kenneth clarke is obviously speaking truth here. mps on all sides say they need compromise but none of them are prepared to compromise on the issue they support. it is getting closer, to be fair. it was within 20 votes of single market 2.0 and within three votes of customs union. you can feel that somewhere between what the prime minister has put forward at these options, there must be a majority for a soft brexit. but nobody can work out how to find it. it shouldn't now be impossible to find that. when you look at the ken clarke customs union which lost by three, we should say that the cabinet has not been whipped on this vote tonight. it has abstained. and we know that there are some remain leaning ministers and cabinet secretaries who would support that. some would support it, but some would have been opposed to it as well. so we can't be sure that even with the cabinet, that would have passed. but the ken clarke amendment is not completely dissimilar to what is not completely dissimilar to what is already in the withdrawal agree

checkup. 2015, john clark passed away at only 6 months old. before his death, his parents, jonathan and holly, were approached about donating john clark's organs, to which they agreed. meanwhile, 400 miles away, at auburn, alabama, the bosswell family faced a similarly heartbreaking situation. their son, davis, who was born n june, 2015, had been diagnosed with a virus infection that attacked his heart. his only chance at survival was an improbable heart transplant. on a sunday night in november, davis' parents, amanda and tucker, received a call saying that a match had been found and that davis would receive a heart. on june 29, 2015, davis underwent a successful heart transplant. a few days later, amanda and holly were connected by a mutual friend on facebook. and realized that davis had probably received john clark's heart, a fact confirmed by the hospital. in april, 2015, the bosswells nd perries met at an event raising awareness for organ donation. the two families have continued to meet at the annual auburn l.s.u. football game, turning

it was a hard decision for henry clark of whether he would go on. but he was a descendent of pioneers, of men who had taken a chance, and they knew that their salvation lay and cooperation. -- in cooperation. the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. dam building, the farmers, the machines began to work as one. ♪ ♪ >> by the next year, there were results. henry clark had the best crop of tobacco ever grown in the county. ♪ >> he was sending substantial quantities of food to market, and giving his neighbors plenty of food for thought. they came to see the new fertilizer, the new methods, and the student became a teacher. in the tennessee valley that year, 30,000 other demonstration farmers became teachers, too. for the next year's harvest, henry and his neighbors had a threshing machine specially designed by the tva experts. each group of farmers had a machine. each farmer had an equal right to its use. no longer was it one man alone against the flood. for the first time together, they were acting together, cooperatively, for a common purp

but so far, clark has survived. even though you are one of the most powerful characters in the show, i don't think audiences would be surprised if they kill you. >> this is the incredible writing and storiry tey storyt show. the way thehat life can be confusing, it doesn't shy away from that in storytelling. it embraces that. >> reporter: without giving anything away, when you read that final script, what happens to daenerys -- >> yeah. >> reporter: what was your reaction? >> it's sort of almost impossible to answer that question. >> reporter: without giving something away? >> mm-hmm. i have so much to say. about that. >> i have been sold like a brood mare. haee sdd defiled. >> reporter: in a series known for its strong feel leaves, her character is probably the most dramat dramatic. >> she's a girl who has grown into a power could haeenoming frightened, sold piece of property that she was in the beginning of the show. >> reporter: amelia clark's own beginnings were much more pleasant. she was born in london and got

host: what about birmingham clarke?miss is this largely in the south are happening all over the country? guest: there is no community .hat is immune there are three african-american churches, three black churches that were just targeted next-door to the caller in louisiana. we see hate all over, in cities, rural america, we are seeing this in majority white areas where minorities are far outnumbered. this is a conversation that we need to be having on a national level. the caller makes clear that emotions are running very high. i think this is a moment for the country to reflect on our history of racism, and the legacy of slavery. there were more than 4700 african-americans who were lynched in this country. 2019 weortunate that in are still living in a nation that continues to bear witness to her renda's crimes -- horrendous crimes based on a persons color of their skin, lgth, immigration status, tbq status. we need to talk about hate if we are confronting this crisis. host: we are talking with kristen clarke this morni

we will hear those words from kenneth clark at the end of this hour. and consider what we lost today and what we have to achieve in the rebuilding. notre dame cathedral was open to tourist visitors today from 10:00 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. that was the official schedule. about 15 minutes after the closing time as the final tourists were being ushered out of the cathedral, and as the worker who have been refurbishing the cathedral were mostly out of the building, the first plumes of smoke were seen rising from the roof of the cathedral, the catastrophe that followed happened fast. suddenly during lunch hour here on east coast, we were all seeing images of the flames pushing through the roof of the 800-year-old cathedral. at 7:07 p.m. paris time, reuters reported the first sight of flames and for the next agonizing hour it seemed nothing could slow down those flames. hundreds of firefighters converged on the scene. when the flames reached the spire on the top of the kath drashlg the blaze quickly raced to the top of that will spire and then we watched disori

clark's personal bankruptcy. those should be two separate entities. the business should be able to pay its bills regardless of the principle's bankruptcy. just going back to my colleague's point, the reason we view this as being pretty unique to get this far all the way to the board of appeals is that it is much more common to a restaurant or a company to eventually at some point along the many administrative processes and due process that exist settle with the city and make a payment. there literally has not been a cent of payment. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. okay. commissioners, this matter's submitted. >> i have a question for the member of the public that represented ten employees. come on up. the price is right, woohoo. so on the ten employees that you represent, are they current? past? >> so when we started the case back in march 2016 -- >> i generally know from past experience, once something happens like this, it's a witch-hunt, and they go back forever and forever, and of course past employees always have a grudge. >> so when we

a lot of speculation that ken clarke's customs union may just get through. he was the closest last time without one. you can see what the speaker has done. those motions about no deal, he has not selected those, his explanation is not only have they been defeated and defeated pretty heavily, but his point is in law, the default position is still that we leave without a deal, unless a deal is brought throughout this whole process is a unique kind of process and it is about trying to find some progress, trying to see if there's anything that mps would agree on. that is why he has selected the ones he has. what has changed since last tiny for example the common market 2.0, for example, the snp have said they will back this time. and labour have said they will actively support it. they will tell mps to vote for it. they will tell mps to vote for it. last time, those in favour of a second referendum did not bat these other so—called softer brexit options, which is why they was really no majority for any of them. last time round, it was noted to every single oth

clark called herself a freedom fighter during her trial and demanded to represent herself. then refused to show up for court. a judge sentenced her to 75 years to life on felony murder charges, but that was not the end of her story. early in her incarceration she was put in solitary confinement after prison authorities found letters detailing her escape plan. now after nearly 40 years behind bars clark and her supporters say she is not the woman she once was. >> there have been generations of youngsters who have come in here and said, well, you were down with the real thing. i was like no, i was a knucklehead just like you were. i had a different rhetoric. beware when we think we're so right that we don't have to think about who is at the other end of our anger. >> clark has trained service dogs used by law enforcement, taught prenatal care and created an aids counseling problem while becoming a chaplain behind bars. a web page set up by her family on her behalf lists a number of supporters including state and local leaders who say she has been rehabilitated and should be p

clark calling to tell me that they had arrested harvey. it was a real great sense of relief. it was almost indescribable. >> reporter: which is perhaps where the movie version of this story would end. but real life is not quite like that. for all the suspicion of steven's friends, the murder case against harvey morrow was rather weak. no evidence sufficient to prove that harvey shot steven then dumped his body in the ocean. >> we were looking for steven's dna on the boat. knowing that his death was caused by a gunshot wound it was pretty obvious that there should be something that said this is where it was. >> reporter: but there wasn't. no blood, no gun, no significant fingerprints. what they needed, couldn't find, was something that put the two men together on the far side of catalina island where that current would have caught the body, carried it round to the spot where boaters saw it floating face down in the water. they hunted everywhere for harvey's gps, but they never found it. months went by. harvey sitting in jail. no luck for th

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anyone better than steve clarke? not that i can see. for the first time in 35 yea rs, can see. for the first time in 35 years, four english clubs will play in european semifinals this season after liverpool and spurs jumping clique of oaks and now elsie and arsenal have raided that the semifinal of the europa league —— champions league heroics, chelsea and arsenal. pedro forced this bizarre own goal. they considered two almost identical goals but went through still. arsenal beat napoli to progress with this stunning free kick from alexandre lacazette the only goal of the second leg. they will play valencia in the semifinals but not all good news. could this be the last time we see aaron ramsey in an arsenal shirt? he limped off with an arsenal shirt? he limped off with a hamstring injury and will be leaving forjuventus in the summer. jarrell miller says he has done nothing wrong and will appeal the decision to deny him a licence to face anthonyjoshua. he returned an adverse finding in a drug test and has asked for his b sample to be exampled. former world champion paulie ma

>> clarke: indeed. but they like to char them before they-- ( laughs ) and so, a burn is always involved in a dragon... ( laughs ) they like their meat cooked. ( laughs ) >> it's a hard fall down these steps. >> syrio says every hurt is a lesson. >> cooper: actress maisie williams is arya stark, a teenager seeking revenge for the murder of her father. well, how many people have you killed? >> maisie williams: oh, gosh. i-- i've lost count. i think in the book, she has, like, the highest kill count. >> cooper: williams was 12 when "game of thrones" started. she's now 22. this was her first acting job. >> williams: i didn't even want to be an actor. ( laughs ) i wanted to be a dancer. and then, my second audition was for "game of thrones," and then it all just-- >> cooper: there are actors all over the world right now listening to that, screaming. >> the things i do for love. >> cooper: george r.r. martin is the novelist behind this murder and magic. in 1996, he published the first in his series of books,

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welcome back to worlds apart with clark former prime minister of the land and warm administrators of the u.n. development program madam clark in one of your interviews you made an interesting point that the un has three parts to its mandate development and humanitarian work human rights and conflict resolution and it is the last one on the beach it is being charged wouldn't it be more able to do good stuff if that conflict resolution part was taken out of its mandate altogether because it paralyzes so much of its other work. with the let's remember why the u.n. was set up was set up after a devastating war. to russia. to my country which contributed troops and so on and people said no never again never again when the league of nations was set up but that didn't work on so conflict resolution. peaceful resolution disputes has always been the man that. we work for a world where this is possible it's always been paid lip service to but in terms of actual practice it hasn't been that successful and if we take syria down there were numerous efforts by the un by other by. you have an ego s

clark to receive and pledge to pay. [please stand by] >> regardless, on top of that, again, bill clark and mission beach cafe have pledged $14,000 as soon as may 15, and from that point forward, $2,000 a month thereafter until the liability is paid directly by mr. clark or mission beach cafe or proceeds from the estate. we would just like more time to number one, fix the amount, and number two, pay it, and we can confirm that less than 30 days from today that the first installment will have been paid. and the -- that's really what -- the main point. i can reserve for time for rebuttal, if i may. >> well, procedures, you have three minutes after this for rebuttal, so if you have other points to bring forward, you'll want to do so now. >> the only point is it's been going on for a long time. when the revenue source is taken away, it's hard to make the payments. it's not an excuse for not making the payments, but it would be an excuse for why they weren't paid on time. when an inspection happens and there's reviews that hu

typical earnings beats, they're about 3% a look at kimberly-clark oil services giant halliburton beat by 5% maintenance firm ww granger only saw a 1% beat. they affirmed their full year guidance halliburton is off its high at the open and grainger down on weaker revenues. pricing is the key here. kimberly-clark says they were able to raise prices to offset currency costs and halliburton says the worst is now behind us he's also cliekly talking about oil prices as well so the bottom line is this if you have pricing power, you're fine. but if you don't, that means margin erosion and a hit to your bottom line. >> and they're just getting started this week. let's zero in on oil prices a little bit more. they can spiking today with crude and brent both hitting their highest levels in six months crude is now 45% this year halliburton and its earnings this morning said it believes the worse is over for the industry joining me to talk more on this is john kilduff and mike kelly welcome to you both. michael, i'll start with you because halliburton's commentary was interesting but it's not clea

kimberly-clark, the best performer of the s&p 500. how president trump could further tighten the crude market. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: in new york, i am vonnie quinn. the u.s. government to limited it sanction waivers that allowed buyers to import iranian crude oil. mike pompeo says that interacting with iran is not worth the risk. >> today, i am announcing we will no longer grant any exemptions. we are going to zero. we will force sanctions and monitor compliance. any nation interacting with iran should do its due diligence and air on the side of caution. the risks are simply not going to be worth the benefits. it is $74 a barrel. here with more on how it could further tighten the crude market is alix steel. was the market anticipating this? >> no. what happened last time, six months ago, crude prices were at the level they are now. everyone thought there would be no waivers. at the last minute, trump came out with waivers. it totally surprised saudi arabia. everyone is hands off. the hardline no waiver it wa

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anyone better than steve clarke? not that i can see. manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer is hoping to get back to winning ways after being knocked out of the champions league quarter—finals on tuesday. including the two defeats to barcalona, united have lost five of their last seven games. it's it‘s great to have games to look forward to. and the focus was changed straightaway. of course, we spoke about it after the game. forget about this, we are out, we wa nt to forget about this, we are out, we want to be here again and to be back at these stadiums we need to get amongst the top four. fantastic week to look forward to. players are in a good state mentally. jarrell miller, says he‘s "done nothing wrong" and will appeal the decision, to deny him a licence to face, anthonyjoshua at madison square garden, on the 1st ofjune. he returned an "adverse finding," in a drug test and he‘s asked for his b sample, to be examined. former world champion paulie malignaggi says whatever the outcome in this case boxing does have a pr

it is good to have dave clark back. steve is here. have you played any april fool's jokes and anyone? >> no. >> you don't like that? >> no. do you know any weather jokes? >>> upper 70s for some. we will still have some 70 s. but to the north, lot of cloud cover. this is more show than go, but we will have some more light rain by tomorrow. thursday and into friday, we will have the timing that is 40s away before we have to do a friday. a lot of cloud cover to the north. 60s of the highs today. 40s and 50s and the lows will come way up as you might imagine. 70s yesterday. a lot of cloud cover today. the south will still be some 70s, but this is the last day of the 70s this week. there is not much the thursday and then thursday into friday, we will start to get decent totals and here again. we're not done yet. 67 is on the temperatures today under mostly cloudy to partly sunny skies. 4:30 on monday. did the chase and? >> the chase ended. we're looking at llano county. for the most part, we are in nice shape here for the money commute. i

clark: thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all, all of my colleagues for being here. i am proud to report that 100 days into this new majority, the caucus is strong, we are focused, we are unified, i am getting things done for the american people. and to putting those foundations of our for the people agenda ahead of us. and to work, to make sure that we are putting those issues that people talk about around their kitchen tables back on the front burner of congress. already what we have done with hr one, protecting voting rights, getting corruption out of politics, commonsense measures to end gun violence in this country, ensuring that women are paid equally for equal work, protecting those with pre-existing conditions, and that is just some of what we have already done in this caucus in this majority for the people. we are excited and energized to go to our districts and be back at work. hearing from them, to inform our work when we come back at the end of april. and the key to delivering our for the people agenda is the work of the dpcc. i am proud to call up our ch

>>the road was removed in san francisco police are currently investigating mortenson clark construction companies sent us a statement. >>that reads in part quote the incident and no way reflects the values and beliefs of our 2 organizations mortenson clark condemns any form of racism or bigotry. >>mike brown is a foreman on the site he says he's seen racist remarks written on bathroom walls too things like this that happen. whether it bothers them or not workers at 3 there is no place. >>that to happen haven't you from that from the serious. >>and san francisco. noel fellow kron 4 news. coming up next on the chronicle morning news standing up against ac transit hear about the lawsuit that accuses the company from being discriminatory toward pregnant women. plus one of san francisco's most popular tourist spots might not be free anymore. we'll have details on the proposal lombard street hole and just how much it's going to cost to drive down that cricket street. and it's a trend that's all too common in the bay area will take a look at what law enforcement is doing to stop the sideshows

numbers this week. >> kimberly-clark. this is a giant mover. it's up 5 1/2% reporting strong first quarter earnings before the bell the company beating on earnings and revenue confirming its full-year outlook for 2019 also saw its group sales fall to $4.6 billion for the quarter compared to expectations of 4.5. the real story is expectations of price increases this is a company like its competitors procter & gamble and clorox and anyone else who's in the household products space especially if you're working with materials like pulp which kimberly-clark does in its toilet papers and tissues p where they've had to raise prices on the consumer and for wall street there's been a bit of apprehension about whether those prices can be passed along kimberly-clark showed today it can. 3% organic revenue growth was the strong point and it really was on lower volume. higher prices. also international was a particular bright spot of 7% in terms of organic revenue growth which sort of raises the stakes for procter & gamble their top competitor, especially o

the urban areas both clark county and reno are both, clark county is where las vegas is, are both going to go very likely for the democratic nominee. now, of course we have to say we don't know who the nominee will be and to pivot off of something james said, the one thing trump campaign may be look at, there are no statewide races in nevada in 2020. there won't be an inherent ground game for a senate campaign or a gubernatorial race so they may think they have an advantage here. but the democratic registration continues to grow here in nevada and in clark county, las vegas where i'm sitting, it is possible that the republicans in clark county may be behind not just the democrats, but nonpartisan and. third-party voters, if you count all of those. that's a disaster for them. it's very difficult for them to overcome. >> james -- >> one more point on this. one more point is that, look, i understand when you're an incumbent president your job is to expand the map and take advantage of the built in advantages you have because you do have a head start while in this case the democrats are loo

our top stories: in respect of mr clark's motion c, customs union, the ayes were 273, the noes were 276, so the noes have it. yet again more deadlock and division — mp's reject 4 alternatives to theresa may's brexit plan. just 10 days before the uk is due to leave the european union, the cabinet will meet on tuesday, trying to work out what to do next. frustration in europe — the brexit coordinator for european politicians says the uk has one more chance to break the deadlock or face the abyss of leaving without any agreement. the us supreme court rules a convicted murderer on death row in missouri has no right to a "painless death". the child victims of the war in yemen, now in its 5th year — we have a special report on how the medical services is on the brink of collapsing. british members of parliament have again failed to agree on alternative proposals to the government's brexit strategy. they had voted on four motions but all were rejected. the british prime minister, theresa may, will hold a lengthy meeting of her cabinet on tuesday to find a way forward. without an agreemen

in respect of mr clark's motion c, the ayes we re of mr clark's motion c, the ayes were 273, the noes were 276, so the noes habit. in respect to mr nicholas bowles's motion d, the ayes we re nicholas bowles's motion d, the ayes were 261, the noes were 282, so the noes habit. in respect to mr peter kyle's motion e, the ayes were 280, the noes were 282, so the noes have it. in respect tojoanna cherry‘s motion g, the ayes were 191, the noes were 292, so the noes habit. let's cross to our political correspondent, jessica parker. it looks like we are no further forward. that was the message from stephen barclay, who said that they had failed to reach a consensus. but now, ian blackford, on the motion the snp brought forward, which talked about a number of things, including potentially revoking article 50 in order to avoid an ideal brexit, you fell short by 151 votes, so you did worse than all. yes, but 121 labour mps abstained. if they had voted with us tonight we would have one, because we need to recognise that next week there is a real danger that the uk falls out of the eu with no de

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so a close vote on ken clarke's customs union plan but no overall majority for anything. the brexit secretary responded to the result. this is now the second time the house has considered a wide variety of options for a way forward. it has once again failed to find a clear majority for any of the options. and yet, the result of the house decision on friday, not to endorse the withdrawal agreement, means that the default legal position is that the uk will leave the eu injust 11 days‘ time. the government continues to believe that the best course of action is to do so as soon as possible. if the house were to agree a deal this week him and may still be possible to avoid holding european parliamentary elections. cabinet will meet in the morning to consider the results of tonight vote and how we should proceed. may i suggest that possibly the house should have a chance to consider again the options that we had before us today in a debate on wednesday? so that the house can succeed where the prime minister has failed in presenting a credible, economic relationship with europ

anyone better than steve clarke? not that i can see. some manchester united players "need a reality check" after a poor run of form, according to manager 0le gunnar solskjaer. united have lost five of their last seven games in all competitions and were knocked out of the champions league by barcelona on tuesday. ahead of sunday's trip to everton, they're sixth in the premier league, two points behind fourth—placed arsenal, with five matches remainings. it's great to have games to look forward to. and the focus was changed straightaway. of course, we spoke about it after the game. forget about this, we are out, we want to be here again and to be back at these stadiums we need to get amongst the top four. fantastic week to look forward to. players are in a good state mentally. norwich could be promoted to the premier league later today. the championship leaders need third—placed sheffield united to slip up at nottingham forest this lunchtime and then win themselves later in the day against sheffield wednesday to return to the top flig

. >> and i am dave clark. welcome. we are happy to have the allie rasmus here. >> thank you! i am happy to be here! >>> we had a lot of 30s yesterday morning, now we are seeing some 40s. there is a lot more cloud cover coming in and the lows will be warmer. the breeze is there for some, it is not as robust but there is still a breeze and it will pick up once this system moves changewhen we were sunny side up. the sierra nevada will get some snow showers and we will get the clouds and cooler temperatures. breezy and cooler today, 60s and 70s for a high. 4:01. i hope everything is quiet. >>> severing pretty quiet for most of your commute here as we look at the tracy super commute. just a little slow traffic there. you can see the traffic is moving along okay. there have been no major issues on 205 and 580, the tracy super commute. livermore to pleasanton looks all right. all right. here is i-880 in oakland. both directions is looking good and the bay bridge is light. 4:02. to the desk. >>> breaking news from london where wikileaks founder julian assange was arrested by police.

clarke i just wanted to ask you although thursday's events feel like they've got a exponential speed between arrest appearing in magistrates courts the extradition papers being followed i guess that's all been waiting in the wings for quite some time he's been in that embassy for almost seven years now which pieces had to fall into place for this to finally kick off today then do you think. well i find it very interesting that yesterday's press conference by wiki leaks. revealed the fact that there was someone in spain who is trying to extort them for three million euro those. by handing over this footage from inside the embassy footage from all the security cameras i was in the embassy in january and every room had at least six cameras in it and we're talking every room so every where he went every moment was being recorded now we know that now and now it's in the hands of someone in spain that is very suspicious but we've also known the moreno and trump are getting along quite well. you know ecuador's government has drastically change since when. songe first took asylum there. i th

clark is being treated differently than jussie smollett. it's a disorderly conduct case. a lot less egregious than mr. smollett's case. ms. clark is not a movie star. she doesn't have a high priced lawyer and this smells big-time. your office created this mess." the woman, candace clark, agrees. >> i'm just a regular girl trying to make it out here, doing a job, working ten hour shifts overnight. i'm just trying my best. >> you are not jussie smollett's. >> i am not jussie smollett. i wish i was, but it's okay. i'll get my justice. >> jesse: all right, greg. big double standard. >> greg: i think jussie smollett is now going to be a euphemism for something. it's like getting off because you're famous. just pulled a jussie smollett. or jesse, given chris rock said he lost the u. >> jesse: don't talk about it. >> greg: the brothers are suing him because the guy basically enlisted their help and then betrayed them. the hoax is one thing but jussie is a rotten person that he would be entirely okay with those guys going to jail. that's borderline psychopath. i understand the ho

certainly kimberly-clark a stock of the day. now i will send it back downtown to you guys at the stock exchange, david. >> let me turn to sarah who is an expertise in those areas, actually. i would imagine you may be focused on the "closing bell" show. >> big move in kimberly. coming up today, also, we'll get whirlpool earnings. we are also going to talk about the tesla event which will just be wrapping up. he'll lon musk talking to investors. it is investors day this afternoon. we'll be talking about self-driving cars and i think the key questions investors have is, is it safe and really ready for primetime by the time that elon says it is because his targets are getting scrutinized more than they have in the past. also, guys, joseph stig lilitz l be with us. he's a nobel prize winner. we'll talk about this whole debate going into the elections, about socialism and whether they're real merits to some of these policies that the democrats are putting forth in terms of their economic ideas like wealth taxes. >> that's a lot. just

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. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. steve is going to tell you what the with they are will feel like today. >> yesterday was a little breezy should i say. >> it feels chilly today. >> it is chilly this morning. no doubt about it. one of our directors, ken lawrence said i think there was a hurricane are in my house. it wasn't that windy, but it was windy now, it's cool. hope valley is 42. we're at 35, cold degrees, that's not bad for april. a lot of 40s in the counties. wood acre is up at 4200 feet. still wind in northwest fairfield and oakland, won't be as robust as today. we have mostly clear skies and a lot of the cold air a loft is settled in. if you get a calm condition, you can get low 40s, that's what we're looking at here. 48 for parts of lake county, 40s and 50s on the temperatures, the sierra had snow showers and convective activity. it will be sunny and it will be breezy but not as breezy, 60s and 70s, the days are nice, the mornings are cool. here's mr. sal kathy ann street ten need -- here's sal. >> let's go