louis in the 70s and tat little sliver of warmth is coming our way for next several days. this evening if you're going out, 7:00 p.m. temperatures around 62 and we'll fall through the 50s for the rest of this evening in the city areas north and west, you'll be cooler, of course. this weekend 60s for daytime highs. more clouds saturday versus sunday. sunday looks pretty nice. plenty of sunshine coming our way. meanwhile, joaquin still a hurricane but it's category 1 continues to weaken and racing away from bermuda now and the that continues to out to sea and we probably won't hear too much about it for the next several days unless it maintains some strength and head towards eu rope. they'll watch it there becauae it might bring them some rain. lows in the 40s and 50s. still on the chilly side, especially north and west where your temperatures will drop into the low 50 40s. tomorrow 72 and 74 on wednesday and then 60s and the rain coming on fridayp out of here by the ekend. guys, out of here. >> thank you. >>> still much more ahead on news 4 at 5:00 >>> new clues in the sear

heading outside we have a sliver of a hint of coastal stratus under the golden gate bridge, that willothing but ample sunshine. we are in the 50s and 60s at this hour, cool start the day in napa at 50 degrees, up to a high of 89. 70s beaches, 70s and 80s peninsula all the way up to 95 degrees hotspots inland. weather pattern to the week. >>> >>> ahead, we'll see how one school's decision could have children everywhere leaping to their feet. >> you might notice something is missing in this california classroom. coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll tell you why this school wants to be the first in the country to get rid of all of their chairs, and why some doctors say other schools should be doing the same. ♪ i'm still standing ♪ if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type

you see that sliver of light below the clouds, that is where the sunshine is. it is 53 with northeast wind at 23 mph. it will be a breezy day inland and windy at the coast. things are looking better inland and it is rough at the shore. quieter week ahead and tuesday, wednesday and thursday and even tomorrow looking lovely. yesterday it was wrought at 55 and the temperatures bump up. we anticipate low 60s. many of us close to the coast will be in the 50s today. tuesday we will be close to 70 and 68 is the normal high. improving warmth and an improving forecast. now an update on hurricane joaquin which is category 3 with 115 mile sustained winds. it is moving northeast at 21 mph. it is 210 miles southwest of bermuda and they are already feeling the force of the storm. can see the outer band already crossing the island. they have a long stretch to go before they are done with the storm and the life-threatening surge. on the vortex satellite for us here at home in comparison, things are much improved. there is no green on the screen which means no wet weather. i th

future cast illustrates a little sliver of low clouds and patchy fog at the san mateo coast making itsay onto the golden gate bridge. it'll wipe away from the caused by lunchtime and will be fog free during afternoon hours. therefore temperatures will respond nicely. 70s at the beaches today, 70s and 80s across the bay to the mid and high 80s around the peninsula. east of the bay up to 95 degrees and brentwood low 90s, 95 to the south in gilroy, 90 to the north in santa rosa. full forecast at 48 minutes after the hour. how's it going, gianna? >> getting busy. if you plan on taking 85 for the morning commute, heads up, reports of a new accident northbound past saratoga, blocking lanes, six vehicles involved. we are seeing delays as a result. another accident as you work your way northbound 17 approaching 85. heads-up for that also, some delays because of that accident, also northbound 101 out of morgan hill and again once you hit a santa clara, open roads, but busy delays along 101. southbound 880 at marina, left lane down for the count due to a multivehicle accident. flow conditions th

santa rosa is at 50 degrees, a sliver of fog lining the san mateo coast this morning but that's about it. today everybody will enjoy some sunshine, mid-70s in pacifica, 70s and 80s common across the bay, 80s to 90s inland, 89 degrees in napa after 87 yesterday, 95 the outside number. i will have the complete forecast coming up in 18 minutes after the hour. >>> checking the roadways right now, we will show you drive times if you are commuting along the peninsula this morning. it's in the green. no delays along 101, 92 to the 80 split, eastbound 92 headed out of half moon bay toward hayward looks pretty good, also across the san mateo bridge, southbound side of 101, nothing major, everything looks good, but the green northbound 101, working our way into san jose, no trouble spots. our only trouble spot is pretty typical for a monday morning, westbound 580 coming away from tracy as you work your way into the altamont pass. of you brake lights, things clear up as the want to hit the dublin interchange. if you want to skip the roadways and take mass transit, everything is right on time, ba

it's only by a sliver of moonlight. turtles clamber on the beaches each year one of only two species to stage this mass invasion of nesting season. they lay their eggs and quickly-dug hallows. it's their only protection against the dangers of the night. like these men known as horsemen. they scour the beach swooping on legs to sell as delicacies. even as mothers lay them. it's illegal, but they say they have little choice. >> i'm here because i need this work. we all have families. we don't have education or the papers to get regular jobs. over 70% of the eggs laid on the beach are taken and the number of these turtles has halved over the last 40 years. >> apart from human predators, we're also at risk from animals and birds and less than 1% of them will make them to adultho adulthood. >> middle men sell the eggs for ten times or more what they pay the horsemen, in the market where it has been part of traditional cuisine for centuries. the navy used to guard these beaches year round, but now the government is stepping u

. >> reporter: they arrive one by one, lit only by a sliver of moonlight.illion endangered turtles clamber on to the beaches each year. they lay their eggs in quickly dug hollows. it's their only protection against the dangers of the night like these men. they scour the beach, swooping on eggs to sell as local delicacies, even as the mothers lay them. it's illegal, but they are from poor and isolated communities, and say they have little choice. >> translator: i'm here because i need this work. we all have families. we don't have education or the papers to get the regular jobs. >>> -- >> reporter: over 70% of the eggs were taken. the eggs these turtles are laying are really up against it. they are also at risk from animals and birds, and that means that less than 1% of them are going to make it to adulthood. >> middlemen sell the eggs for ten times or more what they pay the horsemen in the nearby market where they have been part of traditional cuisine for centuries. the navy used to guard these beaches year-round, but but pulled off to fight the cartels. no

the only sliver of good news is that the hurricane force winds are only about 15 miles ride. the rest of this is tropical storm force wind. however, the flooding, the winds, the storm surge, the flash flooding are going to be huge concerns within the next 12 hours. this is going to make landfall tonight as a category 5. then it will quickly dissipate as it heads lou the terrain. it is a quick-moving system however it is a dangerous storm. the national hurricane center does not use the word catastrophic often so this is a big deal. the moisture will imfact our forecast next week -- impact our forecast next week. >>> around here, we don't usually see our first winter storm for a few weeks. people in prince george's county know that practice makes perfect. that's why snowplows hit the road early this morning to get ready for winter even before it gets here. niki burdine road along with one of those. >> reporter: you may not be ready for snow, but you mow who is? the crews in prince george's county, especially the first lady of snowplows, vanessa who gave us a ride along this mor

. >> reporter: they arrive one by one, lit only by a sliver of moonlight.on endangered turtles camber on to the beaches in southwest mexico each year, one of only two species to stage this mass invasion. they lay their eggs in quickly dug holos. it's their only production against the dangers of the night. like these men known as horseman. they swoop on the eggs to sell as local del -- delicacies. it's illegal, but they say they have little choice. >> translator: i'm here because i need this work. we all have families. we don't have education or the papers to get the regular jobs. >> reporter: over 70% of the eggsen the beach were recently taken, and the number of the turtles worldwide have halved in the last 50 years. these eggs are also at risk from animals and birds, and that means that less than 1% of them are going to make it to adulthood. middlemen sell the eggs for ten times or more what they pay the horsemen at the market. the illicit trade flourishes in full sight of the mayor's office. the navy used to guard these beaches year round, but was pulled

it is a various mall sliver of front. sometimes, you will have the front come through, and the truly arrive. that is what we will be seeing out there this afternoon, the little bit of time around the peak heating of the day for us to get a couple of lenses of sun, maybe just a few hours, and jump. more clouds from the west will melt away from this evening. we' ve all continue to see cooler air arrived, and that will eventually bring us the cooler air for the week. we are still going to run the risk later this afternoon of a couple moving through, we may see one or two in time for the evening commute in southern or southeastern areas, but for the most, the most organized of the rainfall we were going to have again, a jump out west spirit it will take longer out of the coast where you have the marine layer stick around for a little bit longer. it may be a little more stubborn there. warmth for the time being. tomorrow, we have a breeze out of the northwest at 10, 20 miles an hour, which will reinforce the cooler air mass th

this sliver of pretty heavy rain coming up the turnpike. that's going to be extending northward. i'll put this in motion on fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. you can see it all advancing northward. the wider view is going to show a gap here. that will get in here later tonight. this will head up across long island. more rain to the south. we're not going to be out of this tomorrow. a little light rain in the morning. then it will become drizzle or spotty showers as the system moves along. it's this front stuck to the south. notice the moisture trail. there's the high pressure to the north and that strong northeasterly wind will continue into tomorrow. it's rain or drizzle tomorrow. staying only in the low to middle 50s again. clouds will hang tough into tomorrow night as the futurecast will show the improvement not really starting to take place until sunday. clouds for sunday. i think in the afternoon, the sun may start to peek out. a little brightening at that in early next week. there's joaquin. it's a category 3, 125-mile-an-hour winds, moving to the north at 7. take a look at the track

a little sliver of sunshine in new york harbor and a couple showers 69 degrees. southwest wind at 10 and a high today a comfortable 72. the average high, 65. we're closer to that tomorrow. rainfall has been light. couple more showers through the early part of the evening. citifield, 70 degrees. white plains, 65 . newark at 70. jfk coming in at 70 degrees. most of our numbers in the upper 60s and lower 70s although monticello has cooled down to 59. pretty good breeze in flushing right now. doesn't feel good as last night. definitely need the jacket. right now winds mostly out of there's a shower threat through the early evening then partial cooling. a little on the cool side. 40s north and west. breeze picks up during the day tomorrow and more clouds mix with sun tomorrow. overall a partly sunny day. while we've had a break in the showers and now they're playering -- flaring up over the front. they seem to be weakening as they get in new jersey. as they hold together there are about 60 miles. this from citifield and on that track. moving around 35 miles per hour.

do it because we will never have an honest conversation in any of our communities if only a sliver of the population is part of the conversation. that's not an honest conversation and we will never have an honest conversation about the future if only a sliver of the population is even being thought about and so it becomes imperative amongst us that if we really want to address these issues, if we really want to move the needle on these challenges in these opportunities that we have here, it means they cannot be exclusive conversations at it means we cannot as elders or leaders or whatever you want to call ourselves, we can't think there's a default reaction to box out. but, the default reaction must be, this is our time to develop our leaders. this is our time to celebrate and because in essence, this is all about them, not about us. this is about them. it's about trying to forge the life and future that frankly, they can grow up in that we didn't see. is just about making the future better so the type of things that we had to experience or go through or whatever, that the only time p

more kids are being brought ashore soaking wet and slivering at risk of hypothermia and refugee camps lack proper shelter and clothing. i asked about what the refugee crisis says about europe and the rest of the world. >> it's a shameful state of affairs for the world that we've not done more to solve this problem. i think the international community, john, will look back on syria the way we look back today on rwanda and feel as though we should have done better. it also means we need to move toward a political, diplomatic settlement in syria because treating the refugees is really just treating the symptoms. you need to do go to the heart of the problem. austria has said it's going to build a fence on the border of slovenia in order to control the refugees. their word. is this the beginning in europe of more control over the borders? >> i think the europeans will have to work through the question of do they continue to have open passage across their border or build walls and fences. in the meantime, there's a humanitarian crisis that the europeans have to and ultimately they will add

. >> reporter: they arrive one by one, lit only by a sliver of moonlight.r on to the beaches of wahaka, southwest mexico each year, one of only two species to stage this mass invasion in nesting season. they lay they are eggs. it's their only protection against the dangers of the night. like these men known as cabelleros or horsemen, they scour those looking to steal egg. the caballeros say he have it little chose. >> i am here because i need this work. we all have families. we don't have education or the papers to get the regular jobs. >> over 70% of the eggs were recently taken and the number of of those is hard the last 50 years. >> the eggs these turtles are laying are up against it. they are at risk from animals and birds and less than 1% of them are going to make it to adulthood. >> men middle sell the eggs for more than 10 times what they pain the caballeros where they have been part of traditional cuisine. the trade flourishes in full sight of the mayor's. the navy used to guard these beaches year 'round but was pulled off to battle mexico's car tel

and then we add in the pears which i slivered. and cut these right before you put them in because they're going to oxidize quickly. >> and they are so wonderful. >> and put extra virgin olive oil and then toss in some of the blue cheese. >> sure. >> and you see pears with blue cheese a lot. they are a great mixture. >> all right. >> and that's -- >> a little pepper maybe? >> absolutely. >> touch of pepper. okay. >> there you go. >> can i plate? >> go ahead. this is your nice fall sal ed. still coming in because it's harvest season so we have a lot of great produce. >> there we go. beautiful. wonderful colors. stephanie, look at that. thank you. >> thanks, dad. >>> we will be right back. i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto . hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke i

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we only have a sliver, a hint of some coastal clouds. clouds will clear out. remember on saturday it was pretty dense and we did have that fog advisory in place. same story again today, but the clouds back, it's not as deep as it was over the weekend. ormer temperatures again today and layer air masses, relative humidity tumbling. we will have those unseasonably warm temperatures coming, coast will be clearing out under high pressure, we will have the temperatures, above average temperatures, continue for days, all week long for the most part. temperatures in the mid-90s throughout the central valley, 95 in writing. we will talk about 77 throughout monterey bay and carmel. 94 today, lots of sunshine in uliah, not rain drop of sight in colophon you. pacifica, 74, spectacular. nearly 80 in san francisco. across the baby will top off in the low 80s from oakland through emeryville, mid-80s in mountain view. 95 is the outside number, it'll be 87 in san rafael. string of 90s condemning prettily, we see temperatures in the mid-80s all the way through sunday with the

it was a little sliver on the east coast of south carolina. the highest total we've seen anywhere in the state was cainhoy. 26.88 inches of rain. inkridab incredible amount of water. sumter, charleston, myrtle beach and columbia. this is spread across the state. south carolina, there are 312 road closures, 130 bridges are closed because they've been damaged or have debris or have been washed away. a lot in the central portions of the state but some near charleston and georgetown. it's still raining, unfortunately. this is the last couple hours of our epic storm. rainfall from the myrtle beach area, going northward to north carolina, where it hasn't rained that hard. they can take the rainfall better than their friends to the south. still have flash flood warnings from wilmington to charleston. it'll be better this afternoon. predicting another inch of rain. when you think it's an inch compared to 20, they can we will see scattered showers and storms. >> bill, thank you. >>> if you plan on using an atm machine today, we have news you'll want to

>>reporter: they arrive one by one lit only by a sliver of moonlight. the turtles climb on the beaches of southwest mexico each year to stage a mass invasion in nesting season. they lay their eggs in quickly dug hollows. it's their only protection against the dangers of the night like these men. they scour the beaches swooping up eggs to sell as local dell carcinomacies even as the mothers lay them. it's illegal them but they say they have little choice. >> i'm here because i need this work. we all have families. we don't have education or the papers to get regular jobs. >>reporter: over 70% of the eggs on the beach were recently taken and the number of the turtles worldwide has has halved in the past years. less than 1% of them are going to make it to adulthood. middlemen sell the eggs for ten times or more what they paid to buy them. they've been part of traditional cuisine for centuries. the navy used to guard the beaches year round but was pulled off to battle mexico's cartels only returning when massive numbers of turtles arrive. now the government

it is just a 10% listing, so a really small sliver of shares.obably could have squeezed more out of the listing today. at the same time, when shares open, what fiat chrysler was like to see and what ferrari would like to see is that the stock does well today. as long as it's only a 10% free float in the market, it probably will do well. in the long-term strategy, marchionne wants to position himself as a hero of the markets. for instance, if he does make a proposal for gm, which he's been talking about, a very positive ferrari ipo is good for fiat chrysler in the long run. if he would have bumped it up to the top of the range, then the stock doesn't do so well, it is probably not that good for fiat chrysler in the long run. manus: chris, thank you very much. all about creating that exclusivity. thank you very much. now, what have we got later? nobel prize day. economics winner angus deighton and harvard history professor for ferguson join tom keene a special edition of "surveillance." you don't want to miss that at 4:00 p.m. london, 11:00 a.m. n

then we have this sliver coming on through. mostly tomorrow afternoon into the first part of tomorrow night. your holiday weekend is going to be outstanding. ninety-seven, 60s in seattle, also backed to kansas city. eighty in atlanta to the gulf coast staying in the 80s tomorrow. here is your day planner. breaking through the clouds, and then we will see 69 degrees, and there is the real threat of showers, 76 for tomorrow afternoon. cold front barreling along. breezy, cooler and nice. perfect if you need a nice walk after the holidays. and then columbus day featuring nice weather as well. fiftys for most of the suburbs, north and west. temperatures will probably start rising. sixty-eight on sunday, looking good for columbus day. and then it stays mild wednesday and thursday. overnight lows in the 50s. jennifer: just in time for the weekend. steve: thank you. coming up next, a very memorable day in baseball history. jennifer: one of the most perfect games ever in the world series. >> the long island expressway between 11th stree

a sliver of good news. the rain is letting up but water is still the enemy with flooding expected to get worse -- fast. >> everything i have is gone. look at this. we don't know have place to go. >> jonathan surrey is live from forest acres. >> reporter: here in the columbia area the cleanup is beginning. crews are going into the back of this dry cleaners and cleaning it out. there was a car that was damaged but the flood waters are receding. the governor is holding a news conference at this moment. she said the flood waters in the midlands are subsiding but the waters are heading downstream and expected to become more of a problem for the low country. with that, comes the potential for additional dam breaches. residents learned all too quickly how fast the water can rise. parker says flood alert on her smart phone woke her to discover the first floor of her tri-level was flooded. in the short time parker and her husband were trying to gather important documents and medicine the flood had already risen to t

the quotation is basically saying we nearly one against a slivered opposition, they are won against a slivered opposition, they are going to be united against us and we had better have a bigger hammer. there's a real optimism coming out of the selection among george supporters, among the labor movement, not only locally but nationally read there is something happening here. we could easily see a third-party go national in a couple of years and run like in europe, a true third party that would be an alternative to the mainstream parties that are in the hands of big business. here is george on the eve his concession speech, and he basically says the future is ours. this is bunker hill. the continentals were driven back, but they symbolically won a victory that resounded around the world. they won a victory that made this republican reality, and god would live in new york. we want to victory that makes the true victory of the republic certain of our time. there was a time i wanted to name the book the true republic of the future. it is a recognition george is saying you have to adjust th

here is the freeze watch that covers the western half of loudoun county, and a sliver of howard county and frederick, hagerstown, and martinsburg. the sensitive plants will be can a -- kaput. the watch is for tomorrow night not tonight. 32 in gaithersburg, and 38 downtown. the first time we hit the 30s so far downtown this season and 35 in fredericksburg. bring the plants in tonight if you want them to survive. bring them in tonight. by morning, 7:00, only in the low to mid-40s, again, not the cold night, chilly no doubt but we'll advance the futurecast to 10:00. 50 in ma manassas. the soccer games in the morning, dress for the 30s and the rest of the day, dress for the 40s. at 1:00, drawling into the mid- 50s, maybe 56 downtown and 54 in bowie. there will be a couple of showers, hagueers down, winchester, and coupler with -- cumberland. our friends across the divide, a rain or show shower possible. sunday morning, dropping in the 30s already. for tonight, clear skies, breezy and colder and no frost or freeze, 38 up to 48 and tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, breezy and cold and 38 to 55

i will return federal gas taxes to the state, leaving a sliver with the federal government for truly national needs and downsize the department of transportation and give it a smaller role supporting states with research and safety standards. federal spending will go down, resources for highways and transit can go up and states can work faster and more efficiently. keep your money and fix your roads the way you want to. no more taking gas tax money to washington. cut some off-the-wall -- keep it right here in new hampshire for what you need, and if you don't need it you can send it to ohio. it's critical we can give states the freedom to help americans keep their skills sharp and competitive. that's what this place is all about, training and education is a lifelong endeavor. you cannot stop after you graduate from high school, vocational school, community college or the university. it is lifelong. washington doesn't. let states pursue their own ideas the result is workers usually can't get training help unless they lose their jobs first. much of the money only get sent to the states

it's only by a sliver of moonlight. a million endangered turtles climb on the beaches of southwest m each year, one of only two beaches to stage this nes massive invasion during nesting season. they dig to protect against the dangerous of the night. like these men known as horsem horsemen, they scour in, even as the mothers lay them. it's illegal, but they're from poor and isolated communities say they have little choice. >> i'm here because i need this work. we all have families. we don't have education or papers to get regular job. >> over 70% of the eggs were recently taken, and the number has halved in the last 50 years. >> their eggs are really up against it. apart from human predators they're at risk from animals and birds. that means less than 1% of them will make it to adulthood. >> they sell the eggs for ten times or more than what they pay for them. in the market where they've been part of the cuisine for centuries. the navy used to guard these beaches year round, but was pulled off to battle mexico's cartels

temperatures back up near 70 by tomorrow afternoon with just a sliver or two of sunshine late tuesday afternoon. >> are development plans underway now that could take some of the stress out of driving in northern virginia. you have until tomorrow to join a special committee working to extend vre rail service. it would be extended from manassas to gainesville and hay market. if you don't want to join the committee, there will be a public meeting next month. >>> right now thousands of people are gathering for the second annual washington prayer gathering on the national mall. the lincoln memorial is the site for what's meant to be a display of unity for churches across d.c., maryland and virginia. more than 250 of them will send representatives. the event will wrap up around 12:30. >>> turkey is blaming different extremist groups including isis and kurdish separatists for two deadly explosions over the weekend. the blast in the capital city killed at least 95 people and left hundreds more wounded. turkey declared three days of mourning. the kurds accused turkey's government of failing t

there is colder or to be had after a sliver of warmth. the front will come in and cut this off. i temperatures into the afternoon -- there could be a couple of areas above 70 degrees this afternoon. still that risk of an additional shower or two later on this afternoon. that chance of 70 degrees could go all the way up to the lakes region. further north, you are in the 60' s, except in far northern new hampshire. at the same time, the cooler air air is cut off. through. a thinning of cloud cover is all it is going to take with a southerly wind and then the chance of late they showers before temperatures start to s to barely near 50 degrees. lows will be in the 20' 30' s. temperatures from the mid-40' s s. a couple of showers over the weekend will be the next system that tries to arrive sometime on sunday morning. should be pulling away sunday afternoon. temperatures will get back up near 60 degrees. the front brings temperatures back into the 50' s. sean: i want to give a quick shout out to a group of duden said nashua community college area some of them could be future journali

with witnesses, that i tampered with melissa munroe, changed people's testimony and there wasn't a sliveridence. that was so damning to let a prosecutor argue that, without anybody being in charge, no type of physical evidence, no audio, no nothing. >> a decision from the supreme court would take three years to come down. but in 2006, seth got word from his former co-defendant, pablo aybar, also on death row. >> pablo sent word, your appeal's been granted. congratulations, you got another chance at life. and i was just in such shock. >> the florida supreme court had unanimously granted seth a new trial. >> appeals are really about does the judge make errors. we were able to reverse that case on appeal and be granted a new trial for what the court called cumulative error. >> i was disappointed for the family. it was gut-wrenching that you have to go through this again. >> but for seth's lawyers who spent more time arguing seth's case than any attorneys on any case in broward county history, the prospect of a third trial was daunting. >> it was just so draining, especially third time. i'm n

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there's a sliver of sunshine boston down through south coast. as you work west cloud all over the place. the sun may be giggling now. the clouds will win that battle. and we do have some showers out of those clouds. especially through southern new this is the weather system that we track. the first band of rain will new hampshire seacoast to fitchburg. sprinkles. metro boston eventually this here part of the weather system west of albany sweeps into the metro mid-to-late afternoon. it's actually moving at good clip. i think we can move the threat of rain out of here. probably by 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. we'll have honest and off showers developing through the afternoon. here's we are at 4:30 when you notice the storm time line looks like this. also notice a little bit of yellow and orange. those will be heavier downpour. i am not anticipating severe weather in new england. it's not repeat of last week. i think we'll have on-and-off showers through the afternoon including thenning commute. temps this afternoon between 66 and 71. and the southwester

. >> you don't think tens of thousands of people cheering for him -- >> just a narrow little sliver. this liver i thought donald trump has but still getting wider. i don't think at the end of the day when people have to pull the lever i don't think -- >> it is the year of the outsider and he has galvanized support among the democratic base but there's a good chance tonight, bernie sanders if you watch him he is not over the scripted. finos where he stands. hillary clinton doesn't know which side of an issue she is on, she is really i think having trouble tonight. >> far and away bernie sanders has the most to gain and she has to defend a lot of positions like the keystone pipeline which turned out there is no environmental risk to this and she's still opposing it. i look forward to serious questions on that for her but use that hillary clinton has the most to lose because she is the clear front runner usually in a debate scenario the clear front runner has the easiest time because you just defend this standss that people are already supporting. >>, what happens with donald trump in t

i slivered to not wake him. i was afraid i was going to wake him. blood was coming down my legs. collected my clothing. i was completely freaked out. >> did you tell anyone? >> i told my boss. i told her and she said, well, nobody's going to believe you. i suggest you shout your mouth. >> many of the women we interviewed suspected bill cosby's behavior was an open secret in hollywood. >> let me be really precise. do you think that people knew he was in your words attacking women? >> yes. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> absolutely. >> former playboy bunny butterfield says bill cosby invited her to christmas dinner in 1977. >> after the dinner, later that evening he assaults me. corners me, gets me alone in the guest house, and sexually assaults me. i was so embarrassed. i just wanted to be invisible. then i was ashamed. then i'm thinking did they know. >> can anybody think of a very specific example of an eyewitness or a person who was where you were with bill cosby? >> i had a handler. >> after beating bill cosby in a tennis tournament, linda kirkpatrick claimed her prize, tickets to he

represented here by the pie chart's tiny sliver. >> all of the money is going to the democrats. why should federal taxpayers pay for that? >> the plant parenthood action fund is a totally separate corporation. receives no federal lawyers whatsoever. >> planned parenthood's ceo biography leads like a democratic party litmus test she founded america votes, a coalition of democratic party organizations, she was deputy chief of staff to house minority leader nancy pelosi. she created the texas freedom network and her mother was anne richards, best known for this 1988 partisan slash at then-gop presidential nominee george hw bush. >> he can't help it. he was born with a silver foot in his mouth. >> republicans ended yesterday's hearing demanding ceo richards answer a long list of questions about planned parenthood's spending. it had a familiar ring to the ranking democrat, though. >> as i listen to the questions, that you have to answer, and the information that you've just been asked to provide, i cannot help but think about the rn. >> that's a dig at republicans for using the same

. >> they arrive one by one, lit only by a sliver of moonlight. a million endangered olive ridley turtles claim ber on to the beaches of southwest mexico each year, one of only two experience to stage this mass invasion in nesting season. sell as local delicacies, even as the mothers lay them. it's illegal, but the men from poor and isolated communities say they have little choice. >> i'm here because i need this work. we all have families. we don't have education or the fires get regular jobs. >> over 70% of the eggs on this beach were recently taken, and the number has halved in the last 50 years. apart from human predators, there are risks from animals and birds, and that means that less than 1% of them are going to make it to adulthood. middlemen sell the eggs for 10 times or more what they pay the men in the nearby market, where they've been part of traditional cuisine for centuries. the illicit trade flourishes in full sight of the mayor's office. the navy used to guard these beaches year-round, but was pulled off to battle mexico's cartels,

might get a sliver or two of sunshine early this morning.d large, wait until hater on today before you have any real chance of seeing any significant sunshine. clouds still dry here. average temperature today, dropped from 70 to 69 degrees and average high is below 70 from today all the way through april of next spring. the cool season is here. cloudy, 61, south wind at 9. expect clouds and mild start this morning. occasional light rain between 7:00 or 8:00 and lunch time and turning breezy with sunshine back later on this afternoon. no heavy rain expected, just an occasional shower. so the pocket umbrella is all you need. 58 in reston. hourly temperatures today, in the 50s and 60s most of morning. once we get the rain stopped after lunch time, a little peak of sunshine and northwesterly breeze. temperatures into the mid-70s. mild one. this is the warmest day of the remainder of the week. there is the rain now, moving in towards martinsburg and hagerstown and winchester area. future weather on our high resolution model here, carries the rain

a key component of the talks is that is that door opens even just a sliver they want to take advantageof it and do anything to try to reset the situation in a letter for jeopardy near that. they are pushing for the willingness to walk through that door if something happens. david: inside the white house, the press conference continues. the press conference with president obama and the president south korea. we will return in a few moments. ♪ david: breaking news now regarding several security. let's go to our news desk. russian hackers infiltrated the servers of dow jones. that is the owner of the wall street journal is well with several other news publications. they reportedly stole sensitive data including information for stories not even published intent on trading that information before it became public. , secret service, and the securities and exchange commission arlene investigation now that began at least a year ago. we will of course have more on this breaking story as it develops. .avid: thank you what we know about what was taken? >> it looks like information that can be use

you can see a sliver of a moon in the upper right-hand corner. thanks so much for joining us.y gone the next. president obama just wrapped up his whirlwind fundraising trip to san francisco. thousands of people lined the streets to get a glimpse of the commander-in-chief as he hopped from one part of the city to another. the president started his day downtown at a fundraiser at the warfield theater before he took the stage mr. obama got a warm introduction from oakland's mayor and the nba champs the golden state warriors. >> thank you very much for having us. >> you recognize him? that's stef curry. crowd of about 1300 welcomed the president on stage. his 20-minute speech was light hearted but it did take a serious turn when the president touched on gun control. >> we don't have to have young boys in oakland getting shot every day. we don't have to have kids in classrooms feeling threatened because somebody has got an ak-47. >> mr. obama was out the door before guest performer kanye west even got on stage. this morning the president is in san diego for more fundraising events.

it is at this time a 33% waning crescent moon looks like a little sliver out there.ou can see the morning star. can you see it? venus right above the bay bridge. it's rising in the west and will set in the east later on tonight towards sunset but we can see it because we have the clear skies and currently air temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. the winds are under 5 miles per hour. winds will be gentle up to 10. the coast is clear out the door. clear skies inland. we have sunshine and mild conditions again today and warmer by tomorrow. this is an impressive area of low pressure. this is the one that brought us the lightning strikes over the weekend. thousands of lightning strikes around san joaquin county on sunday. that's right. thousands. and then heavy downpours in throughout the los angeles area yesterday. it's still over the desert southwest very slow to clear las vegas. we have a shield of clouds out west. that is going to be diverted by this huge dome of high pressure that continues to make these clouds ride well into the pacific northwest. high pressure nest

a lot of us as we're standing here sent slivers down your spine. it looked like war had come to roseburg seeing the black hawk helicopters and the bodies come out of them really gave you that sense and in someways it has. this tragedy is going to change this city forever. the county, as well, because the community college where all of this happened was really part of the entire community. people from 20 years old to 70 years old used it to educate themselves and don, this was really a poignant moment standing here. i have to tell you, it's hard to be part of these stories but for the families, they are now having to see, they are now having to realize that their loved ones aren't coming back and this will be a terribly painful, painful moment for the families. don? >> no doubt. sarah we'll see you a little bit later on. scary is working on a story about the sheriff. i want to bring in dan simon in rose burg for us this evening. dan, you have been talking to investigators, what have think been telling you? >> don, at this point they are not prepared

growing rapidly, like when you're a teenager, it has very high probability to permanently remove a sliverur long-term memory. diminish your long-term memory every time by the time you smoke. i think that's very disconcerting for us. kids are -- there's no big spike yet, but there is a clear increase on a number of kids when asked the question, do you expect you'll smoke pot again in the next year. that number seems to be going up. >> you know the gateway debate plays itself out when talking about the legalization of marijuana. is it a gateway to legal and worse things. where do you come down in that? >> well, i try to avoid getting to the debate because there's not much data to argue successfully one way or the other. what we have done, to say, all right, this tax revenue that we're getting, we're not putting it into anything else, roads or early childhood education. we're focusing on making sure we have enough money to regulate. to make sure our roads are safe. also to make sure if we have a program, that if kids have an inclination of bipolar disorder, we have programs that can help the