for hours. after a while i'm pooped. >> that is probably an hour ago. >> that's a workout. >> who knows if red bull, 5 hour energy drink, our plainole coffee and soda got them through. >> got to be in college. >> i'm glad that they did it for johns hopkins children's center. >> we are going to dance today in the street. >>> well, unless you like windy weather. a lot of folks want snow. i don't know anybody who wants wind. >> all right. dance in the living room. >> the key here to one of the benefits to the wind is that the dries us out from rain. fortunately, we have not had so much rain it will topple trees or snow or ice on the branches to bring down branches or trees in part of the area, except for far western county. so the wind should go through without a real problem, but noticeable and not going to trigger too much of a wind chill today. the temperatures in the 40 degrees the most part. we are at 39 at bmi marge. so the winds will make it feel cooler than the actual temperature, but not s

travel speed, 59 miles per hour. only taking three minutes to get from the spur and connect to the beltway. i'm back in ten minutes with another look at traffic. happy friday. back to you. >> all right. thank you. happy friday to you. >>> and this morning, a new poll shows rick santorum gaining popularity with republican women shorts. santorum is making gains for his opposition to birth control and abortion. the new "washington post" poll shows his favor ability rating among women moved up 13 points since january to 57%. republican women voters still like mitt romney better. his favorability rating is 61%, which has not changed much during the race. newt gingrich is a distant third at 37%. that has dropped about 3 points in just the last two months. >>> seven states are taking legal action to block an obama administration mandate on birth control. it requires religious-affiliated institutions such as hospitals and universities to pay for contraception in their health care policies. the lawsuit alleges that the new ru

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oakland, rain is coming down an inch han hour. just under an inch an hour in oakland. to san francisco, we are seeing moderate rain, half of inch per hour there. in san leandro, fairly heavy rain. third of an inch of rain. heyward, lighter, 2/10 of an inch of rain. south san francisco, you can see there, quarter of an inch as well. more jumping and you can see orinda, quarter of an inch of rain. it is coming down right now. south more, redwood city, the rain is lighter. palo alto. san jose, not even reporting just yet but we have more rain in store. you see here on radar, heavy rain is over us now. more yellow off shore and that indicates more heavy rain on the way and a wind advisory is in effect. it is the blue for the coast line. winds up to 30 miles per hour through tonight into tomorrow morning. gusts to 50 miles per hour. we will talk more about the wind on future cast coming up. >>> live to kron 4's kate thompson for a look at the rainfall in berkeley tonight. >> reporter: the rain started coming down 20 minutes ago. so it is steady at this point. we are along s

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the 37 mile-per-hour was the highest since last hour. alexandria 51 miles per hour. hagerstown, maryland 53 miles per hour and flint, maryland, which is in frederick county they've had a gust up to 63 miles per hour. again those kind of gusts not all that widespread and you see the wind gusts now, 38 miles per hour here in town. out in the suburbs west of the metro dulles, 25 miles per hour. we can deal with that, 24 for frederick, and that's not too bad either and in fredericksburg it's gushing to 29 miles per hour. it's going to have the potential for higher gusts. therefore, this wind advisory is in effect through midnight in the tan counties and in the meyer elevations to the west it's a wind warning -- higher elevations to the west it's a wind warning and they have some snow coming in with the colder air. no snow for us, but it looks colder for the weekend. we'll talk specifics coming up. >> you can track this storm and weather any time with fox 5's weather app. go to the app store, the android market and download it on your smartphone. >>> a teenager gunned dow

than that, 10 miles an hour.ic will slow down. are you ready for the big slow down expected for the president's day weekend especially with the bay bridge closure? you can have traffic information available to you while you are commuting by downloading the free traffic app waze go to abc7news.com/ waze. >>> our time is 6:19. >>> coming up the real reason we watch, a look at the super bowl commercials that have everybody buzzing. >>> did you see it? the super bad at the super halftime perform whose on stage gesture has the station apologizing. >>> download our new oscar m >>> new york city is planning a tick tape parade tomorrow to celebrate the -- taker tape parade tomorrow to celebrate the giants' win. eli manning name the mvp because of the 4th quarter comeback. comeback. giants got touchdown with only 50 seconds left. ended up falling into the end zone, touchdown it is new york's second title in four years the last was over new england. >> with >> to the best super bowl commercials. [ unintelligible ] sroegs [

right now around 20 miles per hour.hey'll diminish by later this afternoon with increasing sunshine. where there's no snow, ought to make it to around 50 mid-afternoon. where there is snow on the ground, maybe only around 40 or so. and the evening planner, that will be this ten minutes. danella has a look at president's day traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. really nice commute if you're taking the beltway. we'll take a live look at van dorn street. hardly any traffic on the road. travel speed for you from van dorn street, heading toward prince george's county on the inner loop, you're at 62 miles per hour. now, if continue this time, taking the beltway at central avenue, again light volume. travel speeds for you, if you're making your way from route 50 to i-95, at 60 miles per hour. and continuing the beltway in montgomery county. nice and clear at connecticut avenue. from i-95 to i-270, you're at 59 miles per hour. no problems right now on the road. eun? >> thank you. >>> in decision 2012 this morning, the lates

i am very much in favor of having a two hour to four parking -- four hour parking down there. i am absolutely and totally against what is proposed. unlike mission bay, dog patch was not engaged in this proposal. mr. [unintelligible] came to the meeting for a bag presentation at the end of the meeting and, at that time, he was introducing a proposal that we thought would involve more engagement and we would be able to talk through what we do with our neighborhood. over the last several years we worked out a parking plan. all that we wanted was residential parking. we finally got it, with residential stickers. of what it does is help small businesses in our neighborhood. it is not just residential and retail, it is residential and small businesses. we are working with small businesses because we figure you can come out for a while and parked somewhere else. it moves the traffic around. we invited him back to our january meeting. we have spoken on the phone. everyone he speaks with, he does not take in their suggestions. he just tells us that this is what we are proposing and he

first all those accidents. >> four accidents within the last half hour. overturned one south 101 at paul crews en route. look out for possible ponding. also another spin-out westbound 80 vallejo at tennessee blocking the left lane. two accidents in the east bay westbound 580 castro valley boulevard also in the left lane another spin-out northbound 238 at hesperian. you get the idea, a lot of cars are hydroplaning it is a tough commute. if you are heading through the north bay this is a live shot of 101 san rafael southbound, a lot of flooding reported in all the lanes particularly in the left. >>> meantime, we have developing news in san jose. firefighters are battling a win-whipped fire at an apartment complex on the 1100 block of denise way. this fire started before 3 a.m.. early reports say at least part of the building has already collapsed. there are concerns about powerlines in that area. this is cell phone video tan by our photo journalist. no word on how many have been displaced no injuries reported. we don't know how many live in the complex. no

eastbound out of hey market, 57 miles per hour. at the bypass in centreville, 60 miles per hour heading east. east and west, no issues. connecting to the beltway, clear. inside the beltway, a live look at glebe. east bound hardly any cars. traveling eastbound, great at 54 miles per hour. joe and eun, back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning charles county public schools are warning parents about dangerous games some children are playing. one of them is called knockout or passout chag. a letter was sent home to parents after three students were taken to the hospital. the children were all holding their breath until they passed out. school officials say the kids are also taking a cinnamon challenge, eating large amounts of cinnamon. that game is making students sick. principals will speak to students this morning about the hazards of those so-called ga s games. >>> a transgendered person was stabbed last night at a metrobus stop. police chief kathy lanier says the man dressed as woman was stabbed in the head. the victim was taken

than expected so it will be less of a threat to the evening rush-hour ...it will linger into the morning rush hour tomorrow >>it is currently reigning in parts of the chicago metropolitan area ... there is a patchwork of whether advisories' across 29 states. from georgia all the way to the plains states it's a blustery windy weather system ... temperatures may get into the '70s to the south of our state but that is fueling a collision with the jet stream producing a winter storm there is a wendy powerful jet stream with cold air coming out of saskatchewan ... the range this afternoon will be mixing with ice later on the shift to the heavy snow will take place this evening running through the night ... at midnight it will be snowing like gangbusters with big flakes very heavy snow 7-8 in. ... in terms of water weight ... here is where the rain is happening now ... tracking across southern illinois the rain-snow line is right above us ... the snow area it is an intense narrow band to the north it will enter into the morning hours there will be some light snow

just a few hours -- 9:15 p.m., that was just a few hours after just days after eight people were injured. this violence does not come with easy solutions. >> everybody has to be involved. >> reporter: police say at this point it does not appear these crimes are connected which makes them harder to solve and the trend harder to stop. in oakland claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> the first shooting happened on international boulevard. two hours later a man was shot on davis street. another man was hit at 4:00 a.m. and a 8:00 a man was gunned down at 24th and market street. despite this, the new anticrime program is working. >> the results we have seen have been very affective and there is going to be increases and there is going to be decreases and as we identify where the crime hot spots are we will plan our resources to address that. >> the 100 block program has been in place for four months and involves multiple law enforcement agencies. >>> meanwhile they are investigating a possible crime this noontime. a body was found in the oakland hills. new at noon, joining us live fro

they started at 5:00 a.m., we spoke to him half an hour ago, 13 hours later the shells are still fallinghave died around syria today. 31 of those in homs alone. despite the talks, there is no sign of the violence letting up in syria and the bodies continue to pile up. deb? >> michael, what is fascinating is in that clip of video you hear the fighter ask the photographer are you okay? it's almost as if the fighters are desperate to get their story out you have president assad killing his own people, journalists, it's as if there is a fence around syria where people can't really get in to take a clear look and humanitarian efforts they can't get in. >> reporter: that's right. when it comes to the activists, the ones we talk to each and every day inside homs, they are very brave people going out there and shooting these videos you see uploaded. several of them have been killed doing so. many others have been wounded doing so. these were ordinary people before all this started. they have been turned in war correspondents, basically, uploading videos at great risk. as far as humanitarian situ

hopefully in the evening hours. but you know, they are getting about 14 to 15 hours a day. then when they move into the 1 to 3 year age group, that will drop down to about 14 hours a day that they should be sleeping. so they are getting a nap and then going to bed. usually by 7:00. but sometimes that changes with families and sleeping later in the morning. school age children 10 to 12 hours a night. and then drops down to 8 to 9 hours as children get older. but those hours are important to maintain for them because it allows the brain to develop and them to function at a high level during the school day. >> dr. karen boyle thanks so much you join us every monday. we talked about interesting health topics today and it's about sleep and next week we will have another one. megan you took tips down for that. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: it's hard. >> one of the days i will get them sleeping like that. >> reporter: it's hard. >> some women are facing demotions and job loss when they become pregnant. that's har

looks like a drying trend after the lunch hour. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s looks like a few scattered showers still possible through the morning. very light and kind of a nuisance more than anything. once these pass, eight degrees warmer tomorrow, possibly another eight degrees of warming thursday which puts inland areas in the mid 70s, mid 60s at the coast. with we will be cooler saturday and sunday, -- temperatures close to average, 50s at the coast, the rest of us in the 60s. >>> fatal crash is going to be out here for a while it happened before 5:00 this morning. i was a van or a vehicle carrying about -- it was a van or a vehicle carrying about seven to eight people one of the people was thrown out of the van we have one fatal. it has been reported in the area looks like it is going to be blocking the capital expressway off-ramp and the on-ramp to northbound 101, you need to avoid this for some time. elsewhere around the south bay light. update on mass transit for president's day. bart continued their extra overnight

an earthquake rattled the north bay a few hours ago. social media sites lit up with residents who could not stop chatting about it. the 3.5 quake was started about two miles south of vallejo. today's quake hit less than a day after another shook solano county, as well. gil diaz is live in vallejo with the residents who felt it. >> reporter: good afternoon. a whole lot of shaking going on in this part of the bay area the first around 6:00 last night and the latest at 9:13 this morning. workers at this church of the hill felt it pretty good. one described it as a loud pop. some pictures fell. nothing broke and no one was hurt. but having two quakes in less than 15 hours is nerve- wracking. >> well, a lit jittery, you know? i know several of us are going over our disaster plans making sure we have water and making sure our kids know where the rendezvous point is and making sure we know where the flashlights are and that kind of stuff. >> reporter: here's the seismograph going haywire when it struck. it was 3.5. its epicenter closest to cro

or about 37 cents per kilowatt hour. so if all conventional generation was coal-fired, the backup costs alone imposed by existing renewables capacity would exceed the externality costs by about 40% even under the extreme assumption that current environmental policies, you know, the clean air act and all the rest have been internalized. none of those externality costs, which is not a very reasonable assumption. but, in fact, coal generation is not 100% of conventional generation, it's about 45% of total generation. we use the highest estimates by fuel type and a couple slides ago the weighted average externality costs per conventional kilowatt hour is not 26 1/2 cents, but 15.5 cents. if we use the midpoint of those ranges, it's 7.8 cents per kilowatt hour. those numbers, i think, are sufficiently low to cast very heavy doubt on the externality rationale for subsidizing wind and solar power. current environmental policies must be the case that environmental policies internalize some nontrivial part of the adverse environm

better chance to see a break in the action as we get toward the afternoon hours, late afternoon hours before another round of moisture moves in for this evening. maybe a third round tonight. here's a look at things right now. it's quiet. just some ground clutter near us but it's west virginia, ohio, kentucky. look at all the yellows, oranges and red. thundershowers going to be possible at times. we've been seeing some of the lightning. south of charleston that's an area of showers now moving in toward extreme western virginia. well south towards areas like stanton and charlottesville and south. they'll see that in the next hour or two. 41 at reagan national. 37 gaithersburg. 43 in hagerstown. we've got some cool air, nothing horribly cold but with the cloud cover, yeah, i don't think we'll see a quick warmup. 41 degrees. good visibility on our michael & son weather camera. a light easterly wind this morning. temperatures nationally are cold in maine andle down here in the rockies. -- and also down here in the rockies. ten tornado reports yesterday across kansas into missouri. most of

wind chill advisory as well. 40 miles per hour and wind chill values expected to be some 5 to 10 degrees below 0. that is in effect until noon. now, here is a look at the areas that we are saying all in pink where we have the winter storm warning but we have snow totals, 1.5 inches german town. damascus, over 2 inches, same for lavalle maryland. frost burg, 4 inches plus. bayard west irvin yeah, they have already gotten 7 inches or more winchester just over as inch as well as far as winds are concerned, gusty, already today, national recorded wind gusts town 47 miles per hour 49 dulles, 46 baltimore and those winds are a big factor today temperatures right now low 20s but we've got wind chills you factor in winds temperatures and these winds gusting everywhere even up to 37 miles per hour you can see and feels like it is only single digits in many of our neighbourhoods this is a good indication what the weather and really feeling like when you step outside because the wind chill values as i mentioned is a combination of winds and temperatures combined take it seriously, this weather is p

for two hours. human rights groups force in courts for the publication of these torture guidelines still most of the pages look like this are reasons of national security the government says but for human rights were such as such as thomas kean and they still form a clear picture of what musical torture methods were used. prisoners were forced to put on headphones they were attached chairs the headphones were attached to their head and they were left alone just within these six for very long periods of time sometimes hours even gains and listening to repeated loud music. music was being used at guantanamo. in kabul and afghanistan. and in any number of hidden sites music as torture. i do troubles christopher so much that he's decided to go on a journey to find out more about how and why music is used in this way this is fascinating to me because of the har music being perverted to serve evil purposes if you like but i'm also interested in how that what is it about music that would make it work for t

a dollar increase per hour on the weekend.rom $4, to $5 per hour. after our even parking would increase to $15. that is pegged to the for the performing arts garage. the daily maximum rates are unchanged. that would remain at $25.20 $8. monthly rates are also unchanged. -- $25 and $28. there were 20% fewer parkers in december 2011 than in 2010. the impressionist was at the de jong in 2010, not in 2011. december 2011 revenue was 36% below the revenue in 2010. january revenues were 27% below january of the preceding year. your to date, we are 17% behind on revenue. i will say there has been a little bit about take lightly. -- a little bit of up to take lightly. the proposal is before you for your approval. >> maybe we will have public comment and then questions. >> it is there any public comment on this item? thank you. >> it good afternoon, commissioners and members of the public. golden gate park concourse. traditionally, the heart of the park. here we are, living in times of scarce resources and we have one of the greatest ar

winds out of the northwest at this hour, 23 miles per hour.therbug network shows a feels-hike temperature of 18 at kenmore middle school in arlington. it feels like 15 in hearingstown with an air temperature of 24 and our final stop in upper northwest d.c., one of the higher elevations of the district, it feels like 12 with the temperature at 27. the winds are around 25 miles per hour. temperatures are falling out to the west, already upper 20's in martinsburg. 25 hagerstown. 30 in manassas, but the really cold air off to the north and west of us. this is behind the cold front. teens for detroit and pittsburgh, but the big picture shows windchill factors in the single digits for indianapolis and chicago, sault ste. marie. earlier this morning, it felt like 17 below in minneapolis. satellite and radar shows the squall line that moved through around 3:00, 4:00, quickly moving toward the delmarva. we have another group of snow showers across pennsylvania and a few of these may straggle down across our area. we are not expecting much and we will l

bart operating 24 hours a day.ing this weekend on a holiday schedule usually they are off. ac transit is going to drop people off at the west oakland bart station so you can head into san francisco that's the story getting around the bay area, bay bridge closes westbound tomorrow night at 8:00. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:56. final check on weather and traffic. >>> high clouds, sunshine and warmer today without breezes of yesterday low to mid 60s. >>> avoid southbound 880 past coleman, fatal accident will be blocking two left lanes for some time traffic already heavy preaching the scene. other hot spot, northbound 238, 580 injuries reported in that crash. >>> thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and you can talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news. have a great day. we'll see you back [ female announcer ] today is the day... ♪ ...you make a change with best foods. ♪ make parmesan-crusted chicken. ♪ sur

but going through the hour by hour, it will be breezy this morning. and then things will curtail a little bit and there's the temperature i am talking about by 4 p.m. 52 degrees. we will see increasing clouds more as we go later into the evening. let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and good morning everyone. here's what's on tap for this tuesday morning drive. an arundel county police on the scene of a collision northbound route 2 at cypress creek road. the most you will see is emergency personnel with a lot of emergency people on the scene because we have a car into the water there. again it's northbound 2 at cypress creek road. traffic is able to get around this incident. if you are traveling on 695 right now you shouldn't have trouble spots here's a live look at the westside at baltimore national pike and for thousands of you make the drive from the eastern shore look at u.s. 50 east of st. marching rites moving well across the bay bridge into annapolis now back to you. >>> community is trying to hea

we just watch him for hours. facial expresses but he is really making eye contact now and he also has a little whoopi that is just starting to grasp and hold on to. he is advancing as he should. which is good. we do read books to him and he sits and listens. we have two dogs and they come up and lick him on the head. they give him kisses and he laughs at that. we are getting better at singing. we sing a lot. i'm not sure. that might be when he melts down, when we sing. just kidding. >> does it make you want another one, wisdom. >> no, i have three. i'm good you keep having babies, holly. i'm good. i'm done. >> i thought you both would be coming over to offer to baby sit sometime soon. can i give you my address. >> the martins go south for the summer. >> suddenly, i have plans. >> no, he is adorable. >> when you have a new baby, you learn who your friends are. >> i got your back. >> just i sag. >> i got your back. >> we'll come over, we'll keep an eye so you can go out and have like a date night or something. >> y

winds at 36 miles per hour.re is this is breezy, tomorrow, we'll look at sunny skies and mild conditions and warm in the southern part of the viewing. there are 76 in los angeles, and fresno had 75 and there is another mild day and will be the last one for a while in the south bay, highs into low 70s tomorrow. there is 72 in los gatos, mid to upper 60s up to 68 in palo alto. low 60s on the coast and there is a mild day and highs upper 60s to low 70s. there is highs into upper 60s and low 70s around and highs into upper 60s near the bay to low 70s inland. will be the last of the warm days and we'll get cooling and perhaps seasonal weather this is like getting from june, july. >> yes. >> this is a heat wave, but still, we've had record highs in several locations in the bay area. for these dates so it's unusual for this time of the year. >> thank you. >> and sorry harry potter fans jk rowling working on a new novel but will not include harry potter. the author of the series has an agreement to release her first adu

the ratio of plan hours versus allocated hours, that remains consistent from past practices? >> pretty much. but we added up all of our hours in 2011, and we found that we were on target with our work plan. we found we were able to be responsive and flexible within the work plan. >> thank you. >> these are the three right subjects. the one question i have is about the order. i think you have answered it in your comments about why redevelopment would come second. i thought before i heard your comments that it might make sense to make redevelopment first. the mayor and many of us have discussed the idea that there could be some sort of measure on the ballot to help address some of the funding shortfall. if we have the results of your proposal, it would help us frame how much we should shoot for. but i think you are making the point that you are not born to have much to analyze yet. >> that is our concern, yes. >> assuming this ms. forward as you have proposed, -- past -- assuming this moves forward as you have proposed, when can we expect to see the first audit completed? >> we

. >> the 40-hour work week is history. >> daddy! >> okay, hold on just a minute. >> 60-to-80-hour work weeks are now the norm. >> you don't think you're working too much? >> no. >> do you? >> no. >> do you? >> no. >> you're brainwashed. [laughter] >> maybe we're all crazy. >> maybe we are. [clock ticking] >> we have eight weeks of vacation. >> eight weeks of vacation? >> eight weeks, yes. >> like most frenchmen, marchand has no guilt about taking so much time off. in fact, it's the law. full-time workers in france are guaranteed at least five weeks vacation and a maximum 35-hour work week, with no paid overtime allowed. and not everyone is thrilled about working even 35 hours. >> the aim is to keep your job without working. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm leslie stahl. in this episode, we'll examine our relationship with work. how much is too much, too little, and who should decide? but before we look at the hours we spend on the job, we'll look at how employers tried to influence the way their workers act off the job. as morl

last hour cumberland, maryland had wind gusts of 51 miles an hour. that's the kind of wind we're talking about as we make our way through the night tonight. the frontal boundary moves on through. we get cool. we get windy during the day tomorrow. here's the snow back here toward the mountains. tomorrow afternoon, it'll feel like temperatures in the 30s but then sunday we break out of this. so far this winter we have not had a whole lot of cold or windy days in a row. this one is going to be another very brief shot of cold air and by sunday we get nice again with plenty of sunshine. this evening showers. a few more thunderstorms. they arl moving off to the east. increasing winds. temperatures 48 to the north. 60 to the south. a big difference there. tomorrow morning temperatures 34 to 39 degrees. so it will be a lot colder and the wind chills will be in the 20s when you get up in the morning. the winds will still be howling tomorrow upwards of 40 miles an hour. clouds and sun, cool and windy. not the best saturday out there but at least not talking ab

earlier the bridge warned of delays up to an hour during peak hours.our this saturday morning. but as the day progresses, expect that to get busy so if you're headed that way leave yourself a little more time. let's go over to the san mateo bridge, one of the other alternate routes. see cars moving across that span. again, not super-crowded right now but it doesn't take much for them to get backed up as people try to get pack into the city. if you're heading back out of the city, eastbound, you can still get across the bay bridge that way. >>> during the bay bridge closure, bart is running extended service but your regular route might not be an option. right now 24 hour service is boeing offered and will continue until 1 a.m. tuesday morning. but if you plan on using bart, check the schedule first because only 14 of bart's 44 stations will be only all night and trains only running hourly during the overnight hours. you can get more information on the closure by going to ktvu.com, just click on the bay bridge tab on the homepage. >>> 14, techs nations a

lives, just as you have impacted hours. we are going to reconnect you to nature and to what is important, which is this moment. not living in some historical fantasy about we want to change things 50 years after the fact. not going to happen. thank you very much for your time. have a great day. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else that would like to make a general public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 5 is the consent calendar. do we have any public comment on the consent calendar? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> entertain a motion. >> i wanted to offer some brief acknowledgment before you take a vote on the items in the consent calendar. we have some representatives present today from the usda norcal and we are pleased to be excepting a gift they are presenting involving tennis. this will encourage kids to stay involved in the sport. improvements will also allow kids to engage in even more healthy activity. i know we have today in the audience the director of competitive play

the gusts, the wind gusts 10 miles per hour down at the inner harbor. 23 mile-per-hours.. even this morning, we had wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour. those are calming down. it is just going to be breezy to start off the day. temperatures are seasonably chilly for this time of the day. 38 at b.w.i. 38 in gatesburg. in the teens and 20's as you head into the western parts of maryland. temperatures should bounce back nicely as we have some sunshine. maybe clouds up to the north. it is more sunshine into the afternoon. 49 in southern maryland and around 49 or 47 as you get into ocean city. then tonight we have mostly clear skies that allows the temperature to drop down a bit again. in the 20's and 30's as we head downtown. mostly clear skies with chilly conditions and winds out of the south tonight. current weather conditions mainly north of the mason dixon line. high pressure is in place in the east. that's pushing off shore as we go throughout the day. then a new storm system will head our way. this storm system out in the plains producing snow from north dakota out into

don't expect any rain over the next 12 hours or so, but after that 12th hour, and we're talking about:00, 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow morning, that's when we can start to see more of that rain move in. it's all because of this storm system move in. this storm is going to be a monster storm for portions of the country. the great lakes could see six to 12 inches of snow, even up toward portions of new england, 6 to 12 inches of snow too. for us, it's too warm for us this winter, it's going to be all rain. mild across the region today with partly to mostly sunny skies, we'll see that move on through. a warm front will move through, that comes through early tomorrow morning, i think the rain will hold off until about the 9:00 hour, the rush hour looks okay, but then around 9:00, 10:00, the rain will move in quickly, i think some of it could be heavy at times as we move on through the morning hours, we get a little bit of a break during the afternoon, and then another front moves, in this time a cold front moves through, that cold front will continue to usher out that rain, it will, however, not u

john. >> 170 miles per hour. chad is going to be with us throughout the evening to help us assess this as what goes on later tonight and what happened earlier today. to find out more on how you can help those affected by the midwest tornadoes go to cnn.com/impact there. you'll find all the organizations and all the ways you can help people in need tonight. that's cnn.com/impact. >>> just a short time ago i spoke with vince ashley, the ceo of the harrisburg medical center, a local hospital in southern illinois which had to evacuate patients today after extensive tornado damage as you can see in that photograph. mr. ashley, let me just start with the hit the medical center took this morning. what happened? >> well, about 5:30 this morning a tornado came through town. and the hospital was on the very northern end of the damage trail. it did hit the hospital and took out about 80 feet of exterior wall, which exposed three patient rooms, an office and a diagnostic room. and then it took out four windows and other pati

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right during rush hour. crews managed to clear the wreck after several hours. >>> a new lead tonight of the murder of an elderly man killed in the montclair district. the crime has neighbors worried about safety. was it random? or connected to a string of robberies? cheryl, you have new details? >> reporter: police are treating this as a suspicious death. right now, they're treating it as a homicide. detectives just left the home about ten minutes ago. and they took away lots and lots of evidence. >> i feel really bad for the guy. >> reporter: bruce conrad says he feels bad and worries that his neighbor's suspicious death could have something to do with the rash of burglaries in this oakland hills neighborhood. >> people feel like police don't respond. i guess the oakland police force is stressed. >> reporter: conrad is the head of the watch group. he sent out an e-mail to members when he found out that joseph robertson, a former montclairian newspaper developer, was found dead in his home. >> an old guy. ki

is a good indication of for the nexte way 24 hours.es milder than it was just this time yesterday. three degrees warmer for us here in d.c. clear skies for the overnight hours. of sunshine for tomorrow morning. a better chance for some showers night. travel plans taken to st. louis dallas, they have winter weather advisories. a better chance for some be out, the showers will of here by wednesday morning. is our forecast for tonight. 18 to 25, be careful early tomorrow morning. 44 to 49 degrees for a daytime high. extended outlook shows our high temperature will eventually rebound into the 50's. that will happen on tuesday. see our temperatures bit byst a little thursday. >> we have just been flirting with winter. thank you so much. >> two of our local sports teams were in action today. about this. excited it is not often we talk about the capitalist struggling. ♪ our machines help identify early stages of cancer and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the

mine went from an hour to 35 minutes, couldn't be happier.ws traveling the showers on live doppler are ending or at least sliding south are possible we are still under the same air mass very mild and moist temperatures in the mid to upper 40s same around the monterey bay, low 40s towards gilroy and salinas. we have sunshine this afternoon, temperatures still colder than average as we look at a lot of 50s today, most of us should be in the 60s that will happen tomorrow through friday. we won't even stop at 60s we'll jump into the 70s for a couple of days -- cooler this weekend with the pattern change it will be a dry weekend. 24 temperature change, three degrees warmer today in san francisco, 56, fremont two degrees warmer 58. oakland, san jose one degree cooler, santa rosa, concord two to three degrees cooler, 11 hours of sunshine today more as the afternoon unfolds temperatures mid to upper 50s around the monterey bay mid to upper 50s inland upper 50s to low 60s clearing will take place a little slower than everyone else. for tonight, fog de

southbound at germantown, you're at 68 miles an hour.orthbound still really clear. 70 miles an hour as you make your way to rockville. we'll take a live look together. inner loop speeds no issues there. you're at 61 miles an hour. only taking 10 minutes to get from i-270 to i-95. the rails still looking good with no no delays on the metro, the marc, or the yre. >> thank you very much. if you heard that ringing sound, it is not your alarm clock going off. it was ana errant alarm clock. >>> new developments surrounding mystery illness. why there may be hope for a number of teens suffering from this strange decision. >>> the >>> the first government approved weight loss drug is another step closer to hitting store shelves. they approve d qnexa. they show they lose 10% of their bodyweight. there are concerns that it may contribute to heart problems or birth defects. they'll deseed whether to approve it in the next two months. >>> new developments in a mystery illness affecting students at a high school. neurologists say the girls they're twe

for many professionals and corporate managers, the 40-hour work week is history. 60-to-80-hour work weeks are now the norm. why do americans work so much? the simplest answer is, because we can. the digital revolution means cell phones, wireless internet, and handheld computers like the blackberry allow us to work anywhere, and we do 24/7. >> okay, you can hear me now? >> it's 7:00 a.m., pacific time, and joe hurd is still in bed. but this 36-year-old silicon valley entrepreneur has already made two phone calls over the internet... >> that's good. >> to clients overseas. >> have you ever heard of a company called acl wireless based in india? >> he's checked emails on his blackberry and sent half a dozen ims, instant messages, from his laptop. >> i just emailed you the link. >> for joe and his wife christina mireles, new technology means their workday isn't 9:00 to 5:00. it's 5:00 to 9:00. >> because we have wireless access, you can work wherever. >> we can be in the kitchen. we can be in our bedroom. we can be here in the living room. >> with a masters and a law degree each, they're not e

rush hour traffic was snarled for hours as a result of the rescue efforts and the investigation. >> asne ever medics exited the vehicle, that person fell approximately 20 feet off the roadway and into the creek below. additional resources were dispatched to treat that medic. that medic was treated, extricated and transported to an area hospital with serious injuries. >>> a look at the morning's other top stories. a man accused of sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl is behind bars this morning. police arrested davon rashad wood yesterday charging him with second degree child sexual abuse. police say wood walked into ketcham elementary school last week. he asked the girl to escort him to a classroom where he inappropriately touched her. police will not confirm how they identified the suspect but they had indicated previously there was surveillance video. >>> opening statements are over and testimony is under way in the murder trial of george huguely. there are two radically different theories about how uva la crores player yeardley love died in 2010. the prosecution says she suffered

for the first hour. here's the thing, the first hour is beautiful. the script is great. the chemistry is great, jokes hitting on time. and then this weird scene and the entire film is thrown off balance. the last 40 minutes, i'm scratching my head, like what happened, did a different director step in. but i found myself laughing out loud at certain elements is. >> still worth senate. >> i think it's a good matinee, just know that it gets a little off after the first hour. but there's a scene in front of the mirror, that's all i will say, i was crying laughing. that's how funny. you know how hard you laugh, at least five times in this movie. three out of five. because it is a little off after the first hour. >> and a lot of people are expecting to hear about good deeds. but it's something you were not able to review. there's a reason. >> yeah, i interviewed tyler perry and the cast. he does not screen his films to critics and if you want to know why he doesn't do that, go to my website and you can watch his answer. it's a pretty legitimate answer why he doesn't do it. i'm

fines are based on the number of hours over the posted speed limit if you are driving 1 to 10 hours over the limit $75, now it seems most of the speed cameras only register a violation once you are around 10 miles per hour over the limit many people are receiving fines of $125 up critics say that is too steep especially during tough financial times how much cash do these cameras bring in to the city the daily caller released results of an investigation and found in 2011 speed cams are brought in more than $33 million, 12 million, pure profitryily there has -- recently there has been controversy over a camera on fox call road, they said residents there has complained about speeding it is doing its job. mayor grey said this is about safety and traffic flow if you look at blogs and postings online there are menty of supporters they say if you don't want to pay don't speed but of course there are plenty of critics as well we are likely to see some today at this demonstration along branch avenue, southeast tony alison back to you. >> all right thank you. >>> now, we've asked our -- asked you

, 13 miles per hour eastbound. this is because we've had drivers turn on this waze application and it shares their speeds with other drivers. also, at the bay bridge toll, minor wait for some of the cash-paying lanes. >>> 6:09 now. >>> this is a very important recall that any woman and birth control needs to hear. the pill that may not be offering you the pregnancy protection you thought they did >>> beware of the budget the treasurer issues dire new warning about california's checkbook. >>> the public servants who risked their lives to pull a úúúúúúúúúúú@@úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú l >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> 6:13. live look at the iconic golden gate bridge suffers from the same malady the rest of the bridges do, wet and slick from the drizzle overnight. mike will tell us more. >>> more details on a developing story this morning affecting women on birth control. pfizer recalling one million packets of birth control pills with a packaging error that could lead to accidental pregnancies

moves through in the overnight hours.he early morning commute could be a bit soggy and scattered showers in the forecast remaining for your monday. i'm not going to stop here because valentines day is tuesday. you may have plans. we start the morning we are mostly clear. we are cold. we've got afternoon turning cloudy. do you see the few sprinkles right off the coast in time for the evening? if you have dinner plans we'll be tracking that for you. the models have a little hard time agreeing on this. meanwhile a winter weather advisory starting late in the night. six inches possible over the lake area. 12 inches possible near about 7,000 feet. snow levels will be dropping down to about 4,000 feet. that is fairly low. in fact some of the monterey peaks will see a dusting. increasing clouds in the afternoon. temperatures upper 50s to low 60s. 60-degrees expected in santa rosa. that is one of the warmer spots. five-day forecast there. we have cool air on the way. at times it will be a bit blustering on monday. >>> highway nea

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