you ll be able to learn more about that training tonight starting at 4:00 right here on news 4. 4:31. want to get you up to speed on your weather and traffic on the 1s. chuck bell here now with a look at your forecast. good morning. hope you enjoyed yesterday. those winds were ferocious yesterday afternoon. peak gusts 49 miles an hour out at national airport yesterday afternoon. so the blossoms busted. i was town on hand s point and blossom petals flying all over the place. so peak blooming is now officially behind us. another breezy day today. thursday night, a little chance for maybe a rumble or two of thunder. of course your complete 7 day coming up at 4:51. and no fooling, it will be a chilly first weekend of april. in fact a little chilly outside here early this morning. temperatures are in the 40s. noticeably breezy again today, northwest winds more in that 15 so not quite as ferocious as yesterday, but nonetheless breezy, sunny and cooler today. highs in the uppe
morning to 9:00 in the evening. 90s widespread even into our beaches. you can see the film of dirty looking air, a lot different than 24 hours ago. most of us will have moderate air quality, but the poorest will the in the santa clara valley. if you re heading out to blue grass, 09 today, 74 sunday. so cooling trend is on the way. more coming up. with the heat wave, even the normally cool places will feel up comfortably hot. and nowhere is that more apparently than where there s tons of people. the blue grass festival. how about a hot free ticket. as hot as a free ticket can be. yes, it will be hot here. golden gate park, the calm before the storm. 14.0, 14th time since early morning people have been fill he tering in. everybody love as concert especially a free concert. and for san francisco, maybe for anywhere, this is the granddaddy of them all. it began with nine bands in 2001. 75,000 people showed up then. this year organizers expect about a million people to hear al
and it is those human connections. host: the name of the book is hatching twitter: a true story of money, power, friendship and betrayal nick bilton of the new york times is the author. a look at the role the administration wants young people to have on the affordable care act. and then the south carolina tea party s convention. and then the hudson forum on communication policy. a look at the role the administration wants young adults to have. our guest was rebecca adams of cq health beat. follow us on twitter. washington journal continues. >host: our guest for this segmet is rebecca adams. a was a big wrench mark of the affordable care act, the role of young people is one of the bench marks. tell us what you are seeing? on january 13th, the first demographic breakdown was put out. the administration is showing 40% of the sign ups would be among young people. so far what we are seeing is about 24% of the people signing up are young people. now that is in pro
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