the strait is long gone, in its place a chain of relict lakes has formed: lapukhatoe, gruzhaya, round, swan, their slopes are now also strewn with flowers. in order to get closer to the herd, you need... a minimum of sounds, sudden movements and a huge amount of patience. danish mustangs are the descendants of once domestic but feral horses, they are now doing well, but the lake surrounding the island is becoming scarce, shallower, and filled with salt, due to the consequences of human economic activity. these cannot be called mistakes moment, these were probably decisions that gave people water, yes, which, yes, yields. this is life, these are people, this is the economy, these are taxes, uh, but now the moment has come when you just need to think, and it seems to me that if you do everything correctly, you still need to make one more attempt, it seems to me that the point of no return has not yet been passed, in the summer the valley of tulips will become a s

the northbay, 80. 74 in mountain valley. beyond this, we have been talking about the possibilities of rain in the next 10 days for the storm system out here by friday morning. it gets close by saturday morning. everything still shows breaking through the weekend. saturday and sunday, drive. as we go through next week, it does look like the chance of rain is returning by wednesday with some sierra snow. early estimates for next wednesday, thursday, friday, less -- show anywhere from a quarter to a half inch. we will continue to monitor that. the seven-day forecast in san francisco. we hold on the 60s but look at the inland valleys. we will go from 83 tomorrow, to 66, by next wednesday. some olympic -sized jumps in the weather lately. two nicely done by both of you. >>> coming up, tesla is once again asking shareholders to approve a massive payback for elon >>> elon musk is trying again. he wants tesla to give him the conversation he says he deserves. in january a judge blocked plans for him to receive a $56 billion pay package

. >> we've had detections of western meadowlarks here in the valley, in the northern part of the valleytagged in montana. >> reporter: levi sousa heads up the motus program for the california department of fish and wildlife. so far california has more than 50 motus stations with antennas strategically placed from the oregon border to the sultan sea. this one located on grizzly island in solano county is run by levi's group. >> usually one station per property is required per property to cover anything moving by or using that property. >> reporter: with mow tuesday researchers attach tiny tracking tags to small birds, bats, butterflies and bees. when the wildlife flies by a tower, the tag emits a unique encoded radio signal that gets picked up by the antenna. >> see the red flashing lights? >> reporter: the signal then goes to the cloud and ends up in a central database. >> then it's available for the public to look at. >> reporter: what's key, researchers are sharing data. the hope? that scientists will more quickly understand where the birds are spending time and identify which areas a

look at all the lightning strikes in the valley. impressive to say the least here. but ain't she a beauty? i mean, that's just textbook unbelievable for the april 4th. but that's going to play into our weather today, tonight and tomorrow. i didn't want to play. i didn't want to show this, but i did accidentally just, you know, too much to do. temperatures well. well below seasonal averages with mid 50s. all right. let's get back to news now with dave okay steve. >> thank you. well reward money has now been doubled by san francisco police to help solve a two year old murder case where one man was killed. two others were hurt in a san francisco park. all of this is the family of the man who was killed is marking the sad anniversary of his death. ktvu is amber lee went to where this shooting occurred, and the family says they will never stop demanding justice. >> i'm missing grief refuses to release its grip on the family of brandon cheese. >> he was shot and killed at allis-chalmers park in san francisco's crocker-amazon neighborhood. >> this boy was my day and night.

the bulk of the shower, running through the central valley. that is where the thunderstorms will occur. snuff enough instability on that. heading through tomorrow night. plenty of sunshine heading through the weekend. let's talk about the wind. it is noticeable out there this evening. the strongest gusts are approaching. breezy conditions beginning the day on friday. the wind noticeable, not strong. it picks up heading into friday afternoon with more gusts in the 25-30 mile-an-hour range staying at the threshold where a wind advisory is necessary. tell move you around in the road and try to rearrange the patio furniture as well. you can see all of the fog rolling in. this is the video from the hotel. you can tell you, this is any camera. the temperatures are topped out in the 60s earlier today. 71 degrees, enough sunshine before the clouds return. we will see similar readings tomorrow. mostly on the short side of 70 degrees. this is the view as we look out right now from the hotel. a drizzle accumulating on the camera lens. temperatures in the

the service will be held at 3 crosses church in castro valley at 11:00am. s open to the public. >> we are finally getting a look at the future of san francisco stonestown shopping center. brookfield property share these renderings of the project. that includes plans for a civic town center, affordable housing neighborhood, open space in retail. the company says the idea has been 4 years in the making. a man who is live near stonestown for decades says it's hard to imagine the area transformed so dramatically. >> pretty surprised that they're they're going to do because it's been like that for, you know, as long as i can remember since the 70's, it's a good area. and it's it's a great place to be. you know, they got libraries here and, >> you know, schools and things will get educated >> it's a great place. a man loves it. the san francisco planning commission has been gathering public input on the project since last year. this project still requires approval by the planning commission and board of supervisors. kron 4 reached out to city officials about this.

a bit of the cloud cover will remain mainly towards the ocean and the sacramento valley. ill watch the clouds rolling in as we go to bed later tonight. kicking it off for our monday, we will watch the clouds maybe starting to make contact with the ground and fog developing through the valleys and also jacket weather as most of us start in the 40s, and 50 for san mateo. it will be a chilly morning. then we will start to get a bit more of the peeks of sunshine as we go into lunchtime and temperatures will gradually warm up. definitely much warmer than what we had this weekend with winter. now we will go back into the spring pattern for upper 60s through ukiah, concord, the tri-valley and san josÉ. low 60s throughout the peninsula. here's the warm-up on the way. that will make it hard to go to work and miss out on all of the sunshine. tuesday, wednesday and thursday we will get 70s back in here as we go into the middle of the week. a bit more of the cloud cover. the models are hinting of that coming back as we go into wednesday, but still remaining dry. we will start to get 8

stretching anywhere from the north bay through concord, the tri-valley and parts of the peninsula. a bit of a soggy start in the santa cruz mountains, but we're going to continue to watch this system develop as we go into the next couple of hours with maybe a chance of isolated thunderstorms, cool and windy. it's feeling like winter out there for at least one more day as we track those spotty showers for tomorrow. but then you know it the warmup ahead for next week. i'll be back in about 15 minutes. >>> cynthia, thanks very much. great resource for our changing weather, of course, our free nbc bay area app. just point your phone camera at that qr code right there on your screen. if you already have our app, this will take you straight to our radar. >>> turning now to breaking these in the middle east. iran has launched more than 100 drones towards israel. this is in retaliation to the strike on an iranian consulate in damascus, syria, several weeks ago that killed two of iran's top commanders. just after 3:00 in the morning sunday there. right now air-raid sirens are sounding in ma

artificial intelligence turns artificial artist is considered the world's 1st p. i. valley choreography and music created using artificial intelligence of the southern customs are inspired by e, i to fusion to the stage that live seek opera for the summer season. composer harry yes, uses a i to generate some static voices he can use and performances fine. i've collected hundreds of vocal techniques for on the walls and creating my own data sets my own collections of voice to then create new phrases, new expressions. so there are versions of me that are not me singing, and that is something i find very, very fascinating. the idea that we can create 2nd cells, something that we can interact with and learn from that is from us, but not us. terry yet because worked closely with digital technology for 15 years for fusion, be trained as a i with over a 1000 hours of his vocals. live beat boxing melted with you digitally altered and looked coco's with a healthy eye. he explores the limits of the human voice. the i feel like my ability to unlock my voice. i've been able to control

the authorities in the derzhinsky district cooperated, and this is how the valley of the three whaless well up in my eyes, and my heart, well, with some goodness. is overflowing, so i think that human compassion is simply being trained and honed here, when there are people in the world who love dogs infinitely, who invest a piece of their soul and give their free time, their love to these animals, the world is becoming kinder, today, well , the world really needs some special dose of kindness, when the volunteers came here there were already horses on the territory and also... a club was planned, something went wrong, the horses remained, this beauty was bought out with an injury as a surprise, here he is, not leaving his mother, horses are also very person -oriented, that is, even if in some clubs they say that don’t go there behind, well, it's scary that the horse it will lie down, here you squeeze the horse from all sides, it is such a calm, very friendly horse. you can go for a ride, but you want to scratch your belly, well, admit it, you want to, this is a panda, a smart playful

here in the valley when in the northern part of the valley that were tagged in montana, >reporter>levisa heads up the modus program for the california department of fish and wildlife. so far, california has more than 50 motor stations with antennas strategic placed from the oregon border to the salton sea. this 1 located on grizzly island in solano county is run by levi's group, >>>>usually 1 station for properties all that's really required to cover anything that might be moving by or using that >reporter>problem. with motus. researchers attached tiny tracking tags to small birds, bats even butterflies and bees. when the wildlife flies by a tower. the tag emits a unique encoded radio signal that gets picked up by the antenna. >>>>those red flashing lights, all right. at the along the bottom >reporter>the signal then goes to the cloud. and ends up in a central database. >>>>available for the public to take a look at >reporter>what's key researchers. are sharing data. the hope that scientists will more quickly. understand where the birds are. spending time and identify which areas are t

universities and companies in the valley, who will be engaged in the creation of high technologies, that this is the future of our country, that campus, those buildings, those clusters in which our high technologies will be created. this concludes our episode, stay with us and keep up to date with the event, right now on the first channel the program let's get married. hockey motorist and metalluga continued their fight in the semi-finals of the gagarin cup. by the eighth minute magnitka was leading 3:0, but it was the home team. we managed to level out the situation. everything was decided by the third period, where 8 seconds before at the final siren, stepan khripunov brought the driver forward, and anatoly goloshev, hitting the already empty goal, put an end to the match. 5:3. the series score is now 2:2. evgeni malkin's pass helped pittsburgh open the game.

, upper 30s for the tri-valley, there's the city. you will be in the low 40s tomorrow and the numbers will be in the mid 30s for places like santa rosa. so, it is a cold start to the morning. but the afternoon both saturday and sunday are going to be just fine, they are not going to warm up a lot. we are still going to be looking at temperatures that are going to be held in the 60s. let's get into the seven day forecast and we are going to use the microclimate that will spotlight inland. we keep some clouds around for the weekend, low to mid 60s. by monday, we start to warm up. the of sunshine and that really just keeps stepping up and by the time we get to thursday and friday of next week, we are low 80s and if you want to be technical about it, 83 on friday. you could statistically say you are approaching 80s next week. >> 61 to 83, that is an incredible jump. >>> next, meet a bay area student who juggles schoolwork with helping her parents become u.s. citizens, how she helps other families in similar situations. >> ( ♪♪ ) you made

i think you got a lot of sunshine in the valleys in the bay along the coastline.ittle bit cooler with some patchy fog will check out your tent and forecast coming up next. thank you, lauren. see openai's in the city of oakland are set to meet tomorrow about a lease extension at the coliseum. the current lease runs out after this season. >> and the a's need a place to play for a few years until a new ballpark in las vegas is built. if they're not going play at the coliseum, it might be sutter health park in west sacramento, dennis shanahan reports. in general. i can safely say that aaa requirements are different than major league requirements. we spoke with former miami marlins president david p sampson now host of the daily podcast. nothing personal. >> as someone who knows what it's like to run a big league team. he says sutter health park will need major upgrades if it's going to be acceptable to major league ballplayers. still, he see sacramento as a frontrunner for landing the a's until they move to las vegas because the team plans to leave open anyway. and he

we may begin to see things break up a little bit of some of the interior valleys. staying cool, though, for most of the day. >> thank you, lawrence. leaders in san jose are adding 150 new beds to try to get unhoused people off the streets. the new facility is being planned in the southern part of san jose. mayor's office says said once that new housing is built, people who live in rv's and encampments around it will be asked to accept shelter or lead for shaq moment joins us live from san jose after talking with the mayor there, jack. >> well, yeah, that's right. it was actually here at city council just last week were councilors approve. the contracts to get the ball rolling on this housing project in south san jose. it's an area and a neighborhood where the mayor tells me there is a significant number of unhoused people there. and he says if they do not accept the city's repeated offers for shelter when this new housing project is built, they will be swept. >> right now, it's an empty lot. but soon a housing complex will stand with 150. that's a small step to help

land is sinking so fast in the central valley a crucial canal failed. now the new canal th

how would with the data size, if with what, how would things get into the valley? boesky was on our shoulders. like now we met the wave of college because i, i followed over and yet debbie's plans to stay here with his goats because he loves the mountains. after the helicopter drops its load, atlanta must carry the food to her oath data, yet no road. no other means of transportation, just her back and forth. the goal is to follow up on it is strenuous, but it's worth it to be supposed to because it also gives you so many fulfilling moments as a matter of given take on a go on to her or study, i'll be now in the center of the village and to our phones up in only the village elder has spent almost her entire life and could there around 600 people once lived here. phones has watched the village slowly die out. she's grown old with it. still quite a lot of letting grand. okay, you know, i'm almost 95. i've never smoked in mine just seemed that although i never eat food that's too greasy, almost all full. the phone stopped. she hopes to see people return. so they, they,

that continued to move down 680, walnut creek, now it is in the tri-valley. y going to see more redevelopment, but notice where it is, if you are in the immediate day, there is nothing, you even have some breaks of blue sky. but there is a very definite focus here over on the east bay. and when we put it into the futurecast, we can pick up these different cells that have the potential to redevelop, so the high-resolution forecast model does put together the ability for some more systems, to develop once again over the same exact areas. so that is the way the rest of tonight will go. and even those will turn off and we will be done. it is going to get cold tomorrow morning, just to give you the overview on what it is going to feel like for your saturday morning, and you already know if you were up early today, because the numbers tomorrow are very similar to where we were on friday. a lot of low 40s for most of us, the inland valleys, there's your tri-valley, going into the upper 30s. low 40s along the coast. san francisco will be in the low 40s, which is cold

how would they send you out essentially, what, how would things get into the valley? boesky was on our shoulders. like now we meant that we put the electrical. i fall out over and yet debbie's plans to stay here with his goats because he loves the mountains. after the helicopter drops its load, atlanta must carry the food to her or steady yet no road, no other means of transportation, just her back and forth because i'll follow up on it is strenuous, but it's worth it because it also gives you so many fulfilling moments that's a matter of given take on a go on to her or study alpena in the center of the village and to our phones up in only the village elder has spent almost her entire life and could there around 600 people once lived here phones has watched the village slowly die out, she's grown old with it. still planning on getting grand. okay. you know, i'm almost 95. i've never smoked in mine. do seem that all that. i never eat food that's too greasy. almost all full cellphone stuff. she hopes to see people return a david vinnish like well stories of that. it woul