. >> raphael seth has the new releases and the box office preview. >> keep it clean. >> new york. >> bruce willis in "a new date to die hard." he steps back into his role as the new york cop that always seems to be in the right place at the wrong time. stein he is in russia -- this time he is in russia. it is rated r. should he develops a crush on the new girl in time. she has powers that could kill them. she is going to declare her major. it is rated pg-13. "safe haven." she hits off with josh. a dark past catches up with her. it is rated pg-13. >> who is next? >> millions invade -- aliens invade in "escape from planet earth." it is up to his brother to swoop in for the rescue. that is the box office preview. raphael seth, wbal-tv 11 news. >> interesting offerings. >> time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked, would an experience like the one the passengers on the triumph cruise ship went through keep you from ever taking a cruise again? keep sending us those responses. >>." a u.n. degrees at the airport -- 31 degrees at the airpor

raphael elster runs one. >> how old are they when you first get them? >> kindergarten, like two years old. >> two years old. >> yeah. learning music. >> two-year-olds start learning the basics: rhythm, and the language of music. by the time they're four, they're being taught how to play an instrument. by the time they're six- or seven-year-old veterans, they're playing in orchestras. >> a regular kid who will play in two or three years, we make it happen in three, four months. >> how do you do that? >> we work hard. and they love it. >> hard work is an understatement. every day after school, throughout venezuela, you can see kids practicing. 15,000 trained musicians work with them, but the system also uses gifted kids to teach other kids. on top of eight hours of schoolwork, it makes for a long day. [low tuba note] >> so a kid is here from 7:00 in the morning till 6:00 in the evening? >> 12 hours, almost. >> every day. >> every day, from monday to saturday. they only have sunday. >> only sunday to get into trouble. >> to practice at home. [laughs] >> ho

it is raining around san raphael. light rain around a sausalito area. 101, the freeway is dry for now. we are picking up rain on 580, 680, dublin, and pleasanton. >> the same advice applies to welcome me know riel, interstate 80, and mill park. >> light rain ahead of the cold front will bring rain to our area i will give you the timing of that in my next report. >> our team coverage continues with will tran in contra costa county where a tree fell on a home. >> there is light gray fog coming down now. off and on its harder. it has been steady for the past hour. this came crashing down yesterday afternoon a 400 year-old oak tree came passcrashing down a split the home and half. >> crews came out immediately. they will be back in the next two hours which is why they left the truck. it damaged a golf cart. now it is being used to keep the public from going inside. this is a multi million dollar home. it was presidents day yesterday everyone was home in side. we got a chance to talk to the homeowners here's what they had

penal a los 13 minutos del primer tiempo y sobre los 57 llego el segundo, el tercer tanto fue obra de raphael varane a los 68 minutos, desconto jordi alba a los 89 minutos. con este marcador, real madrid se convierte en el primer finalista de la copa del rey en espera, lo que pase maÑana entre sevilla y el atletico madrid. vamos con lo nuestro porque hoy fuimos a la primera practica del dc united despues de su trabajo por orlando, hablamos con el internacional guatemalteco carlos ruiz, nueva contratacion de los rojinegros y nos cuenta porque dc united. tuve varias opciones, eh no solo en estados unidos sino tambien en mexico y sur america volver a paraguay a olimpia eh tube tambien opciones en australia pero estoy en una parte en mi carrera donde ya no quiero estar viajando tanto, los ultimos aÑos estuve en muchos paises en diferentes niveles futbolisticos y bueno con mi familia decidimos quedarnos aca. eh tuvimos la opcion como bien dijiste de chivas usa, denver, de chicago pero me llamo mucho la atencion venir aca nuevamente al este de estados unidos y como repito jugar para un equipo que

exceptions for someone traveling through san francisco from day-to-day would force to the east bay and san raphael in order to be able to not risk jail and/or fine. in terms of the reporting of sales of 500 rounds of ammunition, i would like to thank the authors for a proposed change which make it clear that the recordkeeping requirements would apply only to vendors that have a physical presence in san francisco. however, i'm curious as to how san francisco would have the authority to regulate interstate commerce by requires outside vendors to report to the chief of police. i'm concerned that the chief of police believes that the purchase of 500 rounds by anyone raises a flag to law enforcement. it's not uncommon to go through several hundred of rounds when you go to the range and it's also -- than it is to buy 50 round at a time. i would hope that the chief would be more concerned purchase by prohibited person than an arbitrary rounds by anyone. i fail to see what added benefit there is since vendors already require to maintain records of all sales. i don't see the added benefit. >> thank you, mr

raphael romo joins us as well as patrick opman, live in havana. patrick, raul's older brother,fy del fidel castro making a rare appearance. what is his feelings about the end of the castro regime? >> reporter: fidel castro says he supports all the initiative taking place yesterday at cuba's national assembly. it's different from what fidel castro did during his time in power. he didn't have a succession plan in place when he suddenly had to step down because of illness in 2006. raul castro is taking a very different tactic from his brother. you mentioned, yesterday when we were brought in hours after fidel castro left, came in to see the end of the deliberations and closed door election process that goes on here in cuba, raul castro said he was reluctant, that wasn't a shock but to hear about he's going to step down in five years no matter what and talking about a younger success tore, who's only 52, much less military experience than those in power. he's a very different figure. that can only help. he doesn't have a lot of the negative baggage pe

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raphael seth, wbal-tv 11 news. >> bad news for drivers this morning. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. gas prices on the way up. $352 per gallon. rising crude oil prices is the big reason for the jump. turbo engines might not be all they are charged up today. the ford fusion is slower and less efficient than standard four-cylinder engines. good luck if you're trying to buy a home. almost a third of homes are going into contract in less than two weeks. potential suitors -- sellers sit it out and wait. europe's debt crisis is getting some attention amid corruption allegations. facebook working on an app that will find friends even when it is not open on somebody's hand said. that could help facebook sell ads. could also anchor some people concerned about internet privacy. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> now insta-weather plus and traffic pulse 11 together. >> not sure i want everybody to know where i'm going. i probably could use the app anyway. it will be a nice day for the parade. 31 at the airport. duri

the sun is one of the country's diplomatic shield in london right now and that was a decision made by raphael career more inside told more something from artie's in this no rafael correia is paid to win and has already declared victory in this first round according to some analysts he was marked to win a third term with this platform seen in ecuador and across latin america as standing up to the u.s. and france but the opposition is more or less seen as pro-u.s. here's adrian south gucci the founder of the second republic project. public opinion for all of latin america is growing very weary with u.s. intervention in u.k. interventions throughout the continent which explains why countries like venezuela or believe you can argentina brazil. are having government keeping very much four of arms from the united states and latin america this very strong popular movement trying to move away from the united states well craig has benefited from the sentiment by pledging to continue down this road now gray a pretty much securing a third term as ecuador's president will be a headache for washington but

sources for shakespeare's "richard ii," and there are a number of candidates. but the major one must be raphael holinshed's chronicles which devotes about 140,000 words to the entire life of richard ii. we can see that holinshed himself has a very clear moral position on the reign of richard ii. he is regarded as an evil man and these are evil times. jacobi: "there reigned abundantly "the filthy sin of lechery and fornication, with abominable adultery especially in the king." he goes on "those who he chiefly advanced were readiest to control him "which stirred such malice betwixt him and them "that at length he could not be assuaged without peril and destruction to them both." digging for as much dirt as possible shakespeare's drama, written early in his career in the mid-1590s is one of his greatest history plays. he both documents and embellishes richard's painful overthrow at the hands of henry bolingbroke the future henry iv. these iconic figures from history would be brought back to life at london's globe theatre, an elizabethan playhouse. today, a replica stands on the south bank of the r

he left behind four brothers, brian, drew, james, and lorenzo and one brother-in-law, raphael who resides in hollywood, california. so, please join me in lifting up our dear friend and sister ruth jackson as she mourns the loss of one of her children. on another note, another sad note, i also want to lift up another mother of the bayview community that has lost her son. many of you know ms. espinola jackson. she recently lost her daughter to a battle of cancer. ms. yvonne jackson harris was born february 9, 1956. she attended san francisco public schools and in the fourth grade she had already mastered algebra. she, too, was a graduate of wood drone wilson but from the class of 1973. she worked at the southeast ambulatory center health care, san francisco general as a [speaker not understood] health sebastian at therthv. she leaves to mourn her mother, two children, four grandchildren, five siblings and a whole host of nieces and nephews. she passed away february 17. her mother espinola and yvonne actually share the same birth date. so, please as a point of reference, please know that the

i want to zoom in i picked up light rain around san raphael. it is north of the golden gate bridge. the rest of the bay area is dry. seeing scattered showers in that area. >> future cast 4 tracking the timing. 6:00 a.m. not here just get. light rain for the livermore valley or the eighth zero quarters and downtown san jose. >> later this morning--880 corridor. >> the rain will cross the golden gate bridge you can see it in the east bay impacting the mid peninsula and the south bay. most of the heavy rain will fall while people are at work. it will not impact the may high of the morning commute. by 2:00 p.m. and cold front pushes through. we will see scattered showers on the back end and isolated showers will continue into the evening hours. most of us will see maybe a 10th of an inch to a half-inch. more around the heart of the bay for the north bay. of course of it for some of our north bay hills. also a winter weather advisory in effect for the north bay hills until 1:00 p.m.. a cold air mass will sell it and make its way home in the bay area. temperatures will climb to the '40's

nailed it. 39 degrees oakland fremont 33 san raphael 34, cold night, santa rosa, napa, 32, livermore, 32 degrees. speaking of sonoma and napa you are having the driest start to a new year ever. it has just been that dry and taking its toll on our snow pack. 55% down since the top of the year. we were originally 136% of normal now down to 81%. we could use snow in the sierra and rainfall mother nature says that is not what i have for the next week. she has a huge dome of high pressure it will act like a good offensive tackle and not let anything get close to the quarterback. high pressure taking the storm track, shoving it up towards alaska and southern british columbia. it will be chilly especially at night, clear skies, february, 14 hours of darkness cold at night. similar temperatures for the next couple nights. with this high blocking area of high pressure not going any where we will be high. as that inches closer to us we will gain a degree or two each day. 60 tomorrow, by the end of the week likely close to 70 degrees. inland valley, walnut creek, concord, liver more and napa, we

to chp officers from fresno, officer sean holler howeveholhad officer raphael riviera who tried to rescue an officer who was shot and killed during a standoff in 2010. for the recipients died in the line of duty and receive the medal posthumously. >> watching a fairly flat day on wall street can we get ahold of it we? >we had a big announcement office max and office depot a big merger got of their leave the deal is not finalized yet. >> no one really knows. clearly this the story here is is let's compete with staples and amazon .com. everyone is looking for other business models. survival of the settled thifittest. staples is a pretty good competitor. >> i remember distinctly in 2003 or 2004 google was a hundred dollars a share. you have to be crazy to buy that stock and now is closing to over $800 this morning. >> would do all the story has to be you're not really and to sell bonds terribly well search is incredibly profitable. the story is they survived countless investigation into the privacy issue. i like google, it is a great company. it is interesting. if you put the global chart on

. >> just ahead, could raphael nuttall claim his first victory in eight months? -- rafael nadal claimed his first victory in eight months? >> brazil, a bastion of economic development and a key player in a shifting global order. a country that has become an increasingly attractive destination for african migrant workers. viewfinder latin america follows an angolan migrant who turns to music once his brazilian dream encounters hardship and racism. open arms and close doors. at "this time on al jazeera." >> welcome back. thousands of people are left red-faced in chile all because of the war of the tomato. a replica of spain's festival. the only other festival going for three years running. local growers supply the tomatoes to raise the crops national profile. they assure no food was wasted. >> it is not that we are throwing them out or wasting food. these are tomatoes that were never going to be sold. they were donated by the producers for this event every year. >> there are plenty of tomatoes to throw. i bought a kilo. that is aside from the 45 tons you are here.

walnut creek close to 60. 58 in concord. >> off downtown san francisco checking in at 56. 574 san raphael and petaluma. >> not bad of an afternoon. we have the changes. satellite and radar tells the story. it is clear at this drive over the bay area now. >> a cold front will drop down dragging from north to south. this will bring light rain and cool air to the area. the potential exists for a pop up thunderstorm or hail over the coastal waters. not much rain associated with the system. >> futurecast 47 4:07 a.m. it is running along the coast and for the north bay and ride around the heart of the bay. this rain will be like in nature we have not seen it for quite some time. it could be difficult on the roadways. 2:00 p.m. a dry break for the northern half of the bay area. the rate shifts east into our south. lingering into the overnight hours. we keep showers along the coast waking up 7:00 a.m. friday morning. overall maybe two tenths of an inch of rain expected out of the system. >> this could be shaping up to be the driest start of the year on record so far. it depends. >> saturday and s

. >> for today at noon 60s for san raphael and points north out for oakland livermore. >> san jose as well in the south bay. a more widespread 60s by 2:00 this afternoon for pretty much all of us in the greater bay area. >> we will pull down by 8:00 tonight into the fifties. all of us in the light blue collar a nice day today. temperatures and i was getting into the mid sixties range. your eyes for today. 63 in san a tael. 65 for sunnyvale. cooler for the livermore valley--63 in san mateo. downtown san francisco 60s. san rafeal 62. santa rosa in the mid- 60s. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast a little warmer tomorrow upper 60s. friday will be the warmest day. upper 60s close to 70. i think will get a couple of areas flirting with the 70 degree on friday afternoon with a lot of sunshine. >> saturday and sunday looking good. upper 60s for the weekend. sunday cooler but nice. the rain chance arrives tuesday into early wednesday morning. >> it is not a big rainmaker no huge amount of rain expected. >> our snow bomb skiing report shows no new powder to report in the last 24 hour

to chp officers from fresno, officers on the hot water, and officer raphael riviera who tried to rescue an officer was shot and killed during the standoff in 2010. for the recipients died in the line of duty and will receive the medal posthumously. >> a live look outside of our roof cam on van ness avenue, a chilly cold wednesday morning. we will have more for you will become back after the break. >> a house fire in san ramon on the same street where a large tree fell on the home we told you about earlier. the fires in the 1600 block of alameda diablo. so far this is an alarm fire, no injuries have been reported. >> a car lost control on a slippery road and the rain turning and the snow in some sections of the santa cruz mountains. you can also see a light dusting of snow on mount diablo. much quieter but the cold air has settled and, here's a look at your weather with erica. >> we are below freezing all ready for santa rosa napa and vallejo. these are not even your morning lows, temperatures will continue to drop for the next couple of hours. 38 currently in daly city. future cast four

raphael never misses a day but now what they have to do is compete with ups and with fed ex-who are the greatest competitors they have to learn a way to get a package not from house-to-house but from here to here to here. they do not have g.p.s. or any way to do that. >>heather: is that dynamic routing? >> yes, that is what ups and fedex do. the postal service wants to contract that out. we don't know how much that would cost but they have to figure a way to be more die synaptic in delivering packages. >>heather: you mention that mail volume was down 25 percent last year but online retail sales are expected to go up 12 percent so that means delivery of the items, so that is why this is so important? >> they may get a package at noon that has to be delivered by 3:00, so the postman gets to the post office at 8:00 and he doesn't come back until 5:00, they have to figure a way to get from here to here to here. >> right. canceling saturday deliver, will that help? >> i don't think -- it may save some money, but it is a drop in the bucket. there has to be a systematic change to how mail is d

raphael, he not only showed up. he had a message about the revolution. didn't he? >> that's right. well, every time he appears, there some message that will get out. sometimes a long one. it's significant. this time around he spoke for more than an hour. it was parliamentary elections in cuba. he just wanted to make a point that he is alive and well. rumors fly when it comes to fidel castro. but he wanted to make sure that he spoke directly to the people of cuba. and when he was asked specifically by a reporter, what was his message to the people of cuba, this is what he had to say. of course this is fidel castro speaking in spanish, michael. let me translate what he is saying. he says i'm sure the people are truly revolutionary and have made great sacrifices, i don't have to prove it, history proved it, 50 years of the blockade, they haven't been able to defeat us nor will they be able to. of course referring to the u.s. embargo against cuba. trying to make a very direct point in front of the cuban people. >> it's interesting. we talk about here a communist country, and yet they a

berkeley, oakland flirting with the 70 degree mark. 65 in san raphael. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast shows we will continue with very warm conditions for this time of year lasting into the weekend. we will see more in the way of clouds cover only maxine out in the low 60s by monday. >> tuesday into wednesday a call from will drop down from the gulf of alaska. that will bring rain to our area from north to south. we are anticipating a have inch. the cold arctic air mass will settle bringing temperatures down. >> not too much rain anticipated with the system again, quite the change when you compare to today. >> several changes in your next seven days. >>8:51 here is traffic with george. >> no hot spot right now but slow traffic. back up at the bay bridge for the westbound ride. although the drive time continues to improve. we are looking at 13-18 minute commute time. the shortest if you are coming from interstate 80 or from the nimitz freeway. >> the san mateo bridge was down ride down to an 11 minute commute tre in to then free across the span. >> the ride through marin c

we have made significant improvement approaching downtown san raphael. >> a it would hollywit was hol's biggest night of the year. nischelle turn choses to one big. first lady michelle obama appeared from the white house to announce the biggest prize best picture. >> the oscar goes to argo . it was an especially sweet because reform been affleck was not nominated for the iranian hostage thriller. >> life of pi stock on a novel about a boy adrift at sea with a tiger one the most oscars. for including best director. >> thank you academy. >> he played one of the greatest president in history. lincoln's leading man day of a law was made history of his on becoming the first male actor to win three oscars. >> i am so grateful to the academy for this honor. >> she took a tumble heading to the stage but everyone was on their feet when silver linings playbook, but jennifer large one for best actress. >> i know you guys a stand because i felt bad that is really embarrassing. >> and the quest to make tom lee jones lab began as now. >> thsethe mcfarlane poke fun at himself. >> music was the theme o

the majority of us are dry light rain for san raphael. >> 11:00 p.m. green on your screen indicates rain. that will be the south bay stretching to the livermore valley. we will be on the dry side as we wake up tomorrow morning except the coastline to see scattered showers the rest of us will be dry. >> we have a winter weather advisory in effect for tahoe for the western slope from 10:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. friday. >> 1-3 in. of snow possible. when speeds between 5-15 mi. per hour. bring your chains. >> 57 for oakland. 54 in hayward. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast shows a dry weather returns to the bay area saturday into sunday. pretty much everyone in the '60s as a start the next work week. >> that your local forecast i want to take it to tahoe. >> your snow bomb .com support we are expecting some snow with today's system. none yet. that is a 32-92 in.. >> north star 36-69. >> squaw valley 22-95 in.. >> george. >> we are still on winding a hot spot this morning on the san mateo bridge ride. the drive times are still high. 18 minutes. w

. >> 68 expected in san raphael. >> looking at your 7 day around the bay. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. expect a gradual cooling as we head into the weekend. we could see lights wrinkles to at the north bay. >> the rain will have our to statement said. >> thank-you. >> starting tomorrow tens of thousand of san francisco kids will be able to take free ride on muni. along the bay it free muni for low- income youth program is a 16 month experiment. >> about 20,000 young san franciscans ages 5-70 have signed up. students qualify if their families are below the bay area media income. youth advocates and supervisor david campos led the to your push for the $6.6 million program which has funded by the man is a transportation agency in the regional metropolitan transportation commission. >> officials at s f o r warning potential dollars specifically those wanting yorkie box to be aware of a pet is cam at smam at the airport. it is a scam that begins on web site offering to give away pets and offering air transport to connect a pet owner with the new

in the north bay temperatures will be in it mid-60's for petaluma, san raphael 60. downtown san francisco lows '60s. daly city, ocean beach 57. berkeley 51-day 61 all good getting close to the mid- 60s. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast a lot of sunshine on your 7 day. >> friday 72. will see mid 70 readings. i would not be surprised if we do. it will fall nice and warm. >> saturday north bay, rain possible. a little bit. a sprinkle at best and evening hours. saturday night and sunday. >> cooling down monday and tuesday. enjoy the warmth of last. >> thank you anny. a lethal winter storm is on the move after dumping snow in the nation's heartland. forecasters said the worst is over but people in kansas, illinois, missouri and texas are still feeling the effects of a storm that cancelled flights, cut power and stranded drivers. ted raowland report. >> the storm rolled increasin creating havoc. >> that is what happens when a snow plow crosses over you in an overpass. the weather was treacherous all over the region. hundreds of flights were canceled and the la

the one-year program will create a tall person team made up of the homeless individuals and san raphael. there were about 20 hours a week cleaning sidewalks in keeping the streets clean. in return, they will receive $100 a week for food and housing. the program is already seen success and allow sunset of said. san rafeal city manager says the homeless problem is got into bed, something to be done about it. >> we have always been the city to take care of our homeless. we provide showers and food and other opportunities to assist the homeless. in the last year or so there been a larger number of them and our citizens have been concerned we have to do more. >> sarah fields portion of the to launch its seventh $2,000 price tag was because the officials $47,000 that is tied to several donations. >> we're just 86 days away from the bay to breakers. kron 4 is proud to be part of the san francisco original event. once again, cry for will bring you the raise for start to finish and all the crazy costumes in between. bay to breakers, sunday, may 19th. the time is 742. we will be back with your we

we have actually two people from our partnership office here today, and raphael carland and andrew hyde over here. and their job is to make sure that we do not like and time again, but we just look to see who's got the best down on the ground, who's got the best ideas. and for example, on the way over we were talking about calling some of our european colleagues because the canadians had called us a couple months ago saying, we want to do something on the syrian problem but we don't really know where to start. we said, well, how about two of the platforms that we've helped to create in turkey. one, and office of foreign assistance basically for the opposition, and another was kind of a media hub. and the canadians have jumped in for a couple million bucks, which is terrific. i mean, why not? we had already jumped in with the uk on the media idea. but we want -- we are putting people into human missions as well if that's the best platform in the place, and that's where we can make the most difference. i see fred here, and, you know, fred and i work for a couple of years on trying to get