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that what remains needs to be a superb air force. so that suggests multiroll assets, it suggests readiness as a prime imperative. and this arrangement will drive toward being able to do fewer things simultaneously, we'll have less depth but the compelling air force that people expect. >> one of the concerns that airmen have is that the air force became smaller as the army and marine corps grew, but the demands on the air force didn't shrink, they increased, and employment rates at 7 months. know more than 90 day deployments and 120 or what have you and there are caps and now there are folks on prolonged deployment and the force is getting smaller. what has to give? what are some of the tradeoffs? >> i think the key thing is is getting the right balance between active duty, guard, and reserve, and we are going to the air expeditionary force next construct which will operate on the six month rotational profile you mentioned. i think the key aspect of this is that we will need to manage tempo and we will be able again to be in fewer pla

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someone actually fired a gun into the air several times. it happened off of i-80 and hill top drive. scott budman joins us with the details. what are these people thinking? >> reporter: it's taking us back to the past. air jordans go on sale and people just can't contain themselves. here at hill top mall in richmond, the mall is open for business but the shoes are not on sale after the incident you spoke of, someone firing a shot into the air. we are told that person was arrested, crowds disbursed and although the mall is open, the shoes are not for sale. this is video taken from chopper 11 here at hill top mall just after the shooting. lots of people had lined up to try to be the first to get their hands on the new air jordans that cost about $180 each. people lining up early, we're told as many as 2,000 people were here at hill top mall, one of those firing shot into the air. one arrest, no injuries t crowd broken up and everyone sent home for a few hours before the mall reopened. so far the mall reopened without incident and so things ge

sunday, monday if we get any air movement we'll be able to take out the spare the air.tuesday, wednesday that's when the hint of rain is there so minimal now. hopefully, it will change. we need the rain. >> thanks mike. >>> the u.s. court of appeals in san francisco is set to hear arguments in two remaining issues in the legal showdown over california's ban on same-sex marriage. they've asked the court to set aside the ruling by judge walker claim he should not had been allowed to rule because walker was in a long term same-sex relationship. the appeals court will hear whether video and audio recordings of the trial should be made public. >>> ballet with fun and unique holiday twists. >> that event and more i >>> tech toys for kids that adult like too. then experts have spoken. michael finney will show us which tablet computer is making it to the wish list. and various media formats that will eliminate remotes pan give you a one stop shop for all technology. those stories and more today. >>> from a theater legend to a soldier's tale. >> don sanchez has it all in today's

spare the air today. unhealthy air is spreading. spare the air lasts until midnight.minimal changes through the weekend. a few hints of scattered showers for next week. 59 milpitas, low 60s rest of the south bay. upper 50s to near 60 for the peninsula. mid to upper 50s along the coast. mid to upper 50s downtown into south san francisco, 56 sausalito, mid 50s to bodega bay. upper 50s throughout the east bay shore. into the east bay valleys mid to upper 50s today. monterey bay carmel 56, upper 50s for the bay, inland low 60s. slightly warmer through the central valley low to mid 60s, cooler tahoe 47, mid to upper 60s around san diego, los angeles and palm springs. tonight mid to upper 30s inland valleys again. moisture does increase as i think, we may see more fog tomorrow. it is a spare the air until midnight 40s oakland, san mateo, half moon bay, richmond, everyone else in the 30s tomorrow morning. i think tomorrow will be a spare the air day also. saturday looking iffy. sunday, tuesday into wednesday hints of rain just hints now. >>> you were telling us about fog in

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reagan could not fire three quarters of the air traffic control force and how to operate in air transportation system for long. americans would never tolerate pain many billions more to break the strike than it would cost to me contract, patco's contract demands. training 10,000 new recruits and reducing flight schedules for years to come would be a price too high for the government to pay. but rock disagreed. now that patco was on strike, he countered, reagan would welcome the chance to demonstrate that his administration would pay any price rather than yield to pressure from the union. try as he might, maher could not convince him otherwise. when they visit came to an end, maher left this safe house hoping that rock was wrong. situation couldn't have been more unnerving for jack maher. with a deadline fast approaching what was already shaping up to be the most momentous american strike of the second half of the 20th century, the man whose judgment maher most trusted believed that the union that they had founded together was about to be broken and destroyed. making matters worse, maher realiz

mass cold air arctic air bottled up here comes the loeb of warm air coming in with 40 mi. probably because and partly sunny skies on saturday should be a nice warm day turning colder on sunday in new year's day at a pretty good 2-3 days left of arctic air monday- tuesday next week but but later next week back in warm air and get more about that of the update and 10 minutes but tonight mostly cloudy spotty light rain and perhaps freezing rainfall or ice pellets steady rise in temperatures overnight upper twenties and low 30's with the south-southwest wind. tomorrow the early precipitation partly sunny and windy noticeably milder afternoon at 15-16 degree temperature drop. rising as we get the 45 and we think we will cloud over tomorrow night system producing a chilly rain ice pellets towards morning at a friday cloudy light rain and a touch of sleep in the morning could be a snow flakes mixed in with high temperature 43 degrees in this day and age people internet looking at the computer model forecast cd freeze and allied south at 5,000 ft. but if you look at the entire pro

the american people support the clean air act. people want clean air. and over the past 40 years, the clean air act has brought us dramatic air quality improvements. but house republicans are intent on undoing these achievements. in bill after bill from one industry after another, the house has voted to punch holes in the clean air act. it is for more toxic pollution, arsenic and lead pollution, more particulate pollution, and more nitrogen oxide pollution. in fact the house has voted 170 times to undermine our nation's environmental laws, over 60 of those votes were to dismantle the clean air act. i urge my colleagues to protect clean air and the health of all americans and oppose h.r. 1633. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman's time is reserved. the gentleman from kentucky. >> thank you, mr. chairman. american farmers, ranchers, and other rural businesses like many other sectors of our economy have faced an onslaught of e.p.a. regulation. mr. whitfield: we all support the environment, but our economy is struggling today. and eve

team coverage and we have a look air, but live in pleasanton with the impact. >> worry more alert, airity officials sayc they are issuing more violations. 300 this month alone. the hardware store+] like the ones behind me are seeing ajf decrease in sales by as much as 85% compared to last year.fác >> the opportunity to join the family. >>t( despite the lingering blant -- yard for an hour. >> roberts admits in the holiday season, he can't resist the burning fireplace. >> for you kids wantñr to doçó s'mores, i'm aok Ñisucker. we will probably go out. >> ifáqçó see the smoke billowin and itxdt( frustrates t(me.t( >> she wouldn't think of burniná wood. she suffers from respiratory issues. compare that to only four the entiree1 wip4#r alert seasoé >> i feel it and i stay in the hr(t&háhp &hc >> she can't seem to get it. >>xd i don't appreciate when th go against the law. it is definitely a health hazard for me. >>nof we have stuff. >> worry so many spare the air ìáh& storeslp like true value hardwa are almosti] nonexistent. >> the logs and the salesi] are high number ofe1 no burn days w had

the air was horrible. here is what it was like christ mass eve and on the day it balance all unhealthy for sensitive groups. lisa knows because she works for the air quality management district enforcing spare the air. they take reports neighbors. that's not always popular. take this, hey, i run my fireplace 24-7 when i cold. anyone turn me? i found out i burn his blanking house down. this put more smoke in the air than my fireplace. 2200 have turned in their neighbors so far. first time it's a warning. >> second time a 400-dollar ticket. >> reporter: in other stories she said i sounded snarky about snitches. maybe i have. she came out with a crew to show me how bad it can be. the specialist eric stevenson. >> the fire inside my house,. >> right now the level is -- very high. >> reporter: >> reporter: on its way to double the level. how about my barbecue and the smoker i use on weekends? extended exposure which i may have sometimes, eight times the federal standards. >> reactions in the body, harms your lu

sunday, monday if we get any air movement we'll be able to take out the spare the air. tuesday, wednesday that's when the hint of rain is there so minimal now. hopefully, it will change. we need the rain. >> thanks mike. >>> the u.s. court of appeals in san francisco is set to hear arguments in two remaining issues in the legal showdown over california's ban on same-sex marriage. they've asked the court to set aside the ruling by judge walker claim he should not had been allowed to rule because walker was in a long term same-sex relationship. the appeals court will hear whether video and audio recordings of the trial should be made public. >>> ballet with fun and unique holiday twists. >> that event and more in what's hot. [ female announcer ] martinelli's gold medal sparkling cider is the perfect choice for holiday gatherings. martinelli's is non-alcoholic, festive like champagne, and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. >>> tech toys for kids that adult like too. then experts have spoken. michael finney will show us which tablet computer is making it to the wish li

way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then you touch annie and shake her and n response, and what you do is pu the person in a neutral positi position, on the back so you ca open the air way if you think they're not breathing. if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult

it's that stagnant air that has prompted that air quality alert. so we're watching for that again tomorrow. i think by friday we'll have much better air quality with a little bit more fog in the forecast. we stop the clock for you at 6:00 a.m. we've had virtually no fog all week long. it's not going to last very long, but long enough to keep your temperatures a lit bit more mild where we had the 20s in some of the coolest spots up in the north bay. all right, 7 day outlook, this is what everybody wants to know. what can we expect for the weekend? looking really good. if you want to get out there on friday and saturday, you'll be able to do so. and mild temperatures. saturday looks like the warmer day of the two weekend days. 62 degrees in san francisco. and then monday and tuesday, the big question mark arrives. will we get any rain here in the bay area? i'm very, very doubtful about the greater bay area receiving any precipitation. but i think the north bay might see some light showers. we have this little cut off low. this is quite a few days out

poorest air quality up in the north bay all of us have to follow the spare the air rules which meanso woodburning or you will pay a very nice fine. let's talk about temperatures, just updated them freezing temperatures santa rosa novato, napa, concord, livermore, mountain view, lack of 20s, fairfield too, we talked about it yesterday, wasn't going to be quite as cold cold enough for scattered frost. 33 redwood city, 34 los gatos. mid 40s san francisco. mid 30s monterey bay inland to salinas, 27 third day in a row with subfreezing temperatures in gil spare the air until midnight, 2:00 -- in gilroy. spare the air until midnight. 2:00 this afternoon i expect the district to reissue one for tomorrow and friday mostly sunny, near average high temperatures hazy sunshine, high clouds more than tonight will help keep temperature up frost less likely tomorrow morning at this time. south bay 59 in milpitas, low 60s for everybody else. upper 50s to near 60 on the peninsula. mid to upper five -- 50s along the coast and downtown south san francisco, beaches, valleys, mid to upper 50s the same alo

already called this winter, air quality officials say the air may not improve any time soon. the problem, the weather and wood smoke. christmas day air quality levels were dangerously unhealthy. we could see that again this new year's weekend. >> this cap inversion layer that caps the air in the bay area we don't get much movement that's what we've seen december which has made air quality so unhealthy. >> reporter: even on no-burn days, 77 people were possibly violating the no-burn ban. karen and her son hope people will remember those who struggle to breathe before they burn. >> i urge people to be -- to know that before they burn, they should check to see if it is a spare the air so we keep the particulate matter low we have a healthy community for everybody. >> reporter: experts say expect to see a slight improvement in the quality of our air the next couple of days. this weekend, we could see pollution levels again jump. they may have to call another spare the air day. >> of course, as we all know, a lot of that depends on what the weather may hold. sue thompson, abc7 new

mild air. air mild enough we are going to be about that close to 60 degrees tomorrow, so really these clouds, these returns, this time of the year nothing but good news. let's take a look at our deviation from the past 24 hours, now 7 degrees chillier than this time yesterday. this one of my favorite graphics you can really watch the ebb and flow of the right now weather if you will by noticing these temperatures. tomorrow i bet it is plus 10. >>> on tv hill at this time it is 38 degrees, 54% humidity, here is that southerly flow. here is that mild air moving our way. barometer is at 30.06, big dome of high pressure has ridged in, yesterday morning barometer was 29.59. behind that low that brought us all the winds. winds have diminished, high pressure sits right on top of us. 30 degree oakland, 35 cumberland, 32 haggerstown, 35 elkton, upper 30s dc, easton and ocean city, pax river and solomon island low 40s, 35 belaire, 36 westminster, 38 columbia 37 rock hall. annapolis and kent island at 41

as far as what is happening, the spare the air, poorest air quality in the north bay valley all of usder the spare the air that means no woodburning unless you want to pay a healthy fine. most of us in the upper 40s to low 50s, mid 50s half moon bay and los gatos. monterey bay 49 santa cruz everybody else as you head inland low to mid 50s. for the afternoon hours spare the air will continue until midnight i'm guessing with the pattern not changing much we will be under another spare l

that air quality has really made for unhealthy air quality levels. so today we're asking you to spare the air. it's not an official spare the air day, however. eight degrees warmer in hayward. five degrees warmer in san francisco. i think temperatures are going to be rather mild. only a couple of outlying cities. temperatures are going to stay on the mild side today because we're not going to see as much fog. by 10:00 a.m. most of the fog stays over the central valley. we're also going to hit 60s in los gatos, san jose and gillry. wednesday an area of low pressure will arrive to the north. however, we won't see much in the way of showers. probably north of marin county. sonoma you'll get a little bit. but not much in the south bay. kind of a dry system. we have another one on the way as we head into your friday. that will bring mostly cloudy conditions to the bay. maybe to the north bay. that's not very promising. happy new year. 61 degrees inland on new year's day. back to you guys. >> after a month of strong winds and extreme weather, everything is

another spare the air day. just making minor adjustments to the temperatures, still chilly. >> i'm going to go with very chilly. we'll ask mike. >> in some areas it is like in napa where 29 now. everybody else above freezing not only it is chilly but we have fog and poor air quality. it is spreading across the bay area. south bay, santa clara valley, air quality management district considers anywhere south about the san mateo bridge along the bay shore into the santa clara valley where we find the clearest air, everybody else should have poor air quality today. 101 socked in with fog from a quarter mile visibility in santa rosa to less than a quarter of a mile in novato. 29 in napa, everybody else in the 30s to 40 the afternoon, hazy sun, near 60 in santa rose -- santa rosa. spare the air until midnight i bet we have another one tomorrow. as we head through the weekend temperatures don't change much hints of light rain possible tuesday and once day right now i'm going to keep the forecast dry. >>> here's some o

as far as what is happening, the spare the air, poorest air quality in the north bay valley all of usder the spare the air that means no woodburning unless you want to pay a healthy fine. most of us in the upper 40s to low 50s, mid 50s half moon bay and los gatos. monterey bay 49 santa cruz everybody else as you head inland low to mid 50s. for the afternoon hours spare the air will continue until midnight i'm guessing with the pattern not changing much we will be under another spare l

the air day. on christmas day, the air in all areas around the bay was unhelpful for sensitive groups. lisa knows this stuff because she works for the air quality management district and they take reports from neighbors. that's not always popular. take this note. i've done my my car place 24/seven when i'm cold. if anyone turned my hair the end, i burn his house down. so far 220 people have turned in neighbors. the first time that the warning. >> the second advocate eight ticket. >> she came out with the crew to show me how bad it can be for my health and for the neighbors. the fire inside my house -- >> write-down to levels of particulate matter are very high. >> how about my barbecue, and the smoke ran like to use on weekends? extended exposure, which i might have sometimes, it tends to the standard. >> because those reactions in the body. >> and outside what my neighbors were exposed, it was just exceeded 35 micrograms per cubic leader of air which is the federal standard. on any spare the air

first spare the air.not only do we have fog, we have poor air quality spreading around the bay also. good morning. you can see all the areas except for the south bay and down into the santa clara valley where we have the poor air quality all those areas that you see in orange. that's not during the afternoon like what we would expect for a summer spare the air that could be at any time today through midnight the south bay anywhere south of the san mateo bridge along the bay shore extending into the santa clara valley. temperatures, 29 napa, else in the 30s, 40s thickest fog along 101 now spilling across the peninsula shoreline and the east bay shoreline. watch out for rapidly changing visibilities there as you are driving around this morning. upper 50s most of us to near 60 this afternoon. i think tomorrow will be a spare the air day also. temperatures remain steady through most of the seven day forecast, a few hints of rain, tuesday, wednesday not enough to put in the forecast something i'll keep an eye

air machine posing with an open casket. the photo was taken back in august at a texas air base and as will thomas explains, it was long before the fallout at delaware's dover air force base ore the discovery that some remains were improperly disposed. >> present arms! >> reporter: a sad reality of war. dover air force base where all military personnel killed in action return back to the u.s. these images make this photograph taken at lack land air force base outside of san antonio, texas, even more controversial. fifteen airmen are seen posing with an open casket, one that looks just like the metal caskets or transfer cases used to carry war dead home. another live airman is inside the casket with a noose around his next and chains across his body. at the bottom of of the photo is the phrase, dumped. it sucks to be you. congressman whitman is a member of the house armed services committee with oversight over the air force. the photo surfaces at a time when the air force already suffered a recent black eye over the sloppy ha

air alert for today. the order bans fireplaces and wood stove use for 24 hours. officials predict air quality in the bay area will be unhealthy because of weather conditions that will trap smoke in the air close to the ground. yesterday they told us not to burn because the smoke would be trapped close to the ground. >> right they didn't issue an official alert yesterday i suspect conditions are similar. this morning not too different, hopefully, a little less cold. >> haze in the air yesterday was building up the pollution that lead to them to declare the spare the air 2:00 yesterday. they will probably declare another at 2:00 today for tomorrow and possibly another for friday. it is chilly this morning, good morning. we have a few high clouds to our north, in the sky during the afternoon and evening and game the sun a little during the day didn't make it in time to keep temperatures up everywhere we are about the same if not slightly cooler in some areas the frost not as widespread with mid to upper 30s

if the air quality does not improve, a spare the air alert could be issued. that means people will be cite tuesday they violate the alert and burn wood. so far this admonition nearly 300 people have been fined and each fine about $400. >> today we've made a recommended no burn call for the remainder of today and tomorrow. and we're asking the public to please refrain from burning so that we can let this smoke buildup blow out of the air and so we can get some healthy air back here in the bay area. >> the bay area air quality management district recommends people with asthma or other lung conditions to refrain from outdoor exercise. >>> a san jose mom is facing an attempted murder charge after police say she dropped her toddler out of a second story window. rubita cortez has been booked on multiple charges. a family called 911 after the 24-year-old mother locked herself and her son in a bathroom on christmas day. when officers arrived cortez allegedly dropped boy from the window and then she jumped. the toddler was not seriously hurt. >>> oakland police are up

and air quality officials say they did see a big downturn in the air quality on monday.was extremely bad, and they do attribute that in part to people who decided to burn wood in their fireplaces on a spare-the-air day. i did check this morning and you can burn wood in your fireplace this morning which is nice because it's kind of chilly out here. back to you. >> i bet you were wishing you were near a fireplace right now marianne. thanks. >> don't we all. >>> fremont police busy looking for not one, but two drivers involved in a deadly hit-and-run. it happened monday night on ardenwood boulevard just south of highway 84. police say a 56-year-old homeless man was crossing the busy street when he was hit by a mid sized suv. then moments later a second car right behind that suv also ran over the man. both cars kept rolling. >>> 6:33. after being kicked out of a long list of locations over the past months this morning, occupy oakland set up a new encampment in west oakland. this new camp is located in a vacant lot on peralta street near mandela parkway. it's being called the

spare the air alert. anyone caught violating the alert can be fined $400. >> so today we've made a recommended no-burn call for the remainder of today and tomorrow. and we're asking the public to please refrain from burning, so we can let this smoke buildup blow out of the air, so we can get some healthy air back here in the bay area. >> the bay area air management district also recommends that people who suffer from asthma or other lung conditions not work out outside. >>> nbc bay area meteorologt is rob may da has a look at the weather for us. >> we've had warmer air on top of cold air trapped a to the surface. from a weather term, we call it a temperature inversion of that cold air aloft, warmro air at t bottom, and this pattern acts like a lid over the bay area. all the smoke particles end up right at ground level, worst at nighttime into the morning hours, and made even worse this year by strong high pressure and really the lack of any storms to bring us wind or any rain. you can see tomorrow, as you

within more day of stagnant air -- one more day of stagnant air.ers mid-morning into the evening hours those will taper monday, quickly tuesday, wednesday, dry, more rain thursday. >>> we have better news, traffic still jammed on northbound 880 towards high street where all lanes were blocked, within lane open, apparently now -- one lane open, apparently now lanes are open, traffic starting to improve, you will be shifted on to new lanes at high street, 580 still possible alternate for you. but, if you can, you still may want to an individual westbound 580 through livermore and pleasanton. there was a major accident involving four cars, injuries reported, lanes are now open. you can see with the activity still on the shoulder traffic is jammed as you make your way through pleasanton from the altamont pass to 680, 37 minutes. if you are coming out of tracy, add another 10 to 15 minutes on top of that. 80 northbound from 238 to the maze 20 minute ride now. it is still causing delays not as big as earlier. overturned crash still reported 80 mission st

air day.inter solstice 9:30 this evening a chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. south bay today low 60s, 61, 62 or like the 60 in milpitas. low 60s peninsula millbrae 59 upper 50s along the coast into south san francisco downtown 60 through the north bay valleys, low to mid 60s everywhere from sausalito rounding stinson to bodega bay mid to upper 50s. low 60s for the east bay shore. tule fog will have affect on the east bay valleys highway 4 from brentwood to concord, 59 walnut creek 60s more sun around danville, dublin, san ramon and pleasanton. carmel 58, low to mid 60s the rest of monterey bay. tonight 20s livermore, fairfield, napa, clear lake, cloverdale, everybody else mid to upper 30s san francisco 43°. let's see if anything has changed. no. strong blocking ridge still there, still keeping the storms away from us. you thought it was dry, san francisco for an example, the two driest san francisco since records have been kept in 1849, 1876 and 1989 no measurable rain which are close, 12/

all of us under the spare the air.y now concerned with 101 once again up in the north bay half mile visibility in novato a mile and a wanter in santa rosa not as prevalent this morning as it was yesterday half mile in novato comes with a temperature of 32°, black ice possible on some bridges and overpasses please be careful. flow well to our north and south nice high pressure sandwich keeping us in this stagnant and polluted air 30s and 40s at 8:00 this morning. we will jump up into the low possibly a few mid 50s bay the lunch hour. as we head to 4:00, hazy sunshine, poor air quality, temperatures close to average in the mid to upper 50s. let's look at your seven day forecast, tomorrow hazy, probably spare the air day showers move in sunday and into monday and another chance of wet weather thursday. good morning frances, construction causing problems? >> yeah roadwork in oakland northbound 880 at high street. they did have all lanes closed they reopened everything at 5. they've shifted the lanes on northbound 880 into

a 12 to 15-degree warm up as that mildler air moves over the statet. will be behind this weak disturbance that's passed over the great lakes down into pennsylvania and one or two of them reaching in to maryland. you can see it's more widespread, pennsylvania north up into new york and actually into canada, and mild air will continue to slowly creep northward over night. it'll just keep us from falling in to the 20s like we did last night and tomorrow we will look at temperatures more like these. you can see just south and west of us 50s and 40s. even now and so we are right on the edge here, baltimore kind of representing the southern edge of that chilly air right now. in terms of timing again a brief snow shower, maybe tonight not much, dry tomorrow through the day. we have one more little boundary sneaking through tomorrow night that could potentially trigger a few rain showers, tomorrow night we will be mildler and above freezing. maybe a few rain showers over overnight into early saturday. good news for everybody headed out. 32 partly cloudy, few f

whether we're in a spare the air day or not. today the eighth spare the air day. you should probably not do any prolonged outdoor airports. that is because there is a fine associated with that if you are caught. the first time you will be able to skate by with a warning. after that the fines start at $400. that is a prettyizable deterrent. reporting live in napa noelle walker. >>> 6:36. i don't have to breathe hard to run over to sal. he will help you drive along the east shore. >> we are sitting right here. not having to run at all. as a matter of fact, we are doing well around the bay area so far if you are getting out to the mccarthur maze. the traffic looks pretty good there. no major problems getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. we always look at it to make sure. we there is a little bit of a backup here. but it is not a huge deal. and the morning drive on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge looks good if you are driving in san jose. there is a little bit of slow traffic here and there. 85 northbound 280 in spots. again if you are used to driving the normal s

i have nowhere to burn wood. >> it is a spare the air morning. >>> spare the air because the poor airlity could develop in the north bay valleys interesting they would call a spare the air today because we have an onshore wind which is a cleaner wind now bringing in cleaner air winds change offshore during the afternoon and evening probably when we'll see the biggest amount of pollution develop. with the presidents off the ocean and the cloud deck just about -- with the breezes off the ocean and cloud deck, just about -- [ unintelligible ] 42 half mile visibility in napa most in the mid to upper 40s a few breaks in the cloud cover. half mile visibility in napa the only area plagued by fog. temperatures in the 30s in fairfield at 8:00 the rest of us will stay mid to upper 40s noon more sun low 50s even more sunshine as we head towards 4:00 temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. minimal changes everyday other than breezy conditions in our hills tonight less fog more frost tomorrow morning. >>> couple new accidents reported, none of them supposedly blocking one here in the shot southbound

sober air quality.oday, though, poor air quality, inland east bay, south bay, north bay moderate air quality. you can see when you look out there how hazy it is. with the on shore flow, overnight lows we should see a couple 20s but more 40s. still high pressure in command. tomorrow the ridge begins to weaken a little bit and a couple systems will cut through the high pressure area from tomorrow and then tuesday. that should allow maybe a little bit of rain in the north bay by wednesday. 60 today in sacramento. 72 los angeles. they are definitely warming up. we are talking about numbers back home about the same with upper 50s to around 60 around half moon bay in san jose. overnight lows will come up a tiny bit, maybe two to four degrees between christmas day and monday morning and then clouding up tuesday and wednesday. that's when we see our light rain, maybe a tenning of an inch out there, and no big storms on the horizon. >> i think you've really got our attention about the air quality earlier in the

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. >>> and up in the air. a celebrity is in the news for getting kicked off a plane for failing to turn off his electronic device, but how many of us really do and what does it really do to the plane? of us really do and what does it really do to the plane? "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. imagine your husband or son or brother or your mother, sister or daughter served this country in uniform overseas in wartime and god forbid imagine they made the ultimate sacrifice and paid with their life. we have all been assured if that happens their remains are treated with great care and the utmost respect every step of the way. sadly we are learning that's just not true in all cases. a scandal is unraveling in washington and elsewhere about how some of our service members' remains have been treated. we start off tonight with our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. >> reporter: dover air force base is the first stop for all of america's war dead on their fin

also the poorest air quality this afternoon it is a spare the air day. get a little rain. >>> still looking great at the bay bridge toll. there is very limited visibility across the richmond san rafael bridge parts of the north bay. >>> wednesday at 5:31 thank you for joining us i'm kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. photographer injured by a police bean bag during an occupy oakland demonstration is getting some watch he wants the police officer who fired the round and his supervisor have been reassigned. state lawmakers today will take a hard look at the way police have reacted to these protests. katie marzullo is live in the newsroom with the story. >> reporter: the fallout is falling on two fronts. the chronicle is reporting that an oakland police officer and his have adviser have been removed from duty over this inch -- and his supervisor have been removed from duty over this incident in early november. >> reporter: campbell says an officer fired a bean bag and it hit him in the leg. using bean bags in crowd controlled situations is allowed under poli

and poor air quality the poorest inland of the east bay and santa clara valley spare the air until midnight. fog forming, everybody else doing well, the fog not an issue yet. it will develop more the next couple of hours. still have high pressure over us that is why we have the haze hanging in the air again this morning throughout the afternoon. mainly 30s at 8:00, a few 40s around oakland, san francisco and half moon bay. afternoon hazy sun and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s along the coast and 60s for rest of us. saturday probably our fourth and final spare the air hazy sun will dominate once again. then change, chance of showers sunday especially monday morning. good morning frances. >> good morning. we head to oakland, a lot of brake lights northbound 880 near high street. traffic is slow approaching the scene all cars are being taken off on the high street off-ramp they get back on but still a back-up. southbound 880 through oakland, lanes blocked scheduled to be'm% blocked this should be cleared by 5:00 this morning. i wanted to check out the drive time for you, 238 on 880 north

with a spare the air.d there is moderate air quality for south bay and santa clara valleys. so just be aware of this. by morning out of the upper 20s range. most areas into low 30s and 32 degrees in santa rosa. 31 for new fairfield. there is concord into mid-30s with morgan hill. there is richmond still going to be cold. but not quite as cold as what we've been seeing. hazy skies and high clouds and there is some fog returning by afternoon. temperatures near the coast in the 50s and a few 60s. and there is 56 degrees in antioch. and temperatures into upper 50s for monterey to 60 degrees inland. and spare the air through tomorrow, hazy skies for thursday, into friday. and we'll see some night and morning fog there. high clouds and there are temperatures into 50s and 60s range. and there still no rain in sight. and there is a computer model off the coast into next week. and it moves into southern california. >> we knew it would happen. >> we're going to keep an eye on it and still ahead, schools shake up aft

spare the air today poorest air quality north bay valleys all of us under the spare the air hazy sunshinespare the air until midnight chance of showers tonight and tomorrow will wipe out freezing temperatures, wipe out the fog, clean the air all that stuff we are talking about today will not happen tomorrow by the evening breezy and dry lieu at least fly day then just -- just dry after that hazy sunshine today main in the mid 50s we could touch 57 in san jose monterey bay mid to upper 50s upper 50s to near 60 inland that would be hollister. tonight with the extra cloud cover mid to upper 30s around palo alto fremont mid 30s near 40 inland valleys most of the bay shore out to the coast low to mid 40s what we are watching here high pressure dominating holding stagnant air in place this weak disturbance is coming in tonight hear we are 7:00 this morning, nothing going on, we'll zoom down 5:00, increase in clouds developing could make a pretty sunset in the north bay. by 7:00, north of the bay bridge, light showers. noon light showers the rest of us 5:00, gone. 10th of an inch inland to a qua

how murky is the air today?ould barely see as you look north from sutro tower now you can see the inversion warm air on top of the cold air trapping the pollution at the lower levels. right now 49 santa rosa the rest of us low to mid 50s 49 cold spot everywhere mid 50s around the monterey bay and inland. spare the air today until midnight to blazing fire this evening patchy frost possible inland. new forecast, showers for sunday into monday worst air will be in the east bay and south bay all of us under that spare the air. 60s along the 680 and 580 corridor highway 4 mid to upper 50s. upper 50s east bay shore down into the south bay temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s,y milpitas 59. upper 50s to near 60 coolest along the coast downtown south florida with mid to upper 50s the same through most of the north bay valleys, 60s around ukiah, santa clara, low to mid 60s for the rest of the bay and inland. tonight 20s around napa, clear lake and cloverdale mid 30s peninsula. here's the areas of high pressure domina

very, very dry air. and this same weather pattern will be with us tomorrow. plenty of dry air. plenty of sunshine. looks like a really nice weekend to get out and do whatever you're going to do. maybe you do some decorations, perhaps, around the house. mary? >> still trying to rake those leaves, too. bob. thank you. >>> here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. well, friday afternoon traffic, never much fun out there. northbound 95, you will be seeing delays to route 100. at least 20 minutes on the west side of the inner loop. traffic moving at about 40 miles an hour. traveling on the outer loop in that direction, slow from the bw parkway to liberty road there. and the top side of the inner loop, stop and go from york road to dulaney valley. southbound 95, we have an accident at the beltway. that one is on the northeast corner on the rosedale side. and an accident in columbia, old annapolis road at phelps drive. also eastbound 32 at route 70. looking at drive times. 83 to 95. 37 miles an hour average. and 17 minutes to get through. let's now take