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sheer a look at -- sheer a look at -- here is a look at future cast. by 5:00 it's pretty much in full swing over the north bay extending further inland by 8:00. notice all of the yellow on the screen will continue into the noon hour and the south bay. the heavier rain will start. and into the afternoon, the's rain continues again as the system stalls over the bay area. in the area, you will see plenty of moderate rainfall in the bay area, including san jose, livermore valley, also san francisco. this will continue into 11:00 tomorrow night. but starting to taper off a little bit in the north bay. heavy rain still going down to the south. by the 2:00 hour, the rain will start to let up. wouldary expecting about 2 inches. and in the santa cruz mountains several inches of rain through tomorrow. a look at our high temperatures tomorrow, it will be in the upper 40s and 50s. 50 in san francisco. 52 along the coast in half moon bay. 50 in concord. 50 in hayward. and 52 down in san jose. let's get a look at what we're expecting in terms of snow in the sierra.

it was raging at its peak. if you look at this other video on the scene we were allowed to go inside one of the damaged apartments you can see what was left behind in those upstairs units. no residents were hurt. one firefighter was and we'll let the captain on scene describe what happened. >> unfortunately, one of our firefighters fell through roof. thankfully their protective equipment saved their life significant burns to his hand we have his best wishes at heart. >> reporter: the latest we know on that firefighter's condition he did not suffer any other serious injuries. that is indeed some good news for him. the possible cause of this fire is an unattended candle in that first floor apartment. some of the other neighbors or residents were able to knock on doors and get everybody out safely. in the end, 17 people are displaced from four damaged apartments out of 17, eight are children. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 6:37 now. an attorney represent ago occupy oakland protester who suffered a fractured skull

here at braddock, here at 63 miles an hour. if you're traveling this time on the inner loop making your way on pennsylvania avenue, you're at 62 miles an hour. 62 at connecticut. crossing over the american legion bridge, no issues to report. volume very light. and no accidents at this time. joe and eun, back over to you. >> danella, thank you. ♪ hey hey we're the monkees >> this morning fans are rememberi ining davy jones, the front man for the monkees. they were created for a tv show that capitalized on the beatles. they released six top ten hits including "daydream believers," sold more than 65 million records worldwide. davy jones was 66 years old. >>> coming up this morning on the "today" show, matt lauer's exclusive interview with lindsay lohan. he asked the troubled actress about making a comeback starting with this weekend's "saturday night live." >> i'm really lucky because loren michaels has been really supportive with me. i was harassing him and asked to do the show. he believes in me. i'm proving that i can be acco

the humidity, 100% at the airport. 57% -- 57 degrees at b.w.i. once we get rid of the fog and low clouds, we'll get sunshine this afternoon, and that means it's going to be warmer. we'll shoot all the way up to 76 degrees later on today. that's 20 degrees above average for this time of the year. things are going to change over the weekend. i'll show you the seven-day forecast. first let's see what's happening on the roads. here's sarah. >> good morning, everyone. of course, tony mentioned the fog, and that is going to set you back a few minutes this morning. right now, the only problem of note is in forest park right at forest park at windsor mill. we have water main break repairs that continue there, and closures are in effect. eastbound i-70 looks good. still at 64 miles an hour aside from the fog out there. not having a major impact either on 95 heading down toward howard county. 57 degrees mile per hour down toward 100. 11 minutes, the drive time on northeast. 12 points from top to bottom on the west side. about five minutes on 95 to get from

which you look at unemployment. if you look in terms of number of people who have applied for job in the last six months, it's 15.1%. these are government numbers. and to that you have to add the people who have left the labor force which if that was adjustment, it would be 18%. so the numbers are much worse than they look. >> you want to give prediction? is that buried in there? >> no. i'm saving the rest of my prediction. my prediction is -- [everyone talking at once] >> however underflight the 8.3% is, people will really be watching that number and the media will be watching that number come summer, and i think it's going to be down by 8, which will be very good for the president. >> 15 seconds. >> in the massachusetts senate race, elizabeth warren will go from being the darling of liberals to the candidate for liberals want to forget. she's already done by a significant amount in the latest polls, and scott brown against expectations is doing quite well, opposing the hhs contraception mandate. >> that's an eliza

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we're looking at a warmer withed the day compared time.day at this umbrella. probably need it later evening.rnoon into the look at the temperatures. 46 in gaithersburg. yesterday it was around the freezing mark at this time fredericksburg, looking at 46 as hagerstown. satellite and radar shows a cold front of the north and west. arrives this afternoon into the evening. it may contain gusty wind and downpours. it will be brief. skies will begin to clear with cooler, drier air behind that. 73-78

i look at that oil price at the moment. i'm concerned about that because you saw at the end of 2010, early 2011, knocking that out of the global economy, high oil price. that is something that would certainly be on my radar. >> george osbourne there, the chancellor of the exchange. let's look at what's happening in the currency markets this day. start of the trading week. not much movement versus the greenback. the euro and the pound holding steady. the euro up 1.31 now. and after weakening last week, the yen is now strengthening marginally, at 83.1 against the u.s. dollar. still well off its lows when it had gone down to about 77. >>> welcome back. you're watching "world business today" live on cnn. we want to update you on a developing story coming out of france this hour. still no confirmation from cnn yet. but reports are saying that there has been a shooting incident at a jewish school in the southwestern french city of tulouse. three people are reportedly dead. two of the children, according to reuters are children. a

starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> good morning and welcome back to 9news now. 5:15. we're all excited about it being friday because the weekend is just a few hours away for us. >> uh-huh. >> tonight it's going to be a bad weekend. just kind of chilly on saturday. sunny and dry and sunday it's going to be milder. so -- >> right. good deal. >> know some folks who are out there already working on the lawns and gardens getting ready here. >> wiffle ball? >> wiffle ball. you know what? wind is going to be light on sunday morning. >> all right, that's when we're doing it. >> get the slider working. >> game on. >> hey weather-wise a good start for you, just kind of breezy this morning. the rains are just about over. southern maryland you got some sprinkles going on. another 30 to 60 minutes and it should be out of your neighborhood as well. our bus stop forecast, skies are mostly cloudy this morning and i believe anyway that all the showers will be gone in the next hour or so. so i'm keepi

at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. and >>justine: nashville a passenger on a flight going from charlotte to forerunners for of, allegedly a woman kicked, scratched instead on crewmembers. the woman has been arrested. >>mark: this on the heels of a dramatic incident on a jet blue flight. a captain had to be subdued after suffering from what jet blue says is a medical and emergency. the flight was is headed the loss biggest of new york city. three hours in the pilot became worried about the captain, the co-pilot locked the captive out of the cockpit. that is when the captain started banging out the door and running up and down the aisles screaming about a bomb. >>mark: for passengers helped to wrestle the plane's captain to the ground. he was taken to a local hospital for evaluation. the passengers on the floor action in haiti security conference in las vegas. >>darya: we are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look at the san mateo on w

and it's at 59 now at reagan national. but later today, look at the high temperatures i'm expecting with lot of sunshine. we should make it into the low and perhaps even mid 80s around the region. just about everywhere except near the bay waters. any wind off the water going to be cooler there. but it's going to be feeling like summer in march. we'll have our sunrise at 7:20. here's your day planner. mid to upper 60s by 9:00. by noontime, mid 70s, then, yes, hitting the 80s mid-afternoon. by 5:00, hovering around 80. we'll have lots of sun. tonight we'll be clear, and it will be mild. in the mid 70s early evening, down to the mid 60s by midnight. a look at this warm pattern continuing into the rest of the weekend. weekend in ten minutes. danella? >>> not seeing any issues, especially traveling activities. we'll look at it -- traveling i-66. we'll look at together. from haymarket, 64 miles per hour, really good travel speeds, actually too fast, 67 miles per hour as you make your way in centreville. 60 miles per hour as you

half moon bay's at 41 degrees, los gatos and now and you are at 41 degrees. san jose's 42 degrees, livermore is much colder. how hard the warmus to our right now is almost system in san francisco was at 47. it could triple warmer nicely as a ticket again was in store in your seven day around 8. 6 the high to a choice for to date. once the sun comes out will get on of into the '70s will begin. current we again are watching a chance of rain next week. when we have much more ahead on kron from one office friday morning. live is windy out there. elizabeth at the mount tancam, and light back. >> darya: we are falling weather and traffic on this cold friday morning. it is dry out there and cold. things will change drastically because we are in for a warmup in the bay area. >>james: we want to get a quick look at the forecast. we have a lot of grain around the bay area. in tahoe, they are enjoying quite a bit of snow. a live look on storm tracker for currently has us with cloud coverage over tahoe. but, we are looking at some pretty common issues. i have not checked

running smoothly at 795. things are starting to build at 40. westbound 50 on the bay bridge, a disabled vehicle. 97 in great shape north and southbound. this is security. delays are forming in the outer loop making your way towards 70. this is 795 at franklin boulevard. no official delight until you get closer to the beltway. -- no official delay. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it is a chilly start. 36 at the airport. 35 in parkton. we should make it into the mid 60's this afternoon. a mixture of sun and clouds. there could be some rain moving into night. you will like the seven-day forecast. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. on to pittsburgh for the loyola men's basketball team. 15th and thated will play ohio state. shane walker's hold the trophy. about 600 friends and family watched with them. here's the reaction from their coach. >> it is a long way from eight years ago when i figured i would be fired as every other coach has been. it is a nice feeling. >> i have been a huge maryland fan my whole life and i was hop

there again is 83 at ruxton road and a look at 50 at sandy point. that camera shot foggy as well. remember wjz 13 is always on so for traffic information log on you can always log on. back over to you. >> here is what people will be talking about today, a man wearing a ski mask storming on to a high school campus and attacking a student and the whole thing is caught on camera. wjz and monique griego are live with the video that has gone viral. good morning. >>> good morning. that video has already been viewed by more than half a million people. in it you can see the masked man attack the student but then he gets more than he bargained for. the shocking fight happens in seconds. the man in blue wearing a ski mask swings at a high school student. in one punch the 16-year-old football player knocks him out. students tell wjz the fight wasn't a surprise. >> people were just saying that he was going to get in a fight with some guy but nobody said it was like going to be a parent. >> police said the intruder came there to fight the football player who was picking on his 15-year-old rela

it's not my fault. >> we were at 76 at the airport, -- 76 downtown, 74 at the airport. >> that's incredible. >> 65 monday. these temperatures could be a couple of degrees warmer. i'm going to round it up to 70 tuesday, maybe 74. look at sunday, 62 is 11 degrees above normal. >> wow! incredible. >> tomorrow a little bit brisk. >> marty, thank you. >>> by the way, don't miss tonight's cbs prime time lineup, at 9:00 it's another episode of "blue bloods," stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> finally this noon, she's been popular for more than half a century and today she's celebrating her birthday. we're talking about barbie, the iconic doll turns 53. barbara mill roberts reports shows it was introduced at the new york toy fair on march 9th, 1959. the creator of barbie ruth handler wanted to show young girls women could do anything. >> i didn't know she had a last name, millicent. i think barbie has done everything over the last 53 year. >> do you think there's been angelaorwoman barbie, weather woman barbie? >>> i don't know. >>> thanks for watching at noon, everybody. see you back at

a public meeting will be held at district headquarters starting this morning at 9:30. >>> 5:10 right now. the biggest cargo ship to sail into the san francisco bay pulls out of port today. the msc arrived at the port of oakland today and unloaded its cargo. it leaves the terminal today on the way to china. the ship is almost as long as the empire state building and as wide as a ten-lane freeway. >> that is big. >> the port says ships of this size are actually better for the environment because they produce lower emissions per container. >> that is very interesting. thank you for sharing that. this is an interesting story in and of itself. a kitty lucky to be alive after a trip to mill valley to santa cruz. a traveler found an 8-month-old kitty stuck inside the engine compartment of his van. it's okay. the kitty was all right. stowed away for the 85-mile trip. she was not microchipped, but wearing a blue-studded collar with a bell. the kitten currently at the animal shelter and i'm sure happy to be off of that car. >> wow. no kidding. poor thing. wow, survivor. >>> 5:11 right now. new

deputies say there were at least 00 people at the party, 300. they have interviewed witnesses but say no arrests so far. >>> police in san leandro are investigating a rather strange case this morning. a woman was found stabbed to death in the driver seat of a car that was parked on beth avenue near pershing drive. police found the woman slumped over in the driver seat with stab wounds yesterday morning. police say the woman is in her early 20s. it appears she was targeted, though police have not identified a motive. >>> friends paid tribute last night to a san francisco family found dead inside their home. the family of 5 was found dead yesterday morning. police say three asian men or rather three asian women and two asian men were found inside the home on house street across from city college. some of them had been shot. neighbors say they heard something shot the night before. >> just basically some very angry,age traited,age traited, i don't know that it was actually english, but it sounded like a muffled older person. >> last night a group o

at 5:53. the justice department says it is now investigating the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager in florida by a neighborhood watch captain. 28-year-old george zimmerman claims he shot 17-yard trayvon martin in self-defense last month during a confrontation. zimmerman's family denies the accusations that race was a factor. >>> today the u.s. supreme court is hearing arguments about whether juveniles can be sentenced to life in prison without parole. this stems from an alabama case where a 14-year-old was tried and convicted on murder charges. those reporting the teen's case say adolescent brains aren't fully developed to make decisions like an adult. >>> authorities in nebraska are amazed that only four people got hurt when the tornadoes hit late sunday night there. residents got a better look at the damage as the cleanup got under way monday. the twisters destroyed several homes and clipped a semi truck like it was a match boxcar. >>> today you're going to hear tornado sirens in v

our sunrise at 6:55 this morning. a look at your day planner for today. temperatures getting into the 50s by noon for your lunch hour and then we see variable cloudiness throughout the day with clouds filtering in. temperatures in the lower 60s by late this afternoon and by 8:00 we'll see mostly cloudy conditions. a temperature around 56 by around dinner time. currently it is 38 degrees in gaithersburg. mid-30s in manassas. 40 martinsburg. cumberland 37 degrees. annapolis 47 degrees. a look at the satellite and radar picture a ridge of high pressure moving off the coast. we'll see some clouds increasing after that and a chance for some unsettled weather late tonight through early tomorrow morning. here's how that looks on the future cast. clouds filtering in throughout the day. not worried about showers till after midnight tonight. it will be scattered throughout the overnight hours and early saturday morning chances of showers as well. winchester high 60. hagerstown 59. leesburg in the lower 60s. in downtown around 62 degrees. andrews air force base 62.

at mid 60's at children's hospital, 0.2 inches of rain. half an inch of rain in chantilly, 57 degrees. the temperatures, a wide range 57 hagerstown, 59 martinsburg. to the south, a little bit of sunshine this afternoon orange and 58, charlottesville 71, making the atmosphere a little unstable. that is why they have the severe thunderstorm watch in effect and tornado warnings. compared with yesterday are temperatures are 20 degrees colder. the slow-moving air off to the west will finally moved out by this time tomorrow evening. meantime thunderstorms beginning to pop up across southwestern virginia. the tornado warnings right now two, one close to lynchburg. severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 tonight, nothing for the immediate metro, but the storms diminish. this line may keep intact and arrive across the southwestern viewing area during the evening not expecting anything severe, but be be prepared -- but be prepared for some heavier rain. the future-cast, the next 48 hours, cloud stick around overnight. the clouds break up just a little

at montgomery county authorities the also ran a at out ofon ring plaza06 at the crown spring. silver >> that's crazy. >> residents that live across the street are stunned by the allegation. >> that is interesting. court records show of gerber is 15 a hotel manager noticed livingston escorting multiple from the lobby up to his the fifth floor. she noticed an unusual number of seople on that and other night out of that room and into that room. called police. observeds pampa 11 people inside the room to include three-e-mails and four mails attempting to get dressed. >> its crazy. >> a man who describes himself a federal agency manager, the he would beders why moonlighting. >> people do all kinds of things to make money. >> at least one person has to paying $100 to enter room and engage in sexual activity. according to court documents, a agent informed authorities that a similar complaint was made against livingston and in 2009, there's nothing to indicate what if documents done about that complaint. outside dulles international airport, and jay korff. disturbing news about fairfa

unlimited visibility at least at our reporting stations. some of our traffic spotters on the waze application have said fog up around 280, so watch out for that, minor instances of fog in our valleys and frost too don't always let the reported stations dictate what going on. unlimited visibility winds calm to nine miles per hour in fairfield northwest southeast all over the place high pressure light and variable wind the air sinks in it takes away includes, that's why we'll have sun today at 8:00 total sunshine by noon mid to upper check out 4:00 temperatures other than the coast san francisco mid to upper everybody else in the low to mid 60s closer to where we should be for march 2nd. our warmest afternoon tomorrow and sunday well above average in the 70s away from the coast. coolest weather tuesday and one day -- and wednesday next week with another chance of rain. >>> update on a couple of accidents that happened recently. eastbound 4 at hillcrest overturned crash. overturned but not blocking any eastbound lanes. westbound traffic is wha

. >>> let's take a look at temps, 57 now at north-northwest winds at 18. humidity is way way down. a chilly night on tap we'll talk about that right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we're looking at federal hill. everything in bloom there. and the heat continues to bring very dry canadian air. tonight when the winds dry down, temperatures are going to plummet back in the 30s. even some upper 20s, so that's something we have to watch. if you have any tender plants, tropicals so what, get them in or cover them up because they probably won't survive. unless you live in the city, the city should stay above freezing. 47 in oakland, right now 56 in ocean city. locally 52 up in bell air, 523 westminster. we have a breeze still, 22, 18. still kind of breezy. later tonight the temperatures will drop. even though cool dry air continues to move in. really need the light winds clear skies that's when you really get your coldest temperatures. 50, 47 so far. 57-37 the normals. the records 84, 1921, 21 degrees in 1978. off the east coast and rain you saw this weekend, generally a half to .3 of

now look at pictures of lopez this is from the video of lopez taken bay a neighbor at lopez's request -- showing breezing. on it you can hear lopez telling the story of the alleged abuse grabbing her arm so hard she says he bruised her. lopez says this is much to do about not much and she says she will not testify. the video of the bruises and her statement that night shortly after the alleged attack are going to be admitted into evidence. the d.a. spokeswoman is telling me that 185 vetted prospective jurors are going to be back here monday. they hope to have a jury seated by monday afternoon or tuesday morning at the latest. 12 jurors and between two and four alternates. opening statements tuesday afternoon or wednesday morning. and then the trial will get underway. it is expected to last 2 1/2 weeks. vic lee is in the courthouse now waiting for the judge's ruling he will have that at 4:00, 5 and 6:00. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> a 54-year-old woman is in the hospital after being slashed in the face with a meat cleaver. police say she got into an argument with a man at a south ma

he had a long birdie at 17. he began the day five off furyk's lead. so a birdie at 17. and then a birdie at 18. he had a final round 64. to wait around in the end, it would be good enough to get into the playoff. luke donald began the day back of the leaders, 11 under, at 8 under. so he was coming back, birdie at 10. and luke donald posted a final round 66 to get to the 13-under number. sang-moon bae for par at 18 after he ran by his third a bit. so the four guys are in and there's not a lot of playoff success there when you look at the records. jim furyk has been involved in the most playoffs, but he's won three. the rest of the guys, obviously sang-moon bae, this is his first playoff. garrigus is 0 for 2 and luke donald is 0 for 2. any feelings as you look at this four-man playoff? >> well, i would think if robert garrigus or sang-moon bae can get the ball in the fairway at 18, i think they will have an advantage because they'll be playing a much shorter second shot up that hill. we saw garrigus hit a mammoth drive in regulation. the second shot was from about 120 yar

that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. sunshine in florida today. another beautiful warm day. 82 degrees. new orleans, nice warm air too. look how much chillier and cooler it is in areas like columbus, detroit, cleveland, all the way to buffalo. it will feel a little more like winter. thing that's going to be the big theme. just new england's going to get hit by a little chunk of very cold air later tonight. >> it's going to be cold for us, but at least we're not boston. 44 degrees? oh, my goodness. >>> bernanke speaks, more pain at the pump, and the heavy hitter at the ballpark that does a number on your bottom line. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus "the hunger games" eats up the competition at the box office, but did it have a record-breaking weekend. >>> tigers back on the prowl, the final four is set, and quadruple overtime in atlanta. you're watching "early today." >>> a very good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your tophead lin

weather delay mode at 7:45. that means arriving planes will be late. delays could last up to three hours. oakland and mineta-san jose international reporting no problems at least right now, but they are still urging passengers to check ahead with their airlines throughout the day. you can also check your flight status on our website, ktv u.com.com. while you're there also look at live storm tracker 2 and the forecast in the area where you live. just click on the storm watch tab right on our home page. >>> happening right now, more than a dozen people have been forced out of their homes after an early morning apartment house fire in oakland. ktvu's taramoriarty is live on the scene with the very latest. reporter: this fire was a bit unusual because it started in the carport and it took crews about a half an hour to get it out. if you take a look behind me here, you can see the charred cars and right there is where investigators believe the fire began. if we pan upward, you can see the char marks from where the fl

right now at 37 miles per hour at kenilworth. connecting on to new york avenue, this is where you'll see the volume. once you pass bladensburg, the road opens up. traveling in the district, i'm not seeing any accidents for you at this time. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:23. a virginia university's invention that could become the future of spying. how the military plans to use this rather odd looking creation. >> a jellyfish. >>> next, the tweet that could land justin bieber in legal trouble. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> they said, justin bieber? i said, no. >> not even close. two people in texas are considering suing pop star justin bieber over a tweet. earlier this month, bieber tweeted a phone number to his 19 million followers missing the last digit. fans tried to guess what the digit was, and at least two people in dallas received quite a few calls. at least two residents want some sort of

leonardtown at 36 degrees. let's get across the bay. stevensville is 34 at this hour. so even east of the bay, we are feeling the chill with temperatures in the 30s at this hour. we'll show us what going to be happening. we are doing fine right now. we've got clear skies at the moment but we'll see the clouds increase quickly by late morning. look at that line of showers and thunderstorms developing into eastern tennessee and central portions of kentucky. that is a warm front and that will lift right up into the washington area just in time for our evening rush hour. we've got showers back in the forecast and even the possibility that we could get a thunderstorm around here. we have a couple of different chances with a warm front and with a cold front. and then a cold front coming in. late clouds, showers move n the warm front comes there later this afternoon and the cold front early tomorrow morning. we'll get this eels of us by tomorrow afternoon and perhaps a little late day sunshine in our saturday forecast. 59 today. a.m. sun, p.m. clouds. showers move back in. --

there is a live look at at 95 at o'donnell street. tasted this is brought to you by your toyota dealer. back over to you, don. >> in the news city commissioners in sanford, florida have voted no confidence in their police chief following the shooting death of app unarmed teenager. that vote comes as their teen's parents spoke to a crowd in new york city. here is manuel gallegos with the story for wjz. >> reporter: a crowd of supporters and media surrounded the parents of 17-year-old trayvon martin as they left a rally in union square. it was hectic but peaceful. supporters are calling for justice for the teen. >> n is a this is a travesty what happened to him and i want to show solidarity. >> incredible this man was murdered a month ago a his killer is still walking free. >> he was killed while walking in sanford, florida, wearing a hooded sweatshirt and carrying candy, the watch captain saw him and called police, saying he looked suspicious. >> he has got his hand in his waistband. and he is a black male. >> are you following him? >>

one at washington dulles at 84 degrees and another record reported at bwi marshall -- reagan national. no record at bwi marshall. they were cool comparatively. temperatures are ranging from the 40's and 50's. 48 in clarksburg right now. we will see most areas get above the 60 degree mark later this morning and into the 70's. he would see a glint of sunlight on the eastern horizon, but low clouds are hanging over the city and across the teddy roosevelt bridge making for a dark start for the camera. a few rain showers continue to diminish in the frederick. . it is coming across right now. we will have cloudiness. it will be warm. an unsettled pattern here. lb find cold front pushing through. that increase his chances to about 60% of thunder showers this afternoon. limited sunshine at times. temperatures mainly in the '70s. if you are in the area of the jet, you'll get sunshine and you could hit the 80 degree mark. what is next? the weekend looks good. cooler. still very, very warm. partly sunny and 75 . cooler with temperatures in the mid 60's for the day on sunday. a damp day. we will

we were at 82 degrees last friday and right now were at 52. that's a difference of 30 degrees and with the cloud cover, you know, definitely felt kind of cool out there. >> damp too. you know, that's the way we'll see things tomorrow too. i don't think tomorrow is going to be a bad day so do not cancel any plans for your saturday. saturday could be a day very similar to what we've seen out there today with a lot of cloud cover and cooler temperatures although right now you can see on the monument some sunshine out there. we'll continue to see our clouds breaking up a little bit as we make our way through the rest of the evening. temperature right now 52 degrees at the airport. winds out of the east about 9 miles an hour. let's take a view from our tower cam and you can see the cloud cover. you can also see the sun peeking through the clouds. strato cumulus clouds making their way across and even a little plane across the top there. we are starting to see some sunshine and that should help to brighten spirits as you go out this evening. 54 righ

so you want to be here at 8:00 at burnett elementary school, which is at 85 tilton here in morgan hill. you will have to bring a photo i.d. and dress appropriately. that means long pants, sturdy shoes. the klaas kids foundation are the ones coordinating these efforts, founded by mark klaas you might recall whose own daughter polly was kidnapped from their home and murdered in 1993. reporting live here in morgan hill, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> we've gotten information the man accused of killing five people inside a san francisco home should have been deported six years ago. immigration authorities say they tried to deport him to his native vietnam back in 2006, but his native country would not accept him. now, this all happened while he was on probation for robbing a san jose restaurant. police still have not released a motive for the killings in san francisco's engel side neighborhood, but investigators do say he knew the victims. >>> 6:33 right now. more violence at an occupy encampment. san francisco police say two people have been stabbed in the past two days in front of t

at the bottom to rutger at the top. the off ramp from either side, 680 closed. we'll give you a look at some of the rest of the construction and possible slowdowns. >> thanks. 5:01. a memorial dedicated to war veterans is ready to be rededicated. this after a bay area community spent $30,000 to repair the damage that was left behind by vandals. damian trujillo is live in san jose with the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marla. this is a sight to see now. for months this memorial was boarded up as volunteers raised money to replace these panels. they have done that, yesterday put the finishing touches and here it is. this memorial is getting ready for that rededication. a few months ago we brought 18 vietnam war vaet ran to the memorial in san jose when it was boarded up. police have not found the vandals who shattered three of the expensive glass panels here. the veteran said he saw a lot of terrible things in the war zone, but this was one of the most troubling things he's ever witnessed. these

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york road at east pedonia. also, east timonium road at york. baltimore city, east at hollins. north cobbleton at north fayet. and north charles at east 33rd. let's take a live look. you can see, quite a drive for you. and a sun glare as well. that's 70 at 29. this traffic report is brought to you by pizza bolis. stop in and get two medium one- topping pizzas. $6.99. >>> a sad update on a story wjz first brought you, about a revolutionary procedure to save a baltimore man's life. 30-year-old christopher lyle's life, was only the second person in the world to have a transplant, using his own stem cells. today, his family told me, christopher passed away. >> i first met christopher lyles in november of last year. a day before he left for sweden, for revolutionary surgery. he became only the second person in the world, the first from the u.s., to have a synthetic trachea, or wind pipe transplant, using his own stem cells to grow or form collagen on the plastic. his own trachea was cancerous. christopher returned to baltimore and spoke with us in january, as living, breathing proof

game at 1. the next batter up was a another new acquisition, petaluma's jonny gomes. gemime weeks with jonny gomes call got in good thursday the pac-12 championship. bears can win the title outright if they beat stanford tomorrow in the regular season finalel. that because of what happened today in los angeles between ucla and washington. the huskies led much of the way, but then the bruins went on a 10-2 run. jones with the long 3. jones led the bruins with 20. they were in front by 1. now with less than a minute to play, they are tied at 69. tyler lamb's 3 no good, but the bruins hit the offensive boards. smith'spult putt bac went go, but wear's z. ucla with the 75- 69 win and a cal win means to the bear gets the no. 1 seed in the conference tournament. >>> and st. marys and usf just under way in the wcc semifinals we'll have that tonight for you at 10:00 on sportswrap. >>> thank you, joe. >>> coming up at on the 10:00 news, the fight that is brewing and the pistottal next step if the project

there is a group of you, don't stare at me. she is staring at me. good morning everybody. all is quiet right now. about 15 hours from now we are heading through the day it will be active. it's pretty quiet. calm conditions at napa and santa rosa. about 6 to 7 miles an hour until fairfield at 13. the cold wind is not waiting for you this morning. visibility wise, pretty nice everywhere. so 8:24 morning, lot of sunshine and few clouds, mostly sunny and temperatures mid to upper 30s in north bay valleys. low to mid 40s for the rest of us. low to mid-50s with increasing clouds and definitely see the high clouds increase rapidly during the afternoon hours. that will hold our temperatures mid-50s, mid-50s along the coast san francisco into the bay and that into the north bay. accu-weather seven-day forecast, waves of heavy rain, complete washout for saturday. sunday afternoon, scattered showers. more showers monday, monday through thursday all has a chance of rain. >> here is a look at traffic. >> good morning. traffic is looking fine. there was an earlier accident in san jose r

at 11:00 p.m. with a mostly cloudy sky still during much of the overnight. since it's 7:17 there you can see that batch of rain making its way east to northeastward. there is a little weather front and there is the cold front but it all gets bogged down around the area this weekend and the early part of next week. here is a look at your future weather. clouds around the area and dancing around the area tomorrow with some of those isolated showers and sprinkles. this is tomorrow afternoon, 4:00 there. frederick around front royal the greater chance of rain to the west and down to the south and then kind of everywhere during the overnight period or anywhere really early sunday morning some more fog, more sprinkles chances will break into a little bit of sunshine. and i do mean a little on sunday not very much. if there was any one day out of the week when i thought we could get more sunshine it would be saturday not sunday. showers ending for your evening. cool and damp. take along the jacket. you'll

look at the ten-year, currently at 228. it tested settlement at 227. well off its 235 high yield. that brings you to yesterday's 30-year. after that auction didn't seem like as aggressive as it should, it went off around 338. we see these big sell-offs. a lot of hedging. probably selling in markets to head some of that supply they had to pay for today. maybe that explains the spike highs. today close to 350 and close to 235 on tens. there's another one, back in chicago, today, i asked traders, why the big sell-off? there are two reasons. a lot of guys were long puts, but they got out of that. a lot of speculation with short puts. that makes them long the market. they had to sell futures to neutralize. the number one reason of the day, all these etfs with regard to treasuries, somebody's got to cover that when everybody's the right way in the market, rates are going up. the selling caused by balancing etfs, also thought to be very large. bill, back to you. >> rick, thanks very much. lately we've been having some very exciting last hours. so we'll see if this happens again. we've go

at&t. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. >>mark: new this morning, passengers aboard a ship that caught on fire are finally back on board. here is a video of the ship as it got close to shore. more the 1000 passengers and crew were on board. one of the passengers recalled of the frightening moments when the flames started. >> we were up on the deck. there was extremely black smoke. we knew that something was going to happen. we went to our room to get our life jackets. >>mark: the ship was towed through the waters of somalia. >>darya: maryland becomes the eighth state to legalize same-sex marriage. same-sex ceremonies cannot be performed until 2013. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron 4 news continues. >>mark: we are back. here is a " fat the radar, let's zoom can on where we are seeing rainfall at the moment. it is primarily in the north bay. in concord, light showers. we have been tracking light showers along interstate 80 from vallejo to fairfield. th

you look at housing, you look at the pace at which jobs are being added. at the current pace, that's going to take 10 to 15 years to get back to pre-2007 employment levels. so we think there's plenty of risks out there being under-appreciated, and we think that's where the technicals have value, because they're leading indicators of trouble ahead. at the top, the news is always bullish. you never will get bearish news at the top. >> we have a fair diet of bearish news, i don't know if you've noticed, lately. >> bearish rumblings, you know, warning signals that things are not as good as everyone would like. i think that's what we're pointing out to clients. this is the type of market where investors should be taking profits, stepping back, but it's this kind of bullish enthusiasm that investors tend to go all in. >> except we're not seeing that in terms of fund flows. >> yes, but look at the stock market, look how high it is. >> i mean, to carl's point about volume, there's no volume. >> yeah. yeah. and that is also another warning signal, because you're no

only at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699 >>> let's look at how crude oil is trading in today's session. take a look at that why it comes to nymex crude for may delivery, that's up at a price of $105.9 on the barrel, up nearly 50 cents on the barrel, despite on the one hand, the united states may be mulling releasing some strategic reserves to avoid the higher gas price derailing the u.s. economy, but also the iaea, the international energy agency's been saying oil markets could be in for a bumpy ride this year, certainly rising for the moment, though. welcome back. you're watching "world business today" live on cnn. >>> now, in japan, yet another of the country's electronics firms is set to post a multibillion dollar loss. the company this time is sharp, which is japan's biggest manufacturer of lcd panels. and it's responding to that loss by replacing its president. remy has the details and the details on the bad news on sharp's bottom line. >> this handshake signals a big shuffle at the top of the biggest maker of lcd screens. otashi okuda is named ef

[applauds] >> look at this, police moved in at 7:30 last night. one by one protesters were handcuffed and moved out of the capital rotunda. >> police are attacking corporations. >> he said why he proposed to win, and going to court today to formally block the release of a new controversial pepper spray incident. they spray students back in november. they will havings accidentment they plan to renew the delay even though the union wants to prevent it from being released. >>> back in november uc berkeley officers used batons on students and professors during a campus demonstration. now the police review board held a meeting last night to look over video. the police will make a report on how they will handle future merchandise. >>> there is a slippery substance so the chp is heading out there to check it out. please drive slowly headlights are westbound as you make your way towards the toll plaza. alex all gardenhire is out ,so definitely drive slowly. we have pretty light traffic at the momentment. let's check in with steve. >>> down to the southern

at a home near city college. we'll tell you who they took into custody. >>> also, mitt romney comes to the bay area today. >>> his violent death has outraged the nation. today there will be another bay area demonstration about the killing of trayvon martin. >>> and also, higher education. why enrollment is down. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2". i'm dave clark. >> i'm maureen naylor. tori campbell is off today on this monday, march 26th. >>> there is a major development in morning in a story we first broke on "mornings on 2." last friday, viewers on newschopper2 flew over the ingleside district where police were investigate the murders of five people. tara moriarty is outside of that home with new information about the victims and their alleged attacker who is now in custody. tara? >> reporter: well, the orange house that you see behind me, what's behind that gate is one of the most violent crime scene san francisco police say they've seen in years. investigato

look at some of these wind gusts. 32 miles per hour at dulles. another day with a high pollen count. 40's this evening and overnight. 26 to 33 by morning. we will check out the weekend at that is in our seven-day forecast. >> we are following developments tonight in the deadly shooting at a pittsburgh psychiatric clinic. police have just released the identity of the gunmen. police are still trying to determine the motive. yesterday, police said he walked into the clinic near the university of pittsburgh, and began firing. one person was killed and six others were wounded. the lead -- the medical examiner's office identified the victim who was killed. >> a sixth grade student is in custody tonight in d.c. after officials say she stabs a classmate with a pencil. two girls got into a fight at winston elementary at 11:00 this morning. one stab the other in the eye with a pencil. the victim was taken to the hospital. police arrested the others didn't. they took her to a juvenile detention center. >> a local woman's complaint has not led to a police cr

ly at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699 >>> when an inmate arrives at san quentin, he quickly learns that he needs to find a gang or a group with whom he can affiliate himself. even if he is not a gang banger on the outside, not belonging means going it alone. and, more importantly, a serious loss of protection. on the exercise yard, there are no bars keeping rival gangs apart, only a desire to carve out their own place in the sun. >> this is the lower yard. and the inmates segregate themselves out here. and the reason being that the gangs want it that way. john gladson is a veteran officer at san quentin, with 19 years of experience observing yard politics. this has helped him to fine tune his senses for predicting trouble. >> sound is a big thing in prison. if you look out, this yard's pretty nice. everybody is out and about, talking and laughing and having a good time. if the yard goes silent, you know it's all bad. >> if something's going on, you'll feel it. it's just there to be felt. you can tell it and many people smiling, laughing. everybody is

gingrich at 112 and ron paul at just 31. the challengers need 1,144 delegates to secure the republican nomination. >>> with just a couple days until alabama and mississippi, each candidate is hoping to capture those southern states. nbc's david gregory joined us earlier today and says for romney, santorum and gingrich, a win for them on tuesday would mean very different things. >> it's a different threshold. i think for gingrich, if he's going to remain as something of a southern candidate, then he's got to actually do well in the south beyond georgia, and he hasn't shown that he's able to do that. romney has a big test. he'd like to show that he's got some ability to compete in the south. he hasn't demonstrated that yet. momentum in the south is really with rick santorum. he won the kansas caucus yesterday. so, he's got some of the momentum over the count over the next ten days. >> be sure to tune in to "meet the press" at 10:30. david sits down with rick santorum as well as maryland and virginia governors martin o'malley a