[applause] >> there is sun. there is sun. there is a snake on the path sunning. there is sun. is water in the stream, there are daisies, there are sun. there is a snake on the path sunning, there is sun. there are trees, there are daisies there is a feather there is sun. there is the feather that she gave me there is a feather there is sun. there are daisies there are words trees things there are more things than words, there is sun, there is sun. there are fox tails there are blank there are irises that are blank there is a snake on the path in the path sunning. there is a squirrel in the trash, there is sun. there is water in the stream, there is a squirrel in the strash, there is a snake in the path on the sun sunning. there is is sun. there is song, there is a song being sung by the birds in the sun. there is flavor, there is a feather. there is hair in my mouth from her hug in the sun. there is sun. there is flavor on my tongue. there is singing there is sun. there is a snake on the path singing in the sun. there is song, there is sun. on the path there is a squirrel in t

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sun, right? and you might say, wow, it feels-- i can feel the hotness because the sun has got such a high temperature, but you know what gang? i can bring you to welding shops wherein the welding, the torches of some of those flames are hotter than the surface of the sun, hotter, and you walk by that welding shop and you don't, whoa, go like that, but you step from the shade into the sunshine and whoa, you feel it. it's not that the sun has a high temperature. you know why that sun is so hot? because it's big. i mean, big, big, very, very big, but it's far, but it's bigger than it is far and it pulls on the earth's oceans more than the moon. so how come we get then the tides by the moon? and the person to figure that out was named isaac, guess what the last name is gang? you know, how many people would not be knowing? isaac newton is the one that figured that out. let's suppose we have a ball of putty or a ball of taffy or a ball of jell-o, something that's really pliable, something that you can

not enough hours of sun." "ah, hours of sun." costa rica, like hawaii, about 12-hour days, 12-hour nights all year round, isn't that true? we don't have a period when we have long, long days and short, short nights and vice versa. we don't get that here in hawaii because you're at the equator, and that's just about half, half no matter where you go. it's only when you get through the pole you get the extremes. it's only up here where someone is on nighttime all day long, okay? and then six months later, be in the daytime all day long, okay? it's only up here. down on here, it's pretty well even all year round. so i thought that was kind of interesting. yeah. on the matter of saying that the closer one to the equator is the warmer one, that's like taking a couple of pieces of paper and holding them out in the raiain. let's suppose i hold these two papers in a rain like this and they get wet, yeah? and a friend comes by and i take it back in. and the friend looks at the papers and the friend says, "hey, geewhiz, this paper is wette

you're tilting them up to harvest more sun and have them perpendicular to the sun. as utility them up, you can't have them close together anymore. as you can see my hands are shading each other here. you have to start separating them so they don't wind up casting shadows on each other. if you're able to get less panels in a given area. >> i would love to take a look at one of these solar panels if you have something that we can look at. are they heavy? what's the deal with this? >> you're 150, 100 something pound person walking on your roof. >> 150? >> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to

this is the sun up here. and the sun is emitting very, very high frequency rays. they come right through the atmosphere. and the earth radiates low frequency, and they can't get through the atmosphere. a lot of them can, of course, but a lot can't. and those that can't then, this energy starts to pile up in here. this happens in your car. you leave your car out in the parking lot, gang, okay? why is it when your car out in the sunlight is so hot when you open the door? well, you can say, "well, 'cause there's heat. it's been heating in the sun." but let's look a little carefully. that sunlight is comin' right through that window, high frequency, right through the window pane. and what it does, it hits the inside of your car and heats it up. and the inside of your car reradiates. now if the inside reflect it, you'd be okay. that's why you put that silver stuff on your windshield. that's gonna reflect the light. and that reflected light-- it turns out reflected light doesn't change its frequency. we'll learn later on if you're wearing a blue shirt and you stand in f

right now we're looking at close live images of the sun and it was a mass ejection. >> that's right.> and we feel like we've been through most of it, is that correct? >> yes. the worst is over. >> and the worst wasn't much in terms of causing power disruptions and no power with gps. >> it was kind of a glancing blow and the magnetic field was pointed in one direction and it was the other direction that you actually care about having the big effect. >> is there a wi to predict which way it would be pointing when it comes toward us. >> that's what we're trying to figure out from this observatory is which direction will the field point when it gets to the argue, and we don't know at one point. >> we would if we had the funding and that sort of thing? >> they point in two different directions and you can model that and bring it all of the way to the earth, but it's 93 million miles and things happen in the intervening period and we try to figure out just exactly how that happened. >> the cmes as they're called and it's normal in the 11-year cycle of the sun. >> most of them are small and

the sun is up. blue skies across the golden gate. it is cold, no doubt. santa rosa is now coming in at 34. as you make your way clear to be itself, low '40's. the yellow does indicate 70's for most locations. 70's are the norm, not the exception. upper 60's reporter for san rafael and san francisco. future cast does show we could pick up rainfall, the getting into the 6:00 hour, light rain possible just north of santa rosa. for the most part, spotty, showers. we increase the chance of rain as a start the next work with. we will increase our chance for rain fall with the heaviest expected for wednesday and thursday. >>jackie: a driver and passenger was driving westbound on 580. the good news is no major injuries. conditions are still pretty good of the bay bridge. the back of all week reaches to the middle of the east parking lot. your ride on the san mateo bridge is a problem free with no delays in either direction. the golden gate looks good for traffic headed from or in 2% county. >>mark: mayor ed lee will be reaching out to residents on how to balance

here's the problem with sun, here's the problem with sun, you can-- >> wait. >> i want to get one word -- >> stephen: you cannot. no, no-- ( applause ) >> please i want to say one -- >> stephen: you cannot run-- >> how am i supposed to-- don't look at her. >> stephen: i'm over here, baby. you can't run your car. you can't run your car on the sun. it is huge and super hot. you'll usule the energy running your air conditioner. ( laughter ). so go on, go on. >> germany, germany today, right now-- we're not inventing this technology. germany, that mecca of sunlight that was so well known for getting us a place to get a great tan, right? 30% of their energy is coming from sun. america's being left behind. ( applause ) we're being left behind all over the world. >> stephen: more delicious oil for me, sir. >> but i want to talk about-- you know how i got is into this? >> stephen: because you dring water. let me guess. >> from a well. that's drilled under my home. >> stephen: real americans consist on the moisture from corn dogs. why did you get into it? >> i live where they want to do this. a

mix of sun and clouds. some of the high thin clouds the next few hours before they thicken up later this afternoon. the 3:00 temperature 73. if we got to 75, even 76 with a southwest wind ripping the way it is, clearly that's not out of reach today. we will see the clouds increase and then the rain show up after dark here in washington. could be late this afternoon in places like cumberland, out towards hagerstown. you may get some of that before the sun sets as we're looking at it from the west. here's the latest wind gust. gusting to 36 now in fredricksburg. it's 30 in easton. out to the west lots of upper 20s to low 30s and 37 mile an hour wind gust, the latest report in charlottesville. temperature wise 60s and 70s now. 72 in culpeper. 70 at the pax river naval air station. easton, remember, you've got the winds coming off the water. you're going to have a tough time in cambridge, staying in the mid- to upper 60s along the shore here on the east side of the bay. just a nice, nice day out there. here's a

sun sets at 7:27.even, will it get chilly but not much cold -- it will get chilly but not much colder than the low 40s. clouds closing in. big change on the way tomorrow. we'll look at that and the week and weekend this ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> good morning. still checking things on i-95 in virginia. still very slow at fairfax county parkway. you see the cars are just coming virtually to a complete stop. it's going to be stop and go on i-95. basically out of quantico. look at the travel speed. 37 miles per hour, taking about 38 minutes to get from quantico to the beltway at this time. now over to route 50 at landover road, hitting the brakes now. your delays start, if you're traveling route 50 westbound, slow at landover road. and even slower as you get closer to kenilworth avenue and connect to new york avenue. good news, not seeing accidents. i am seeing delays at this time. joe, over to you. >> danella, thank you very much. >>> police are looking for a man who tried to abduct a 14-ye

the sun doing its number. readings are falling into the 60's and really cool along the beaches where readings were in holding athe breeze temperatures down. clouds more persistent there. this is the situation there this evening. similar tomorrow. we'll get a shot of this marine air being pushed in. that will hold a temperature down and read some clouds in there. in the upper atmosphere, i have drawn in the jetstream here. it is riding high over the midwest and the east. this pattern has been rather persistent all winter long with only brief episodes of cold air coming through. if the west coast has been the cold spot, as it is this time. they are on the other side of the jet. the tug of his reflective. there is the cold air, from the plane states. so we cloud up overnight tonight. chilly, patchy fog developing. 48-53. 65-70 tomorrow. i suspect we will spend most of the day in the 60. we are calling for a lot of clouds and patchy fog early in the day. southeast winds at 5-10 miles per hour. futurecast shows the

clouds are still blocking the sun but we may see the sun yet. your complete first warning weather is coming up. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija, and first warning weather with marty bass, and meteorologist bernadette woods. it is wjz, maryland's news [ male announcer ] if your kid can recognize your sneeze from a crowd... you're probably muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. >>> calls today to prosecute a florida neighborhood hood watch participant who shot an unarmed teenager. >>> during a rally last night members of the aclu and the naacp called for police to arrest george zimmerman on the right there. he admits to shooting trayvon martin but says it was in self- defense. martin was walking home through a gaited community when zimmerman began following him because he looked suspicious. they are investigating the case. >>> elsewhere in florida an impatient d

here comes about sun, or does it? norway waits for the end of winter darkness. >> a rock legend heads to the stock market'sf. ender wants to raise $200 million. >> is time for our newspaper review. "the financialh times." the paper reports that they will assess whether the british broadcasting should still hold a broadcasting licence in light of the phone hacking scandal. the independence as a report has found the london alembics of running 2 billion pounds over budget. china blocks airbus orders. china is stopping $12 billion worth of airbus orders to protest the european union's fees. the international herald tribune says japanese communities are seeking investments from chinese companies to help them rebuild but they want chinese manufacturers to rebuild factories. >> this is "newsday." >> an attempt to rescue a kidnapped british engineer and his italian colleagues in northern nigeria has failed. both have been killed. >> greece says it is confident that will complete a deal to achieve the biggest ever debt resched

the sun reports streets were blocked off and arrests for assault and disorderly conduct. the inner harbor drawn focus after several tragedies in the past year, including violence after the 4th of july fireworks the that left a man dead. police flooded the area and enforced the curfew to keep the neighborhood safe. >> we moved in to take control of the situation. it's disappointing. you have one beautiful, great weekend, when we were expecting everyone expects from the last weekend, you have winter weather and we got spring early, we want everyone to enjoy it. we hope for better. >> reporter: the mayor praised police for being able to quick leresponse to the incidents in the inner harbor area. >> police rely on extensive camera network to keep tabs on building crowds downtown, and elsewhere. >>> breaking news, northwest baltimore, police are at the scene of an assault at a gas station. we have video in. the shooting happened a short time ago near reisterstown road. one person has been ache taken to the hospital. >>> loved ones are gather in baltimore to say good-bye to a l

the sun gets up about 7:15 this morning.attern i would call typical of july actually very summertime air pat were out there. an area of high pressure off the coast. sort of stagnant air happening here. we could see a shower or even a thunderstorm pop up in a few spots later today but most of your day will be dry with a trend towards more sunshine. here is our next frontal system. this cold front and notice it is mostly working south to north and sort of a rain train bringing extremely heavy rain to parts of missouri and arkansas here. they've gotted intoing issues out. this that front is ever so slowly getting marched to the east and getting here by late friday and early saturday and present again the possibility of a few showers, maybe a thunderstorm around here during the day on saturday. then much cooler by sunday. 70 for today. partly sunny skies. there could be a stray shower but i think most of the day will be dry for you. fog redevelops overnight. 57 your overnight low. tomorrow, 77. i think we'll start the day with a

weren't we supposed to see the sun. wyatt everhart tries to explain. wyatt, we're already complaining. >> we thought mostly cloudy but some sun was expected. that morning nothing lifted but really never broke up. look carefully. some late day sun coming out in southern maryland and parts of the eastern shore. a little bit of sunshine over caroline county but sunshine tough top find today. temperatures upper 60s to near 70, held down slightly from the low 70s of yesterday because we couldn't seem to get the sunshine going. maryland's most powerful radar tracking one cluster of rain mainly in the salisbury area. low 70s by tomorrow afternoon as some sunshine should appear after morning fog. we've got much more on the weekend forecast straight ahead. >>> now continuing campaign 2012, mitt romney came to the hometown of our former governor robert ehrlich. rosie? >> reporter: mitt romney spoke for about 45 minutes to a really entuesday as tick crowd. about 200 or 300 people showed up at the legion post 109. a lot of people haven't decided. for many people t

just be prepared a look at your day planner midday 64 degrees sun and clouds, 5:00 p.m. hour.ytime high for dc, 70 and to the south i wouldn't be surprised if we got back to that 75-degree range especially down charlottesville fredericksville area. >> i know, we are teasing a little ahead are we going to see changes coming up. >>> the 5 day forecast isn't that bad, a few changes but not that bad. >> thanks gwen. >>> adults going back to high school at the box office up next. >> mission is find us a flyer. >> dealers are the popular kids. >> that would be the quickest way to get in with them. >> don't give no body no drugs no alcohol >> i promise we will be super professional. >> ice cube one of the stars of the new 21 jump street movie sits down with kevin mccarthy to talk about his memories of high school. stay with us we will be right back ! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why

the sun's magnetic field causes sun spots and other things. hopefully, i don't sound like scotty on star trek right now. >> for the benefit of news casts around the world, let's hope it's minimal disruptions today. >> a good science lesson early this morning. >>> a top aide says newt gingrich must win next week's alabama and mississippi primaries to stay in the race. conservatives are urging him to drop out and back rick santorum. david muir is with the romney campaign. >> reporter: called the romney reality, over a billion more votes, more states won than the other guys. yet the finish line is far off. >> i'm going to stay in the race because we're doing well. >> reporter: even if it is romney at the end of the fight, at what price? >> we haven't seen a republican candidate suffer this much, this badly, and finish in such a vulnerable position. >> reporter: what is holding romney back? in ohio, a telling number. when voters were asked which candidate best understands the problems of average americans, a full third picked santorum. romney's th

and why scientists say this is just the start of a mean season for the sun. >>> hollywood magic? the president unveils his secret weapon, tom hanks. a movie by his hollywood friends launches his race for the white house. >>> consumer watchdog. a huge reaction after our investigation of pink slime, that filler in the ground beef you buy at the supermarket. tonight, we answer your questions. >>> and smarter than your average bear. amazing, new pictures. is that a bear with a sponge? if it's the proof we aren't the only geniuses on earth? >>> good evening. as we come on the air tonight, planet earth is wrapped in a kind of cosmic electric blanket, surrounded by solar flares, ten-times more powerful than anything we've seen in years. the flares bombard the earth's magnetic field. in fact, some airports had to make detours in order to steer clear. and the nation's top scientists are monitoring the power grids. abc's sam champion has been tracking this all day and tells us what those scientists are seeing so far. >> reporter: these are the eruptions on the surface of the sun. solar fla

something to keep in mind rbling the sun -- mind, the sun still very active.that is the image of the energy starting to come out with the sun. it is going to be heading our way. likely to reach us by monday afternoon. by "us" i mean the earth as a whole. that affects the magnetic system of the earth. you can see the northern lights. maybe not as far south this year. but regardless we are likely to see a lot of clouds, so that should hinder any chance of that. 70's into the mid week. beautiful condition and a chance for showers coming in next weekend. >> thanks, ava. since a fire destroyed the pub -- >> the pub has been a favorite spot for many. as rob roblin shows us, the pub will soon be back open for business. >> it was january 29, 2011 when a kitchen grease fire broke out. charles village pub. >> the fire completely destroyed the restaurant, but rick was determined to bring the place back, and now that process is well underway. >> my partners and i, you know, we really had a good idea what we wanted, the type of place that we wanted, so it was easy to conve

one of the brothers, sun sung hung kai. it's asia's largest redevelopment, it's owners, raymond and thomas were arrested on suspicion of corruption a big deal here in hong kong. we'll bring you more on that in a second. and also this tech developer, hon hai, have seen their stock fall. they are down about 1.3%. they are the headquarters of foxconn. their share price is slipping. serious labor violations have been found in foxconn headquarter in china. an audit has found staff worked excessive overtime, wages were often unpaid and salaries often didn't cover basic living expenses. if you own an apple product, how do you feel? we are joined more now to talk about this report with eunico yoon. >> reporter: well, 35,000 workers were interviewed and many of those workers at plants manufacturing apple products said there were several different safety violations, health from health and safety violations to unpaid overtime and also to excessive work hours. some of them were egregious violations, according to auditors, they were the

today you can see mainly cloudy, a few peaks of sun tonight the best chance of -- peeks of sun tonighte of rain, scattered showers tomorrow, best chance in the north bay. less than 1/10 of an inch of rain out of the system break wednesday, thursday, friday slight chance of showers, saturday, sunday the wettest and coolest days of the week. have a great day. >>> we have a new crash just reported in san mateo northbound 101 at highway 92 i saw a chp unit heading towards that direction. in the eastbound direction, earlier overturned crash in hayward has been cleared. okay eastbound. westbound still fine. we'll keep you posted on that new crash san mateo north 101 at 92 bay bridge toll starting to back up towards the 880 overcrossing looks like metering lights have been turned on. still a wind advisory not windy across the san mateo or the bay bridge at this point. also, we'll check out this live shot of 680 walnut creek, another accident has been reported near north main. this is right at that exit. nothing seems to be blocking at this point if that accident is out there it might be on th

as the sun comes up around 7:22. now we are going to get really warm once again so get ready for another little heat wave but then a huge change in the weather for the weekend. we've talked about it all week long. i'll have the latest on this weekend weather coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> time is running out. you now have less than an hour if you want to help choose names for the new silver line metro stations in fairfax county. an online survey will close at 5:00. metro created the survey weeks ago so people can vote on the list of proposed names for the eight new stations. you can also enter a name of your own. the final names will be approved by the metro board of directors. the first phase of the silver line is scheduled to open next year. you can go to nbc washington.com to vote. >>> a developing story in the south of france tonight. 300 police now surround a building where the man suspected in the murders of the school children and soldiers and a principal is supposedly holed up. jim maceda reports the standof

the sun is here in the middle.s is about a cubic mile of charged water, hydrogen, protons, going 400 million miles an hour. it could damage electronics and disrupt communications. mostly at higher latitudes. here, some airliners took precautions flying north of about 60 degrees north latitude. here, they decided to fly lower and avoid some of these areas, take small detours. and now the particles also can make the northern lights and they are quite a bit lower and farther south than they have been in years. the areas of the sun, the areas of the sun right here, let's look at it, there it is, are still active. researchers say they are concerned about this because as it continues to move, gets to here, it will be a direct line towards earth. experts are keeping a close eye on this and other hot spots. the sun expected to become active over the next year and a half and we should be prepared for more of these. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a major road shut down months ago is now set to reopen ahead of schedule

a mixture of clouds and sun. the readings are above average for the time of year, which is the be 6 degrees. here is what we expect for the afternoon. in many cases, mid 70's but the highs. it will be dependent on how much sun you get into the picture. in the bay, the winds are not that strong. the ins to whether futurecast shows dry conditions although tomorrow morning probably some low clouds and a patch or two of fog. probably not as extensive as today. but saturday, and again sunday, the weather system comes in with a fairly high chance of rain. the forecast is 70's today if we did enough sun. if you may be stuck in the 60's. near 80 tomorrow. a little more sunshine. but we call them an increase rain chances both saturday and sunday, with highs in the 60's. next week looks dry but we will stay in the 60's 4 highs. >> dr. patrick allen from falls road animal hospital is here to answer your pet questions with nugget, the cutest little chihuahuan. but she is feisty. >> she does not like to be messed up -- with t

this huge blast of material that left the sun. >> it starts with sun spots which generate energy. as it builds against the gravity it snaps and blasts out ward t happened sunday and now the storm of highly charged particles is stretching it until it snaps back. >> when will it happen and how strong. the storms can impact the communications. if the levels are high enough it could force them on the space station. >> reporter: grids are. >> they will pick up on the ground. they can cause power fluctuations, it would knock out the stations. >> but it provided early warning giving time to prepare and minutenising damage this time. >> we're a year away from the peak when we see the storms and larger ones. >> this is the largest of the year. and is hit -- hitting the earth's magnetic field at 4 million miles an hour. >>> up next... >>> and officer under investigation. what did he know about the death of a 13-year-old here in baltimore. i have the developing story. the negligences that are sparking outrage. live at towson. >> from super tuesday to the primaries. how the candidates are pre

how big is the sun? - big. - how big? very big. big-big-big-big-big-big. okay, let me tell you this, gang. the atom is small-small-small-small, as many times small than us as the sun and average-size stars are bigger than us. so do you want something for your poetry class? guess who stands between the atoms and the stars... in size? - us. - us. that's right, right in between. human beings are as many times bigger than the atom as the stars are many times bigger than us. so it will kind of give you a little bit of feeling. here's another one. i like things like this. apple, any atoms in an apple? i'm sure there's a few, couple of dozen. come on, honey. this scads, right? about 10 to the 22, huh? many, many atoms in an apple, okay? how many apples would fit in the world? you take the world and made it all hollow and you stuck apples in there, lot of apples or little? about as many apples would fill up the whole world as, as many atoms fill up the apple, so atoms are really... small small-small. some people say, "no such thing as perpetual motion." someone el

it is all about the sun. if we can get? sun in here, we should see temperatures in the mid 70s for afternoon highs. yesterday, we got up to 70. we'll have less fog tomorrow so we'll be able to warm up quickly tomorrow. showers and storms this weekend. pretty much guaranteed we'll have a period of rain. perhaps some thunderstorms embedded in that activity. as we get cool cooler air working in for theweekend. hewe the fog is really widespread this morning. washington, we are getting some fog as well. visibility in some spots, 1/10 of a mile or less. we should see the fog start to lift here over the next couple of hours as we start to get some sunshine. we can mix up the atmosphere a little bit for you. the weather pattern is to say the least stagnant. there is nothing happening. very slow pat were here as we have the summertime air mass overhead. high pressure off to our east and that will keep things nice and quiet for us today. we will be dry and we should have a clearing trend a little later today. i think by afternoon, we

for all of us, a little sun at this point. now, the winds have turned out of the east because of that front approaching. and look what that has done to our temperatures. you notice in baltimore and ocean city, we are in the 40s. the water temps are still so low. so when you get that eastern wind, easterly wind, bringing all of that cooler air back into the inland areas. the temperatures really take a hit. notice in oakland. 59 degrees. 57 in cumberland. only managed a high of 57 so far today. we started out at 35. there is actually a chance we could go up a few degrees before we go back down with that sun now returning. and you notice on the large picture, there really is some warm air out there. but there's also really cold air out there, just to our north. there is going to be snow over the weekend. we're just going to ride the line between the two, where the storm track is. and those showers today, broke out ahead of the main storm track. and here is that main storm track. it's going to take tonight through tomorrow to clea

they are seeing sun breaking out. green spots are areas getting light rain just a pew sprinkles, warren, clarke county, western maryland and much of eastern west virginia. drifting off to the east. and as it does we might have a pew sprinkles reaching the metro area over the next couple of hours. and out ahead of that, it is only in the 50s now. more sun breaking out a little bit around their lots i will have, 60 now. more later this afternoon. we are not going to warm up a lot. we may have afternoon highs reaching the mid 60s to upper 60s around washington. parts of virginia seeing a little sun coming out. they may -- get up into the mid 70s. for the most part, though, we will only be upper 60s, 70, the metro area. chance of showers coming in this afternoon. next week coming up in a couple much minutes. >> thank you. >>> new developments in the d.c. political scandal involving the mayor. sources tell news4 that mayor gray at a crucial moment early in his 2010 campaign personally handled as much as $100,000 in campaig

both flares are ranked as x-class storms the strongest type the sun can have. several observatories witnessed the solar flares including nasa's solar dynamic observatory which provided this video on its website. >> that can be difficult on satellites orbiting the earth. >>> sunnyvale police trying to find out what lead to the deaths of two adults found shot to death inside a home. >> terry mcsweeney is live with the latest. >> reporter: sunnyvale is a peaceful city you have to go back to september of last year for a homicide which is why two inoqrñ one night is very shocking. the scene on nectarine avenue

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the sun that was warming as up has been quite active. this is the way the sun that looks. folks to track the sun spots -- that big one that you see in the northwest corner there, that unleashed a very strong a solar flare, just now reaching the earth. the storms are likely across northern latitudes, maybe even interrupting -- it might cause northern lights to be visible as far south. we saw them as far south as michigan. it may be the northern lights are visible. look to the northern lights -- look to the north. we have a high, then cloudiness moving in. but if these clouds and now enough, we could see a reddish or pinkish glow in the sky. in the meantime, it's just a warmth of the sun we felt today. 59 at easton. you can see a hint here that there is a little bit of a baby's on the eastern shore. it has been mild and will stay in the 40's. 51 as the normal high. right now, 64 degrees. high cloudiness coming our way and a band of thicker clouds stretching into kansas city. one more day in this air mass and then the cold bind that front pushes into our area. parts of texas

a brightening sky, sun up by mid morning. we ought to be climbing to the upper 50s and near 60 early afternoon. chillier west and north. then a sunny afternoon, diminishing winds. we'll have a cool afternoon and early evening. then a cold night tonight, down to near 40 by midnight. near 30 by down saturday. sunny and chilly tomorrow with highs only near 50. we'll set clocks ahead one hour saturday. sunday, sunny, a cold start, near 60 in the afternoon. warmer on monday. tuesday, maybe rain. then getting mild midweek next week. danella? >>> i have an update if you are taking the dulles toll road. traveling eastbound at the dulles toll road, just before westbound i-66, we have a crash there blocking the left side of the roadway. chopper 4 is flying over the situation. you can see you have to go right to make your way past. delays are growing. if you are taking the dulles toll road inside of the beltway, as soon as you pass the beltway, you're slow all the way to i-66. going keep following this for you and let you know when that

and more on the abruption of the sun and its potential effects on our state. join us for the stories and the breaking news today at 4:00 right after dr. phil. stay with us. stay with us. your five-day forecast is ,, >> well, taking a look at a gorgeous day. we lose an hour of sleep this weekend with daylight savings time. marty, i guess we will enjoy it now. we lose an hour of sleep later. >> but sunday night it's not really going to get dark until about 7:15. it is just beautiful out here. let's go ahead and take a look at the forecast. we been talking about showers later today through very early tomorrow. down to 57, still above the normal of 41. saturday a bit of a chill in the air but 60 on sunday, 62 monday, 64 on tuesday. as the countdown the end of winter, let's go ahead and throw it back inside. >> don't miss tonight's primetime cbs lineup. 10:00 another episode of the mentalist. stay tuned for eyewitness news at 11:00. finally this noon, guests at a hotel in honolulu make a surprising discovery. this little piglet was found roaming around the hotel lo

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the sun is out. a comfortable afternoon shaping up. it is going to be breezy right on through the afternoon and evening. take a look at our temperatures right now. 58 degrees at dwi marshal, 63 ocean city, 41 oakland. cooler than this time yesterday, actually 7 degrees is a little bit more than a wii bit. cumberland and oakland, 21 and oakland 21 degrees cooler today than yesterday. they are closest to those northwest winds bringing us these colder temperatures, the northwest wind is bringing in drier air, it is behind the thunderstorms that rolled through here yesterday so we are seeing drier air but it is coming off the great lakes and from canada and is bringing temperatures down from yesterday. we hit 72 yesterday. today we are only going into the 60s. how long will this trend stay with us and what can we expect into the weekend? we will have that answer in your complete first warning forecast, don. >> the number of people seeking unemployment benefits has dropped to the lowest level in four years, the labor department says 359,000