look at the moose strolling through the yard. residents also spotted the big animal making its way through town. >>> let's go right back over to talk about our forecast this weekend. >> we're waking up with gray skies. we're looking better for tomorrow. if you do have to be outdoors, bring along a light jacket. our noontime temperatures upper 50s to low and mid 60s. for the afternoon a big dive in the temps. upper 60s near 70 in some areas inland, santa rosa, napa expected to hit 70 for today. widespread mid 60s along the coastline. we have this system, all the dynamics to the north of us, but dragging in the cloud cover a little bit of moisture. behind it we are going to turn windy along the coast. tomorrow we're looking better. temperatures will be similar, but mostly sunny skies and into the 70s for monday, tuesday. don't put away the umbrella. >> don't say that. it's amazing how quickly it is easily to get used to all the wet weather. >> do we have to wear a sweater or jacket during the day today? >> windbreaker will be good.

tonight the moose lodge is celebrating its 100th anniversary, but the celebration is dampened by news that their friend was so badly beaten. take a look. >> it's senseless, you know? he is enjoying a sport. supporting his team. he has two little kids. it's tragic. >> reporter: brian stoew is in surgery. they had to indues a coma. even so, they have described him as being upgraded from critical to serious condition. so there is some hope for his recovery. >> all right. some small positive note. thank you, joe. >>> police want you to know about a scam targeting elderly people in antioch. a man has been posing as an at&t employee trying to get personal information from customers by promising them a special deal. the man reportedly knocked on several doors on cambridge drive on tuesday night. while the man does apparently show an at&t identification card, at&t confirms he is not an employee. >>> the race is on to repair a damaged pipe in capitola before the rain hits tomorrow. two flash floods last week sent more than two feet of water through a mobile home park and caused significant dam

there's a moose in the crowd. >> moose. >> i know. we've already gone to video.e hail that's going on in vancouver. this is washington, just on the other side of portland. it was a rough storm system. and more of that is dropping down to the south. so, that same system that brought the ice and the snow north brings rain into l.a. county later tonight. by tomorrow morning, those showers could even be into san diego. so, a quick look at the big board. we'll show you the warmup that goes on in the deep south. and it's not just the deep south. detroit is going to 60 on saturday. and by way of preview, new york could be 70 by monday. so, if you guys are standing in the crowd right now, hang around for the weekend. >> it is wonderful in times square today. we'll have more from outside in the next half hour. george? >> it sure looks like fun, sam. thank you very much. >>> we have an inside look at one of the hottest trends on the web. an exclusive online shopping club that offers high-end, designer goods at big discounts if you act fast. vicki mabrey is here to tell us

the way the right thing the right thing the the you who moved out didn't move move move the the the moosewas moved out of the mood out of my life was the quite a lineup of passionate tape party organizers get a hundred thousand patriots going eventually the sponsors from libertarian curbs take to the studs to preach the gospel of free markets let me hear. the old no nonsense. but hell hath no fury like a taxpayer you know what. i'm doing things we salute you for free you know it's one organization that believes that lower taxes less government and more freedom you can't be for freedom if you have nothing to do. it is the good of new freedom. is a good. move. these last months this is nothing was it was on the heart and so on now because. it was just like those old campaigns against tobacco regulation the groups weren't selling free markets they were selling freedom itself and the tea party americans were buying it we came out here today for freedom. we go out and get americans from all walks of life today in their economic freedom more importantly than because. our freedoms having success

for the people of libya and what about the news about libya's foreign minister from the spy chief moose a coup said defecting to grip in a power to shake the foundations of the libyan government it was really a smart move for the u.k. to accept about it accuses of terrorism. well i just think this is. this shows what the west is going to do in libya it's going to back some kind of former regime former rulers making their own new kind of government this is not going to be an intervention that supports the actual cause of liberation or the cause of democracy or the people in libya who actually want to run their own lives and be free it's going to be an intervention that ends up strengthening the hand of people who have already had power in some form former friends of gadhafi former backers of gadhafi they are the people who are going to benefit people who turn their back on that actually and say they want to run libya in a new way so i think at the end of this we could end up with a situation where libya is ruled by pretty much the same people just about gadhafi himself and that is going

above expectations was supported by business growth and cutting allocations to reserve funds herbert moose chief financial officer bt b. also reveals the bank is embarking on a new the evidence strategy. we have decided that going forward he will be paying based on its. earnings so the international standards the group results and all the russian stand alone stand alone results and we will be paying a range between ten to twenty percent of our consolidated for us profits going forward for the next three years so we expect that this will bring a level of expectation level stability in investor realisation. holdings gold rush is the largest gold producer boosted its net profit by ninety one percent to three hundred fifty seven million dollars last year but the company's results turned out lower than and this expected market watchers hoped for up to four hundred twenty four million dollars on the back of surging demand for precious metals. in the south he will be back around fifty five minutes time with an update rory's next round lots to say about saving. the. russia would be so much brighte

i have at this moment of at least two high profile defections the country's foreign minister mr mr moose of course there is currently in london where he is meeting with british officials despite the fact that they say they will not granting immunity and then mr. tricky is also a former foreign minister of libya he was also an ambassador to the united nations where he served a term as president of the general assembly has also announced his departure now there can be no doubt that this is a psychological blow to the gadhafi regime certainly what we're hearing from london is that the regime is on the verge of crumbling but here in tripoli the government has actually laughed off all these kind of suggestions of defections when questioned about what is the defection of the foreign minister the country's spokesperson mr mousavi brought him said that this was an old man he was exhausted he was suffering from diabetes and he actually approached the government for a leave of absence in which he could seek treatment abroad now mr morsi for him said that they have granted the prime minister this a

. >> reporter: we're at the moose lodge.people here know the fan as someone who loves helping people. ryan stowe is in the business of saving lives. supervisors at american response say he loves helping people. >> we don't see it within our own family so it's kind of tragic. >> reporter: stowe's workers told us he attended the giant opener with three friends. two men wearing dodgers clothing attacked stowe from behind in the parking lot. >> they hit him from behind and he fell, then they started kicking him. >> he's the kind of guy you want to go out with when you're out on the town. he's very good looking. superfunny. he's got a personality that looks and a silver tongue. >> reporter: stowe is seen here with both of his younger sisters. they both are now in the los angeles area at his bedside. police say the attack was unprovoked. that stowe and his friends tries to ignore the attackers. >>> here's another look at the sketches of those suspects, police describe them as hispanic males 18 to 25 years old. at the news conferen

. >> reporter: we're at the moose lodge. many people here know the fan as someone who loves helping people. ryan stowe is in the business of saving lives. supervisors at american response say he loves helping people. >> we don't see it within our own family so it's kind of tragic. >> reporter: stowe's workers told us he attended the giant opener with three friends. two men wearing dodgers clothing attacked stowe from behind in the parking lot. >> they hit him from behind and he fell, then they started kicking him. >> he's the kind of guy you want to go out with when you're out on the town. he's very good looking. superfunny. he's got a personality that looks and a silver tongue. >> reporter: stowe is seen here with both of his younger sisters. they both are now in the los angeles area at his bedside. police say the attack was unprovoked. that stowe and his friends tries to ignore the attackers. >>> here's another look at the sketches of those suspects, police describe them as hispanic males 18 to 25 years old. at the news co

they are out on the loading deck, it turned out the personal papers of malcolm moose which was one of eisenhower's speechriders who unbeknownst to anyone left the administration with six boxes of farewell addresses in the military industrial speech. he had taken them home and stored them in a barn for several years and moved into a boat house in minnesota. corley because his son and daughter were at the boat house and wanted to get rid of the bosses. had over 20 correspondence relating to the speech and all kinds of details related to eisenhower's participation to personally edited drafts, so the great -- they shed a whole new light and much more sort of awful light on the draft of his speech. that was it was pointed out to me it all depended on the fact that they had a boat house and a cabin in minnesota. they would be done. they believe these documents froze every year. his wife killed, mold and allowed them to survive. a lovely coincidence that both heartening as a biographer and terrifying to know the day of the book comes out -- in the meantime it was terribly exciting. >> wasn't

actually, it was proposed by -- originally teddy roosevelt when he ran as the bull moose candidate in 1912, i believe. yeah. but the first democratic, the first major party candidate was harry truman and no democrat has made much progress with it until barack obama. and then cap and trade, that's a very complicated issue. it's complicated because people living today are being asked to make sacrifices for posterity. and that generally doesn't work. the famous -- there's famous political saying, what has prosperity ever done for me? and once more, it's very complicated and easy to mislead people on. and one the more depressing statistics, i think you'll hear all year is that fewer people believe in the reality of manmade global warming. in 2009 and 2010 than did in 2007 and 2008. when, in fact, the evidence for it was quite strong. of the 20 republican senate candidates who ran for office in 2010, 19 denied the reality of manmade global warming. okay. so those are problematic issues. we can talk more about them in the question and answer if you like. if you take a look at financial refo

actually it was proposed originally by teddy roosevelt when he ran as a bull moose candidate in 1912 i believe, yeah at the first major party candidates for who proposed it was harry truman and no democrat has made much -- until barack obama. and then cap-and-trade, while that is a very complicated issue. it is complicated because people living today are being asked to make sacrifices or posterity. and, that generally doesn't work there is a famous old political saying what has posterity ever done for me? [laughter] and once more it is very complicated and easy to, easy to mislead people on and one of the more depressing statistics i think you will hear all year is that fewer people believe in the reality of man-made global warming in 2009 and 200010 than they did in 2007 in 2008 when in fact the evidence for it was far stronger. of the 20 republican senate candidates who ran for office in 2010, 19 denied the reality of man-made global warming. okay, so those are problematic issues and we can talk more about them in a the question and answer if you would like it if you take a look at

. >> justine: still much more had omicron for morning moose.y wednesday, all look at the golden gate bridge, no major traffic problems at this hour we will keep you posted. >> james: live look from san jose is currently 55, warming it up to 66 by lunch, 69 by 3:00 p.m. we have some let me see. >> justine: overstock.com just got name rights to the oakland coliseum. the facility will have its first game on friday under the new name when the as host texas. it is a six year deal. >> james: following wall street stocks are up bin thrusters react to the federal reserve ended in its treasury bond buying program. that happens in june. he will give his assessment on the health of the economy later today. the dow was up 42 points. new this morning. apple responded to the recent flap about user tracking wednesday, saying the idea that iphones store their users' locations is based on a misunderstanding of how the phones help determine where they are. the company said the data file uncovered by researchers and publicized last week isn't a log of a phone's l

actually it was proposed originally by teddy roosevelt when he ran as a bull moose candidate in 1912 i believe, yeah at the first major party candidates for who proposed it was harry truman and no democrat has made much -- until barack obama. and then cap-and-trade, while that is a very complicated issue. it is complicated because people living today are being asked to make sacrifices or posterity. and, that generally doesn't work there is a famous old political saying what has posterity ever done for me? [laughter] and once more it is very complicated and easy to, easy to mislead people on and one of the more depressing statistics i think you will hear all year is that fewer people believe in the reality of man-made global warming in 2009 and 200010 than they did in 2007 in 2008 when in fact the evidence for it was far stronger. of the 20 republican senate candidates who ran for office in 2010, 19 denied the reality of man-made global warming. okay, so those are problematic issues and we can talk more about them in a the question and answer if you would like it if you take a look at

but before beginning, i do want to say chairman myrick i've watched two of your videos on the moose onherhood and i have two reactions to that. the first is i think you are concerned with the muslim brotherhood will implement sharia law or further the cause here in the united states gives far too much credit to the brotherhood and not enough to our american culture and institutions, which i think is prudent durability in the face of all kinds of great challenges if communism was backed by a world superpower could make no dent in our armor, i hardly think the muslim brotherhood, which is an organization of popularity in the muslim world which is no great power behind it can. as a scholar, but also somebody who's lived in the middle east and the west, i know well what the islamists and what they have to offer and i think i can play it nothing on us. most muslim americans know this, too. that's why they voted with their feet and came here. i must tell you, chairman myrick am extremely gratified by the distinction you make in your videos between the muslim brotherhood, which is a political

. >> a woman is driving down the street and she sees these two vehicles playing a game of cat and moose> it's dangerous. >> she takes out her cell phone and look what happens. a board comes flying through her front windshield while she is taping. >> and she is still taping. >> she is taping and here it comes. she is fine, by the way. she is absolutely fine. >> i can't believe she didn't throw down the phone. there is something very strange about that. >> okay. they say that so many -- a curse of the just okay marriages. all right. so this woman says if you get into a grind with your husband, it is so boring and like friends -- >> it's called life. >> she says change it up. she said a lot of married people sit there and go through the same old grind. good night, kiss. she says pretend like you're on a vacation. >> she's full of it. you're going to go through life pretending that you are happy? accept each passage in life gracious and gratefully and enjoy what you have while you have it as opposed to mourning what is past. you don't stay the same from one day to the next. >> that's kind o

but before beginning, i do want to say chairman myrick i've watched two of your videos on the moose on brotherhood and i have two reactions to that. the first is i think you are concerned with the muslim brotherhood will implement sharia law or further the cause here in the united states gives far too much credit to the brotherhood and not enough to our american culture and institutions, which i think is prudent durability in the face of all kinds of great challenges if communism was backed by a world superpower could make no de in ur armor, i hardly think the muslim brotherhood, which is an organization of popularity in the muslim world which is no great power behind it can. as a scholar, but also somebody who's lived in the middle east and the west, i know well what the islamists and what they have to offer and i think i can play it nothing on us. most muslim americans know this, too. that's why they voted with their feet and came here. i must tell you, chairman myrick am extremely gratified by the distinction you make in your videos between the muslim brotherhood, which is a politic

but before beginning, i do want to say chairman myrick i've watched two of your videos on the moose on brotherhood and i have two reactions to that. the first is i think you are concerned with the muslim brotherhood will implement sharia law or further the cause here in the united states gives far too much credit to the brotherhood and not enough to our american culture and institutions, which i think is prudent durability in the face of all kinds of great challenges if communism was backed by a world superpower could make no dent in our armor, i hardly think the muslim brotherhood, which is an organization of popularity in the muslim world which is no great power behind it can. as a scholar, but also somebody who's lived in the middle east and the west, i know well what the islamists and what they have to offer and i think i can play it nothing on us. most muslim americans know this, too. that's why they voted with their feet and came here. i must tell you, chairman myrick am extremely gratified by the distinction you make in your videos between the muslim brotherhood, which is a poli

but before beginning, i do want to say chairman myrick i've watched two of your videos on the moose on brotherhood and i have two reactions to that. the first is i think you are concerned with the muslim brotherhood will implement sharia law or further the cause here in the united states gives far too much credit to the brotherhood and not enough to our american culture and institutions, which i think is prudent durability in the face of all kinds of great challenges if communism was backed by a world superpower could make no dent in our armor, i hardly think the muslim brotherhood, which is an organization of popularity in the muslim world which is no great power behind it can. as a scholar, but also somebody who's lived in the middle east and the west, i know well what the islamists and what they have to offer and i think i can play it nothing on us. most muslim americans know this, too. that's why they voted with their feet and came here. i must tell you, chairman myrick am extremely gratified by the distinction you make in your videos between the muslim brotherhood, which is a poli