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upper 50's sausalito san rafael and low 60's at calistoga, sonoma, nap a.high in the upper 50's up to about 59 at oakland and castro valley and fremont in the inland valley east bay we see low to mid 60's. 62 at concord. 61 please anton and antioch brentwood and monterey bay upper 60's to low 60's around the bay and low 60's inland. accu-weather 7 day forecast friday saturday is 2 sunny dry day maileder over the weekend but also cloudy on sunday as we have a chance of rain late in the day mainly in the north ba bay. monday dry day but then tuesday wednesday and thursday all three days we have lots of clouds around and at least a chance of rain each of those days. maybe not a heavy or continuous rain but good idea to carry umbrella 8. one as much as we can before. >> right around the corner. >> just ahead here tonight. how good luck gesture back >> just ahead here tonight. how good luck gesture back strawberry pop-tart, but i've got a warm, fresh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. (announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. than liste

1980's, and 1990's going. i interweave their stories so you can understand their stories and make it a little more novelistic, a little more interesting. >> what was the reason the woman didn't want to participate some -- didn't want to participate? >> she was going on to other things, having a baby and so forth and moving on. >> were you concerned if they weren't going to cooperate it wasn't worth doing the profile? >> yes. and e was not going to cooperate, it was clear, so i wasn't going to force that issue. >> when did you start a, what year? >> i started the book in 1996. i put together a 60-ge proposal in the early 1990 -- in early 1996. it went out forbid in the spring. two houses were interested. simon, shuster & warner books. simon & shuster ended up with the contract. so it was a four-year project. >> and you start and you acknowledge in the back, there's a young lady -- i don't know if she's young, but a woman at the kato institute, a lynn totalitarian group, that played a role in this. >> anna mcal

in the 1970's and 1980's, it tripled. in california, and build no new prisons between the 1960's and 1970's, the height of political action. between the 1970's and 1980's, they build more prisons in california alone and in the past 100 years. one thing that has happened is the warehousing of black folks in these facilities. if you think about what slavery is, the parallels, it is not just a metaphor when you talk about modern-day slavery. slavery denied black folks the ability to be mobile. you were trapped on one location, in a plantation. it broke up our families. it subjected us to daly wants and violence. anything can happen to you -- an example to you for somebody else. it exploded us for our free labor. all of those things happen in prison today. the u.s. has 5% of the world's population and over 25% of the world's prison population. that is a big part of the equation. i am not waiting for superman, but somebody might be. if you look at the conditions of our schools, our schools have not been restructured, have been

mild in the 50's and 60's. that's a mild 7 days ahead. >> march. >> very different thanks sandy. >> coming up. uc davis college student is glad he spent a few buck on one smart phone app. it got him out of a speeding ticket. that's next. >> putting the rumors to rest. new cast of dancing >> closed captioning brought to are. >> uc davis college student said the smart phone helped him beat a speeding ticket. police officer cited 21-year-old boy for going 40 in a 25 miles per hour zone. he took the ticket but later realized his my track had been running on the smart phone at the time. using gps it records the speed and sdan. according to the program he hadn't driven faster than 26 miles an hour. yolo county judge was impressed. >> i think my evidence i presented washington new and refreshing and cutting edge technology it had not come up in the court before. >> couple with the officer admission that he hadn't calibrated his radar gun recen recently, the court threw out the ticket. >> well abc announced new cast of

draw your attention to that. 50's and 60's. it's a mild storm compared to the last storm which brought us the snow and was a cold storm. this is coming in over the pacific so we are not going to worry about snow here locally. >> 60's rather than 40's. >> exactly. >> thanks very much. >> as we continue here tonight. new target store opening this week in the east bay. why that is such a big deal for that area. >> plus the surprising popularity of tablet computer >> plus the surprising popularity of tablet computer and what is to expect when >> some technology now. exciting time if you think about buying one of the hand held tablets. they are beginning to take the a real bite out of the desk top and even lap top computers. what is more as david reports the market apple once had to itself is getting awfully crowded. >> the i pad made a big splash when it came out last year. 7 and half million of them sold in the first 6 months. that was 5 billion dollars worth. consumer now have a choice. sam sung galaxy and last week motorol

in the 1970's and 1980's, it tripled. in california, and build no new prisons between the 1960's and 1970's, the height of political action. between the 1970's and 1980's, they build more prisons in california alone and in the past 100 years. one thing that has happened is the warehousing of black folks in these facilities. if you think about what slavery is, the parallels, it is not just a metaphor when you talk about modern-day slavery. slavery denied black folks the ability to be mobile. you were trapped on o location, in a plantation. it broke up our families. it subjected us to daly wants and violence. anything can happen to you -- an example to you for somebody else. it exploded us for our free labor. all of those things happen in prison today. the u.s. has 5% of the world's population and over 25% of the world's prison population. that is a big part of the equation. i am not waiting for superman, but somebody might be. if you look at the conditions of our schools, our schools have not been restructured, have been l

temperatures right now in the 40's and the 50's. coastal low cloud patchy dense fog sunny and spring like tomorrow and rain developed for your sat evening. so tonight we watch the fog along the coast and it will form possibly in the valley of the north bay. the fog will then pull back away from the coast line allowing us to enjoy another nice looking day. today temperatures range from the 50's at the beaches to the 60's around the bay and inland and we are expecting similar readings if not even slightly warmer in some areas tomorrow. overnight tonight look for cooler temperatures. we look at mid 30's in santa rosa to the upper 40's in places like san francisco and everyone else pretty much in between. here's satellite radar here's the the area of high pressure that provided us with a nice spring like day. tomorrow count on more of the same. mainly sunny mild but by saturday evening changes are coming. don't worry. this is not going to be a big soaker. this storm system much like the rest, the last one will bring us some moisture. fr

numbers in the 40's and the 50's. short break tonight. wet and windy by tuesday afternoon and stronger storm is coming on thursday. high surf advisory in effect until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. we lack at large breaking waves on the order of 15 to 18 feet and strong rip current certainly a possibility. current wave height are 10 to 13 feet. is here's the satellite and radar. here's the storm that went through. obviously brought us several inches of rain over the weekend. another storm this is our next storm is intensifying. this is what is going to bring us some rain over the next 24 hours. so let me start our computer animation tomorrow morning. 5:00 o'clock damp roadway but this is something. this is just drizzle dripy late showers to start off the morning. the real rain comes in with that storm around 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon. that's when south easterly winds pick up 20 to 30 miles an hour ahead of the storm. rainfall intensifies and messy evening commute and right along the cold front we are lacking at some very heavy rain ar

40's upper 40's to low 50's will be the rule all around the bay area. let advance to tomorrow lack at how mild it is starting in the south bay high pressure up to 70 degrees in san jose. 79 at los gatos. almost 80 on the peninsula. mid 70's, 74 at red wad city. 75 palo alto and mountain view. mid 60's on the coast pacifica and a half moon bay. in and around san francisco high ranging from 61 66 up to 71 downtown up in the north bay a wider range of high 71 in sausalito. 76 at novato. 78 in petaluma. 80 in sonoma and 82 at santa rosa and if in fact santa rosa does reach 82 degrees tomorrow that tie the record high for santa rosa date. on the coast cooler and bodega bay 64. east bay high right smack in the mid 70's. 75 at oakland. san leandro, union city and newark 76 and fremont castro valley. inland east bay will be just a tad warmer up to 79 at antioch. 78 walnut creek. 80 at concord. danville and brentwood and near monterey bay look for high in the upper 70's at santa cruz and watsonville and inland at holster and gilroy, 80 91 degrees in here's the a

's around the bay. and almost up to 70 on the coast and thursday a slight cool down on friday. warm cool down saturday with a slight slight chance of showers and then we warm-up under dry conditions again on sunday and monday. so we have a really, really nice spring like weather picture ahead of us. >> looks great. why on thursday. thanks very much experience. >> much more to come as we continue the murder of journalist bailey. come up his confessed killer describes the secret brother hood at the black muslim bakery. >> hidden secret of fallen leaf lake. ancient under water forest discovered frozen in time. stay with us. news at forest discovered frozen in time. stay with us. news at 9:00 continues ♪ when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you can with rapid rewards! come on! [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ >> san fra

we are currently in the 40's and '50's. by the afternoon bringing the highs up into the low 60s we will stay that way for the next couple of days. chance of showers tomorrow morning, by wednesday proper 60s, that be the warmest day of the workweek. we will have on and off showers through the work week, and towards the weekend we could see a chance of rain. keep in mind sunday is bring forward. >> george: the bay bridge, there had been a stall in the early morning hours before the activated the metering lights. it was reported westbound rate at your balbuena island.right ad have slow hand here tying up the westbound ride. a bridge or other chp wind advisory for the west bound ride. if this backs up pretty quickly, this may become a hot spot. otherwise we have not been tracking any. here at the san mateo bridge, a wind advisory is in fact issued in the early morning and our spirit is still active. the camera still shaking. the ride on 1 013 marin county, slowed in the early morning hours when there was an accident at lucky dr

by tomorrow afternoon, 60s, and even the 70's with morning temperatures in the 40's. the coast = 50s. 7 = san jose, antioch and a santa rosa of reaching a 68 degrees. a dry day and a long stretch of dry weather. wednesday-friday = partially/mostly sunny skies. look at those warming temperatures into the upper 70's, low 80s inland. '70s around the bay, and on opening day, the home opener looks great on friday. the rainfall chance returns on saturday. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room getting california utility regulators are changing the way they find pg&e after the san bruno explosion. you can see how the--fine pg&e the new id regulators are thinking of 3 million-6 million instead of $1 million per day which was the plan that there were previously considering. pg&e and the state utilities commission are going to agree to supposedly to these new terms on wednesday in court. that is the latest. grant lotus. >>catherine: a national student pleaded not guilty of building a chemical bomb. a texas tech student is accused of plotting to blow up the home of former george

this morning temperatures starting in the '40's, 50's. by the afternoon we will see plenty of '70s. 74 napa, vallejo, warming to 74 places like los gatos, and morgan hill appeared chance of rain into the picture as we head into tomorrow. the best chances late morning early afternoon. sprinkles in the north bay by about 11:00 a.m., by noontime sprinkle salt on the peninsula through the east bay. continuing to see hit or miss showers through the afternoon but certainly not a washoe. 7 day around the bay, we drive out at the end of the week bringing back the wet weather sunday. that continues through next week. sunday is daylight saving set your clocks for an hour. >> george: it is about time for the meter lights to be activated at the bay bridge. not much traffic kir, not enough to warrant any metering lights. the bridge should be able to absorb this traffic with no problem. no delays on the approaches to looks good. no hot spots for the bridges or the freeways, traffic is light around the bay area. san mateo bridge has no problems, either

temperatures during to the '40's, 50's. still in the 40's and the north bay. by the afternoon we bring in the '70s. there's they chance of rain certainly another big storm of light rain is expected. occasional moderate downpour's as well. drying out, partly cloudy, rain by the end of the week into the weekend. george? >> george: not much going on no hot spots or delays. click check on the bridge is the bay bridge westbound looks good no problems, no wind advisory san mateo bridge clear come easy ride very late traffic on the right side of your screen that will be the commute direction. 101 southbound is problem free. muni had a rough morning yesterday but so far no reports of problems for any public transit. the kron 4 morning news will be right back. stay with us. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world whe

we're in the '40's, '50's. about 50 degrees and seven sisters, south bay temperatures are in the upper '40's, low 50s. solder well, radar shows the process the impression on in from the pacific northwest down to the northern portions of our state. --crushers system. --pressure system. possibly speak-e a few sprinkles. north basins the best chance. a letter rain is expected to the peninsula it's really started to be a bit spotty not a huge storm but could give a good dose of what weather. once the rain passes through will auction another couple of days of driving. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. earlier friday, partly cloudy. sunday is another chance of wet weather. daylight saving time we could continue to see a chance of rain into next week. >> erica: no hot spots airing their raise rain now, bay bridge great conditions as you make your way toward san francisco just a handful of cars in the city. net from getting to the bridge. all right to the sand to their bridge we're following construction. 88

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temperatures are sitting in the '40's, still holding on to the 30's in places like napa, in san rosa, down mountain view, warming up to 50 degrees. satellite and radar shows lake region this continues through midweek. they continued to skyrocket each day you will notice ta getting warmer. today mid-60s. 64 not bought, fairfield, in the auction.antio. 7 day around the bay shows tomorrow warming to the upper '60s, '70s by wednesday, thursday will be the warmest day of the work week. we are forecasting east. '70s around the bay in and a slight cool them by the end of the weekenweo the weekend. >> george: no hot spots yet and no metering lights at the bay bridge. we are minutes away from seeing them activated even with traffic is light as it is. light traffic on the approaches as well. san mateo bridge ride has been problem free but the volume is building as you can see. a big increase in the amount of traffic here at this san mateo bridge. no problems on the approach. cool and gate bridge the right there looks good as well. in san francisco disruption to the cable car service on all thre

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it is going to get warm wednesday and thursday vl 70's and 80's here in the bay area. 60's along the coast line. cooling friday slight chance of few showers on saturday. really mild conditions for sunday and monday. >> we have not seen a forecast like that in more than a month. >> this is the warmest of the season so really. >> get used to this. >> yes. >> the coming up next. video of britney spears surprise visit to the castro district. >> word spread fast we'll be visit to the castro district. >> word spread fast we'll be right >> after a week of hype tomorrow is your chance to get look at britney miniconcert in san francisco. ♪ . >> she performed 3 songs from new album yesterday and despite the short set, her fans were thrilled. immediately after the show spears took a limo over to castro. [ screaming]. >> pop star made a quick stop at the glb historical society but after second stop the crowds got so big so fast britney stepped out of her car waved and jumped back in. >> you can watch britney spears san francisco concert tomorrow on good morning america from 7 to 9 am right her

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you talked about how the music from the 60's and 70's was very important. i was wondering if there was one album in particular are one song in particular that you were the group's down? >> that is such an important question. >> it is. >> this morning sheila and i were singing one, two, three, what were we fighting for. >> i think pleasures of the harbor. it would be very hard for me to limit it to one, but you know, the early bob dylan recordings. those bird -- they were both political -- they were politically brave and musically brave. they were pioneering in so many different ways. they transformed the world of music. >> otis redding, sitting on the dock of the day. i was a fugitive at that time. i was sitting there by fisherman's wharf thinking, what the hell. of course, the songs are innumerable. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> who was next? why don't we go over there. >> my question was prompted by your description of, martha, of returning to yourself on campus because i actually did that exacting. i was almost in tears when you read and talked about th

upper 30's low '40's a lot likellike yesterday. temperaturs this afternoon going to be upper '50's, low 60s. and then tomorrow the rain will come in again, it will be heavier tomorrow morning tapered off throughout the day. lingering showers for thursday, trying out friday, most of saturday dry as well. come sunday at the showers roll right back into the forecast. >> george: free of hot spots and no real problems yet, light traffic from the bay area and no slowing or delays. we are minutes away from the meter lights being activated. they will probably get early activation. sen mateo bridge no delays here still a smooth trip in both directions. 13 minute drive time across the span. golden gate bridge ride a good one from novato to the toll plaza 23 minutes right now. look at the ride on 101, 3 san jose as we picked up south bay camera. the volume is building just a bit but still no delays through 1 01. darya? >> darya: all wild fire shut down close to 30 mi. of lovein major interstate. strong winds spreading the smoke and the flames

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right now the temperature sitting in the 40's and 50's. by the afternoon your highs will warming to the upper 50's, low 60s. 61 fairfield, concord, 59 richmond. los '60s through the east bay, 59 for livermore and we are watching more rain headed our way. late tonight into the overnight hours, a few sprinkles. we might have to use windshield wipers for your morning to be tomorrow. spotty showers, through the morning hours. tapering off towards the end of the day. better chance of staying dry in the afternoon tomorrow. 7 day around the bay, wednesday's the most pleasant day of the work week warming into the upper 60s. weekend as bring in at chance of rain, possibly in the north bay. sunday, the lights savings bring your clock forward. >> george: our first hot spot at the bay bridge. it is a big metering lights back up. you can see at the toll plaza of flak, traffic is backed up towards the berkeley curve. it may be slow for the lorry shore freeway coming down from emeryville. it had reached to the edge of the macarthur maze. this 880 approac

currently in the '40's, '50's. we carefully break and we could will weigh up to 70 degrees for oakland, 68 satellite, radar shows cloud cover streaming into the area partly cloudy conditions. places like santa rosa could see mostly cloudy conditions by tomorrow we will see an increase of the shower activity heading into the early morning, early afternoon. you'll notice prickles along the peninsula to the east bay. rain chances during a good portion of your after noon. drying out on friday, saturday. by sunday we bring back the rain chant continuing into next week. here's a look get your www.snowbomb.com. ski report alpine meadows 128- 217, 9 lifts, 100 runs. sugar bowl161-205,10 lifts, 95 runs. >> george: all little later than usual for this westbound aids your ride. not a hot spot, not even a very slow spot is your ride westbound, your ride to the san mateo bridge still smith, no problems. lighter traffic is headed towards foster city. --smooth. 101 is as heavy as it gets there no delays or problems reported. but

the dow fell 80 points, the nasdaq lost 39, and the s&p 500 off 11. as for trading volume, 1 billion shares here at the big board. at the nasdaq, volume climbed firmly above 2 billion. a top federal reserve official said today he may vote to stop the central bank's $600 billion bond buying program if he thinks it's threatening the u.s. economy. dallas federal reserve president richard fisher, a longtime critic of the program, said he's doubtful the purchases are doing much good. meanwhile, the fed says consumer borrowing increased in january. it was the fourth straight month of gains led by loans for automobiles and education. but consumers weren't using plastic. credit card debt fell by 6%. and the world's largest maker of luxury goods has a new crown jewel. french fashion firm l.v.m.h. will buy italian jeweler bulgari for $5 billion. still ahead, the economic impact of the n.f.l. "beyond the scoreboard" looks at how america's cities could be financially tackled if pro football is cancelled for the fall. >> susie: still no vote tonight on wisconsin's

it led in the 1950's and 1960's to the devastation and destruction of many low-income neighborhoods. it was often done without a heart and was very disruptive, displacement in fact, especially of lower income and working [inaudible] market is one place where they used to be families living there that have been displaced by high-rise hotels and other types of structures, but i think as redevelopment reform moves forward, we need to be sensitive to ensuring that san francisco can protect its projects that preserve decent housing and better housing for the lowest income population. i think the governor's proposal is very dangerous and may impact treasure island development

it led in the 1950's and 1960's to the devastation and destruction of many low-income neighborhoods. it was often done without a heart and was very disruptive, displacement in fact, especially of lower income and working [inaudible] market is one place where they used to be families living there that have been displaced by high-rise hotels and other types of structures, but i think as redevelopment reform moves forward, we need to be sensitive to ensuring that san francisco can protect its projects that preserve decent housing and better housing for the lowest income population. i think the governor's proposal is very dangerous and may impact treasure island development, so we have to watch very carefully, but i'm skeptical. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? are we on the right track? what would you like to change about the city's approach to developing economies? >> in the chair of the land use committee this year, and i was vice chair last year with our former chair from the bayview hunters point area. i guess i approach land use and economic development

to being so hip in the one nine hundred sixty s. and i don't just mean the counterculture you know the kids the hippies i mean the entire culture the commercial culture everything about america became just massively cool and so i was like how did that happen what what explains that shift and that was that was the idea and you know i was interested in culture and it was in one thousand nine hundred four i i got interested in a strike that was going on in central illinois and it was in decatur it wasn't just one strike it was three it was every like the entire blue collar population of the city in central illinois was either locked out or out on strike and it was the whole city had essentially ben this is not a good word to use is not the right word but they've been radicalized their way of looking at the world had completely changed because of this event and i went down there i was covering it for a newspaper chicano called the chicago reader alternative news weekly and i got very interested in this in the these people's the way they

here's where we are right now 30's-'40's. this afternoon' upper 50s and 60s. wednesday rain, thursday scattered showers, friday we dry neocon, sunday the rain moves back in. >> george: your morning commute looks good no hot spots, the closest thing is the highway for westbound ride were this low through pittsburgh, past bailey road. nothing in the road westbound but it is a gapers block. a bridge check at the toll plaza, a better ride today than yesterday. the center lanes are backed up westbound to about the oakland army base over cross. they look better today than they did yesterday. so we may have a better ride under way. don't forget there is work going on on the suspension tower. that may created thia delayed today. west bound ride looks good still lighter than usual here for this ride on the right side of your screen. no problems over the high rise. golden gate bridge still good ride through marin county, and from across the bridge. san jose 101 is still a good ride from the guadalupe parkway to the great america. an easier ride toward senate clear this

to being so hip in the one nine hundred sixty s. and i don't just mean the counterculture you know the kids the hippies i mean the entire culture the commercial culture everything about america became just massively cool and so i was like how did that happen what would explain that shift and that was that was the idea and you know i was interested in culture and it was in one thousand nine hundred four i i got interested in a strike that was going on in central illinois and it was in decatur it wasn't just one strike it was three it was every like the entire blue collar population of the city and central illinois was either locked out or out on strike and it was the whole city had essentially been this is not a good word to use is not the right word but they've been radicalized their way of looking at the world had completely changed because of this event and i went down there was covering it for a newspaper chicago called the chicago reader turning to news weekly and i got very interested in this in that these peoples were the way