long stretches of that campaign where al gore and george w. bush acted as if they were running for school superintendents. it was just very -- i was just very cognizant of the fact they had very little control over the situation. john hudak, that is the frustration over policing as well. the presidential impact is hard to come by. let me ask you to go around very quickly before we go to our audience questions. i want you to talk about clouds on the horizon for the biden administration. things that can go wrong. john, you already mentioned that , i know you have other thoughts. bill, i have a specific question. one of the things that was unique about the trump presidency is how he never tried to advance the base. he just played to his base all the time and some people think it was to his detriment in the midterm elections. let me ask you -- can biden expand his base? you began our session with a provocative thought, which is that biden is basically where he is from the day of his election. can he expand his base? william: he can try. if you loo

vice president al gore it is reckless racist it is a real we're trying to stop this i climbed it's called the i tell you i climb the memphis mayor just came out and yes days ago which gave us all some great it encourage when the 2 companies i know believe the city with threats of lawsuits i do that everywhere even though their legal theories are often not seen as what leftists is standing up because the black citizens of memphis and they're not white allies are standing up to say no more of this and our middle races a controversial aspect of this pipeline and others like it across the united states is the use of nationwide permit 12 which allows phone. fuel companies to fast track projects like the bay haley a connection pipeline the parent company responsible for the project valero energy corp did not respond to our request for a comment but the company has defended the project promising the pipeline will meet environmental standards. almost a century ago the 5 day working week was born after henry ford decided workers with more leisure time would buy more cars he was right now with many

gore . it is reckless, racist. it is a ripoff. we're trying to stop this pipeline. it's called the by l. your pipeline, the members may, are just came out against it 2 days ago, which gave us all some great encouragement. the 2 companies are trying to bully the city with grant the lawsuit. i do that everywhere, even though their legal theories are often nonsense. but memphis is standing up because the black citizens up members and their white allies, are standing up to say no more of this environmental racism. a controversial aspect of this pipeline and others like it across the united states is the use of nationwide permit 12, which allow for fuel companies to fast track projects like the behavior connection pipeline. the parent company responsible for the project, valero energy corporation, did not respond to our request or a comment, but the company has defended the project. promising the pipeline will meet environmental standards almost a century ago. the 5 day working week was born afte

gore when it comes to these antitrust accusations. i think we will and we're seeing them all over the world and all over the rest of the world it's kind of easier to prove claims and so apple might just have to fall into line because of you and other forces around the world certainly we will continue to follow this case closely professor eleanor fox thank you so much for your time and for your insight today. thank you that major. that's all for now you can catch us on demand by downloading the portable t.v. out for your apple or android device was here next time and as always don't forget to question more. hi folks joe name of here and if you're on medicare this is important you're now entitled to eliminate co-pays and get dental care dancers i glasses prescription coverage in home a unlimited transportation and home delivered meals all at no additional cost plus your zip code may have coverage with the give back benefit that adds money back to your social security check every month i call to get transportation meals and the gift bene

of that campaign where al gore and george w. bush acted as if they were running for school superintendent and it was -- i was very cognizant of the fact that they had little control over the situation and for john, i think that's sort of with policing as well. policing and education, which are so important to so many americans, the presidential impact, it's hard to come by. okay. so, let me ask you to go around very quickly before we go to our audience questions. i want you to talk about the clouds on the horizon for biden administration. things that could go wrong. john, we've mentioned that, we'll come back to you, you have some other thoughts, but start with bill with a specific question, bill. one of the things that was unique about the trump presidency is how he never tried to his base, really made little effort at expanding the base. he just played to his base all the time, and some people think very much to his detriment in the midterm elections. let me ask you. can biden expand his base? you began the sessions biden is w

i'm proud of ha al gore and i did at the end of that. a what donald trump did was the exact opposite. he will be held accountable for politics in america in the years ahead. >> all right. we appreciate your time so much. great talking to you. we'll have you back again soon. thanks again. >> thaing. >>> coming up, two words you don't hear often in washington, bipartisan breakthrough. lawmakers reach a deal to form a 9/11 commission to investigate the attack. will it end the denials about the horrors of that day? that's next. (vo) conventional thinking doesn't disrupt the status quo. which is why t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help your business realize new possibilities. only one 5g partner offers unmatched network, support, and value-without any trade offs. it's a simple fact: nothing kills more germs on more surfaces than lysol spray. it's a simple fact: it even kills the covid-19 virus. science supports these simple facts. there's only one true lysol. lysol. what it takes to protect. up to one million dollars. th

al gore's father introduced the bill in the u.s. senate. list bipartisan. so now we have big needs. the most expensive maintenance is no maintenance. things need repair. i think in the country there will be strong bipartisanship. but let's try to find the conversation. it's a practical matter. in terms of values, china, i think that should not be partisan in any way. it should be as nonpartisan as anything. we have seen each other at new security conference, john and you have both been so central to that. when people come together to find common ground, because security is our responsibility. we have to protect and defend the constitution and americans. security, economics, government, all these things come into the category of our relationship with any country, and certainly china. i have been fighting china for over 30 years about human right. -- human rights. you try to find a place where you can come together because the world needs as much cooperation as we can get. but from a security statement, we have to make a judgment and a value standpoint and i have said if we refuse to

this reminds me, of course, of al gore al gore democrats really led him remember he was the big climate guy, and then he sells his network which was people might not remember this current. to qatar but there's a lot of money involved. look we have seen this just not with climate change but on issue of koafdz and dr. fauci doesn't wear mask outside and dr. burks flies home to see her family tells us we can't this is standard for elite that believes that all of this rhetoric is just for the little people. it is not for them. and that the more that we don't do the more they're going to be able to fly their airplane and it will be okay. remember what this is, this is all rhetoric and manipulation for this particular they consider themselves the elite so, of course, he mentioned at one point you know it is my job i'm doing a really good job helping to change this shall so i've got to do this. well they know better than that. and they clearly don't have any respect for how we're viewing this. griff: we have sound i have to play and get your reaction on other side. it's only choice for somebod

vice president al gore's campaign to educate people about global warming. what would seem like a distant danger is front and center in the minds of the public, business leaders

both al gore and george w. bush acted as if they were running for school superintendent. and it was just -- i was just very cognizant of the fact that they had really very little control over the situation. and i think, to john hudak, that's going to be the frustration with policing as well. policing and education, which are so important to so many americans, the federal impact, the presidential impact is hard to come by. okay. so, let's me ask you to go around very quickly before we go to our audience questions. i want to talk about clouds on the horizon for the biden administration, things that could go wrong. john, you already mentioned that. we'll come back to you. i know you have some other thoughts. i want to start with bill, with a specific question, bill, which is that one of the things that was unique about the trump presidency is how he never tried to expand his base. i mean, he didn't even make it -- he really made very little effort at expanding the base. he just played to his base all the time. and

made al gore not up, maybe down a pesky pacifica. you might just squeeze in some clearing their but clear inside the bay. if you want to check it out. unclear for sure in the valleys. then a few more clouds come across our skies. we'll mid to high level clouds as we head through about 10 o'clock in the morning. 11 o'clock in the morning as well. but then will clear out your skies and bring some sunshine. so those numbers tomorrow. good actually warm up a bit. let's plan on some mid 80's in the interior valleys. a lot of 60's and 70's. beautiful day inside the bay and some 50's along the oastline, some cooler breezes there next few days. the temperatures can up and down just a bit. i think thursday will watch those numbers back off again. little breezy too. then friday. we'll start to warm up a little few more clouds on saturday that we really crank up those temperatures starting on sunday getting hot into the holiday. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it had to have been a bit awkward this offseason for jimmy garoppolo. even the most conf

people to stay at home as much as possible and they say that al gore if you stop the pairing poll be hopeful which means they will lock down right taiwan has long been hailed as the poster child for make control so why is this happening now do we know what is causing this rise in infection numbers . it is false belief that. so much to sell. lines spraining fact the case iran to taiwan but then in yesterday's press conference the authorities announced that. i want to confirm cases show symptoms as early as early april which means that taiwan. had been living with covert for more than a month without knowing and this is because taiwan the us not to moscow is saying and its no. 2 trays all of the possible cases and and the hospital was. already on the edge right howard vaccinations coming along. so it's not i want to be. seen rolled out. march early march fascination rate has been really low. less than one percent of the population has been taxon aged and. this was because. cases and keyhole. simply don't feel the urgency to get a shot so now that. coming to taiwan the authorities are h

we have a gracefu concession from al gore when there were 500 and some votes deciding that election in florida and it took the supreme court, and conceding it. you had to, it was a supreme court decision. but in this case, it wasn't even close. so for him not to concede, it definitely hampered the transition on a lot of major issues -- defense, intelligence, covid preparations, vaccine distribution. there were real issues and now we see vacancies, not having ambassadors in key places like israel. a lot of things would have happened more quickly if there had been a normal transition between the two parties. but the fundamental undermining of the democracy is so disturbing and especially after january 6. rachel was there, experienced it. i he colleagues who were in the gallery on their hands and knees with the people who were being threatened and for the house members, more threatened than the senate members, actually, with the effort to get into the chamber -- to be denying the reality of it and see what's going on in arizona where you now the secretary of state in arizona has said none

gore in which he referred to him as a token black guy lerman later tweeted that he had contacted all go to apologize champions league football and chelsea have beaten real madrid 2 nil to advance to the final team of open the scoring for chelsea midway through the 1st half and mason mountain sealed the victory with only a few minutes left in the game chelsea will now face manchester city in an all english final on may 29 don't forget you can always get d.w. news on the go or just download our app from google play all from the apple app store and i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if your part of a news story you can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. you're watching news am tomi oladipo there's much more on our website d.w. dot com thanks for joining us. from . the fountain in the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection in to validate what does the latest research say. information and contacts the coronavirus update 19. on t w.

gore media saying they're going to boycott the golden globes right so quite a backlash there this all goes back to an exposé published in february that caused quite a stir. yes you're right it's the from the los angeles times they published a an exposé that exposed alleged alleged fraud and corruption and mismanagement at the globes they also revealed that none of the members of the hollywood foreign press association who vote on the golden globes are black then added to that more recently an e-mail was leaked from for president of the association in which he quoted a article which called black lives matter the black lives better group quote a racist hate group well that's all been too much for hollywood and so we've seen a lot of big stars ugly scarlet johansson and mark ruffalo come out against the globes and now pretty much everyone in the hollywood film industry has come out against the hollywood foreign press association saying they have to undergo really fundamental reforms that has caught many of us quite naturally to see in the golden globes all voted on by thousands of prof

gore right now what do you see as the company's overall goal with this lawsuit. rachel thanks and i just want to say a disclaimer at the start which i've done somewhere who are a bit until i see the goal is for at the to get fair access to apple's operating system it's not even asking for damages it's simply asking for an injunction so once and going to change its behavior to let it get. to give it a fair payment system or let it use it then came in system for the premium changes that would. yes surely is the case were watching games take on a massive tech giant here and when we're looking at apple it accounts for around 27 percent of the smartphone market and for developers the only way to get their product on an i phone is of course to go through the app store now apple's response to criticism over the required use of its purchase system along with the charge of a 30 percent commission has been to say that's the price you pay for the security and the pristine being part of the apple community so how are those claims viewed in an antitrust case it's really inter

gore in which he referred to him as a token black guy lerman later tweeted that he had contacted all go to apologize champions league football and chelsea have beaten real madrid 2 nil to advance to the final team of owner opened the scoring for chelsea midway through the 1st half and mason mountain sealed the victory with only a few minutes left in the game chelsea will now face manchester city in an all english final on may 29 don't forget you can always get news on the go or just download our app for google play or from the apple app store and it will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if your part of a news story you can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. up next dr phil japanese caught industry by politics i'm told me a lot of thanks for joining us. trench it's. a lot of flashing wigs and glitter glitter glitter they're fighting against prejudice called playboy and recognition a little stores on the big stage. trudging its starts may 17th on t.w. . a source of nation

welcome everybody to watching the hawks i mean tyrrell is on vacation joining me now is al gore jr attorney with the american immigration lawyers association good to see you again alan good thank you so much for having me and cover this issue well alan you know anybody who watches your social media and knows you've been a strong voice in advocacy for haitian migrants and you're trying to help american lawmakers understand the dire circumstances they faced just last week $4000.00 haitian migrants arrived in mexico the shelters are full and they're being forced to sleep in the streets here in the u.s. haitian migrants continue to be deported despite the ship and presidential administrations and they aren't receiving the media attention central and south american migrants are even though their situations are no less dire can you conceptualize for our audience what d.h. s. considering temporary protected status for haiti actually means and what the next step for agot advocates actually is. so it's really just about equity because we've already done t.p.s. for many of the southern states in sout

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gore right now what do you see as the company's overall goal with this lawsuit. thanks and i just want to say a disclaimer at the start which i've done some work at that until i see the goal is. to get fair access to apple's operating system it's not even asking for damages it's simply asking for an injunction so it once will to change its behavior to let it get. to give it a fair name and system or let use it then came in system where the premium changes that would be important. yes surely is the case were watching games take on a massive tech giant here and when we're looking at apple it accounts for around 27 percent of the smartphone market and for developers the only way to get their product on an i phone is of course to go through the app store now apple's or sponsor criticism over the required use of its purchase system along with the charge of a 30 percent commission has been to say that's the price you pay for the security and the pristine being part of the apple community so how are those claims viewed in an antitrust case. it's really interesting how t

welcome everybody to watch in the hawks i mean i really was on vacation joining me now is al gore jr attorney with the american immigration lawyers association good to see you again alan. thank you so much for having me. well alan i know anybody who watches your social media knows you've been a strong voice in advocacy for haitian migrants and you're trying to help american lawmakers understand the dire circumstances they face just last week 4000 haitian migrants arrived in mexico to shelters or pool and they're being forced to sleep in the streets here in the u.s. haitian migrants continue to be deported despite the ship and presidential administrations and they aren't receiving the media attention central and south american migrants are even though their situations are no less dire can you can sexualize for our audience what d.h. s. considering to be protected status for haiti actually means and what the next step for agot advocates actually is. so it's really just about equity because we've already done t.v.'s for many of the southern states in south america and we also should thi

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welcome everybody to watch in the hawks i mean tyrrell is on vacation joining me now is al gore jr attorney with the american immigration lawyers association good to see you again alan. thank you so much for having me. well alan you know and anybody who watches your social media knows you've been a strong voice in advocacy for haitian migrants and you're trying to help american lawmakers understand the dire circumstances they face just last week 4000 haitian migrants arrived in mexico the shelters are full and they're being forced to sleep in the streets here in the u.s. the haitian migrants continue to be deported despite the ship and presidential administrations and they aren't receiving the media attention central and south american migrants are even though their situations are no less dire can you conceptualize for our audience what d.h. s. considering temporary protective status for haiti actually needs and what the next step for agot advocates actually is. so it's really just about equity because we've already done t.v.'s for many of the southern states in south america and we also sh

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there was barely a democrat in the country since 2000 when al gore lost, who would even run on this or, you know, propose a bill or anything. our -- now it's my side. i didn't used to take sides, but now we have to do something. the side for doing something good had left the battlefield. the nra was alone on the battlefield and just winning everything. we're on for victory, and we're a hell of a lotsh where the primary opponent is a shadow of years ago, and that's because the ground beneath their feet hasn't changed. there's a famous -- that says something like, you know, if a bunch of dead children, meaning sandy hook, little kids, couldn't change this, something like that's the death nell of this. how is the birth of the modern movement? both of those were created in response so sandy hook. neither one existed. we had nothing that was remnants of the brady campaign, very small minor groups left. we had nothing in those -- what is it, eight years since then? formidable army has taken the field and a strategy and is winning, and beating the nra. so in the short term i'm very pessimisti

s by the al gore 1st but i am not going to go off of. thank you. other than yes i am a learner. and i'm ok when. i will follow. what the my but i for. there my i was. well aware making and gag on local galloway at the moment. when i am on. life there's. this is do we do is live from berlin no let up in the bloodshed israel builds up troops for a possible ground invasion as the deadly conflict with the palestinian excavates israeli forces pound targets including residential buildings in the palestinian territories and in israel cities communities turn against each other the prime minister condemning reports of mom violence. and purged she feels the trunk loyalty test will now u.s. house republicans have sacked liz cheney from the top job the world our own party that some see her as a new leader for the post trying to tear up. the ass. on whether mark thank you very much for your company we open this broadcast with the increasing the worsening conflict between israelis and palestinians israeli forces are reported to be building up at the gaza border thomas militants have launched

people to stay at home as much as possible and they say that al gore he stopped repairing poll hopeful which means they will lock down right taiwan has long been hailed as the poster child for condemn a control so why is this happening now do we know what is causing this rise in infection numbers. it is false belief that. so much related to. bringing back the case iran to taiwan but then in yesterday's press conference the ne announced that. i want to confirm cases show symptoms as early as early april which means that taiwan. had been living with covert for more than a month without knowing and this is because taiwan that's not to moscow is saying and it's now too late to trace all of the possible cases and in the hospital was. already on the edge right howard vaccinations coming along. so it's not i want to be. seen rolled out. march early march but the fascination rate has been really low. less than one percent of the population has been texan ate it and. this was because taiwan. cases and the whole. simply don't feel the urgency to get a shot so now that fax in stock coming to taiw

but there was that i have on hand al gore 1st but i had a bun go up from us. thank you. oh other than us salad and the winner. of the program. i will follow. that. they're my i was. well aware of the gag almost the gag order what i didn't want and. what i meant. there's no out. this is the w. news live from berlin tonight fears of a full blown who're as violence between israel and gaza militants escalate. after israeli airstrikes leveled an apartment complex in the gaza strip hamas militants bombarded with deadly rocket fire the israeli prime minister morning they'll pay a heavy price also coming up shock and grief after a rare school shooting in russia several children into staff were killed in the city of cars on a teenage gunman is now being held plus after months of mounting pressure the head of the german football association forced to resign for comparing his deputy to a nazi war criminal. it's good to have you with us we start with the surge of deadly violence in the middle east hamas militants say they fired hundreds of rockets towards tell me in retaliation for

that was headed by tipper gore. al gore's ex-wife. i am wondering what you see the parallels then i had group of powerful parents and powerful lobby who were trying to cancel and censor it in the government to censor lyrics and music. what you see that happening now cross culturally with cancel culture? >> first of all let's be clear the effort in 1985 was a bipartisan effort. by the oil they could agree on during the reagan era. now what i have seen, even though al was a dem. is a very conservative dem. he was dangerous he was a republican and dems clothing back then. so i see now a conservative effort is now been taken on by a more liberal group. we have got more liberal people trying to censor by using pc as the reason for it. we got to be pc. like i said i wrote a new record i was very tough. because here i'm trying to write lyrics. an metaphor has been kind of removed from my repertoire. you can't use metaphor in writing, makes it really tough to write lyrics. you know? it's definitely become a more liberal link censorship right

government service is about something bigger than yourself, and it's not able -- you can see it in al gore, or the chief justice, and the system is based on the idea that people will wield their power responsibly. citizens with peach, and presidents with presidential power. when you have someone like trump come in and shatter all that, that is when you have real problems. now you have these laws passed, and the florida law, challenged within nine minutes, what took them so long? there are strong legal challenges. we shouldn't be having to rely on courts to fix this. shut have been mixed at the get-go at the legislative stage. >> john lameer, along the i-10, if you're from lake charles, people auk talk about that bridge. it's a huge part of the local conversation. i'm going to play for you the republican mayor of lake charles, louisiana, today, talking about biden's visit and his effort. >> i joked today that i don't care if it's president trump, president biden or president kanye west, if they are here, i will break bread with them. we have needed a new bridge in the city for 30 years

andrei: i don't think it's going back. 25 years ago i was working for vice president al gore in the white house, trying to get people to pay attention to the challenge we were calling back then global warming. we did not get people to pay attention in time. as the saying goes, change happens slowly, and then all at once. we are in one of those all that once moments. the numbers are incredible. 62% of americans say they see climate change is not just a threat that a major threat to the country. the percentage of americans not just concerned but alarmed by climate change has tripled over the past couple years. so there is no going back. there is not going to be a year in the first able future in which individuals are going to want to do less when it comes to sustainable action. businesses are going to need to spend less in order to meet the demands they are seeing from their employees and their customers in terms of what they are doing to help make the planet more sustainable and our culture more fair. sonali: what evidence do you have so far from your consumers? you have carbon offsetting

it's not about -- you can see that in al gore, the chief justice, whatever. our entire system is based on the idea that people will wield their powers but -- respectively. presidential power. have someone with like trump who will shatter that. that's when you have real problems. now we have these laws passed, and yes, the florida law was challenged within nine minutes. what took them so long? i think they are so very strongly challenging. we don't have to rely on the courts to fix this. this should've been fixed at the get-go at the legislative stage. >> jonathan lynn mirror. everybody in southern louisiana is all about the i-ten, all of life, and moves east and west from the i-ten. if you're in charles, it's a huge part of the local conversation. i will play for you the bubble can mayor of lake louisiana and -- >> i joked today that i don't care if it's president trump, president biden, or president kanye west, if they are here in lake charles and they could help, us obie there to break bread with them and try to accomplish some things. we have needed a new

gore not in half moon bay warming up into the mid 50. so still going to be a relatively cooler day along the coast there. but burlingame flirting with 70's upper 60's in your forecast. low 70's for san mateo and san carlos with mid 70's. for those of you in redwood city, temperatures warming up 5 to 10 degrees from today's daytime highs of the 2nd half of your weekend looking great. in fact, 74 degrees for hat san jose and santa clara in the upper 70's flirting with 80's already for the end of your weekend forecast livermore. you're going to hit that low 80 degree. mark after warming up today to 72 degrees. we're going to warm up 10 degrees more by tomorrow. 82 degrees with hayward in the low 70's and 82 degrees for congress in walnut creek orinda and moraga very pleasant. but toasty 78 degrees. so enjoy that widespread 80's, for those of you in the north bay that villain fairfield already in the upper 80's at 87 degrees but low 80's for napa and delay. whoa. and holding steady. for those of you in santa rosa. you had a 10 degree warm-up

al gore himself presided over handing over the election to george w. bush. hillary clinton losing to that reality show guy, every one knew was unqualified to be president. every one knew that. you had president obama, you had lien who knew they handing the country over to madman. they did it. democrats believe in democracy when they lose. your party doesn't seem to, sir. >> i appreciate it. i don't think insanity is specific to just one side of the aisle or other. this instance, yes. we're discussing republicans right now. absolutely. anyone -- >> right now. i'm sorry. i appreciate what you have done for democracy. this is the lieutenant governor of georgia. he is a republican like you. let's play him real quick. listen to this. >> this did you want need to be a personality contest. this needs to be a policy over politics flat form. we go to work the try to solve real problems for real people. when you receive death threats from hundreds of republicans around the country, that's a problem when you're telling the truth. >> when you receive death treat tlets.

gore. of course, you know, we had won, i'm sure he didn't think he had lost, we had fought this politically very, very intense battle and he conceded. he did the right thing for this nation, and that is -- that is one of the big differences between that and what we're dealing with now and the danger of donald trump today. >> jonathan swan will have more of that interview coming up on "morning joe." joining us now author of "washington post" early morning newsletter power up jacquelyn alemany. always great to see you. let's talk about what we heard from liz cheney. she's taking a stand on the gop push to restrict voting and she is, again, going out there, continuing to say this, to talk about the importance of faith in our electoral process, even though most of the rest of those in her party just want to shun it to the side. >> yeah, i think what this exchange demonstrates is that there is a limit to liz cheney's campaign against former president trump in acknowledging that president biden w

gore not in half moon bay. those of you from brisbane to burlingame, widespread mid 60's there. so still going to get a little bit of that cool sea breeze influence. mean, the around 20 miles per hour or less. but along the immediate coastline and higher peaks. 35 miles per hour or less with low 70's for redwood city and mountain view and for san mateo 68 degrees with low to mid 70's for the south bay. san jose 72 degrees livermore holding steady in the mid 70's there with low 70's for richmond and berkeley walnut creek, 75 degrees. a nap in the mid 70's. but sonoma warming up into the low 80's there with nevado flirting, with 80's. but 78 degrees to looking like a very warm and dry mother's day weekend outlook along the coast and east bay shoreline low to mid 70's with low to mid 80's. as you make your way inland. back to you. just thank you so much. and it is better to be yellow when it comes to reopening businesses. san francisco, ca now rolled back restrictions. >> and people laced up their skates to celebr

but along our beaches for al gore not in half moon bay going to see more clouds and sun so expect to be in the low to mid 50's their daily city. also in the mid-fifties at 55 degrees with low 60's from brisbane all the way into burlingame wind speeds out of the west-southwest at 25 miles per hour. very similar today. we will see a little bit of a breezy gusts shortly after sunrise tomorrow. but overall, expect to see a calmer day with plenty of sunshine from coast to valley's mountain view in the low 70's with mid 60's apiece for san mateo and san carlos warming up to 63 degrees. still going to be about 2 to 3 degrees below average. but getting a nice bump in temperatures for the 2nd half of your weekend nonetheless, san jose 72 degrees, the santa clara and milpitas both in the mid 70's 74 degrees for livermore. you should be at 77 degrees still about 3 degrees below average. but very pleasant temperatures as you make your way inland to our east bay, valleys, concord and walnut creek. uniformed temperatures there at 74 degrees with the renda amor aga flirted with 70's. but 69 degrees