the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the brightness, we'd get something like this. we'd get something like this. over here, you can't even see, that's the infrared. over here, you can't see, that's the ultraviolet. but it turns out that right in here, that's the frequency of light that most of--that is emitted mostly by the sun. and that's right in the middle of our color spectrum. because we start down here with red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. and guess what's right in the middle, gang? begin with a g, end with a een. try it. green. excellent. all right, all right. green. it's green. green is right in the middle. it turns out a yellow green. a yellow green is what most of the sun emits mostly. it's like a chartreuse. when i was a teenager, honeys, i had a chartreuse convertible.

the sun was revered.ave seen to it that alignment was precise, i could stand at the center and point to it. do you see our god rising? >> our god who gave rise to me. >> that is similar to the mayan king on the summer solstice. >> they are communicating through us on mortals through the sun. >> stonehenge is more mysterious than other places and coming up you will see people building bunkers and stockpiling food. find out if they know something that we don't. >>. >> bill: remember the cuban missile crisis, 9/11, katrina, those were events that felt like the world were coming. there are people that are worried about other kinds of doomsdays and they plan on surviving. >> it looks like in has been another series of attacks, cyber attacks on united states banks. >> bill: recent cyber attacks could have doomsday style consequences. that has our government concerned. >> attackers could also seek to disable or degrade critical military systems and communication networks. collective result of these kinds of atta

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. >> today if we could see the sun, really interesting affects would occur at the temple of inscriptsas probably presented in a ray of light that came through a small window we call it naked eye astonomy or horizon-based, you can do amazing amount of astonomy, you need a tphaoeufrbgs flat surface with a good view of east and west war the plants, sun, moon all rise and set when the sunrises here it is going to be there again. >> impressive for people that didn't have strums. >> the maya didn't use any tools to kept record of the stars only the direct observation of the movement. >> a mexican archeologist has worked on many sites of the myan ruins. >> all the people related with the power were the people who kept the records. >> they were able to envision past and future skies what they looked ahead to and found that was particularly significant in what we call the 21st of december, 2012. >> graham is author of the book "fingerprints of the god's." >> with the myan calendar it is possible to tell exactly what the phase of the moon will be on a particular day 2,000 years from now or 2,00

it's an enormous sun. but that's what the sun is doing. the sun is converting that to power. why don't we do that here on earth? why don't we take what the sun and the stars do and just do it here on earth and have fusion power. we got a lot of fission power plants. how about fusion power plant? do you know how many fusion power plants there are in the world today? this is the 1990s, almost, yeah? about the 1990s. how many fusion power plants in the world? begin a z, honey, yeah. zero. no fusion power plants. hc. well, a century ago, there were no airplanes. people say, "how come there's no airplanes? "the birds do it. why don't we have airplanes? "why do we have to get our feet--from. "we go from one continent to another. "why don't you get in the great big airplane and go--sky?" what would people say a hundred years ago? our time will come. our time will come, but not yet. hmm? and now we say, "why don't we have fusion power plants?" you don't have any radioactive waste. this is a dream come true. you know, you get more energy out of 10 liters per water, per second, than yo

the sun was revered. that alignment was precise, i could stand at the center and point to it. do you see our god rising? >> our god who gave rise to me. >> that is similar to the mayan king on the summer solstice. >> they are communicating through us on mortals through the sun. >> stonehenge is more mysterious than other places and coming up you will see people building bunkers and stockpiling food. find out if they know something that we don't. present piorg for doomsday is next. @ç can i help you? i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal is to camp out. you know we've been open all night. is this a trick to get my spot? [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. save on ground shipping at fedex office. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. get 36 months interest-free financing through thanksgiving weekend at sleep train, and save $400, $500, up to $600 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get 3 years in

. >> reporter: when the sun came up she saw her car halfway covered in mud, sinking by the minute. >> it makes me want to cry it was my first car. >> reporter: after they stopped the water authorities decided to keep eight homes evacuated because of concerns the hillside could give way. the victoria family left at 5:00 and told not to return. >> i was first in shock, secondly, afraid didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: red cross set up a relief cente the family stopped for a restroom break and a place to sit and wait for news. the cleanup effort involves heavy equipment and residents using their gardening tools. some giving into it and tackling it in their flip-flops. >> i'm speechless. >> reporter: take a look at this live picture of the mess the good news is evacuated residents have been cleared to go back to their homes if they can get to them. it has been tough to find your way around this mud, it is a hassle, thick, messy hassle. they tell me they've towed one car out of this mess, they've moved two they don't have a good count of how many more they are tying get out. amy

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. >> reporter: when the sun came up she saw her car halfway covered in mud, sinking by the minute. >> it makes me want to cry it was my first car. >> reporter: after they stopped the water authorities decided to keep eight homes evacuated because of concerns the hillside could give way. the victoria family left at 5:00 and told not to return. >> i was first in shock, secondly, afraid didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: red cross set up a relief center. the family stopped for a restroom break and a place to sit and wait for news. the cleanup effort involves heavy equipment and residents using their gardening tools. some giving into it and tackling it in their flip-flops. >> i'm speechless. >> reporter: take a look at this live picture of the mess the good news is evacuated residents have been cleared to go back to their homes if they can get to them. it has been tough to find your way around this mud, it is a hassle, thick, messy hassle. they tell me they've towed one car out of this mess, they've moved two they don't have a good count of how many more they are tying get out. a

very limited breaks of sun. tomorrow a few more peeks of sun. the radar showing a couple of showers, tracking just to the south. south of baltimore county into howard. rist the night still source, drizzles toward the 40s. upper 30s by daybreak. how is that for a cold start? we will have more on how things develop into your weekend. >> thank you. the clean up from sandy continues in new york and new jersey. >> brandy hitt is in lower manhattan with almost no power. >> reporter: three days after sandy made landfall thousands of families in hobeken are still trapped by floodwaters. >> it's really scary. we don't have that much food. we spared a little bit. >> reporter: while national guard rescues people stranded here fires continue to burn further south where homes have been flattened. >> you hear the gas, for days,. >> reporter: it's gone in to the streets because crews can't reach the area to turn it off. >> you never really expected this to be this bad. >> reporter: help and relief is being delivered but frustration is growing. at howard beach

i eliminated the sun on this summer solstice.communicating with us mortals through the sun. >> stonehedge is one of the more mysterious places you will ever find in the world. you will seat fascinating people surviving -- find out if they know something we won't. prepping for kooms day, tomorrow on. questions? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ in a world where ♪ there is so much to see ♪ there's still no other place ♪ that i would rather, rather ♪ rather, rather be ♪ [ male announcer ] dip into sabra hummus and discover a little taste of the world. enjoy sabra dips. adventure awaits. >>. >> bill: remr the >> remember the cuban missile crisis y2k, 9-11 the katrina? those are events that felt like the end of the world was coming. in these uncertain times people are worried about other kinds of doomsday a

and at that time there is full sun. there is no more sun cast, shadow cast from their property at 12:45. it is not at noon. so, there is shadow going across and they get light from 10:35 to 12:45. that light is cut off. what happens, you can see it on this bottom photograph here. the building from the corner starts impacting the garden, not the yee's home first. so, they get about four hours of sun a day, half of that is going to be cut out by this addition. that's why we asked it to be put back. >> sorry. project sponsor, you have a two-minute rebuttal. >>> first of all, i forgot to mention part of the problem with the shadow of the sun roof is they have very high fanses. their own fan is what cast a shadow on the photograph she showed you. your question on the accuracy, the architect can answer the question. thank you. >> thank you. this closes the public comment portion. commissioner antonini. >> thank you. actually, was able to go out there and see the site a little bit in the past, but i did have a question maybe f

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

the sun is out. temperatures got down near freezing this morning but it's warming up. 47 at the inner harbor. 55% the humidity. that number dropped dramatically since the sun has come up and things are beginning to warm up a little bit. the relative humidity goes down. the air is really dry. barometer 30.58. it's way up there and rising. and a northeast wind at 8 miles an hour. that high pressure is weighing down on us. it pushes all the storms away. keeps them away. air is nice and dense and heavy and cold. the cold can be seen here from last week. temperatures have fallen from the 60s, now 40s and 50s. here we are now. we expect a high today just below the normal. this red line indicates a typical high, 56 degrees. going into next week toward thanksgiving we rise a little bit but still stay just short of that normal of upper register of the mid 50s or so. 47 degrees right now in annapolis, 47 across the bay, chestertown 40, elk ton 41, 37 parkton. not quite 40 yet at frederick. in the low 30s to mi

some sun getting through that. coming in for tonight and tomorrow. it won't be as pretty tomorrow but not a bad day. the future cast we stay mainly sunny and clear through the evening hours now. we'll be clear to start the night but by tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. a few clouds work their way toward us. west of town though, still some breaks. it's going to be another chilly morning. 20s 30s ins. tomorrow afternoon we start to watch moisture in eastern north carolina. there will be showers there. then tomorrow night. a couple areas of green. maybe down to saint mary's county. so we'll watch that carefully for you. as we head into friday it looks like more sunshine. so tonight we have temperatures. down to the mid 20s in cold spots but mid 30s here in town. looking at the forecast for the next three days. today 51, tonight back in the mid 30s. tomorrow mix of sun and clouds, 52. by friday, 53 degrees as we head toward the weekend. saturday and sunday with your seven day forecast. temperatures saturday in the mid 50s. sunday and monday there's a chance of

plenty to come, including a total eclipse of the sun. how thousands reveled in a rare celestial tree. prosecutors in the united states have called for a death penalty for a long shot -- court martial in a case of a soldier killing 16 afghan villagers earlier this year, after going on a rampage. he is facing 16 counts of premeditated murder and six counts of attempted murder. >> it was a shocking incident, the death of 16 afghans, slaughtered before dawn in march. among the victims were nine children. the suspect, staff sergeant robert bayless, who had been previously injured while serving in iraq, he had been reluctant to go to afghanistan. it is alleged that he returned to his base after the first attack, heading out to the second village after finally returning, covered in blood. outrage strained relations between the afghan and u.s. authorities. prosecutors at the preliminary hearing say that the sergeant should face the death penalty if he is found guilty. his attorney argues that there is insufficient evidence to hold a court martia

by 9:00 more sun out west. still some clouds mixing in with the sun.hat will be the case in and out of the clouds all day. highs will eventually make it to the upper 40s and even low 50s. i think we'll barely get to 50 here in d.c. >>> last week maryland voters approved a ballot on the question of expanding gambling in the free state. >> now the casino closest to the d.c. area has announced its plans for adding those table games in addition to the current gaming machines. reporter alex demetric has details. >> please welcome the ultimate gambler himself mr. david cordish. >> reporter: whose casino is betting with pretty favorable odds to be the first in maryland with live table games. >> we'll bring 150-plus live table games to maryland live casinos and we expect to be flipping cards and rolling dice by early spring. >> reporter: right now the anne arundel mills casino table games are all electronic, surrounded by 5,000 slot machines. a tour through the heart of the casino shows management has already mapped out where all the blackjack, craps and roule

across the areas, the sun shinig from northern d.c. towards ocean city, everyone else under a thin layer of clouds but the storm staying to the south. that's going to move off the coast, then we watch this next storm that will dig down towards the south, developing a coastal low. for today, if you man to be out and about, at least it is going to be dry. a little on the chilly side. scattered clouds and we set back the clocks so the sun will set earlier, at 5:01 this evening. it will get darker quicker than we expect it. 29 to 37 degrees tonight, a freeze watch as you get north and west of the city. you may want to bring the plants indoors if you haven't already. they can be damaged in the cold weather overnight. this is one computer model, the european model. it brings one storm off the coast and takes the next one up the coast into midweek and these blue lines are isobars, or lines of pressure. very strong winds in baltimore, towards the coast into wednesday and winds picking up into new jersey and boston into thursday. this is the da

mix of sun and clouds. as we head toward 5:00, 48 degrees.e have a temperature which will probably top out at about the 50-degree mark with northeast winds at 5:00. this morning temps are running in the 30s. 39 arlington. 40 college park. low 30s though as you get into northern loudoun county, lovettsville is at 31. crofton is 40. at washington here, 42. looking outside on our michael & son weather camera, brightness on the eastern horizon. that's better color earlier with temperatures which are running now at 42 degrees. cloudy skies. feeling like 36 and the wind north, northeast at 10 miles an hour. our dew points are in the lower 30s so we are dealing with a nice, dry air mass. just a little bit cooler than it should be for this time of year. our futurecast got some clouds and showers down in the carolinas. the clouds have been blowing up here but the moisture, the rain, that's going to stay well to our south and southeast today with a mix of clouds and sunshine. here we are at 6:00. so maybe a little more sun, especially north and west of

the weekend and that means good stuff for us and some future cast is showing you here and we're do sun-- into sunshine tomorrow. 38 for a low tonight and with that evening shower or no-- snowflake not surprising me, sun and clouds tomorrow morning, we'll have a breeze on the back side of the storm system and that is gusty

they said say good night to the sun, gentlemen. we're watching the sun. tonight is going to be the most painful night of your lives. we're watching the sun go down. this week just gets more miserable as we go. and we're watching the sun go down. and i can remember i was standing there, and i saw out of the corner of my eye that something broke in the class. and people started running for the bell. running for it. and you could hear it going off ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. we had more people quit our class at that moment than quit at any other time in all of the training. this was what was amassing about that moment. -- amazing about that moment. they ask you to swim 50 meters underwater, swim down 50 feet and tie a knot, they make you jump in the pool with your hands tied behind your back. who would have thought that the hardest moment of the hardest week of the hardst military training in the world would come when all they had actually asked us to do was to stand on the beach and watch the sunset. that's all we had to do at that moment was stand

clouds and sun on the mild side. cloudy to north more sun toward santa clara valley.highs today 50s and 60s. but a lot of 64-65, 66 in there. thursday looks good. everything looks fine expect maybe some of that fog and we'll take that into the weekend. pam. >> thank you, steve. >>> san francisco police will have extra officers patrolling the candle stick corridor tonight following the 49er- chicago bears games. motorcycle officers and horse police officers will be watching for drunk drivers. tonight's game begins at 5:30. no official word yesterday but 49ers quarterback alex smith is expected to play after suffering a concussion during last sunday's game. the bears will be without their quarterback jay cutler who also suffered a concussion. instead jason campbell will start for chicago. >>> raiders owner mark davis is apologizing to fans after their team's latest loss. oakland was beat by new orleans 38-17. mark davis says he is disappointed with the team's regression but trying to be patient. the raiders are 3-7. they play the bengals in cincinnati next sunday. >>> h

clouds and sun. mild cloudy north. maybe light rain. more sun to the south. temperatures in the 60s here. low to mid. i mean there is really not going to be much of a change. a little cooler to the north. in fact maybe upper 50s for clear lake and ukiah. everyone pretty close in these temps. we'll cloud it up on tuesday. rain comes in tuesday night into early wednesday. once the wind dies down the clouds will clear out. thursday looks good. temperatures will be nice by the coast. i think that valley fog could be really, really tough. a lot of rain lately. >>> time now just about 6:11. the america's cup boats are bigger, faster but are they better? changes now being looked out after the oracle team's boat flipped over. >>> what paula broadwell is telling friends and neighbors as she returns home with her husband. >>> look at that. something just blew up. >> video of friday's oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico captured on video. how that crew just happened to be there when it happened. >>> look at that. something just blew up. >> yes, it did. >> this is ne

a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperature in the upper 40's and low 50's. we will talk about the nor'easter in just a few minutes. >> good morning. let's bring you up to date. broadway between eastern and t, watch for closures in the city. an accident northbound 295 near 175. northbound 95, another problem of note with a disabled vehicle. not bad as far as delays so far. 11 minutes on the west side outer loop. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is 97. no problems to report. this is 95 in harford county. big problems in the city. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we begin with that stubborn fire at that is burning in fells point. >> kim dacey joins us live from the scene. >> we are here several blocks away from the scene which is in the 500 block of broadway. you can see the smoke and water that is flying. this is a very big fire. four alarms. there have been no injuries to civilians or firefighters. they continue to fight this fire. the building has a partially collapsed. they're putting water on it just from the outside. it is the same bui

sun breaking out,round 50. tomorrow, more sun. a cold morning. cold saturday morning. freezing by dawn saturday and lots of sun during the day. outdoor weekend plans look great. afternoon highs in the low 50s. all the high school and college games friday and saturday. then sunday, skins and eagles at fedex field. ou weather. hopefully, we'll see great football. as we get into midweek next week, up to next wednesday, looking dry. coastal storms we have been talking about looks like it's going to stay out to sea. it's the latest trend. stay tuned. further west, maybe some rain. right now, we should be dry. >> we are looking forward to good football. >> yes, the skins coming off that biweek. tomorrow, we say bye to wedding week. not before finishing with a bang. >> that's right. a big finale coming up. join us for that. >> thanks for tuning in. check us out at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. see you tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. see you in the morning. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole g

a mixture of sun and clouds. no weather problems. temperatures will be about 10 degrees below average. i think the storm will be far enough to the south so that we didn't have any precipitation around the evening hours. a little messy on wednesday and thursday. 40% chance for rain or snow showers on wednesday into thursday morning with little or no accumulation. it will be kind of breezy with temperatures in the 40's. nice weather into the weekend. >> officials in new jersey and new york are working to make sure residents can get out and vote. >> displaced residents can cast a provisional ballot any polling place. at least 106 deaths in the u.s. as a result of sandy. >> 75 marylander b.g.e. workers are helping in the restoration effort in new york and new jersey. there will help repair a natural gas outages because of flooding. others are helping customers in pennsylvania. >> massive trees are down everywhere. you cannot go down the roads at all. it is amazing how much damage there is. >> crew members are expected to be deployed for

low to mid 60s, -- high clouds and sun upper 50s coast next three days will be a little warmer and dry. >>> light out there traffic-wise. happy monday. we are observing veterans day today, you can see it is very light at the bay bridge minor delays for cash paying folks, no metering lights reports of a stall incline, a van blocking left lane. we'll see wait does for the back-up there, so far, so good. marin southbound 101 tail latest towards lincoln -- tail lights towards lincoln everything at limit. this is your waze app, highway 880 nimitz towards the fremont area and it is at the limit very light to navigate around your traffic or commute available free on the app store. >>> new this morning, new video of a british couple getting rescued from their damaged yacht friday off the coast of new zealand. hong kong cargo ship rescued the couple after strong waves i had the ship, the waves smashed the yacht's hatches and portholes sending water onboard the couple suffered minor injuries said to be okay. when asked if they would sail again, this couple decided to do the safe thing they say d

clouds and sun on the mild side. cloudy to the north. more sun to the south.n temperatures will be in the 60s here. i mean low to mid. a little cooler to the north. a little warmer toward morgan hill and gilroy. so clouds increasing tuesday. rain tuesday evening and tuesday night. maybe into early wednesday. then it's out of here. we will clear it out expect for night and morning fog. that will be the thick valley fog. otherwise it will be sunny, nice quiet pattern. >>> time now 5:40. the man accused in the oikos shooting massacre. >>> victims of hurricane sandy. >>> westbound 80 traffic the mccarthur maze that traffic looks good. i'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> good morning, mostly cloudy. highs in the 60s. we'll talk about the next rain in five minutes. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right thousand. we will show you live pictures we just got this in about ten minutes ago. this is from the gaza strip. you can see a building on fire. black smoke billowing. now ga

mainly clear around the bay, mid 40s to low 50s top without high clouds and sun mid to upper 60s this afternoon. high clouds and sun rolls through inland valleys after a foggy start top out around 70 down towards the coast starting off a little humidity dew on the ground, 50, partly sunny, mid to upper 50s at noon upper 50s to near 60 partly sunny sky high clouds and sun for the afternoon. >>> looking good from the carquinez bridge into the macarthur maze 80 westbound a little busier, still just about 20 minutes between those two points traffic looks like it is flowing nicely no metering lights light minor delay paying cash on both sides of the tolls. oakland east 980 at 580 first reports of stall blocking right lane, napa 121 at 29 overturned vehicle blocking a lane there as well. >>> >> 6:01. operation impact is underway in oakland which puts highway patrol officers on the streets to help out the short staffed oakland police department. terry mcsweeney is at the substation to tell us how the first night went. >> reporter: this is where chp officers reported for duty last night. it i

sunday, the sun goes down at 5:04. as we look towards next week, showers possible for monday and the clouds might get in here late on sunday. right now, we're going to stay dry for tuesday, big election day. might be some swers there early morning and we hope it will keep moving on out, monday looking good as well. that's your seven-day forecast. let's send it over to scott smith for a look at the sportscast. >>> the carolina panthers have the worst record in the nfc but programs they are better than the 1-6 record. the panthers were 1-5 when they beat the skins last year 33-20. a big reason why was because of this guy, cam newton, over 300 all-purpose yards and two touch downs en route to setting an nfl report of 14 touch downs by a q b. the report is now being chased by our own rob gert griffin 3. rgiii says he would rather draw a comparison with sun with a little more hardware. >> you know, there are a lot similarities. i don't know. i would rather be compared to an aaron rodgers, or a guy who has won super bowls. t

in the afternoon high clouds and sun low to mid 60s coast, mid six anties to 70 bay -- upper 60s to 70 inland. >>> san mateo bridge, friday hopefully for friday light so far so good from hayward towards foster city construction due to be picked up in half an hour westbound direction 6 a.m. eastbound. problem now in hayward northbound 88 580 marina big rig accident blocking two right lanes. roadwork on the dumbarton until 50 clock, both directions. >>> -- police asking for the public's help finding the passenger who viciously beat a muni station agent for trying to do his job. amy hollyfield is live at the van ness station. >> reporter: the good miss is that they have surveillance -- the good news is they have surveillance video. look at this image, see if you recognize this man. you can see the -- you can't see the agent but you see the man at someone. he was not attacked. this happened at the van they say station. police say the man was mad at the station agent because he wouldn't let him take his bike on the train. >> reaching the platform level the suspect immediately turned around

this will continue to limit visibility all throughout the coastline, next several hours, sun doesn't come up for another hour, going to be after the 8:00 hour into 9:00 when we see sunshine, when we do, more mild afternoon temperatures coast limited clearing around the bay, once again, mid and upper 60s, temperatures above normal today and inland less fog in the morning and a nice afternoon. sue what about the commute? >> so far, so good, very thick fog, good morning this is the -- you can't tell this is the san mateo bridge, just about 20 minutes ago we could see the fog has settled on to the span, very, very slow, traffic moving, but you should take it slow, it is thick in waves and you come up on it, so fast, limited visibility on all san francisco, all bay area bridges i should say, here is the bay bridge, metering lights just turned on, traffic beginning to back towards the overcrossing, metering lights will be slowing you as you head towards san francisco and thick fog on the deck. looking at our waze app getting under the fog showing your commute a lot of our traffic cameras a

may be age to see sun dogs where it looks like a rainbow or -- ball of fire on either side of the sun you may be able to see that today. if you get a picture send it to us. thicker clouds tomorrow, evening showers, still mild, mid 60s to 70 for highs tomorrow, low to mid 60s another wave of showers from the system, rain likely ahead of our next system coming down from alaska, saturday's temperatures continue to taper, cooler sunday, monday that complete wet forecast in a few minutes. first the morning commute. >>> good morning. nice commute so far, earlier stall bay bridge s-curve cleared, golden gate bridge light traffic, northbound earlier roadwork, were you down to one lane that has been picked up, right now configured three and three crews will get your fourth lane southbound for your morning commute, nice traffic east shore freeway past university avenue into berkeley and emeryville no delays there at the metering lights remain off at bay bridge eastbound 4 loveridge shutdown until 5:30 detour back on the freeway using the on-ramp. otherwise roadwork south 101 waldo grade two rig

sun, for some, more sun to the south.res in the 60s today for almost everybody unless you are up towards ukiah and clearlake. increasing clouds, rain comes in tuesday night, wednesday morning. it is out of here. looks good. it will be dry. coast should be beautiful here. but that inland fog could be really thick for driving purposes. >>> 7:56. we have more on this hour's breaking news. people have been hurt in a fire at a russian river resort. >>> a local group extends an olive branch to san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi and his family. >> reporter: san jose police are searching for a wanted man connected to a crime wave across the city. we'll tell you how an innocent driver ended up being killed. >>> and hundreds of low-income families will be getting help for the holidays but charities still need your help. we'll tell you just how short they are on turkey when "mornings on 2" returns. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ]

this monster storm still affecting us days and days late we are the coolness and the sun -- coolness and the unsettledness going orange. a few showers on the north carolina and virginia border and in the mountains again seeing some rain and snow showers there and you know if we have a sprinkle north of town today that wouldn't be the craziest thing. don't if surprised about that. generally a mix of sun and clouds and in the evening hours the sunsets and start to clear out some, looks like a generally clear to partly cloudy night and a cold night. we're dipping into the 30s near 40 in town and by the way. but low to mid-30s in most areas by saturday morning. saturday morning is going to be another breezy chilly morning. but a sunny day for the most part with highs tomorrow into the low 50s, might see somebody near 54 or 55. and then on sunday another disturbance, looks like it's going to pass down. the weekend looks dry just a little bit on the cool side. today 55. breezy. tonight we'll dip into the 30s and tomorrow breezy again. tot the autism walk down on the national mall and toppe

still some showers, breezy, sun, clouds. rain holding on parts of the east bay, south bay and peninsula. about another hour things should be done. this is the first of three systems. next week looks dry. until went we have pretty good rain in the north bay thursday night into friday morning. everybody gets in on that. one more system comes in on the weekend. things should wind own and end sunday. about a quarter toinch two inches, the one coming in, if it stalls out on the north bay, that is when they can have a lot of problems, russian river, mendocino county, lake county and also marin county. >> any snow in the sierra? >> very high. this is a really warm system, not cold. snow level is above 7500 feet for some. >> thank you. >>> the writers who vote baseball players into the hall of fame will decide if barry bonds deserves a spot in cooperstown. he is set to appear on the hall of fame ballot today along with roger clemons and sammy associate all of the they've all been associated with steroid use. voting takes place throu

the sun did not help the temperatures much today. we got out of the 40's. 51 was the high at the airport. typical is 61. 33 was the low, near freezing. 40 is the typical low. the record was 22. it is 49 in annapolis. 43 in frederick. down to 30 in oakland. they have a lot of snow out there. take a look at the satellite's radar combination. here are the scattered showers over head. a disturbance to the south will miss us as it goes out to sea. the way the jet stream is set up, it looks like this may be a problem by the middle of the week. here is the one disturbance passing to ourself. week high pressure over us. still snow in new england. rain and snow associated with this. this storm and one developing in the planes are expected to face together when they come near the coast. that is not good when these storms come together at the same time. they phase up. that is a lot of energy coming together. that may happen in the middle of the week. tonight looks quite. some freeze warnings out. north winds at 2 to 7 miles an hour. in the city

saturday in the bad at all, mid-50s with sun. we'll bring in the chance for showers as we move from sunday night into early monday. as we look beyond that into that busiest travel time of the year, tuesday into wednesday. right now projections keeping the weather clear, just a little breezy perhaps by wednesday. right now the setup into our turkey day setup is not bad at all. critical. when i was in the military i used to fly on that. you zoo want so much as a rain shower. i had a good time today apple ton. they had some outstanding questions about the weather, superstorm sandy and the different elements and why that was such an unusual maryland storm and showed some pictures there. it was a good time in columbia. >> professor. >> it's important to teach the youth about the science. they're very smart. how many feet in a mile, they were on it. 5280. >> thanks a lot. >> it's been two weeks since superstorm sandy devastated the east coast. >> many people are still without power, including two long island sisters and they turned the

but the sun will return later on. here's the day planner, we start with cloudy skies for the most part. with temperatures in the mid 40s by 9:00. low 50s by noon. 3:00 53. with those winds starting to kick up this afternoon northwest 10 to 20 and a drive home temperature right at 50 degrees. >>> good morning everybody. college basketball season is here. the hoyas they play on an aircraft carrier next week against florida. the terps play the defending national champion kentucky in brooklyn. but tonight, their season begins in college park. the maryland terrapins host indiana university in their only exhibition game of the preseason. and there'll be some familiar faces. the terps return four starters to the lineup. to go along with a nationally ranked recruiting class something the head coach is excited the debut. >> our talent level is different. absolutely, we're digger, stronger, faster, deeper. you'll see that tomorrow night. and i expect a -- >>> and some college football last night. logan thomas and the virginia t

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as we look at the two-degree guarantee, sun mixed with clouds. don't forget as we go into sunday to set those clocks back. 2ham mr. become 1 a.m. fall back. monday 52 coming out of the weekend. low 50s. most of the early parts of the weekend will be in the 40s. you'll want to dress warm as you head out to the mall or wherever your plans take you. if you're going out into the evening, you want to dress warm. right now the voting record is looking good for tuesday. >> got to love that. >>> coming up, all brand-new spanking new, everyone pitching in. the financial help victims are being offered and tearing down homes to make neighborhoods safer. we'll tell you more and how it's helping the community. those stories and lot more coming up. now a preview of what's ahead at 6:30. >> what drives barack obama and mitt romney, not just as candidates but people. diane sawyer, inside the oval office. a portrait of the the candidates. >>> forget face-lifts. what if you can ditch those wrinkles with yoga. it will give you an all natural lift. women are skippin

in san jose, it is sun, sun, sun, sun. what is the big deal? this happens all the time. this is what happens tomorrow. front stalls out. 6:00, you are waiting, it happens around 9:00 p.m. by 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m. it moves into the central bay. you get the picture. watch. through. so the timing -- stalled front. but it is a good plan. it gets hung up and it will rain. they will get an inch of rain. fremont, a drizzle. highs tomorrow represent the fact it isn't going to be that rainy in san jose. 66 degrees in san jose. five-day forecast looks like this. time we get the rain. this will be a slow mover. north bay, maybe san francisco will be wet. everybody else not till 8:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 we are following a afternoon shooting in san jose that left a teen hospitalized. plus the search for a suspect. also -- >> friends and family say he should stay. why they say a man's case is a test for the obama administration. >> join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> a turkey in one hand and his newbor

hour by hour today still near freezing with the sun up. we'll have bright sparkling sun and a clear sky with invigorating temperatures. it will be chilly by noontime. the mid-40s by lunch hour. by 3:00 p.m., upper 40s, maybe briefly near 50. by late afternoon after sunset, right back down into the low 40s. sunrise 6:50. sunset 4:55. i'll return with a hometown forecast in ten minutes. first 4 traffic with danella. >> good morning. thanks, tom. >>> over to the roadways, traveling d.c. 295 at eastern avenue as you make your way southbound, only the left lane will get you by. road work still in place in that area. i am seeing a little yellow guy go by. that means you are slow as you approach the work zone in that area. just be aware of that. let's head over to 50 in maryland. as you travel to annapolis and make your way on the beltway in both directions. as you continue on 50. traffic getting by without any issue, inbound and outbound, nice and clear. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> today the cia and fbi will brief several cong

storm team 4, sun breaking out this afternoon. more sun tomorrow, saturday and sunday. but cold mornings and chilly afternoons. the coastal storm will be farther out to sea. won't gets any precipitation from it. a look at traffic now. good morning. >> good morning. let's check the rails first. if you're traveling on the red line, delays in both directions. still causing delays. 892 no delays at this time. traveling on the road, 29 southbound as you make your way past. you are starting to slow down just a bit. it is stop and go to the beltway. >> 6:53. a maryland womans she was in so much pain after a doctor left a piece of equipment in her foot following surgery. now she is threatening to sue over the medical mistake. she said she had surgery nine months ago at montgomery medical center. she said a doctor removed a bunion but left something behind. she kept complaining that her foot her a week after surgery but the doctor sent her home without an x-ray. a second doctor checked her out and found a broken drill bit. >> i didn't put it in myself so someone needs to pay for

low clouds to start and the sun will be out in full force. dense fog expected saturday making way to a completely sunny finish. sunday, yes, if you've been lacking sleep lately, you'll get a little bit extra sunday morning as we fall back one hour, sleep in one hour. 81 degrees on sunday, great for outdoor activities. back to you, guys. >> thank you very much. >>> turning to decision 2012 and it is getting closer. just five days to go before the nation heads to the polls. president obama is out on the road today. governor romney taking a different tone after hurricane sandy. we get the latest this morning from nbc's tracie potts. >> reporter: president obama is back on the campaign trail today. new nbc polls show him ahead by six in iowa, three in wisconsin and two in new hampshire, but this week he's focused on new jersey. >> we are not going to tolerate red tape, we're not going to tolerate bureaucracy. >> reporter: touring storm damage with republican rival governor chris christie. >> i cannot thank the president enough for his personal co