notice another storm sort of dropping in right there over the bc, vancouver area, areas over washington, oregonrn california, scattered showers today. we are going to remain partly cloudy as we get through today and into tomorrow and then things start to change up a little bit as we get into monday. let's focus on today. looking at the afternoon, partly cloudy to partly sunny for today. we do have a few sat ared showers that looks like reaching down to men men do seen owe county, remain -- mendocino county. many of us are out of the parade. prepared for cool and breezy conditions in the afternoon. a look at your numbers outside right now. below freezing to start the day areas over the north bay. east bay 27 for livermore and around the bay not much better. mid-30s hayward. upper 30s in san francisco. 32 degrees this morning at half moon bay. so most of us cooler than where we started yesterday. below freezing in alamo, danville and 32 to start in antioch. freezing start out there this morning. then as we get into the afternoon, struggling in the 50s. mid-50s specifically. san francisco upper ea

canada, washington, oregon, before they reach us. that's why they are fairly dry. we are going to see another one arrive on monday. your futurecast showing the rest of our afternoon will show us this instability out there. so that's a chance for thunder and lightning to occur. some hail could also be spotted. and i'm sure a lot of people are feeling the breeze coming from the north-northwest pretty strong conditions. we could see 40-mile-per-hour gusts. we have seen that throughout the morning hours especially along places like mount diablo. our sunset tonight 5:56. sunrise tomorrow 6:49. let's go to those higher elevations. donner getting snow. same with south lake tahoe. and it's low snow as low as places like foresthill. that's about 3,000 feet in elevation. there is a winter weather advisory there. sugar bowl could get 3 inches. north star could get 6 inches. here's the seven-day forecast. we'll have a dry weekend in store and we will not see another chance of rain until monday. >>> coming up, a south bay student's mission to offer a helping hand to homeless an

and northern california washington oregon montana they're all looking fine dry and in the sun shines cool down in washington by this time than three degrees the total has gone through there's been an increase in the number of showers all the persistence of clarridge and rain on the caribbean side of the isthmus here so from costa rica up to billy's you cannot expect daily a certain amount of rain. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to fill up our classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving problems they're challenging systems and shaping you want. creative thinkers shaping their continent's future innovate africa at this time on al-jazeera. start a quick recap of the headlines here this hour investigators in russia say they're looking at all possible causes as the hunt for clues begins into why a plane crashed soon after takeoff an airport near moscow all seventy one people on board were killed. in iraq criticism of israel u.s. president donald trump has questioned his comm

leading the list, ohio, new york, and a soda, new jersey, vermont, washington, d.c., oregon, washington, montana, all heavy ownership in the stock market. texas,ighter in florida, arizona, and california. guest: i mean, ownership calls for, you could say in the blue state regions that have big fortune 500 companies, financial firms prioritize equity sharing and 401(k)s and stop ownerships. you do not see that as much in small business and agriculture and the industrial world. you still have companies in the rust belt with you find benefit pension plans and education plans as the province of 401(k), so it is an even across the country. having said that, i have not been buttonholed by anybody about the stock market since early 2000. when i think it was making a cnbc wasthe sopranos, on the late show. the equity culture has not hit that, even though we had a dow at 25,000. stocks of tripled since the low in 2009. trillions and trillions of market and valuation at it. host: we are dividing our phone lines differently with roben farzad. if you are an investor in the stock market, called (202

washington, oregon that is our weathermaker for sunday. the winds right now.ar skies, plenty of sunshine and the winds turn to the south. we make it to about the freezing mark, snow starts to set in about 5:00 on sunday morning when you're getting ready to head out to the game. during the game it could be periods of heavy rain making for some very slif ri roadways clearing out on sunday night, guys. >>> we're following breaking news, a shooting at a septa regional real station. you see all of the activist there -- activity there between the two trains. it happened in the last ten to 15 minutes or so. police said they found one person shot at that station. you see them concentrated there in between the space between the tracks. that victim was taken to the hospital. when we know more we will pass it along to you. >>> four masked men broke into a convenience store a took the atm. you see on the right there that is the store safe. police are still searching for the thieves. >>> rolling out the red carpet we speak with the celebrities that are in the bold north fo

this would cover washington, oregon, and california. once it is done, third party app developers will take the data and use it to warn the public that a quake is about to hit. train operators can stop service, elevators can position themselves and so one. a few seconds warning can make all the difference. other countries have proven it works. mexico's early warning system was captured in action last week on this webcam. it shows people rushing into a public square nearly 2 minutes before shockwaves hit. only four other countries in the world have an early warning system. as for the you s -- u.s., there is enough federal funding to continue until the end of the year. >> be on that is a question mark. beyond that, all bets are off. >>> president trump's recent proposal has zeroed out nearly $13 million in funding for the early warning system and staffing. he cites the need to address higher priorities.>> it is a disservice to people along the west serve it -- west coast. our the congressman of southern california says the last time this h

more recently, california, washington, oregon. in connecticut, it works like a domestic restraining order. family members or government authority, if they think someone is a threat, it they can get a court order. >> dagen: it's a question, what 19-year-old needs a semiautomatic weapon? >> jessica: the number of shootings are not necessarily increasing at the rate that some organizations they are using. evidence that someone shot someone in the parking lot of a school that kids weren't there, is not a school shooting. the number of people murdered in these events is what is going up and it is because of these weapons. that is the difference. >> melissa: maria bartiromo got an exclusive interview with attorney general jeff sessions. warning signs that law enforcement may have missed. >> i met with a group of sheriffs yesterday. they all believe we need to do a better job of receiving these signs and acting on them and following up on them. that's probably the most valuable thing we can do to stop these kind of cases. >> melissa: you

and northern california washington oregon montana they're all looking fine dry and in the sunshine school down in washington by this time that three degrees the code has gone through there's been an increase in the number of showers all the persistence of clarridge and rain on the caribbean side of the isthmus here so from costa rica up to billy's you cannot expect daily a certain amount of rain. in twenty twelve al-jazeera traveled to iraq people here are definitely scared to speak on camera they're saying that if they talk to us they think they'll be arrested down the line to take the pulse of a country ravaged under us occupation some of these graves are completely destroyed it's one of the most holy and sacred sites in all of iraq could turn into a battleground between the mighty army and the americans six years on rewind returns to iraq after the americans at this time oh no does either. this is zero. carry this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes a grueling search for clues began after a russian plane plummets minutes after takeoff.

even past valentine's day most of these storms tracking well to the north impacting canada, washington, oregonbut not so much for california. so for us that means another day of record-breaking temperatures. yesterday we tied a few records around town. today will be even warmer. 78 expected for san jose. oakland 76. same with san francisco. so these will break records that were set back in 2006 for san francisco. here's the high temperatures in the area: so sunshine all across the area. temperatures across the north bay in the upper 70s, even some 80s for st. helena, rohnert park, it will be warm out there. and here's a look at the rainfall that we have not received. so this is the rainy season. we are supposed to get our storms now. but we are less than 60% of average. so unfortunately, we are waiting for that rain. and unfortunately, it's not in the forecast. sierra snowfall no new snow in the forecast but it's going to be gorgeous on the slopes. >> by this weekend a storm in the northwest and down to new mexico. we'll get an increase of wind as well so you can see here saturday, sunday, mos

it will impact nevada, washington, oregon and all that's going to do is by this weekend bring our temperatures go from the 70s down to the 60s for your saturday, sunday and into next week. and that's a look at your forecast. ♪[ music ] >>> my report this morning coming as no surprise to a lot of commuters getting ready for work this morning. the distinction san francisco just earned next. >> plus, the bay area city that just approved funding for a new plan to install a dozen license plate readers. >>> i'm anne makovec live in san francisco, a city that was just named the fifth in the world when it comes to traffic congestion on city streets. here's that list: los angeles topping it, worldwide when it comes to most gridlocked cities for the sixth straight year followed by moscow and new york, sao paulo and san francisco. that's according to the global traffic scorecard. here we spent 79 hours in congestion last year in peak periods, 12% of total driving time at a cost of $2,250 per driver when it comes to wasted time and fuel. and $10.6 billion a year to the city when it comes to a variety of c

earthquake, if it's a major earthquake like that and is in a zone off the coast of alaska or washington oregon, those are capable of triggering a tsunami. we didn't know it was 70 miles off so it didn't trigger a tsunami. but the notifications we rely on or the national tsunami warning center. their initial warning to us was california is under a tsunami watch. so what that means is -- a watch is an earthquake has occurred that is capable of generating a tsunami. our initial reports were the first waves could get to san francisco at 6:20 or 6:40. so during those -- the course of the next couple of hours, obviously we're in the position of what do we tell the public, we still don't know if it's going to materialize into a tsunami. the actions were based on information we had at the time. we put out an alert sf to the population along the coast that could be inundated in the worst case scenario with the message of pay attention and stay tuned. we put out on twitter accounts and we had media there early in the morning. it was probably three hours before any waves would have happened. but then the

we'll talk to him in just a little bit and then some rain up here up around washington- oregon area. the middle and as we sit in the middle the high pressure is dominating and establishing itself as we speak and that's going to set us up with a warming trend the next couple of days. so back into this upper 60s as we head into friday and probably into thursday, too. current temperatures are on the cool side. it's going to be cold. tomorrow morning look for frost and cool. no fog really but it will be frosty especially inland bay valleys away from the wind. 40 in fremont. 39 in livermore. those are the forecast overnight lows. so the story is, the wind today came from this system which brought rain up here, the one i showed you. it slips through here tomorrow and leaves a hole, another high jumps in. that's how it works. it's a vacuum. nature abhors a vacuum. so the hole the low left is filled in by this giant feature which has been a giant feature for all our winter, the pacific high. it's not supposed to be there right now. that's a summer pattern. we are heading for a cooler pattern

high elevation snowfall for washington, oregon and nevada. doesn't look like it will reach us. temperatures will drop from the 70s to upper 60s for inland locations and then sunday into monday. cooler on the weekend. >> we'll be right back. >>> good morning. taking a live look at san jose where visibility is doing all right. not much patchy fog to deal with across there. temperatures today get ready for another warm one. maybe a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday. 10 to 15 degrees above average. still dry out there. and we are seeing a change in our weather pattern this week so i'll explain coming up. >>> look at all the "diamonds and rubies"! 880, we have delays in that southbound direction. the brake lights, that's making your way from 238 on down towards 84. we are tracking a travel time of about 17 minutes. >>> an inmate at san quentin state prison has been awarded $65,000 in a sexual harassment case. inmate william cordoba says in 2010 prison staffer sylvia pulido made him her sex slave. it happened he says while cordoba was working

you just took the deepwater horizon spill in size and compared it to the coastal areas of washington and oregon, the impacted area would cover all of washington and a big chunk of oregon. we know that these can be devastating. the shore adjacent counties and new targeted areas host over 39 million jobs and contribute over $2 trillion in wages. the economies of the shore counties represent 65% of the affected coastal state's g.d.p. so that's one way of saying that coastal states and their economies are big drivers in our u.s. economy, and they're extremely dependent on clean water, coasts, and other oceans and our fisheries. the washington coast economy relies healthy sustainable oceans which support our fisheries in many parts of our state to make sure they have seafood processing, recreation, and tourism. our washington maritime economy is $50.3 billion in economic activity and 191,000 jobs. so our economy that also adds to tourism in jobs for anglers, charter boats, cruise guides, restaurants and holtzs -- hotels and more are so iconic in the pacific northwest. they are what the coastal and h

here's the cold air so two cold fronts merging in canada will work their way down through washington, oregon and then reach california by monday morning. that's when frost could be likely tuesday morning. also that's going to be the coldest morning. and temperatures are going to be in the 20s and 30s so snow levels are going to drop very low. here's the snow futurecast. by monday morning we could see up to 5 inches at donner summit, more at mount shasta with 7 inches there. and less over by half dome. but a few inches is better than nothing. here is the ski report: "my son, it is your time." there was a large crowd last night at oakland's grand lake his screening was >>> the much-anticipated "black panther" movie has hit theaters nationwide. there was a large crowd last night at oakland's grand lake theater. the screening was part of a fundraiser for black laurel films. >> i think that this movie's super important because it inspires people to dream and so it means something really special not just to black people but to the world. >> "black panther" is paced on a comic book character, a fic

here's the future cast showing that cold air working its way down from washington in oregon. pretty much all of next week. here is the freeze watch that's been issued for places like fairfield, stockton, all the way to bakersfield. temperatures could reach down into the mid 20s, low 30s monday morning, tuesday morning. all throughout the bay area in the valley locations. look at that, now moisture showing up, sunday night there's a chance we could see a little light showers. monday morning that's when we may see that light dusting. if we get it, it will be very light. but it's something worth noting because we just went from extreme. we're going to see sierra snowfall coming down as well through notes higher elevations by monday morning into tuesday. so let me hop over to that seven-day forecast and show us have you what's ahead. big jump in temperatures. things will be sunny but staying cool all week long. >>> you can definitely see the cooler conditions are there throughout the week next week. morning lows will be very, very cold. >>> moving on now about 8,000 small busines

and northern california washington oregon montana they're all looking fine dry and in the sunshine school down in washington by this time than three degrees the total has gone through there's been an increase in the number of showers all the persistence of clarridge and rain on the caribbean side of the isthmus here so from costa rica up to believe you cannot expect daily a certain amount of rain. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to solar powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving problems they're challenging systems and shaping new one it's about creative thinkers shaping their continence future innovate africa at this time on al-jazeera. running six continents across the deep. zeros corresponding bringing the story so that if you have the other you know if you lose the boat there's not a lesser you. were at the bridge of the russian camp for palestinian refugee agency or. news. watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now investigators in russ

in a numbeber of statetes have recently enactcted this, includg connecticut, california, washington, oregongivesat that does is it family members and law enforcement the ability to remove a firearm when they feel someone is in crisis, a danger to self or others. and we assume potentially this shooteray have -- the may have passed a background check because they did not have, for instance, a felony conviction. we need to make sure that when people are descending into a crisis, when they are acting violently, when they have all of the inertia that they're going to be violent -- have talked about violence, got into fights, have a storef f weapons s -- tht we have the abilility to collect timeouout and say, whatever isis goingg on, let's get the weapons out of these peoeople's s hands. so wee need these types of laws. we need to make sure that we don't have assault weapons in society, and we need to have the abilility, once someone hasas a weapon like that, to get it out of their hands when they're actiting clearly --- you knonow, showing signs of violence. and we need to do that now. nermeen:

the state of california, the state of washington, oregon, indiana, already had one in place, connecticut. law enforcement can be notified by a family member or maybe they find out about a situation themselves and there's a very short and abbreviated process to temporarily take the firearm away from the person that they believe is, you know, having some mental issues and are struggling. so we have already multiple times, probably dozens of times prevented these things from happening. chris: okay. but let me -- >> you just don't ever know for sure. so that situation that you can't stop it, that's actually not true. chris: okay -- but one of the other questions is the gun. i know one of the things you would like to see is the renewal of the assault weapon ban that was passed in the 90s and maybe a limit on the capacity of these high capacity magazines, but in fact, gun rights groups point out that the vast majority of murders in this country are not committed with assault weapons. they are committed with handguns. i want to put up some statistics on that. according to the fbi in 2016, murde

the rain is to the north over areas like washington and oregon .hat north flow. it is school. we are looking at the possibility of rain moving in late tonight and early tomorrow morning. if you are going to the sierras, there is an advisory in place for monday. goes until monday night. snow levels will be down to 2000 feet. the higher peaks could pick up a foot to a foot and half. that is great news. if you have a trip to southern california, expect you could see a little bit of snow there. that could be impactful if you are traveling tomorrow along i- 5. >> here is futurecast with the rain to the north of us. in the afternoon we are mostly clear. into the evening, things start to change. there is mostly cloudy and some specks of blue. we could see scattered showers tonight but really tomorrow morning it will start the rain. it will be slick and slow. be prepared for that. it is a quick mover. for the sierras it will take all day. as far as rainfall amounts, not so much, maybe a 10th of an inch. the good news is we have a second storm coming in lat

saturday, sunday, washington and oregon will see a storm coming through.hat will cause a little shift in our temperatures. so temperatures will drop this weekend. you will see it in your seven- day forecast. we'll be in the 70s through friday. and then saturday, sunday look at that we are down into the 60s. this is still about 10 degrees above average so at least it's a little bit of a change. >>> right now, we are tracking an easy start in the north bay. rohnert park 101, right at wilfred, speeds in the green. no delays. highway 37 near lakeville highway, a few more cars joining the wednesday morning commute. headlights are westbound from 80 to 101. travel times just over 20 minutes. quiet at the richmond/san rafael bridge. no cars on the bridge at this hour. 4 out of antioch to 680 not bad. a few slowdowns eastbound. no reports of accidents or stalls. we'll check with chp and find out if there's anything going on. we also have reports of a car fire. this is on surface streets. but fire crews are responding at solano avenue at suisun avenue. you may see s

oregÓn. >> washington. >> eso me recuerda cuando yo impartÍa clases de geografía, le invitamos a participar principales noticias. le pidieron al presidente trump hacer algo para acabar con la violencia por las armas. mÁs enÉrgico en marchas masivas, miles de escolares enseÑan a los polÍticos cambiar las leyes de armas. carla souza denuncia que un director de cine la violÓ sexualmente, el director lo niega. que el propio mandatario le quitarÍa su tps, empezamos. ♪

all the storms are being pushed to the north, washington and oregon right there at this border.e of that is going to be dipping down into our region. maybe sunday night into monday there is a little trough that could shift things a little bit. right now, 52 degrees in concord as we sit under this ridge of high pressure. temperatures are warm, even for this early morning hour. >>> and right now, we are tracking slowdowns, due to a hit and run crash long westbound 580. you can see this starting to show yellow and red. dipping below 35 miles per hour approaching the scene of the accident. not blocking any lanes, but keeping the ride slow as everyone has to pause and take a look. a 289-minute ride from 205 over to 680. and southbound 680, approaching vargas road, multiple vehicles over on the shoulder with flat tires. that is no good. a 13-minute ride down mission boulevard south. >>> over at the macarthur maze, things are definitely starting to get busy. we are tracking delays for folks making their way into san francisco. the metering lights are on. traffic is stretching toward th

. >> the state of california, the state of washington, oregon, indiana had one in place.icut. law enforcement can be notified by a family member or maybe they find out about a situation themselves and there is a very short and abbreviated process to temporarily take the firearm away from the person that they believe is having some mental issues and are struggling. >> many conservative leaders are focusing less on controlling guns and more on school security. >> there are states spending on various boondoggles around the country. this should be near the top of the list not near the bottom. >> unclear what kind of gun control measures a government that can barely keep itself funded. it may start with the states. >> sandra: where does the white house stand on background checks and security? white house principal deputy press secretary raj shah standing by on the north lawn to respond to that, the russia investigation and more. >> bill: north korean man who fled his country under incredible adversity sitting down with an interview to fox news. his story in his own words next.

we see a storm drop in, areas over washington and oregon.t doesn't hit california and goes right back up. and now we're at the end of the weekend. no rain in sight for this week. and we'll remain partly cloudy, cool, overnight lows will be back in the 30s and 40s for tomorrow. and here's a look at the temperatures. 58degrees in santa rosa. and upper 50s in concord. and 55 oakland and san francisco. and let's take a look at the peninsula, a few more numbers. 59 in belmont. and for the inner east bay, 65 pittsburg. and afternoon highs, upper 50s to low 60s. 62 for oakland. and around the peninsula, 63 for redwood city and into the south bay, 64 for san jose. the extended forecast now that we're back with the cool weather, it's going to hang around. low 60s for the afternoon. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, notice the overnight lows don't change a lot from one can day to the next. and as we get into the spend the forecast, a peek into the bay area weekend. it's never too early to plan. mid- to upper 60s in the forecast with dry weather, at least

oregÓn. >> washington. palmira: quÉ tal.ta sola noticia . sobrevivientes y familiares de la vÍctimas de la masacre de parkland participan en una reuniÓn con las autoridades del estado. donald trump se reuniÓ con sobrevivientes de esta y otras masacre, una imagen del encuentro revela una nota con apuntes preparados que incluye la frase: " los escucho". en california se difunden fideos -- vÍdeos en las secundarias para saber quÉ hacer en caso de un tiroteo. ♪ ♪ ♪

and there is a lot of cold air, which has been unleashed on eastern washington and eastern oregon, where we are already seeing the snow with temperatures in the teens. some of that will make it west of the cascades and then west of the sierra, the trick. getting cold air from there to northern california. west of the sierra. it will happen this time and it will happen starting on sunday. not tomorrow, tomorrow is saturday. it will be about 70 degrees outside with full sunshine. you're thinking how we will roll through the president's day weekend with warm weather, short sleeve weather sunday morning. we will change that for you because it will be cloudy, windy, 20, 30, 35 miles per hour winds. no rain, but it will be blustery throughout the day with temperatures falling through the 50s into the 40s as soon as sunday evening. we'll clear out sunday evening. a couple showers above 1,500 feet, a very low snow level. it might be snowing in some of the far north hills or even the coast range with a dusting of snow. then on monday with full sunshine, mid-50s for highs on president's day in the

connecticut, washington and oregon. in the meantime that candlelit vigil here at the church of christ gins at 6:30 tonight. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> new jersey governor phil murphy says his administration is putting focus on school safety. among the steps his administration announced yesterday a comprehensive review of the tools students, parents and teachers have to report a potential threat. they plan to expand training on how to report suspicious activity to bus drivers and teachers, and a look at how law enforcement follows up on those leads to make sure nothing falls through the cracks. >>> today new york authorities expect to arraign a neurologist who used to practice here in philadelphia on charges he raped a patient in new york city. he's accused of raping a woman multiple times. in 2016 he pleaded guilty to assaulting seven patients while he was chairman of drexal university's neurology department. and under that plea agreement authorities sentenced him to seven years probation and he had to forfeit h

en sectores de washington, oregon, temperaturas entre 20-30 grados tambiÉn por debajo de 0 grados incluso no fue. >> ayer fue citado en el reclusorio sur para declarar acerca del robo que hubo en un domicilio hace un aÑo 2 meses aproximadamente me citaron, de aclare,s no puedo hablar del tema ahorita porque por ley esÁa prohibido pero en 10 dÍas si hay in resoluciÓn. en 10 dÍas mÁs ofrecerÉ una rueda de prensa pero todo pinta que se harÁ justicia. >> corregir, sÍ fue. >> phil collins fue retenido por la policÍa federal brad leÑo. todo indica que no tenÍa la visa de trabajo y despuÉs de estar mÁs de una hora en custodia fue liberado. >> ahora nos corresponde hablar de alejandro meyer. >> en los cuales todos estÁn involucrados. aprovechamos para preguntarle a rodrigo vidal si se peleo a puÑo, su perro. vamos y le partimos el hocico es lo que pasÓ luego, el luego el joven, mi coche lo rayÓ, me ponchÓ las 4 llantas. se mudo y le faltÓ el respeto a mi mujer por completo. no se vale. >> no habÍa escuchado nunca ese garabato. imbÉcilazo. >> el actor tambiÉn estaba ahÍ, vean quÉ respondiÓ de por

. >> and oregon and washington and michigan! >> i never said that. i never said i would sit down with anybody. >>> they hosted oregon. lets set up a play for him. he calmly knocked down a 3-pointer. they shot 63% from the field. they led by 26 and cruise 96-61. >>> look at the 16th hole of the phoenix open. big bird there. we track phil's shot. he stuck the landing here. set him up for birdie. shot a 566. two shots behind this guy. no sleep on ricky fallon. this guy can putt. he birdied the last three holes and holds a one shot lead. >> i don't feel great about it -- i'm leaning toward patriots only because -- only because as much as nick studies the patriots, he could be red eyed, he will see 8-10 different things tomorrow that he has never seen before. >> all right. >> how will he handle it? we know how brady handles things. >> i have some insight info so i'm going eagles. >> are you? >> yeah. >> all right. thank you. we will be right back. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the th

on many fronts you've seen laws like this passed in washington state in oregon and it's being examined in a large number of other states and that was actually even before the parkland shootings and i think this is one example of a gun control approach accomplished at the state level that may well catch on and gain additional momentum as a result of the florida shootings richard you've argued in the past that there needs to be a lot more included in discussions on gun control and gun laws in the u.s. what do you think needs to be included in the debate in the discussion. well i think in some ways we're headed there this is an example. where if a change in the law allowing these gun violence restraining orders would have stopped several of the last shooters from obtaining the guns that they actually use now what we never can say is might they have gotten a gun from some other source an illegal sauce but we can always focus on one issue would have time and do the best we can heretofore we've had this circus like approach that whenever an instance like this happens everything's on the tabl

to the north you see the rain and snow coming towards washington and oregon. that high that's been bringing record breaking warmth will weaken a lot. that's what's going to help bring the chance of rain. the model is showing a slight chance by this afternoon that parts of the north bay can see precipitation, very light amounts if it does happen late tonight at 6:00 or 7:00, it could move its way through. if it does, it's not going to be measurable precipitation. here is the seven-day forecast. partly cloudy is what we are calling the next couple days. sunny again and temperatures will be close to average. >>> good morning everybody. are you ready? hang onto something. i will give you the best minute of sports i can possibly give. thompson, how about that for starters? we've got more in a moment. and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when

in other countries syria were neither one of them should be this was obviously true for washington to hold oregon's hands try. to reassure him it was it's there over there are being of the y.p. g on turkish border. it's the kurds owning a a large chunk basically claiming as it of their own of syrian territory again much of it right on the turkish and and the iraqi border. so turkey is extremely upset about this there were these optics didn't do much because even as tillerson was arriving there was the announcement that the pentagon is going to be giving another five hundred fifty million dollars this year to arm and otherwise support these forces that he's very upset about but there has to be a tipping point here deem i mean everyone is and is invested enormously in this operation here all of the branch unbelievably it's called range the invasion of the invasion of syria here i mean the united states is not making it better and it's saying the pentagon is saying it will stay in syria indefinitely against international law here something has to go one way or another well what happened was that night

si vive en el centro de los estados unidos y california, oregÓn y washington, 10:00 de la noche, jjunto cÓmo estÁn, quÉ gusto saludarles! empezamos con una buen

gain some moistur from the ocean, you can see most of the storms will be over the ocean or in oregon and washingtonr just north of us around eureka, redding, mt. shasta and tahoe also. here's sue. >>> we're taking a look at walnut creek for your 680 ride southbound from concord to pleasant hill into the highway 24 interchange and you're at the limit. no delays at 4:55 on your friday morning. overall, the sense sour-- senso green. the altamont, 30 minutes. 14 minutes on highway 4 and your drive into san rafael or san francisco from san rafael over the waldo and the golden gate looking great this morning. no delays >> thank you, sue. an east bay lawmaker is pushing a bill to prohibit employers from discriminating against those who use marijuana. it would prevent companies from refusing to employ people simply because they use cannabis to ease an injury or illness. the lingering stigma is often forcing patients to turn to addictive prescription opiates. >> we should allow patients to use the best medicines for them and not discriminate against them or do something bad or worse for your health. >>> 11