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the late 1930's were worse than the early 1930's. after all of these programs were created and measures were taken by franklin roosevelt, things were actually in some ways getting worse in the 1930's. we had pop up this data and made all these changes to the government. can you talk about that and explain how things were worse or just as bad? >> thank you. we have a beautiful chart up. can everyone see it? i hope so. this is a chart of unemployment in the 1930's. as you can see, it was double digits just about all the time. the source for this is rich out of work. a book i recommend. unemployment going up to 25 plus. here it says 27.9. and then coming back later in the decade. what gerrit is getting at is this era of thinking wages need to be high might a what for recovery was an error we repeated over and over again. it was not just herbert hoover. president roosevelt came along, he created a law that fostered minimum wages everywhere. he also signed the wegner -- wagoner act. the labor law signed in 35 -- 1935 and beginning to be f

in the low 90's today. well barely even be in the 70's come sunday and monday. so definitely relief around the corner but these next 3 days check on your neighbors, especially their heat sensitive and with social distancing still in play this just makes us are typical school doubt make sure you get some some cooler air in this morning is really going to last for much longer and brace yourselves for this afternoon. that's your forecast also to back to the city. >>thanks a lot john 9.17 and we've seen a lot of video from the long weekend of people out and beaches and parks way too close for covid health experts say it is safe to go to the beach and the swim. but you have to be responsible adrian bellow from our sister station wgn has more. >>we are definitely in the home stretch, you know we have to learn how to come all of that together and we can do it safely or we can be reckless what should be a crowded stretch of sand on a hot and sunny memorial day not to swim or sunbathe are to be found and diversity h

unique microclimate forecast an except in the 60's and even 70's so 58 degrees for dublin. a word about 10 degrees warmer with livermore warming up into the low 70's but most of our interior valleys 82 degrees below average conquered 68 degrees, richmond 64 degrees for your wednesday afternoon highs so no in the low 60's but mid 60's for napa and even santa rosa only warming up to 66 degrees. you're going to be about 10 degrees below average average high for this time of year should be 74 degrees taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast, drying out after wednesday and warming up until another storm is set to arrive light bands of rain could make its way into the bay area specifically the north bay starting on saturday night with widespread light to moderate showers sunday with scattered showers by monday of next week until we start to dry out by tuesday around 7 days from now back to you catherine, thank you bruce, a. >>the cdc says airport screenings in california really didn't do much to prevent the spread of the coronavirus under the state we've got video from sfo

and 80's for the tribe valleys with widespread 60's and 70's along the coast and along the bait so downtown san francisco 67 degrees hayward 74 san jose 40 with 80's but 79 degrees. santa rosa degree cooler at 78 in antioch 84 degrees or your afternoon eyes. but we do have a late season spring storm set to arrive friday night through saturday bring about a quarter of an inch of rain for the north bay with the rest of the bay area getting but a 10th of an inch of rain and also showers arriving saturday morning continuing all day saturday but not going to be a big rainmaker. but right now i sunday back to you catherine, thank bruce out. >>well coming up as we head into summer why health officials say it's probably more important than ever to wear masks and for the dmv is reopening some bay area office and good news for disney fans but only if the major theme parks in florida are reopening the summer sea world in orlando. they're planning to reopen june 11th. >>disney world will begin a phased in reopen in july 11th. that's for the magic kingdom and the animal kingdom parks. but there will not

and even some mid 80's for your friday afternoon highs, mid 60's and 70's along the coast and along the bait so we are going to be a few degrees below average but finally cooling down to write about where we should be for this time of year, but there is a late season spring storm set to arrive to the bay area as early as friday night through saturday about a quarter of an inch of rain or less rumors to the north and that it had been injured rain or less for the rest of the bay area with possible public thunderstorms saturday morning through saturday afternoon a slight chance of that but overall friday afternoon drying out scattered showers possible friday night but overall wet weather arriving first to the north bay saturday morning becoming more widespread saturday afternoon saturday night until it starts to exit shortly before midnight so we are going to notice another round of this very rare late freeze spring season storm but taking a look ahead at the extended forecast. we're going to be dry with your average temperatures starting the 2nd half of the weekend and most of next week c

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and 80's. but the peak of this new you rape won't actually arrive until friday. that's where we could see widespread 70's and 80's along the coast and our bally's in the 80's or 90's so 10 to nearly 20 degrees above average and we're going to break any records. it is certainly going to be on friday. so just keep that in mind little change saturday, some coastal cooling by saturday but really for everyone by sunday and then could even see some rain starting monday night through tuesday returning to the bay area little bit too far out itself just how much rain are expected to get but it will be on the lighter side as we have been noticing here in the bay area but will be much needed much welcome really after this he from later this week catherine back to you. thank you. bruce, a. >>coming up california. wineries they've been forced to find new ways to reach customers during the pandemic what a berkeley winery is doing this week it and how the 49 ers are giving back to the community this giving tu

and 80's along the coast and also valleys warming up into the 80's and 90's possible record breaking heat in the forecast. fortunately, though com offshore winds little bit breezy at times but no high fire danger alert for most of the bay area. so that's the good news right there. >>and then by sunday relief in sight that moon trend continuing about 7 days from now a week from today on monday. but your average highs won't return until about 10 days for now the slight chance of rain monday night into tuesday, it's going to keep you posted on that kathryn fact you can collab that there's no big fire danger. thank of precept. >>it is a teacher appreciation week at a time when a lot of teachers most teachers are working with students online. >>that crisis is causing teachers to take special steps like sending out our kids in the mail during drive-by visits with students for families who would like to honor their children's teachers are we're told that the car door thank you video would be very much appreciated. coming up we'll find out whether there's any truth to the rumor that some soa

temperatures thus far upper 50's lower 60's to even upper 60's getting some warming already cut 6764 conquered and livermore at 62 much the same along the east bay shoreline warming up to 85 by 11 at 2 we're talking 95. under sunny skies it's possible we might e 100 today but if we don't tomorrow don't worry we'll see more hand into wednesday as well. the in advisory covers the entire bay area. but it's been amended ever so slightly from yesterday will get all that in just a bit back to you ok dave seen a couple minutes. thank you. >>happening today, public health officials are looking at the memorial day holiday as a test to see if the bay area can further ease covid-19 restrictions now over the weekend take a look at this clusters of people visiting linda mar beach in pacifica the warmer weather was driving people to the coast to catch some rays and some waves the holiday crowds. making some locals very uncomfortable, but th say they understand why everyone wants to get outside. >>you know i just covid be locked up in the house all this time. finally we thought ok you know, and tha

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and 70's with widespread 80's and 90's as you begin to make your way in london overnight lows tonight, we'll be on the mild side mid 50's for most of the bay area but slightly cooler right along the san francisco coastline santa rosa and happened bay cooling down into the upper 40's and tomorrow's daytime highs at or slightly below average the widespread low 60's along the coast low 70's along the bay with 80's and even some 70's as you make your way inland still going to be fairly warm temperatures but really for the coast and stormtracker 4 is tracking overall drier weather out there this evening and for most of this weekend but starting on monday through tuesday, a late season spring storm will arrive in the bay area bringing upwards of an inch of rain for the north bay, everyone else about a quarter of an inch of rain or less and breezy winds as well. so let's time out the storm because one thing we are going to notice this weekend is that increasing cloud cover, especially for your mother's day sunday dry forecast been noticeably cooler and cloudier but showers arriving first in

the 70's. other areas like san jose though still parts only one degree cooler than yesterday at 96 today, i'm talking more details on what to expect in this forecast still to come. darya james back to you all right and because it is so hot san jose has opened emergency cooling centers. >>they're trying to balance keeping people safe as well as handling coronavirus kron four's will tran is live in san jose with the story. hi well. >>good morning, terry and james i heard you guys talk about the temperatures at your location in the overnight hours it's 71 degrees already in downtown san jose. we are ready for that fountains to start turning on and then people to run across there for the water because this is a popular cooling spot for a lot of people, especially since the cooling centers were not particularly available for the heat wave which will last for the next several days, south bay tends to be a little bit harder than some of the other locations in the bay area. a lot of people just like wh

and 1950's. >> i want to argue that that center is defined by the cold war in two important ways. so what is seen as the left most edge of liberalism that you can go to without risking communism, that that edge is defined by a few features of the cold war we have been discussing. the first is what we have spent the last four classes talking about which is what? >> the red scare. >> the red scare. so we have just spent classes talking about the way any left associations in the 1940s and 1950's runs the risk of having you accused of communism with huge personal costs to your role in politics. this will shape the kind of possibilities for what policies are opposable and able to be put into play in the late 1940's. truman's domestic program is referred to as the fair deal. that is how he packages him self in this and other ways, he is just desperately trying to inherit fdr's mantle. fdr had a new deal i will have a fair deal. one thing he a few things he proposes is for employment, the government wil

and 80's for san francisco today was the 60's and 70's right along highway, one on the it slip. you had one oh one or on 2.80 and you have to be time eyes either in the 80's or 90's with the redwood city at 95, not you id 6 south bay close to triple digits. campbell at 98 degrees today. he stayed he's i'm highs in the 90's right alongside the bayshore with livermore at one '02 walnut creek in danville at 100 concord at one o one while oakland and san leandro how did not decrease each. vacaville kerrville pittsford triple digit heat for you while you are bill and doubt that 99 santa rosa at 97 today so some very hot temperatures today and we're not done with the doctor today with wednesday and thursday, not being quite as hot but still uncomfortable and excessively and dangerously hot. friday is when really finally arrives daytime highs will fall rapidly and percent of our triple digit areas today and tomorrow will only be in the 70's by saturday sunday and monday of next week so definitely relieved been quite the change of pace from the 90's and areas like oakland today to barel

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and 60's but everyone else in the 70's 80's and even 90's so you want relief from the heat head to the coast because you're going to notice that fog bank out there right now and overnight lows tonight, we'll be on the mild side widespread mid 50's upper 40's and low 50's right along the immediate coastline of the bay area and you're microclimate saturday forecast tracking were temperatures more than 10 degrees of calling for most cities in the bay area downtown san francisco, your average highs 62 degrees as it happened bay only warming up into the low 60's there are things that increase in cloud cover and also the return of that on shore flow that i just showed you know, ray and burlingame relief in sight for you in the mid 60's with upper 60's for foster city and san mateo 67 degrees for your saturday afternoon highs in san jose. believe it or not you're going to also feel that will down even though you'll still be warm in the low 80's 10 degrees above average but enjoy to 82 degrees as his livermore with widespread 60's and 70's along the east bay shoreline. oakland warming up to 70

and 70's with overnight lows a little bit chillier than last night, so upper 40's and low 50's with cooler temperatures even for those of you in parts of the north bay like santa rosa and napa cooling down into the mid 40's and let's take a quick check of your microclimate friday forecast little change tomorrow compared to today so downtown san francisco going to remain a few degrees above average at 68 degrees, thanks to that extra sunshine make re not going to be an issue for your friday morning or afternoon half moon bay also holding steady with temperatures in the mid 60's there, widespread upper 60's from brisbane to burlingame and winds about 20 miles per hour or less redwood city flirting with 70's that 69 degrees and above average temperatures for foster city and san carlos at 67 degrees of low to mid 70's for those of you in this south base or interior valleys will notice a few degrees and cooling near average highs though very pleasant temperatures for san jose at 76 degrees as his livermore and throughout the east bay shoreline low to mid 70's oakland, 72 degrees and richmond wa

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and now upper 70's and low 80's for concord an antioch with widespread 50's and 60's everywhere else. but san jose currently at 73 degrees with overnight lows tonight, widespread mid 50's and your microclimate saturday forecast tracking cooler and cloudier weather so we're all going to cool down at least 10 degrees tomorrow compared today's daytime highs with downtown san francisco, slightly below average at 62 degrees so enjoy that relief and 62 degrees as well for those of you in half moon bay with early game in the mid 60's when speeds out of the southwest we are going to notice more of that cooler on shore flow. also 71 degrees san mateo warming up to 67 degrees for you san jose in the low 80's. he does in the mid 70's and also tracking low 80's for those of you in livermore so enjoy that cool down still going to be about 5 to 10 degrees above average for most part you're you're valleys, but it's better than being in the 90's like you were today richmond 68 degrees and now in the upper 70's with santa rosa still about 10 degrees above normal but cooling down into the low 80's or y

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average upper 60's along the bay area coastline mid 70's along debate with upper 70's and low to mid 80's as you make your way inland but summer like weather will return as we take a look ahead or pull 10 at 10 outlook. it will peak on friday. we could be anywhere from 10 to nearly 20 degrees above average possible record breaking heat in the forecast, not the one thing that is working in our favor pretty breezy on shore flow along the coast and an offshore flow as you make your way in rustlers job low winds not going to be as gusty so not tracking any high fire danger could see some heat advisories issued of our interior valleys and cooling down to near average temperatures about 8 to 10 days from now granted to keep back to you. >>the bay area begins to see some restrictions lifted from the stay home order. some barber shops and beauty salons and preparing for their eventual reopening right now the governor says it could be months and tell you are able to step inside a hair studio but as kron four's michelle kingston explains that's not stopping owners from preparing for when they

, but most of our interior valleys, widespread 60's and 70's along the bay area's shoreline with upper 70's and even low to mid 80's as you make your way inland and its years on this weekend where it's really going to start to ramp up on memorial day monday and even continuing all the way through a week from today so looks like next wednesday is going to be the peak of our next meeting with when we could see daytime highs about 10 to 20 degrees above average possible record breaking heat heading to our bay area forecast randi deep back to you. >>all right, thanks with greece a san francisco man reunited with his family after get this 2 months in the hospital battling covid-19 and the emotional greeting it was all caught on camera kron four's michelle kingston has that reunion. >>there's no question i was one breath away from death. >>the moment on tenneco has been waiting for for 2 months. >>there must have been no less than a 100 people in this hall ways as i walked through with signs, clapping and cheering i mean it was. >>it it was unbelievable. >>seeing his family after winning his

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80's for the bay and 90's inland. by the time we get world a proper and maybe even as late as tuesday might start to see some east bay shoreline numbers pop up near 90 will play says fremont a word you might start to see places get to around 90 or so the next week wednesday, slight cooling happening at the coast as we start to chip away at this it 80's getting back to those inland spots by late in the week thursday into friday but central valley looks like it could be hot all week long 67% francisco getting kind of breezy later today as that front drop south. major some clouds in here to be late in the day and night 72 for oakland, 77 for san jose across the greater piece of real estate here some reds encroaching. on the bay area but that's probably will be held at bay it could be kind of a stalemate here for the nex couple of days, 77 for livermore at 77 down to san jose of course one of the 4 zone forecast coming up in a little bit let's go and check out your extended forecast 82 on saturday, so not too bad. 91 sund

at the coast of any sort of dopey 60's maybe even 50's. right now we stand at 67 for any aac 62 for concord 61 livermore and 50's up there the north bay with the east bay shoreline in the mid to upper 50's 61% jose. and his blog that you can see off down to the south. well that's going to be our next rain event coming our way which looks to be about saturday, don't you know it will get some rain here on up late on friday night through saturday and there might be some claps of thunder potentially with that as well. so let's go and get your future cast for to see what's going on first with that marine layer that we're dealing with today, the fog and such texas out mostly sunny and so forth. but then overnight tonight, the sides of the marine layer coming back we have some scattered clouds a lot and so we're going to be fighting to that the day tomorrow and it's going to be substantially colder tomorrow. friday night saturday i us let's throw in some rain chances in your scattered about again some claps of thunder are possible with all of tha

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and 1950's. shall we start with daniel bell, everybody's favorite reading from today? i assume there are very few questions about this one. yeah? >> so is he essentially saying ideology the political like him about -- not worth it anymore and the new kind of like focusing on economic issues and the government and taking that one country -- that could possibly be the best way to go? summary -- ce sam: that is a nice summary. he said it has run their course for their out of steam and really politics is about management, the adjustment of other things within a kind of general consensus. you know, thinking about the argument little bit, it is an argument people have made at various times in history. he makes aad -- similar argument in the 1990's it is an argument that keeps coming back. the 50's is not a bad place to do it. this is written in 1960. this is bell. a was born daniel polonsky, child of jewish immigrants in new york. went to city college back when city college was free. people could spend

right now temperatures are in the 50's right out the coast think you're ocean breeze. 60's and 70's for most other areas and then look at concord and fairfield certainly no cool sea breeze there already in the 80's and we're only at 09:00am right now so that shows you were about to be heading this afternoon which as you can see just a second ago on our 4 zone forecast is not some pleasant weather this afternoon. antioch at one o to concord and livermore 99 each now they're saying it was a still holding on to those mid 90's for san jose after hitting 97 to breaking a record yesterday 96 is it going to feel much different. now for areas like oakland and san francisco we've got a good 5 degree drop in temperatures when she may notice, we're certainly not out of the woods just yet. i'm talking with it will cool down and what to expect in 4 cities across the bay. still to come to the rest of your forecast. back to you darya all right, thanks a lot with this hot most businesses closed where can you get some ac san jose just opened some emergency cooling centers. >>and let's go to kron four's

s stands for. >>the office of strategic services of shadowy even uncle sam didn't admit to it wouldn't even acknowledge that you're in the war know when it not only that people thought it was lying. >>and he was only 18 when he and his buddies perry and alex the philips brothers from oakland enlisted. >>and that you're on your take your valuable, you know you're going to go even kick but no you know what the boy signed up for had a high casualty rate 90% of the track they play the odds and joined the little known o s s so they wouldn't be split up this way we'll be together these 3 young guys from west oakland were sons of immigrants who could blend in with the mission of ss infiltrate not see enemy lines and occupied italy you can slavia and greece and other words, wreak havoc and was hit and run that. >>hitler put a hit on the edict shoot on sight. and he says a group of his says italian american bodies were sold out by the fascists turned it over to the nazis. >>another 16 of them were executed

scattered clouds for the weekend not as hot 60's for the coast will settle and 70's for the bay 80's now inland. and early into next week we're bringing in some rain clouds and showers early that's monday tuesday, 60's and 70's and those temperatures will prevail through the remainder of the week with even another shot of rain it looks like into the following weekend. so we have kind of a unsettled pattern are changeable weather over the next week. so many for san francisco oakland at 80 90 san jose. here's the wide perspective or thing for 97 antioch 95 going on for concord look at the blood red already in place 89 up to napa 92 for santa rosa with the greens just covering the beaches and the coast the coming up a little bit. besides your 4 zone forecast we'll also check into that extended which has a variety on it a nice talk of rain will look into too early to next week as conditions are getting old right robert go check into traffic force robin yes, we are we're taking a peek at some bay area bridges because folks have to get to work. >>so far your drive times holding steady here