the key to victory was the valley pike. he had to get north of the valley pike. he had to make sure the federals could not rally, ok? well, he is halted in the cemetery. that time, the yankee calvary was in position and you are not going to move those boys. phil sheridan arrived from winchester. it was in that long ride that he was memorialized -- he reads a poem. they gathered together. his officer said, we are ready to retreat. phil sheridan said, retreat, hell, we are going after them. sheridan had an odd head among other things. i liken it to a somewhat flattened many ball. a for knowledge just, they say he has a lot of bumps, whatever. that is where his aggressiveness came from. he had a lot of bumps on his head. this is a true story. think it was william mckinley, to take off your hat so you can see your head and they will know it is you -- so sheridan took his hat off and phil was back. because what sheridan had done, starting in winchester, he had taken these men and made them an army and at 4:00 that afternoon, with 200 -- i guess -- bugles the army of c

the key to victory was the valley pipe. he had to get north of the valley pipe. he had to nature the federals could not rally, ok? in thee is halted cemetery. that time, the yankee calvary was in position and you are not going to move those boys. phil sheridan arrived from winchester. that long ride that was memorialized by upon. he got it together and his officers said we are ready to retreat retail winchester and phil sheridan said, retreat, hell, we are going after them. an odd hit among head.things -- an odd he had a lot of bumps on his head. this is a true story. think it was william mckinley to take off your hat so you can see your head and they will know it is you -- so sheridan took his hat off and phil was back. because, what sheridan had done, starting in winchester, he had taken these men and made them an army and a 4:00 that a bugle blaring the charge, they rolled over what was left of the army of the valley and got a victory. i will be honest with you, when i first wrote my talk, it was my first book, and i don't talk about books at all, you know, ,

a typical day at valley state starts early. at 6:30, breakfast is cooked and served by the inmates under staff supervision. the majority of inmates spend their day in a variety of valley state's educational, vocational or rehabilitation programs where they can earn a high school diploma, learn a trade or cope with anger, addiction and abuse. >> when i first came to prison, i started fighting at anything. anything you said to me would make me, you know, react. if i felt threatened. most of the time i'd end up in cuffs. i had several police tell me you're going to be here until the prison falls down. and through going to groups and therapy, i finally learned that that wasn't the way to do it. i need to learn how to use talking skills instead of my hands. and with more help and more good functions, i have the chance to go home. >> life here is about order and routine. by 10:00 p.m. it's lights out. but there are some places at valley state that never go to sleep. >>> coming up -- [ screaming ] >> this is how it is 24/7. you have t

why write about silicon valley and computer geeks now?laughter] emily: like, where does silicon valley fit in this arc of entertainment history? mike: you don't think these guys are hot? emily: maybe if they are worth a billion dollars. alec: we kind of ask ourselves that on a daily basis. like, why did we decide to do a show that is about people who sit and type all day? and what they do literally 16 hours a day is inherently unfilmable. it is a challenge. emily: i said it was unsexy. alec: mistakes were made. emily: unglamorous. unfunny. alec: it could not be more relevant. you look at the speed at which tech is moving and the role that it plays in our life. mike: yeah, i think hollywood has always been very puzzled about -- like when the internet first just exploded and was everywhere, they tried a movie called "the net." they tried to make it all sexy and intriguing. and it just was kind of ridiculous. this was an interesting challenge just because, as alec says, it is unfilmable. but it is also, that challenge can lead you to do more

of silicon valley. >> probably both. lot of analysis we did as a result of over 600 comments coming from across the country for vying for the pto to open in the backyard weighed in favor in opening in one of the most innovative regions not just the country but the world. >> what's the benefit of opening an office here? they can send it to washington? do they have people specialized inbiotech? >> that's a good point. with the electronic age and our emphasis on electronic filing, we don't want you to bring your papers and filings to the regional office. we want you to take advantage of our electronic processing. the regional office instead provides customizes services for the innovative community, not just here in the silicon valley and san francisco bay area but for the broader state of california and actually a seven-state -- >> you can't just say customized services and we don't want your patent. what do you do? are we going to surprise you? an inventor just walked in the door? >> we use our satellite offices for three

we'll cover the tri-valley and east bay. want to show you we are watching southbound 680 al costa. there is a closure forcing more folks over to canyon road. we'll track that closely. so far mild impact toward the tri-valley. east bay, typical buildup. bay bridge toll plaza and san francisco bridge. san jose northbound 101. slowing from 680 up to oakland road and the airport. >> it's 6:31. pretty incredible new video from the sky above. this is the solar impulse 2 as it took off this morning. it left moffett field earlier. we featured it live here on today in the bay. hopefully we'll get you some of that new video. >> making its way there at 47 miles per hour. >>> also new, the bay area might be beautiful, but a new poll just released this morning shows that many people living here want to pack up their stuff and leave the region. >> kris sanchez live in san jose with some of the reasons why. >> reporter: good morning to you. every time we get together with friends and family, the cost of living comes up as part of the conve

toasty for inland valleys today.r the weekend. >> your maps are super red. mike, you're looking at green maps. >> we are talking about the roads. very easy drive right now. we'll zoom in north of the bay bridge. same thing just a little slowing at that richmond center toll plaza. look. that's the bay bridge toll plaza. live picture, no metering lights. things will get crowded starting about 10:00. a lot more traffic through the weekend. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be back at 7:25. >>> good morning. historic visit. president obama becomes the first sitting u.s. president to travel to hiroshima. site of the devastating atomic bombing. laying a wreath to remember the 140,000 who died. >> 71 years ago, on a bright, cloudless morning, death fell from the sky, and the world was changed. >> but stopping short of an apology. >>> violent new outbreak. more tornadoes, more hail, more flooding, more havoc across the midwest and south. 11 million people at risk today. >>> game on? donald trump said he'd love to debate ber

inland valleys, it's going to be warm.-valley, one of the warmest spots tomorrow all the way through the week. the heat will be with us. 80s and 90s through next weekend. it will stay cool in san francisco. comfortable just like we like it. 60s and 70s. a little bit of something for everyone and we won't have any rain in that seven day. we have rain in the sierra. of course, whenever we get rain in the sierra, that means thunderstorms and that means lightning. so we'll continue to track that and the potential for any more heat-related issues as it moves towards the next couple of days. other than the 90s, i think we're going to be doing good. >> thank you so much. thank you for joining us. "nbc nightly news" is next. more local news on nbc bay area at 6:00. >> game seven tomorrow night. go out there and get your tickets. >>> on this sunday night, terrifying moments. the heart-stopping scenes at a zoo after a 3-year-old boy ends up trapped by a 400 pound gorilla. tonight the controversy over the way zookeepers responded. >>

gosh. >> the folks here at silicon valley are laughing this off, ha, ha, ha. he might have struck the course. >> under the bed, ha, ha, ha ha. >> right. i do think people are talking about it. >> yes. scott mcgrew, thank you very much. >> everybody is talking about the warriors, live at oracle arena. the warriors looking to bounce back tonight after dropping game one of the western conference finals. the ducks say they're embracing the unfamiliar position of trailing in a playoff series. >> he smiled and said, we have been here before. but, no, i liked it. so, this will be fun. because when you go balance that with something like this, it makes it automatic more sweeter. you know, so, i'm relishing this opportunity. >> there you go. well, the odds in the warriors's favor as they have yet to lose, game two is tonight in oakland. tip-off is set for 6:00. >>> here's something draymond can like on the ice the series is tied up between the sharks and st. louis blues. brent burn, scoring two goals in this one t. sharks' goaltender martin jones did the rest, shukt ou

valley. temperatures above average but cooler than yesterday. heidi -- high 70 in oakland. 67 in san francisco. we are going to go way up from here. a tomorrow afternoon. high pressure overhead you can see more of it breaking up the cloud neck and destroyed one of seabreeze to bring in the fog inside the bay overnight tonight. it looks like the ridge of high pressure will strike over the next few days and we will see hot temperatures in spots. you see the patchy fog along the coastline. it will start to make its way inside the bay. tomorrow morning around 7 am a couple patches of fog toward the beaches. starting to clear in the bay and in the afternoon, what a memorial day it will be. we will crank up the temperatures, hot in the interior valley. the coastline will clear out the fog but the temperatures will stay cool. 85 -- 89 in cabell. 83 in mountain view. inside the bay, a good seabreeze today. not strong tomorrow. 76 in san angelo. 85 in union city. the hottest spot in the bay area, mid-

there are 1,300 inmates serving life sentences at kern valley.ir crimes were often cold-blooded. >> i'm here for aggravated mayhem, attempted murder, kidnapping, and great bodily injury. >> i'm in here for the heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and killed her. >> for some of these inmates, the prospect of spending decades behind bars affects their ability to function. for others, a prison job can give them a sense of purpose. they work in the kitchen preparing and serving the food. they serve as porters, clerks, and barbers. marcus armstrong and jeffrey cattera know it's likely they'll never see the outside of prison again. >> january 13th, 1989, i committed my crime, was arrested the same day. it was a murder/robbery. i got life without the possibility of parole. stupid. stupid. i was a kid. did the wrong thing. you know? i've never denied my crime. i accept responsibility for what i did. although i regret what happened and -- i mean, it happened. i can't take that back. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder. i have 25 to life with

i was in silicon valley covering technology.t is the center of the tech hub, with new york in second. where is boston? >> number two in the percentage of tech workers in america. there is a lot of great things happening with the great ecosystem, innovative economy. we areoften wonder where right now. downtown boston, 35 percent of office space is tech companies. greate a lot of innovation and startup companies. we have 25 universities in the city and 75 in the greater boston area. we have a lot of brainpower. million in incentive packages, how will you know if it was worth it? >> is already worth it. when you think of ge moving their global headquarters to the city of boston, we are seeing the benefits and results. it is incredible. the chatter in our city of the companies here and wanting to stay here when they are grounded here. we have a lot of startups, and people say why do we want to leave the city when we have companies like general electric coming in every day? general electric is such a big win for the city. when we hav

cool coastline and warm inland valleys for the next couple of days.dnesday and thursday, back into the 60s. switching gears, let's talk about the east coast. tropical storm bonnie formed over the weekend. this has been downgraded to a depression. dumped four inches of rain in the last 24 hours. they are going to continue to see on and off rain through wednesday as the slow moving depression makes its way out of there. now, here back at home, it's going to remain quiet. we're not talking about much except for dry pressure, high pressure and sunny skies. the wild card there is the potential for thunderstorms across the sierra. if you're planning to head that way, at least south of tahoe, keep in mind, you may run into afternoon thunderstorms. across the rest of the state, it's going to be dry. if you're doing last-minute driving out of town, 82 for redding. thunderstorms are possible for you. toasty in the desert southwest. palm springs tomorrow up to 101 and temperatures here in the bay area, they are going to stay toasty. so guys, the unofficial start

look at this, sunshine in the lehigh valley. the temperatures have gotten cooler there because the clouds are arriving a little later in easton than the rest of the area. they will be moving in, mostly cloudy skies by lunch time at 58 degrees. there's a chance of a shower in easton. more likely you'll see rain showers farther to the south. we've already seen rain showers moving past citizens bank park, just light showers. there's a chance of a few more at 8:00 this morning. by 11:00, 56 degrees. no big warmups today. 40s and 50s to start with, upper 50s this afternoon with occasional light showers. those showers are moving in from the west. you can see the light showers in delaware and into south jersey and into philadelphia, too. this is one line of steadier rain moving to the east at 30 miles an hour. when we went on the air it's completely dry. those showers have extended into new jersey. i'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington is taking a day off. katy zachry

i think we will be the bio silicon valley. silicon valley will be good at internet software.software and artificial intelligence is required for bio. bio is not really easy to do online. you can do some of it, but it is about walking over and looking at samples. it is very physical. you need to be near m.i.t. and harvard. emily: you are working with a company called pure tech on some of these models. mr. ito: i had to go to capital market and got back a couple of hours ago. it is an example. a lot of companies still require basic science. you need to bring the academics, do fda trials. a lot of the times the technology is not ready to be companies so sometimes the model does not work. tech is a new model for connecting academic research to companies. it is experimenting with and testing new ways to translate academic research into companies and is really important. that is what i am really interested in. emily: one thing in the spoken out about is bitcoin. what do you think the future is? mr. ito: it reminds me a lot of the internet. one of my first companies that i was the c

steady rainfall across suburbs lehigh valley and poconos.y rainfall continues right now across parts of northern delaware where we've already picked up over an inch of rainfall just this evening and parts of pennsylvania and new jersey as well. mullica hill picking up an inch half most of it in the last air. newark close to an inch swarthmore picking up three tenths of an inch at the airport a quarter of an inches. we're going to add to those tool lease as we head into the overnight period time. i mean bedded storm activity. temperature falling back to 70 degrees. light winds tonight and through the day tomorrow. this is not going to had to be a wind event. high temperature 78 degrees of the periods of heavy rain again i mean bedded thunderstorms through the day tomorrow. temperatures right now they are rain cool 72 degrees in philly temperatures very consistent all across the delaware valley right around 70 degrees. dewpoints unfortunately are also very consistent they are so elevated up to near 70 degrees in low 70s just indicating so much

the ohio valley seeing that rain.t is going to come into our area, most of the rain will stay to our south. we'll get our share as well. the lehigh valley, this is where it's most likely to stay dry for most of the day. you might see a brief shower or sprinkle or two. mainly cloudy skies for kutztown, bethlehem and easton. a bill warmer into the middle 60s. low 60s for west chester, phoenixville and newtown. scattered showers for philadelphia, the rain will be moving in late this morning as a few scattered showers and the steady rain this afternoon. high temperatures in the low 60s. in new jersey, trenton mostly cloudy. could see a brief shower there. steadier rainfall for haddonfield and glassboro with afternoon readings in the low 60s. and at the shore, the wind won't be as strong as yesterday. the rain is returning. galloway and avalon will see that steadier rain. atlantic city up to 64 degrees this afternoon. rain arrives for delaware, too. later this morning, the first rain drops will be moving into the wilmingto

some scattered showers in the lehigh valley and the suburbs.steadiest rain is going to be at the shore. that's çtoday. tomorrow we're drying out and heating up to 88 degrees. back to normal for wednesday and thursday. we should be in the upper 70s to low 80s this time of year. cooler on friday, showers are likely to come in on friday and stick around into sunday -- saturday, rather. by sunday we'll get breaks of sunshine. by sunday night we could see more showers in the area that carry into monday. this is light shower activity. the steadiest stuff will be here on saturday. we're drying out for tuesday and wednesday. >>> all right, bill, thanks a lot for that. a wet start to our monday means wet roads out there. >> it's causing trouble we've seen throughout the morning. katy zachry joining us live with word of a crash on 76. >> i am following a crash on 76 eastbound right near montgomery drive. it's just out of our camera's view. i can tell you that the right shoulder is blocked as a result of it. again, 76 eastbound right near montgomery driv

lehigh valley seeing low 50s. those skies are clear.a quick warmup. 78 degrees by 11:00 this morning. that's already warmer than the normal high. the normal high in philadelphia is 77 degrees. we'll blow past that. skies are starting to brighten. just ten minutes away from sunrise. 61 degrees at 7:00. some of the warmest temperatures will be in the lehigh valley. if you're looking for a cool spot. interior new jersey warms to 71. at the beach, 74 degrees. a closer look at the warmer temperatures and the weekend forecast when i come back in ten minutes. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we're watching 295, this is around 561, no problems or delays in either direction. cars are moving along nicely. roads are dry. we had a disabled tractor trailer over to the right-hand side, that just cleared out of the way.

steady rainfall across suburbs lehigh valley and poconos.y rainfall continues right now across parts of northern delaware where we've already picked up over an inch of rainfall just this evening and parts of pennsylvania and new jersey as well. mullica hill picking up an inch half most of it in the last air. newark close to an inch swarthmore picking up three tenths of an inch at the airport a quarter of an inches. we're going to add to those tool lease as we head into the overnight period time. i mean bedded storm activity. temperature falling back to 70 degrees. light winds tonight and through the day tomorrow. this is not going to had to be a wind event. high temperature 78 degrees of the periods of heavy rain again i mean bedded thunderstorms through the day tomorrow. temperatures right now they are rain cool 72 degrees in philly temperatures very consistent all across the delaware valley right around 70 degrees. dewpoints unfortunately are also very consistent they are so elevated up to near 70 degrees in low 70s just indicating so much

in the lehigh valley. especially 84 degrees and in delaware you'll see plenty of sunshine from the 60s to the 70s and 80s by early this afternoon. new jersey we'll see some showers develop between 1 and 5:00 but it's not going to be an all day rainfall as the shore mostly right along the coast might see a late day shower. 75 degrees at 5:00 this afternoon. the sea breezes will keep the shore communities a bit cooler. future cast shows at 11:00 lots of sunshine and temperatures will be climbing. it's during the afternoon hours that we see the best chance of showers and thunderstorms developing. that's 3:00 this afternoon. interior new jersey and along the central new jersey coast and then as we go into the late afternoon hours, this is 5:00 this afternoon, trenton and into interior new jersey we'll see scattered showers and moving from the west a possibility of showers and thunderstorms back in the lehigh valley and some of the western surveillance bushes. may see a brief shower in philadelphia but most of

i have met with many of the the department needs to have a presence in silicon valley. but the exactly has the his ownity to take this sort of baby and say they have uccessfully experimented and things they have learned and institutional fixes that are required to take it to the next level. he can put it away, start something new. diux ith be right for the and send a powerful message to constituents in the pentagon and silicon valley that he means what he says and that it is ok for others to do the same. it would be, i think, an exceptionally strong message to send. >> this week's money minute feature sponsored by navy credit a finance spirit explains how to understand your home's equity. tapping the home for equity like any military mission scenarios.fferent first assess the value of the home. finding out how much equity you to you might require help from a professional. a re of property sense values in the area. it is likely they have increased or decreased over time. a few market factors like rising interest rates, inflation and real estate ffect market value. while

the showers moving into the ohio valley.e shower threat for us looks like it will stay mainly to the south during the day today. a good chance we're see showers around for tomorrow. right now, the clouds show on futurecast that they'll be moving in during the day. this is 2:30 this afternoon. clouds for parts of the area through south jersey, delaware into maryland. to the north it will stay nice and clear at 2:30. the clouds will be creeping farther to the north as a chance of showers develops by this evening. that's 8:30 this evening. a pretty good chance we'll see showers tomorrow as well. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. we have your ten-day outlook just ahead. >>> 20 minutes past 4:00 right now. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered to are your ride to work on this monday starting with the blue route. >> these are our cameras from the blue route actually normally focused on the germantown pike. no problems or delays in either direction. we often times have disabled vehicles ou

more likely to see breaks of sunshine in the lehigh valley, 70 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon. to the south, mostly cloudy day. there's a chance of showers for delaware, new jersey and the jersey shore but it certainly won't be an all-day rainfall. there are warmer days ahead. may have noticed that with the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. take a look at your futurecast to see when you may see more showers during the day today. let's check in with jessie and see what's happening on the roads. >> in den tis township, new jersey, there's a utility pole down blocking the roadway on route 47. that's closed right now in both directions around beaver dam road. you can see some strip of red right there. follow those detours around the scene. there's no big delays on any of the roads in the surrounding area as well. here's the schuylkill expressway. this is right around montgomery drive. no problems in either direction. we have an eastbound drive time in center city that's still doing okay. speeds into the 60s. as for the area bridges, we're still seeing delays it on the

kutztown and the lehigh valley. gusty winds.ll feel them in west chester and phoenixville. 60s later today with bright, sunny skies. a few thin clouds blowing through parts of the area. mainly sunny. mt. airy, 65 degrees this afternoon for mt. area. new jersey those 30s will disappear. the 40s will also disappear, blow past the 50s into the 60s this afternoon. trenton, high of 66 and haddonfield warms to 64. at the shore, gusty winds today, 63 degrees in galloway township. avalon, bright, sunny skies. for delaware, plenty of sunshine. look at these afternoon temperatures. 65 degrees for today. rehoboth beach, up to 64 in wilmington. just a few, thin clouds in wilmington. enjoy the sunshine today, because this is in store for us tomorrow. look at the rain, kansas city into the st. louis area. it's got a ways to go. watch the futurecast, take it right into the area for tomorrow. later tomorrow morning after a nice sunny day today. this rain is making progress. at this time tomorrow morning, it's in the ohio valley, for the few sho

it's dropped into the 40s now in the lehigh valley. it's the lehigh valley will stay mostly cloudy during the day. this is easton, 47 degrees to start with. 52 at 7:00 and cloudy skies, 61 degrees at 10:00. it will be warmer in the lehigh valley than the rest of the area. we won't get the same kind of warmup weç saw yesterday or th bright sunshine. it will be cloudy skies and rain for philadelphia, the suburbs, new jersey, not so much the lehigh valley, delaware, that's where you'll see steadier rain during the day today. that's today. there's your seven-day forecast which shows we'll be drying out tomorrow. i'll take you through the futurecast hour by hour to show you when the rain will move in and when it will be moving out when i'm back in ten minutes. first, let's see how the roads are looking this morning. jessica boyington, your first alert traffic. >> we're watching the schuylkill expressway right now. this is around the vine street expressway. we're facing the entrance ramp to the vine. we're still blocked off there. the vine

fire burning across from the thunder valley casino. talking about warm weather and possibly winds there in the central valley. so far, 80 acres have burned. you see some trucks there. they're also on fire. we don't know yet -- any reports of any injuries. right now, this fire about 25% contained. you can see it does not appear to be anywhere close to be contained. 25%. no word yet on what sparked this fire. this is outside of sacramento in lincoln. we'll continue to watch this, bring you more details as soon as they come in. also, next at 5:00, an increase of great white sharks spotted off of our coast. what may be bringing them. >> plus, getting to the bottom of a massive oil spill off the california coast. who the state is trying to pin the blame on now. >> i have to stop talking and i have to listen and ask questions. >> helping others by setting up chairs on the street. the inspiration behind one woman's free therapy session. >>> did you spot them? for the second day in a row, great white sharks seen swimming off the coast. this is

the lehigh valley dropped to 44 degrees.hiladelphia, that's the warm spot in the 50s right now. we will see sunshine, bright sunshine to begin with. look at that. by 9:00 this morning, 61 degrees. we're headed back into the 70s just like we saw yesterday for mother's day. a nice day today, yes, absolutely. a nice warmup, too. but it will come with clouds later this afternoon. we'll start with sunshine. the clouds will be increasing along with the temperature. 69 degrees for the suburbs, low 70s for new jersey and the lehigh valley and at the shore, 65 degrees with partly sunny skies. that's today. there's the seven-day at the bottom of the screen. when i'm back, a look at the futurecast to show you when the clouds will be coming in today. also i'm tracking showers, too. i'll talk about their arrival when i'm back in ten minutes. jessica boyington is watching first alert traffic. >> right, bill. we're watching the boulevard around 17th street. no problems in either direction. so far this morning, you can see all the traffic m

coming through castro valley, no delays for the tri-valley either. a live look at oakland southbound, smooth drive. over on the other side of the bay, palo alto shows an equally light drive. >> i've got food for thought for you at 5:51 on friday morning. think about this. 99% of the people living in san francisco are within a ten minute walk of a park. that fact is one of the reasons that the san francisco park system is ranked fifth best in the nation by the trust for public land and recreation for parks. minneapolis is ranked number one in the country. >> some of the best known musical artists are in wine country this weekend providing fans a taste of serious sound. >> day one of that event kick starts for the music festival at the napa expo. it will run from friday through sunday. stevie wonder tonight, lenny kravitz, are you going to go my way. sunday red hot chili peppers. >> i would have a hard time knowing what day to go. >>> bay area fans of the tenor are going to see a famous italian singer one day early. the sharks play game three next satu

you've got the boys and girls club in silicon valley, team success. how's the month ninth going help your organization? >> it's going to help us for scholarships and for teen moms and i'm one of the winners to get the scholarship this year. >> reporter: oh, congratulations. >> thank you. >> it's going to help me with my education at the college i'm attending. >> reporter: congratulations. raising a reader. nice to see you here. we've got michelle. what -- how will the money help? >> right now, here in san zoe we provide over 35,000 meals a month for low-income seen krors and homeless. this will help reach further into the community and provide more feemeals to those in need. >> reporter: a sampling over 1,000 local nonprofits from a the communities. go online, svgives.org. 24-hour marathon effort. this is the third year. recalling over the past couple of years, they've raised $16 million. to at least keep that momentum going, you want to hit the $7 million to $8 million mark. you can see we're a third of the way there. here we are be just before noon.

is boston the next silicon valley? shenzhen is the hardware of silicon valley now.nk we will be the bio of silicon valley. and more software and artificial intelligence and robotics is all required for bio and bio is not easy to do online. it's about walking over and looking at samples. it is very physical, so you'd need to be m.i.t. and harvard. emily: you are working with a company called or tech? -- pure tech? joi: yes. i had to go to capital markets and got back just a few hours ago. they are setting some examples. a lot of companies require basic science and need to do fda trials and a lot of times, these technologies are not ready to be companies yet. pure tech is a new model for connecting academic research for companies. this experimenting and testing with new ways to translate academic research into companies is really important. one of the things you have spoken out about is bitcoin. what do you think the future of bitcoin is? companiesf my first was an internet service provider in japan and i worked on a lot of early internet protocol. the thing about the

it's burning across from the thunder valley casino resort in lincoln. that's about 30 miles northeast of sacramento. at this point no word on what sparked the fire, but it has burned 100 acres and several cars. now it is warm there in sacramento. firefighters do say they have done a good job of stopping it from spreading, and right now they are working to put the remaining flames out. no word on whether anyone was hurt. now turning to our own microclimate forecast. the heat is really cranking up. it did all day. enjoy it while it lasts though. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking another change in the weather pattern for us. >> dramatically cold temperatures within the next three days, raj and investigation. right now that's about an area of high pressure allowing temperatures in california to rise and we've had that dry offshore wind decreasing humidity and increasing the fire danger throughout the state as well. in terms of our highs today it was warm again everywhere. pleasanton one of the warmest at 92 degrees and oakland 88 and san francisc

also for parts of the central valley.as that continues to move away, there will be another low dropping in that could bring in more activity for the sierra. some showers and possibly high elevation snow. not expecting much. for the coastal areas, temperatures will be warming up as that high pressure moves. in looking to the weekend forecast, it will be in the mid 80s for the north bay as you make plans to get outside. maybe you want to head to the beach. it will be in the 60s along the coast. 70s for the peninsula as well as east bay. tri-valley and south bay looking at highs that will be topping out in the lower 80s. drivers can expect more traffic heading through oakland. a smoother drive. slowing southbound 880 because of a crash that happened in the area around the 92 interchange. waiting for chp to get there and give us more information. we talked about all these folks held up in orinda. they've been let loose. all lanes are clear heading past highway 13. farther south looking at westbound 92. that's the san mateo br

there were reports of the bear what happening in wissahickon valley park.ll encounters appeared to be harmless. >> if it came near me i would have been up to my waist in the water. >> reporter: wildlife officers say black bears are usually not aggressive. >> if they're cornered or messed with then they could turn on you. >> reporter: officials say this bear is probably looking for a mate and some new territory and just wandered too far. game commission officer jerry check says in his 17 year career, this is the second report of a black bear in philadelphia. >> when people get attacked it's if they come between the mother and cubs or people are sleeping in their tents and they have food in the tender the bear goes up to the tent and wants the food not the person. >> reporter: wildlife officials say that if you are ever approached by a wild bear out in the woods, what you want to do is raise your arms appear bigger than an animal and make lots of noise in hopes of scaring it away. as for this particular wild black bear officials say they hope to track it down

valley. signs that hillary clinton is getting a boost in the days after donald trump he the effective nominee for the republican party? which way will silicon valley's conservatives lean? my guest host for the hour, david kirkpatrick, is still with me. what do people in silicon valley think about this race? we know that peter thiel is officially a delegate for donald trump. i know that surprised a lot of people. week ago, as we watched the results coming out of indiana and ted cruz dropped out, making donald trump the presumptive nominee, we are looking to twitter and seeing mark andreessen tweet out saying that he will support hillary clinton. that was a tweet heard around the valley. a real indication that political partisanship in the valley is not as strong as it is elsewhere in the valley. here is a guy who donated to a super pac that supported mitt romney for years ago and would now between out his support for clinton. it was not that direct. it said #imwithher. that is it. david: this

we'll just watch the tri-valley for recovery. 880 slowdown.another crash at industrial which has activity on the shoulder. the rest standard as far as the pattern goes. san mateo bridge sees more traffic flowing. folks getting slower across the flat section. there is haze in the air. visibility just fine. san rafael, southbound 101, an easy drive. no slowing except novato. back to you. >> thanks, mike. it is 6:21. big night for sports in the east bay. both the a's and warriors hosting home games tonight. fans of green and yellow may be in for an unwanted surprise. >>> this is bob redell six hours into our 24-hour long marathon push to raise millions of dollars for local nonprofits. we'll tell you how we are doing and how you can help. silicon valley gives is underway... ==sam/2shot== all day long - anyone c d >>> 6:25. silicon valley gives is under way. >> all day long, anyone can donate any amount of money and the money goes to hundreds of charities in the bay area bob redell live with how you can help. >> super easy. go to sv gives.org. you

in the lehigh valley tomorrow, a few sprinkles.ing, 65, but mostly just clouds and below normal temperatures in bethlehem and easton, and when i come back, aisle show you the weekend forecast and you may be longing >> that's not saying much, is ?r it? all right. >>> breaking news in west philadelphia. skyforce10 still looking at this mess here along the side of the eastbound lanes of gerard avenue. it's been a couple hours since a trailer toppled and spilled a load of boxes on the expressway. look at that. the mess is still out this. the lanes are still closed. as skyforce10 pulls out now, look at this backup right here. ouch. yeah. couple hours since this has been forming. the good news here is no one was hurt in the accident. if you know anybody using this expressway, eastbound, they're going to need a lot of patience. crews are still working to clean the mess up. we'll keep an eye on it for you. >>> a popular hollywood host moves to the big apple. >> a face joining the nbc "today" show team, and, plus, bad babysitars, why police

occasional showers, 54 in malvern, 50s for the lehigh valley with the rain, too.ere's a slight chance we'll see a thunderstorm this afternoon into south jersey and delaware. at the shore it's a steady breeze coming off the ocean. 54 in atlantic city with cloudy, drizzly conditions and showers in delaware as well. that's today. seven day at the bottom of the screen. another look at that ten-day forecast with summer-like conditions next week, tracy, when i come back in ten minutes. >> we've been waiting for that! thanks, bill. >>> let's check in with jessica boyington. >> if you access the vine street expressway at all in the morning, you may have a problem, especially if you're coming from the schuylkill expressway westbound. this is the traffic heading westbound on the schuylkill trying to get to the vine street expressway eastbound. headed towards 95 on the vine. that exit ramp is blocked with this accident scene here. with the slippery road conditions in the morning, right now what we're dealing with is the slippery on and off ramp. be careful for the most part.

mill valley doctor . for help. dr. >> reporter: yes, liz, prince's reps did call this mill valley clinic asking for help. there are no signs here, so you wouldn't know inside is a nationally recognized opiate addiction clinic and the doctor who runs it was asked for help a day before prince died. in the last 24 hours of prince's life the singer's reps reached out to mill valley doctor howard kornfeld for help. dr. kornfeld is a nationally recognized addiction treatment specialist who runs recovery without walls here in mill valley. he wasn't able to meet with prince until two days later, so he sent his son andrew instead on a red eye from sfo to minneapolis. >> he set into motion a plan that was what he felt was a life saving mission and that mission was to get prince to a doctor in minnesota thursday morning. >> reporter: but when andrew got to prince's estate at paisley park, he had to make a call, not to his dad but 911. >> we need a paramedic. we're at paisley park, 7801 audubon road, person down not breathing.

this precipitation moved in from the central valley. and it moved to the west and sagged to the south not typical for us here in the bay area. generally, our rain moves in from the north to the south. as i take a look at all this on our time lapse map it is surging into the santa clara valley making tracks toward monterey bay. you have to ask now, what's in store for the weekend? how will the latest rain affect your saturday and mother's day? i have those details coming up a little later in this newscast. >>> dana stubblefield's defense team firing back today in the high-profile sexual assault case involving the former 49ers. they are now calling on the district attorney to recuse himself from the case and be replaced with an unbiased prosecutor. >> a lot of the statements made by the district attorney's office, um, about his potential guilt and receiving a stiff sentence when he is convict, all these types of things we feel are meant to inflame prejudice and not inform the public. >> stubblefield was arrest in front of his children mon

for the lehigh valley, we've seen downpours overnight.ew showers in the area and a chance of more showers during the day today. all this moisture is coming up from the south from tropical depression bonnie. bonnie no longer a tropical storm. certainly a tremendous amount of moisture coming our way. the futurecast shows at 10:00 this morning, scattered showers in philadelphia but the heaviest rainfall at the shore at that hour. the forecast, a ten-day outlook has improving conditions for tomorrow. once we get past the clouds and the rain today, 88 degrees tomorrow afternoon. on wednesday, low 80s. we'll stay dry and sunny on thursday. a chance of showers returns for friday and saturday. drying conditions sunday, another round of showers possible on monday. we have lots of sunshine for tuesday and wednesday. >> thanks, bill. >>> that wet weather out there could really make a mess on the roads and really cause all kinds of problems. >> it's not the only problem drivers are dealing with right now. katy zachry joining us live with an alert for

jessica boyington watching the lehigh valley right now.e watching 78 right around lehigh street. no problems in either direction right here but we have a disabled vehicle if you're heading out the door in montgomery county. lower merion on belmont avenue and east levering road. more updates inç the 5:00 hour >>> graduation day at villanova university. the school's 173rd commencement is this afternoon. ceremonies normally happen outside. but because of the possibility of showers and thunderstorms, the university has moved ceremonies indoors to the pavilion. >>> the honors keep coming for the national champion villanova wildcats. more then a month after their historic march to victory. >> we are honoring and congratulating jay wright and the villanova university men's basketball team on winning the 2016 ncaa men's national basketball championship. applause here. >> this is the scene at philadelphia city hall yesterday. city council presented coach jay wright and team members with a resolution congratulating them on their national championsh

the lehigh valley sat 54. we will see bright sunshine, no sign of the fog that started things off in the lehigh valley yesterday. look at the warm jump, 10:00, 75 degrees. plenty of sunshine today. showers are completely out of the picture. 60 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00, 71 degrees. high temperatures this afternoon, well, stand by. a real summer preview. looking at upper 80s for new jersey, lehigh valley, delaware up to 84. look at the jersey shore. 87 inland. right on the beach, on the boardwalk, 74 degrees. philadelphia heading for 88 degrees. i'll be back with futurecast in ten minutes. right now here is jessica boyington with traffic. >> 422, this construction project is supposed to clear around the 5:00 hour. this is headed eastbound off of route 23 around 422. active work zone here. some lane restrictions in both directions. the schuylkill expressway dealing with construction. headed eastbound around the blue route, the left lane is closed. speeds into the 60s. over in new jersey, more construction, 295 so

here, a drier scene at valley forge national historic park in montgomery county.found quite a few families enjoying a holiday outside. >> many areas dry throughout the day, but the nbc 10 first alert radar shows more neighborhoods seeing rain tonight. let's go to glen, and, glen, just a few hours left of the holiday weekend. how's it looking? >> for parts of the area, just fine. you get close to philadelphia or wilmington or trenton and surrounding areas, it's mostly dry tonight, but raining all day at the shore. there's a little bit of rain coming up towards northern delaware and philadelphia area, but that's light, and if there is any that comes in, it should be light. main area of rain, as you can see, is starting to move overshore. it's raining in atlantic city into northern delaware, but that is moving out. we have a line of strong showers and thunderstorms. it's still well west of the lehigh valley and berks county, but it is moving in that direction. we'll keep an eye on that. saturday, official heat wave, third day in a row of 90, yesterday, 87, and so far

temperatures in the 80s around livermore and tri-valley. close to 90 and the warmest locations, mid to upper 80s. temperature trend not just for the next two days but over the next seven is the heat is on in the valley. >> 5:00 right now. breaking news out of iraq where isis unleashed a new wave of bombings around baghdad. at least 20 confirmed dead in three separate attacks. after the attack, isis claimed responsibility. it comes as iraqi troops launched a new offensive to retake fallujah. >>> happening today, memorial day commemorations take place across the nation to remember u.s. militaries who died. >> president obama is scheduled to visit the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. it starts 8:00 a.m. our .

that has basically pissed off silicon valley.'s one of semi-things that have pissed off silicon valley. he spoke specifically against amazon, apple, facebook. he is considered an anti-tech person by the head of the consumer electronics association, gary shapiro. this is a guy who is fundamentally irrational on many of his views, especially about oddly, business, since he is a business guy. ramy: what are you hearing on the ground as far as the politics side of things, in terms of the san francisco, santa clara republican party? tim: 18 months ago, they thought maybe this was the cycle where they could crack silicon valley and tap into the money being generated there. there was some hope that candidates like jeb bush or marco rubio would really connect with the upcoming leaders. but comments by trump, especially around building a wall, other issues regarding global trade, really have not been playing well within the valley and the tech community. ramy: keith, you have taken a stance on twitter all about this. i will quote you. "ni

hottest spot around the tri-valley.close to 90 in san jose and a more comfortable 72 around san francisco. >> things more active across the bay area roadways. metering lights turned on. you can see the traffic is stop and go. across the bay, looking good. fog forming across the bay. that may impede your view but looking good on the roads. lots of green across the tri-valley. build coming in from livermore. across the south bay we have an earlier accident. that is clear. you see the red on the map that denotes slowing in the area 101. >>> oracle arena will be the center of the basketball universe for the next few days. thursday is game one of the nba finals. like last year, warriors take on the cleveland cavaliers. season ticket holders get the first crack. did you see last night's game. it was a good one. >> of course we saw last night's game. >> clutch shooting in the second half. warriors come back from three games to one deficit to beat oklahoma city. the splash brothers led the way. they were soaking those nets as d

lehigh valley, middle 70s this afternoon.d into the 70s, too, for the suburbs with bright, sunny skies. phoenixville, west chester, 76 degrees. closer to 80 degrees in parts of philadelphia, fairmont, 78 degrees today and bright sunshine for new jersey. trenton, 77 and 74 in haddonfield. even at the shore, the temperatures will be climbing into the low 70s for avalon, galloway township, 74 in atlantic city, 71 degrees, the high temperature. look at the sunshine for wilmington, dover and rehoboth. a little bit chillier at rehoboth but well into the 70s for dover and for wilmington. stotesbury regatta, sunshine today but look what happens today. clouds, first thing in the morning. the rain arrives during the morning and continues well into the afternoon. in fact, it will continue into the evening tomorrow. i'll take a look at the futurecast to show you when the showers are likely to move out when i'm back in ten minutes with the ten-day outlook. >> all right, we'll see you then, bill. it is just about 5:10 on a friday morning.