up to sfo. for most a lot of gray and a lot of drizzle as well. using the windshield wipers not just coast, bay, and city. also inland. sabrina says there is a lot of gray fog in moraga as well. 55 there and gray. this is an unseasonably cool pattern. getting the cold ocean temps is not. a foggy pattern in the city and coast is not. but to get the inland temps back in the 70s helped along by this doled front. look at that. plenty of low clouds around and 50s on all the temps. san jose is finally checking in with a 60. it s close for everybody. gusts to 32 at travis. oakland west. livermore also. west at sfo. this system, the tail end of that might be close enough where we have to mention some rain. we will. northern sonoma county. north of sonoma county i should say. fog, drizzle, sun, clouds. more clouds to the north. a lot of 50s, 60s, and 70s. very cool this time of year. sal, 7:02. anything on the screens? we have some slow traffic, steve. it s not completely light. b
will make up the the final nine james: things i want to stay wet for quite awhile longer has to pull the map out and see a lot of activity off shore and the thing with this weekend s rain is not just the system when it s all said and done this on my be an average amount of grain with the typical storm by noontime and then the rain looks like this on to extend down to san francisco. robin winston: it is not too badly as their slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is going to be slow for those you come from the e sure freeway all the also reward the sao paulo is one to be stop and go come from a stretch of the bank distance above average drive time from kamal through the maze across the bridge and into downtown san francisco only 27 minutes uncomprehending out to dan bell will track the drive times and the south in the san mateo bridge. mark: he is in petaluma where when that is the line to see when it s petaluma the rain is just starting to get to him. will tran:. wil
the system didn t do much south. it did from marin county north. it left behind a lot of low clouds. that s what we re dealing with here. a couple breaks in the clouds. once the low clouds burn off a lot more sunshine today. a gradual warm-up. the rainfall is what is impressive. especially towards the russian river. vinnie martin is along saint alena road. 1.18. upper lake, thank you peggy, .80. forestville, lake port .5-inch rain. santa rosa .41. napa .20. sausalito .16. system has moved out. it fell apart. it gave us good rain up to the north. a lot of low clouds and mist drizzly conditions for some. 50s, 60s on the temps. not much of a breeze. a breeze later once the low clouds burn off. there is plenty there. the trend is for sunshine and little bit warmer today. morning clouds or fog. some of that fog is thick, by the way. 60s, 70s for others. sal, slow traffic to report? you know, one of the things that we are looking at is the volume of traffic has increased a lot.
morning s panel. we are going to talk a good bit today about the aftermath of the civil war and the legacy and memory. in this morning s panel we re going to focus on the events of the spring and 1865. the last chapter in the work. in the war. i enjoyed by experts on lincoln, lee, and grant. elizabeth and gary. let us go back spring of 1865 and sets the stage. in march 1865, lincoln gives his famous second inaugural address. what are his hopes and expectations for the spring and his vision of what victory and peace might look like? mr. holzer: shall i start? professor varon: that would be great. mr. holzer: some people expect a more triumphalist second inaugural. but before he gets to ounces of malice, makes clear that he believes the war must continue as he puts it, until every drop of blood drawn with a lash is repaid by one drawn by the sword , if need. and he makes extraordinary declaration that north and south alike are equally guilty for the long-standing original ame
we re not going to count to see these things that you care about. what can i give you a free ride, a little time to figure out. i have one item to jonathan s list of policies that have been conflictual, socialist invention of the subtle dimension in its rate to were, which is huge in a lot of ways and i think to be seen to things over the coming years of american federalism. one is distasteful split on more and more of these issues along sectional lines and second, among the states and the federal government that will become more conflictual and i believe that s all to the good. will receive complete hodgepodge of coalitions on different issues? are we seeing a different pattern quick no, i haven t followed the mayor wanted name, but if you look at labor, the environment playing out that way, a variety of social and cultural issues is always, importantly health care you mentioned is always the same coalition for certain stability there and a huge overlap and that s a te