aggressive in that valley. that kind of schizophrenic approach just bouncing back and forth between disengagement and going more aggressively is something that played out over and over again. there's a time in 2011 after the 101st airborne division has pulled out of the pech when the first cavalry division takes the reins at bahrain as the headquarters for the easter one of the generals is very concerned about essentially security vacuum. without wanting to guide go back in and reestablish all the bases americas had just left come he didn't want to do that, but he did want to continue to hurt the enemy up in these areas and launched a series of big operations, i would say of dubious value that often came across to soldiers beneath him as this is commanders seeking combat, doing air assault for an assault say. i don't think was ever quite as simple as that which you do see lessons having to be relearned over and over and over again, or not being learned at all. >> we have a number of questions for you both about

i know for those who really air in the valley. this is kind of one of the the staple regimental histories. and if you're interested you can you can find this readily available online, but this is what carpenter explained. about what the 1864 shenandoah campaign meant to him? and his comrades in the eighth vermont against the entire backdrop of their military service from early 62 until the end of the conflict and he wrote. the jaden soldiers who rallied around his standard? from the plotting campaigns of louisiana where the vanquish battlefields of the atlantic slope. found in this new theater of action meaning the shenandoah valley the romance of war. the greatest general ship on both sides was there to contend for mastery and victory if achieved. would crown the conquerors with laurels of glory? so for veterans of the eighth, vermont. and really i think for all of the veterans of the army of the shenandoah. the 1864 shenandoah campaign resulted in more than a series of battlefield victories. i mean what happened in the valley me

so a big warm-up for inland valleys.digit warming for most of the east bay and north bay taking a live look outside from the east bay over berkeley very shallow, marine layer. and we're going to wake up to shallow clouds for your sunday giving way to a warmer and drier air mass. we're we're going to warm up to above average highs along the coast, reading into our inland valleys and temperatures out there right now. widespread low to mid 60's for most of the bay area shoreline with at 54 degrees. mid 70's right now for livermore and even conquered at 73 degrees and santa rosa and avato in the mid to upper 60's and overnight lows. tonight, widespread mid 40's. but 2 outliers going to be pretty mild night for those of you in antioch in the low 50's and santa rosa chillier cooling down to 39 degrees. but tomorrow's daytime highs above average even for downtown san francisco warming up into the mid 60's upper 60's for those of you in oakland and hayward flirting with 80's once again for inland valleys in livermore and conquer

valley for decades.ome of them were initially -- they tried to move the native people out of the yosemite mulling, and eventually the sort of let them back in but on the condition essentially that they were living in their traditional ways as part of the display for the tourists. not quite like animals in zoos, that something close. they are on display. people would come by and remark. wow, look at those outfits they are wearing. look at the things they are doing. they are there to be sort of seen by the tourists. i think one of the things that is curious about our relationship with nature as represented by the parks is how sort of the original anglo settlers and these railroads, all these folks that are coming into these landscapes cannot really quite make sense of the people who live in nature rather than looking at nature. and that's that difference of being, you know, yosemite being a place to live in and to rely upon the resources that are there, the way that native americans do or is it being sort

inland valley struggling in the 70's.80's expected with widespread 60's throughout the east bay shoreline and mid to upper 50's along the coast and then gradually warming up starting sunday peaking on tuesday and wednesday of this upcoming week. back with that summer sizzle justine, back to you. thank you so much. more recent. here's what's coming up at 3. >> we'll bring you the sights and sounds from a side show that shut down the bay bridge. also the magic is back. a live report from disneyland which just reopened today you can see people. they're running to get inside. we'll go there live. my name is trisha. i'm 70 and i live in mill valley, california. my biggest passion is gardening. i love to be outdoors. i have jaybirds that come when i call. i know how important it is to feed your body good nutrition. i heard about prevagen and i heard about the research behind it. taking prevagen, i have noticed that i can think clearly. my memory is better. i can say that prevagen is one of the most outstanding supplements i've

it over here out of castro valley, the dast row valley y.ther crash north 880 that cleared at washington. the one north 238 leaves one lane blocked and the backs folks up on to 238 and the castro valley y. that is your problem, need a tow truck to pull the big rig out of the area. the bay bridge toll plaza shows a light traffic flow. what happened is there may be east bay schools coming back in session, parents are at home for the first day of hybrid perhaps. >> yep. a lot of juggling. >> it is. that does it for us this morning on "today in the bay." >> we'll leave you today with a live look outside in san jose. the "today" show coming up next. thanks for joining us. >>> good morning. breaking overnight, protesters clashing with police after an officer shoots and kills a young black man during a traffic stop outside minneapolis, just a few miles from where george floyd died. >> just like george floyd, it doesn't matter what you do, you don't deserve to be murdered. >> hundreds marching on the police department. the national guard mobilized i

it comes in pockets and mill valley got 3/10 of an inch of rain and sausalito for tents.ybody else is right around 1/10 of an inch of rain in san francisco so far 1307 inch of rain. that is where the rainfall totals it now. let's show you what is coming up next. we can say goodbye to the majority of the rain here and let's get the high definition doppler on the screen. the focus was down on the tri- valley and we can see the sweeps going around there and watch what happens as we come in for a close-up look where the rain is now going across 580 right at the intersection of 580 and 84 to the heart of livermore. and that is because we have a stationary band of rain sitting right there over you guys and if that is where it is right now, let's go back to the future cast and play this forward and we will show you what happens. it does pick up beautifully where the showers are and then as we go through the remainder of this evening and we say goodbye to the rain that we have been getting and we have to move on to the next side of the story which is the warm-up. we still have a

back in court russian opposition leader alexina valley is seen in public for the 1st time since ending his hunger strike also. a module for a plant a chinese space station is launched into a war that. welcome to the program corona virus cases and the course in india have reached a new high as the country grapples with a devastating 2nd wave more than 3600 deaths and nearly 380000 cases were reported on thursday many people in new delhi are killing outside factories to philip oxygen tanks and hospitals are running out of beds and medical supplies the foreign secretary says 40 countries have pledged to send up to 550 oxygen generating plants but many patients can't afford to wait then. we have an out of a house is 2 in the morning there is no oxygen available in all of delhi and after a lot of running around we finally got here by around 4 initially there was a queue on the other side then we were told that we had to come to the fun site and queue here my mother is very ill and for the past 2 days we've been trying to get a bed in stone money hospitals in delhi. in west bengal state elec

samantha mesa newsnation rio grande valley. although the peninsula now in belmont police officer tried to pull someone over this morning for suspected drunk driving. >> a highway 79 near los gatos chp and the santa clara county sheriff's deputies also had to join in on this pursuit. and after the chase they managed to stop him on highway 17 near the lark avenue intersection. and that is when 32 year-old montero reston jeffrey apps was then taken into custody. but while police were searching the suspect's car an unrelated car smashed right into the back of the officer's squad car. both the officer and apps for then taken to the hospital. they're said, though, to have non life threatening injuries. the cause of the crash is still unknown tonight. and this man here, man. well, rosales of redwood city has been booked and charged with attempted carjacking. federal mail theft and possession of a switchblade redwood city officers say the driver of the car that he tried to steal managed to hold him off until san mateo county sheriff's

extending from the north bay valleys and east bay valleys, westward and southward impacting almost everyonee bay area. second, worst drought scenario with the exception of the exceptional category where we could easily start to see that by the valleys in the north bay and east bay later this month during the summer months and also possibly in early fall is, well, if these worsening conditions continue still tracking above average temperatures, especially for innermost valleys in the east bay and north bay out there right now. but a different story and picture along the coast tracking the return of that fog being 20 degrees cooler for downtown san francisco right now. also seeing double digit cooling throughout the east bay shoreline and south bay as well of san jose because of that increase in that cool sea breeze and cloud cover as well. 55 degrees. the downtown san francisco. we were easily in the low 70's around this time yesterday with low 70's right now. for those of you in san jose with that cool down. check out livermore, 86 degrees with nevado in the low 80's near 30 degree differen

he's also the executive director of sonoma valley visitors bureau. the recall campaign started after the 38 year-old mayor was accused of assault by 6 women. the mayor refused to resign just stepping down foppoli being confident saying he will be found innocent when this investigation is all said and done. an elected official can only be removed from office by felony conviction or a voter initiated recall. today's filing of a notice of intent states. the allegations against the mayor are credible and have caused major damage to the town of windsor once the recall notices filed for poli will have 7 days to respond and proponents of this recall will prepare a petition to be signed. they have a 120 days to gather signatures gaining 20% of the registered voters in favor of the recall election. that's about 3300 signatures. and dana is confident that they will have enough signatures. so i know personally speaking to a lot of residents who live here. they'd rather have the mayor resign and not have to go through an entire recall election because it can be

it extended far beyond silicon valley.bama awarded him the national medal of technology. geschke lived in los atos until his death. he was 81 years old. >>> a powerful night of reflection for kristin smart. the smart family gather in the down paso robles to honor the cal poly student who disappeared 25 years ago. on tuesday, paul flores, the last person seen with smart, was arrested and charged with her murder. his father was charged as an accessory. people came to show their support after a tumultuous week. >>> when we come back, a new warning for peloton users. >>> plus a royal farewell to prince philip. we'll take you inside the castle where he was hated to rest. >>> and we'll finish the weekend potentially with summer-like temperatures. specially across the valleys. >>> south san francisco welcomes back thousands of students to the which is a room. the new technology in place . >>> the investigation continues into a mass shooting at an indianapolis fedex facility. a former employee killed eight people thursday night an

but even along the coast even end of the inland valleys. we were about 5 degrees below average today low to mid 60's when we should be seeing mid 60's for this time of year in downtown san francisco, even cooler than that 58 degrees for your saturday afternoon and we're still tracking that high cloud cover and for allergy suffers like myself, the early days of spring have certainly been brutal. we're noticing medium to high amounts of elder ash in juniper out there in the same is going to continue for sunday as well. temperatures as you head out the door. widespread mid to upper 50's redwood city currently in the mid 60's right now. but low temperatures tonight going to stay in the mid to upper 40's at santa rosa currently at 38 degrees for your overnight lows a little bit chillier tonight. then you were last night in daytime highs tomorrow. little change along the coast. but we are going to see some warming, far inland valleys downtown san francisco in half moon bay in the mid to upper 50's. but mid 60's for those of you in oakland and hay

welcome to the program alexina valley has appeared in court for the 1st time since ending a 3 week hunger strike the kremlin critic attended a hearing by video link to appeal against his conviction in february for defaming a world war 2 veteran in a separate court case proceedings on whether to label the valleys opposition network extremist have been adjourned it's a move that could ban the group and lead to activists facing long sentences in prison but a smith has the very latest for us from moscow bernard you're outside the court just tell us what happened there a short time ago and what's at stake. so prosecutors that want to buy these anti corruption organization they want the court to this because an extremist organization that does regional political groups as well this would put corruption organization on the same level. meaning people who finances groups or supporters of the group could face very very lengthy jail sentences and very very heavy prison terms essentially the court has already issued an interim injunction earlier on this week banning his organization from operating pe

. >> we were toasty once again for most of our inland valleys. let's take a live look outside right now and we're noticing. >> marine layer nonexistent. but we are going to notice that low and high cloud cover. returning during the overnight hours. impacting your monday morning commute temperatures as you head out the door right now for your sunday night cooler along the coast. but still warm in lansing. some 40's 50's 60's and yes, even 70's as you head out the door. so quite the temperatures spread. 25 degree difference from coastal areas specifically pacific and happen bay currently at 48 degrees pittsburgh, though, in the low 70's with widespread low to mid 50's in between for most bay area. cities conquered, though, 67 degrees and we're tracking widespread low to mid 50's around the bay area shoreline downtown san francisco 50 degrees and oakland currently in the mid 50's as nevado currently at 54 degrees. so the air conditioning system that mother nature has is right on blast and on our coastal areas right now throughout the san francisco p

of course and russia has ordered organizations connected to jailed opposition leader alexina valley to freeze their operations the course is now considering banning mist in the valleys anticorruption foundation and its regional network as prosecutors accuse them of political extremism this is the latest state crackdown against the let's say in the valley as a force of political opposition of germany has condemned the code who've been declaring it unacceptable to use anti terror on those gates political opponents. we can go now to moscow where we joined d.w. correspondent aren't tilton welcome and what effect will these moves have. well basically if the anti-corruption foundation is found to be an extremist organization long term it would basically freeze all of their operations moving forward it would ban their symbols prevent them from actually carrying out any business in the country and actually slap anybody who continues to work with the organization with lengthy prison terms now we know the head of the organization if they continue to work with the anti corruption foundation and k

mostly upper 60s around the south end of the bay with low to mid 70s the santa clara valley, some of the warmer spots farther inland around 80 degrees pick of the tri-valley the mid to upper 70s, he said the devil range the warm spot with highs above 80 degrees farther inland, the usual mix of 50s and 60s around the bay was temperatures for the north bay mostly into the mid to upper 70s as well and farther north, just a little bit warmer. more 80s showing up on the map for northern sonoma and napa county. temperatures similar on saturday and we start warming up sunday come the peak of the next the warm spell will be monday and tuesday with the warmth sticking around as we had toward much of the first full week of may and of course no rain in the forecast. we get more data between now and 11 and i'll have an update then. stomach a look at the top headlines, president biden marked 100 days in office by kicking off a 10 day multis date blitz to sell his latest multi-trillion-dollar proposals. at a rally in duluth, georgia, he laid out the work ahead on the infrastructure and police refo

once again for our inland valleys. in fact, we did warm up into the low 80's for conquered and livermore. when you should be in the mid to upper 60's. this time of year. well above average there downtown san francisco also tracking milder temperatures warming up into the mid 60's with oakland holding steady exactly where you need to be at 66 degrees live look outside from our downtown san francisco camera. you can see city hall out in the distance. pretty clear skies out there right now. but we're going to notice the return of that dense overnight fog bring us visibility at or near 0 at times for your monday morning commute. don't forget to turn on your low beams and temperatures out there right now starting to cool down into the upper 40's along the bay area coastline thing. so that cool sea breeze influence, widespread low to mid 50's everywhere else. but conquered in antioch still very pleasant temperatures out there right now, even at this 9 o'clock hour in the low to mid 60's with overnight lows cooling down in th

it's still going to be warm for our inland valleys. checking out a high of 86 degrees in clear lake as well as antioch, morgan hill reaching 85. for the inner bay in the 70s and upper 50s along the immediate coast. we'll talk about a warm-up for today, but then a slight cooldown for the weekend that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> man, it might be cooler obviously over near the water. the san mateo bridge, taillights heading away from us. the ones comihayward. happy thursday to you as well. nice to get my workweek started on a thursday. we are smack in the middle of what wall street calls earnings season. it comes four times a year so i don't know about the word season. apple and facebook were the latest to report profits and they were record numbers. apple did say it's facing the same problems all other manufacturers are. its supply of chips is low. but sales are strong and it will buy back $90 billion worth of stock to make it more valuable. great results from big companies have wall street absolutely gunning to go. in fact, some p

low to mid 80s for the tri valley. san francisco, 63 daly city, lod as low 80s this afternoon, 82 for windsor. the extended forecast. we will drop temperatures a bit friday and for saturday but still mild and warming up sunday and especially check out back to you. >>> 6:51. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, california losing a major asset ahead of what's expected to be a busy fire season. what cal fire plans to do with the largest fire fighting plane now grounded. >> reporter: a large shipment of vaccines has arrived in san mateo. mass vaccination sites are back open starting today. (beep) there's so much awesome stuff to stream nowadays. but the cost of it all can really add up. that's why xfinity helps you save. sign up for internet and get a free flex 4k streaming box. enjoy access to your favorite apps, even disney+. entertainment that starts at free. can your internet do that? oh boy, we're gonna need a bigger bowl. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. and now get dou

here is also the executive director of sonoma valley visitors bureau.he recall campaign started after the 38 year-old mayor was accused of assault bios with 6 women. the mayor refused to resign. so this kind of where we're at an elected official can only be removed from office by a felony conviction or a voter initiated recall, today's filing of a notice of intent states. the allegations against the mayor of credible and of caused major damage to the town once the recall notices filed. the poli has 7 days to respond and proponents of his recall will prepare a petition to be signed. they'll have a than 120 days to gather the signatures gaining 20% of the registered voters in favor of the recall election. they need about 3300 signatures. zain or the person really just spearheading this effort. he's confident he'll be able to get those signatures now, all a lot of people have talked to all covering the story since the beginning have said they're upset by this, but they really didn't want it to come to a recall election it's expensive for town. it takes tim

tomorrow, basically more so the sacramento valley the san joaquin valley. anybody going up five. everywhere in red here. there is an increase risk for thunderstorms as the system comes through, just the way the wind gets funneled and twisted and turned through the sacramento valley. you can get a lot of areas where the wind convergent just the right way up there. this time of year, we cannot only get thunderstorms, but maybe even of those weak tornadoes that we see almost regularly now. with everybody having phones. tomorrow would be the first day of the season where that could be a possibility. but back here at home that is not a risk for us. and there is rain, about a quarter of an inch of rain falling for much of the north bay. watch how much lower the numbers are in the southbay. very typical, probably a 10th of an inch or less and the snow in the sierra will be good. but it will be very bad for anybody trying to travel across the sierra on sunday. look at the close of you. almost a foot of snow in donner pass, foot of snow at echo summit, 80 and 50. an

oh, one. >> at lucas valley road in lucas valley marine wood.see conditions haven't really improved from that early morning crash looking at the bay bridge in across head towards the city there. look at that 3 months to exit under 13 minutes. the metering lights have not been turned on this morning. the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula under 14 minutes for you to make it there. the richmond, sandra fell commute. we're at the limit much improved from earlier we were up to about 13 or so now we're down to 9 minutes for you to make it there. and looking at the golden gate bridge heading into the city up to 37 minutes. so that's definitely much lower than we normally are. so we'll have more on that coming up. but for now, daryn, back to you. >> we'll start the bus with baseball. the giants on the road playing the marlins. and we just found out how long they will be without johnny he was pitching a great a game against the reds when he tweak something and it turns out it to. >> grade a muscle strain in his shoulder. that's what they call

joins them to see firsthand the facility when the valley is being held. you can tell a lot about how civilized society is by entering its prison russian prisons shrouded in dark mystery a beloved topic for the merchants of doom but lately the gaze of the international media and rights activists has been glued to one penal colony holding alexina valley in one of the toughest penal colonies it's a place that's very isolated very strict information for it's a demoralizing and very difficult place to spend a lot of time this particular in a flat in the region is one of russia's most 2 of our colleagues set off to check up on these alarming reports of abuse not as journalists though but as members of russia's human rights watchdog our crew strong along novell need called this a concentration camp here is what we were shown the facility has a library a medical unit 3 floors of conjugal visit rooms the daily routine is hardly spa like of course the administration has the facility in an iron grip but this is not a resort it's a correctional facility and of course

lawyer was detained for supposedly disclosing classified information on thursday in the valley made his 1st court appearance since ending a 3 week hunger strike he's currently in prison for breaking parole conditions continue the move meanwhile to nothing i have just been searched lawyers documents representing lawyers secrets have been confiscated practically all the documents on the 7th of case have been confiscated i was against it but it smith has more from moscow. even power law for 20 years has defended people involved in some the most sensitive cases in russia involving accusations of treason and espionage and it's extremely unusual for a lawyer even involved in such sensitive cases to be detained in any way now that he's been detained under a rarely used law and he's accused of disclosing this classified information in relation to an investigation into one of his clients a journalist called. sovereign off so. powerful or is still being questioned as we understand this afternoon he's been questioned now for about 4 hours meanwhile yet more bad news for the valley and his orga

anybody else, low to mid 70s in east bay valley's.e's a look at the fog forecast, and what little there is. you can see, easily by noon, it's even dissipating quickly along the coast. so it's going to be a breezy day so with brighter conditions at the coast. now if you are going to be out and about, for dining, 50s at the coast. 60s around the bay, 70s until 6:00 for our inland neighborhoods. you drop into the 50s and 60s rapidly. 40s are the highest for lows tomorrow morning. lowest temperatures are going to be paying inland above- average, starting saturday all the way through wednesday. reggie? >>> thanks, mike. taking a live look from the sfo camera, where authorities are managing a new travel scam as more americans take to the skies, the better business bureau says there are cyber criminals creating phony websites mimicking legitimate travel programs like tsa pre- check global entry. the fake sites are taking people's private information and promising to process their travel applications, only they don't follow through. >> the mo

the inside of an american prison so she can put the conditions here in context she visited in the valleyand here's how it went christmas just 3 words here if that was really a question we're going to. use newsweek new but i took the position i knew better to those of us this is a left to the media's national anthem the welsh it's a mood when you're guilty of it which is what it is or what is your day to music when job. because they were both mother to them most of what is right the public you are shocked by the book the governing is up our secret service story delisted well there is a hospital tonight it's a new place and we're only at the regime use it isis which is of us a bit of a ship with choices it's just words and that's going to do it it's obviously acknowledge the love that society. heard and there will definitely be traced everything changed in business what that up what then are we to give this movement the petition which reaches what do we have which is why you want to change the name of what is going to go on a petition that i don't shoot him this doing it's. called measure

when you look at a place like parma, the cross wind blows all the way down into the valley and the valleythe sea and creates a microclimate. >> it's about the fog. oh, fog. thanks to you. >> the fog and humidity makes the difference in all of this. the humidity that comes from this, and it's cool but not too cool and it creates the perfect microclimate. >> even the region's beloved fresh pasta is explained by the humid climate, which means soft wheat can grow here. a very different breed from the heat loving dried durham wheat of the south. >> if you don't believe in god you believe in tortellini. you understand, it's like a religion. >> he's obsessive about the local foods that shaped his childhood. >> if you check my blood, there's balsamic vinegar, and in the summer it's alive, and in the winter it goats to the vat and it stays there and relaxes for six months and then the spring is coming and it's getting to life again and again and again and again, slow, slowly, slowly arrive at a point of excellence. >> right. >> so the food of amelia can only be made here because of the unique geog

that was the santa clarita valley. all those homes saved from the fire and as of last night that fire was 25% contained. >>> firefighters are still not sure what sparked a grass fire in concord. it started near willow pass and it burned less than ten acres. we know that we have new drought monitoring data this morning. it's not good news. >>> we are following breaking news. updated data on the state's drought was just released. we want to turn to meteorologist kari hall. you've been following this very closely. it doesn't look like it's good, kari. >>> not at all. i want to take you back to the beginning of our water year, october 2020. we were seeing some drought conditions, but southern california was not in a drought and we've seen that progressively get worse with the lack of rain we've had this year. now 97% of california is in a drought and 5% in an exceptional drought which is the worst category. the new update this morning now includes all of the bay area. all of the red shading showing it is approaching the wo

lands from great britain what we're standing in now was the northwest territory or the mommy river valley and this is what the americans actually gained from the treaty of paris. unfortunately, however, the native americans who had been living in this land we're not the negotiations and they'd been here farming hunting fishing for hundreds of years. when you have people who are moving into what you believe is your land, you're bound to have problems with what you see as invaders into your homeland now during this point in time. we do have treaties that are taking place through the ohio river and up coming towards where we're standing right now, but these treaties were never properly enforced nor were they really ever properly negotiated? and so you are going to start to also have native americans who are not viewing the americans as just or really bargaining appropriately major general anthony wayne was a revolutionary war hero after some debate anthony wayne is chosen to lead what we call the legion of the united states of america. we have trade routes established if you follow the ohio

this happened last month on sycamore valley road. hall says wilson pulled a knife when he approached him. after he wouldn't drop the night, he shot him. they are planning to announce a lawsuit against the city of danville. we have reached tout danville pd and have not heard back. >>> today, one of the most highly anticipated witnesses took the stand. the minneapolis police chief testified against his former officer. he believed chauvin abused his authority by keeping his knee on george floyd's neck. he fired chauvin and three others within a week. >> it's not policy. it's not part of our training and it's certainly not part of our ethics or valleys. >> he pushed back, and the doctor said that the cause of floyd's death was lack of oxygen. >>> we learned tonight of the pg and e, the utility has a modest increase for the wildfire threat. >>> cal fire blames this leaning tree on the fire. saying it fell on the power line below. judge william alsup is overseeing the cases. he is hounding utility over fire safety issues to prevent another

i moved within the company, i moved geographically from silicon valley to new york where i worked outhe chelsea office and i moved to london as a part of the people operations and youtube teams there in london and then back to new york and i left google in 2014. i went and worked at a tech start-up that was based in wall street actually and -- and then i moved to berlin for -- for half a year to -- to launch an initiative for that company and then i came back to new york and i've been in new york for basically the last 9, 10 years since then. >> talk a bit more if you would about your father and your mother but in particular in your book you tell the stories about how protective he was of you and how very important it was that he pas onto you certain things about how to survive. could you talk a bit about that? >> yeah. i was grateful or i should say i'm grateful now but i was fortunate to have both parents in my home. my parents have been married for over -- i want to say over 35 years now which is -- is unusual in some regards and also tremendous blessing. i think as a kid it can be

as for inland valleys, there are a couple of patches of fog out towards the tri valley.side from that, though coastal in bayside areas starting off this morning on a good clear now radar, very quiet. of course, we're not talking any rain. so that's nothing showing up there 40's for your current temperatures with san jose at 46 hayward and fremont at 47 well, oakland and berkeley. each sitting currently at 45 napa and santa rosa in the north bay or spots in the 50's. her 30's at 37 to 36 degrees. now, later on today. we're going to be looking at highs climbing a little bit further than they did yesterday. especially noteworthy for our inland cities where will return to the 70's today and 80's as soon as tomorrow. i've got that in your forecast to come reyna john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges as you leave your house this morning. >> a little under 9 minutes re to make it to that fremont street exit again, conditions are at the limit, not tracking any major accidents or hot spots at

also in the napa valley temperature wise. we've got numbers. not bad. you're still looking at 69 degrees in concord. 70 and very pleasant and warm in antioch right now inside the baby got a mixed bag of 50's and a few 60's 67 in the napa valley cool up toward the beaches in half moon bay at 52. but this weekend everything changes high pressure really going to start to build that to bridge start to build in some of these temperatures could get near 90 degrees in parts of the bay area. we'll show you where coming up in a few minutes. that's what's still to come tonight is about that time for seasonal allergies. how the pandemic. >> may actually be helping east people symptoms. >> plus ready to ride travel. experts are seeing a spike in reservations with at least one state saying it might surpass prepandemic levels of tourism. and for the first time in nearly 3 weeks we hear from the ex minneapolis police officer charged with killing george floyd with derek george floyd with derek chauvin had to say today. when a truck hit my car, george floyd with derek c

you can be from anywhere in the bay area, other places in the central valley this. clinic has enough vaccine for 500 doses a day. yesterday when they opened, they only had 175 people show up. so far this morning only about 80 shots distributed so far which means there are still 420 shots available right now for anyone 16 and up. >> clearly a competent staff. >> how does it feel to have one spot. >> like a huge burden has been lifted, truthfully. >> i walked right in. i didn't even call. i just showed up. >> how do you feel? >> i feel fine. >> how does it feel? >> feel better with confidence and being able to interact with other people. makes a big difference, you know. >> we know contra costa county has at least one other walk-up clinic located in richmond. not clear what the supply/demand issue is over there. you can also make appointments online at other clinics at the county by logging on to the health services website. i was just on there, and there are plenty of appointments available over the next few days. reporting live here in antioch, bob redell, "nbc bay

for parole violations now they say he's also receiving the vitamin therapy by his own consent the valley started his hunger strike on march 31st of this is now day 20 and since then he'd only been drinking water is via his wife visited him last week in prison she said he'd lost a lot of weight he had difficulty speaking he's suffering from spinal problems and he's on the weekend is our allies said his life was hanging by a thread and the valley supporters are also called for nationwide protests from on wednesday evening they were calling for 500000 people to sign a petition after which they would have these protests there just slightly short of that but because of these failing health they believe it's much more urgently needed to have these protests to bring attention to his circumstances the police service in russia today has warned people that they shouldn't attend those protests on wednesday 70 deca her small from burly worry of foreign ministers have been meeting. they're going to start by discussing the expulsion of russian diplomats from the czech republic and the retaliatory meas

clara valley and the tri-valley will reach into the mid-80s by the middle of next week.ari. coming up, the 49ers have their quarterback of the future, but where does that leave jimmy g.? and make sure you stick around for this story where one 49er draft pick got the news. first happening now, the billboard mousse being awards will have a new host next month on abc. nick jonas will be taking over for the -- the fellow "voice" coach and kelly clarkson who has hosted most recently. jonas has won three billboard music awards himself as part of the sibling trio the jonas brothers. the awards show will air from los angeles on sunday, may 23rd, and you can watch interest right here on nbc bay area. we'll be right back. >>> the future is here for the 49ers. yeah, the niners craft their quarterback of the future, and the guy they really hope will hold things down for a decade. in last night's first round of the draft, take a look. >> the san francisco 49ers select trey lance, q man. trey lance is one of three quarterbacks picked in the top of the draft, and he's a young one, too.

anyway, i think -- >> think of the entrepreneur, that entrepreneur -- >> silicon valley -- silicon valleyeserves to die i mean, people don't it -- >> that entrepreneur is trying to make something great happen. >> for the short term -- >> yeah. they're doing extraordinary work to make something great happen. >> and they should you know this makes me think of the beatles song "tax man" you don't want those taxes going all the way up there so people are just working for the government but i'm not sure that this is what this is all about we're going to talk crypto too >> sure. >> we can't have you without talking crypto. >> we have coin baste out there we have a better currency. bitcoin is a better currency, a currency global open and transparent and not tied to any government intervention. when they print billions, trillions, trillions of dollars, we get the threat of inflation, but the rest of us who own bitcoin are looking and saying well, we have a better currency now. >> tim, a couple different things one is, you do have some tech knicks looking at the charts who argue got to get back ab

it's the inland valley that will enjoy some nice weather. numbers in the upper 60's today through easter but everybody gets more sun on monday as this fog gets chewed out by a system to the north of us. here is a look at live doppler 7 where the fog has made its way across the bay even to the strait earlier. over 2,000 feet and we widen the view and it's almost down into southern california. a couple of dry slots. otherwise we are looking at that steady sea breeze and a pretty robust on shore flow with the low cloud deck in the morning hours. there's a look at the golden gate bridge with numbers in the low 50's. oakland at 53. 51 in san jose and you notice the temperatures fairly uniform from the upper 40's to near 50. that's what happens when we have the deck of low clouds. 53 by the delta and that's where we had the wind gusts up to 34 miles an hour. that's indicating that the cooler air is making its way across the bay. 54 in concord. it's 52 in napa. here is where we have sun up by walnut creek. the cooling continues for the inland valle

you want your deservedly so robin doha reminder of our top stories alexina valley has appeared in court for the 1st time since ending a 3 week hunger strike the kremlin critic attended a hearing by video link to appeal against his conviction in february for defaming a world war 2 veteran in a separate court case proceedings on whether to label the valleys opposition network extremist have been adjourned it's a move that could ban the group and leave activists facing long prison sentences ben smith was at the hearing in moscow. so prosecutors want to ban on these anti corruption organization they want the court to this declared an extremist organization that and his regional political groups as well this could put down to corruption organization on the same level as al qaida meaning people who finance his group or supporters of the group could face very very lengthy jail sentences and very very heavy prison terms essentially the court has already issued an interim injunction earlier on this week banning his organization from operating pending its final ruling the court has now adjourned

but for inland valleys, we are actually looking at a bit of fog, especially out into the tri valley thisorning where we have seen some lower visibility around pleasanton dublin as well as livermore skies will remain dry as we work our way through the end of the month with high pressure building back in now we're in the final days of april in each of these upcoming days we're going to be warm. sunny and yes, very dry. that means we're ending april with only one day of rainfall having been seen, which is well, remember was on sunday future. cast of wind gusts shows those calm conditions that we have this morning. winds pick up this afternoon. really a lot like yesterday. sea breeze kicks in towards the afternoon on tuesday making things a bit brisk at the coast. but honestly kind of a nice little relief for some of our inland areas which will be on the warmer side today. 50's and 60's for your highs near the coastline today. light jacket will be useful right along the coast. well, temperatures right along the bayshore really comfortable burlingame 67 san carlos palo alto mountain view each

along the east bay shore, about 64 degrees and as we move into the inland valleys, we see the tri-valley stuck in the upper 60s while highway 4 will be in the low to mid 70s. here's a look around the state, mid-70s to about 80 through the central valley. more sunshine, pre-breezy along the coast, 97 in palm springs. 60s in tahoe, it has been quite the warm weather for people spending spring break up there. upper 30s an hour northbay valleys, a lot more cloud cover outside of the northbay tomorrow. look at our temperatures, mid- 50s to low 60s at the coast all seven days. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and mid 70s to a few 80s possible inland all the way through thursday. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> relentless robo calls, the specific scam that is now happening. >> >>> it is 5:23. here are the seven things to know this morning. prince philip, duke of edinburg, has died at the age of 99. buckingham palace says the prince died peacefully this morning at windsor castle.winds. philip returned home after a month long stay at the hospital where he underwent a he

once you get into the east bay, especially into our inland valleys like the tri valley on up throughnd conquered oakland. a nice 74 perfect for you. you'll have that sea breeze kicking into gear this afternoon. fairfield and vacaville at 85 while temperatures in santa rosa nevado, 80 degrees each. tomorrow's temperatures will be very similar to today. so if you like the warmth enjoy today and tomorrow we do get a touch cooler this weekend. but the bigger catch is going to be may first saturday, some very windy conditions returning. so today, tomorrow, some key weather to enjoy. and then expect a bit of a breeze come the weekend don, thank you for that. we have a car fire to tell you about. this is out in berkeley. >> 80 westbound just west of university avenue. you can see how we're seeing delays along 85, a v r also heading into the city 18 minutes to the fremont street exit. we had a crash maybe 30 minutes or so right there at the toll plaza on the bay bridge. so that's contributing to the slowdown. you can see just how far back it is past in reveal and berkeley. the richmond sandr

we might even see some in the tri-valley. the change will be gradual for tomorrow.ble cool down into that middle part of this next coming week. here are tomorrow's low's, a lot of 40s on here. 45 for santa rosa. it will be 78 for the daytime high tomorrow. if we take a look at the daytime highs elsewhere, it was 90 for concord. going back down to the low 80s, same thing for santa rosa. it was 90 today, down to 83. san jose, temperatures will come down to about 76. and in the immediate bay, the temperatures will also call down a bit. in the meantime, there is a typhoon just off the coast of the philippines. but watch what happens to that. over the next week that typhoon comes to an end. but all that leftover moisture gets caught up in the jet stream and pulled across the pacific and directed our way. there is a small chance of rain, not this coming tuesday, that's next tuesday, april 27th. so we are looking pretty far out, that is how desperate it has become if we want to find rain. okay, there is your seven-day forecast. reading to get back to closer to average for

sound should reach 60. 65 to 70 through most of the northbay valleys.re, the sunshine will bring us to 62 at richmond and 67 in fremont. upper 60s while most of us in the east bay belize will be in the low to mid 70s. around the state, no mountain rain or valley snow which is unfortunate. 53 in tahoe. look at the clouds and cool weather. san diego, l.a., mid-60s. tonight, 30s in the deepest valleys. most of us in the low to mid 40s. a warming trend tomorrow. look at the temperatures take off. still near record highs possible sunday. 90 inland. 25 degrees cooler at the coast. 65. what a weekend of weather we are going to have. reggie, kumasi. >> thank you. >>> a new report is warning that city college is in danger of being taken over by the state according to the chronicle. the festival crisis team has sent a letter to the california community college chancellor's office. the clinical reports expenses have remained high while enrollment has plummeted in the last decade. the city college trustees will discuss layoffs to full-time faculty members. >>> ther

a lot of low to mid-50s in the east bay valley, upper 40s to low 50s in the south bay.0s to low 50s around the r- 40s. a look from sfo. we pulled the picture out to show you the cloud cover coming in. the low clouds and also the high clouds out there. sunshine will be the premium for a while today due to the high and low clouds. the low clouds will pull back a little slower and return a little quicker today. that will also aid in our cooling. the 80s are gone for the most part. 50s, 60s and 70s from the coast, bay and inland at noon. 50s and 60s again by 7:00. with the winds picking up it will feel cooler so if you are going out this evening grab a coat. we will have really breezy and choppy conditions on all our bridges today and all our bay and delta water, so watch out for that. if you are heading out over the weekend we have plenty of tree pollen. the uv index will be increasing through the weekend, so prepare for that. let's turn over and talk to jobina and get you prepared for the morning commute. hi, jobina! >> 880 at that that that that t there, a nice commute t

but for those of you in the north bay and santa clara valley. we are going to notice some haze out there bringing us some moderate air particles. so just keep that in mind, if you have any pulmonary issues along the coast and east bay shoreline, though air quality looking good. and let's take a look ahead at that 7 day forecast little change day to day monday and tuesday a little bit breezy. but so far not tracking any wind advisories in the forecast. but a lot of sunshine. no rain april showers may flowers. i hope that's still the case of a few more days to go right. let's bring in thanks thanks for recent. >> so this everyone. we'll be right back. >> a san jose veteran is getting a chance to live out a high school, a dream today mayor sam liccardo presented 90 year-old korean war veteran dead fish with his high school diploma when ago mister fish fisher was born and raised in massachusetts moved to san jose in 1956 he was all set to graduate in 1950 from massachusetts but left school to join the navy and never received his diploma. something y

we'll start with silicon valley.ta clara county you're basically at a minimum for your drive times because you're at speed for the freeways, except for 101, where i've circled through san jose and we expect that to be a slower spot. fluctuating speeds right around 50 on average where it's orange there and that's pretty good. that's basically minimum we see in the morning. we're looking at a little slowing for the san mateo bridge approaching the toll plaza, a little more traffic comes off of hayward, the nimitz slows off the castro valley y as well before 238. a general build in the commute. look at that. one crash in concord, 242, really messed up the drive between pittsburg and walnut creek, clearly you see which route of these three has an advantage, and the bay bridge toll plaza does have the backup, sticks around there but there's movement, we'll take that and the sun's in your eyes, going from san francisco in toward oakland. be careful. >> looks pretty bright out there, thanks so much, mike. >>> coming up next

south of there we have a reroute you have to take coming through the tri-valley. check of santa clara county, here is san jose 101 northbound an easy expected drive. south county up into downtown. we'll show you more coming up. >>> wall street looks set for a slightly lower open this monday morning after the dow and s&p 500 closed at record highs on friday. stocks coming off another up week as corporate earnings peat forecast and strong economic data boosted optimism about the recovery. earnings reports pick up this week, more than 70 companies in the s&p 500 will release results. the big ones today include coca-cola,elon rejecting a warn by the consumer products safety commission urging people to stop using its tread plus treadmill following 40 reports of kids or pets being injured, including the death of one child in march. peloton claims the notice is inaccurate and misleading and it's possible to use the treadmill as long as people follow instructions that say keep kids and pets away at all times. reports say the commission recommended recalling the tread plus