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let's get a look at where it is now, because it's still across the pacific northwest. you can see some of the rain moving through portland. this will be sliding down the coast, while also getting in on some of the clouds and the moisture from the next system that will be moving in. so as you start out this morning in concord, temperatures in the low 40s. a mix of sun and clouds, but then as we go throughout the day we'll see more clouds moving in with high temperatures headed up into the upper 50s and low 60s. overall, a nice and mild day. it's still going to be a little bit cooler than normal and as we go into tomorrow, here we are early, before you wake up, we're going to start to hear that rain hitting the roof and it's going to continue throughout the late morning hours, at least in terms of some of the heavier rain, it does become more scattered, going throughout the day, and it will still at any point in the day could drop rain anywhere around the bay area, so that will be something we'll have to watch, and then on sunday, it moves out. monday is looking dry and

it's now moving across the pacific northwest, and this is going to be a fairly quick moving storm, sore not expecting a really heavy rain but as you get out the door, headed to school in livermore, it's going to be at about 42 degrees, walking to school. we'll see the sun, mostly during the morning but then more clouds as we go into the afternoon, with our temperatures in the upper 50s. this is a look at our start of the day, on friday, the first day of the month in san jose, and you do still need a nice warm jacket and pants or jeans will keep you comfortable as temperatures reach into the upper 50s. here we go hour by hour. we already see that by 3:30 in the morning, the rain is here, and it will mostly be some of the heaviest rain falling during the early hours and then it becomes more scattered, very spotty during the day, but at any point we could see rain dropping as we go into tomorrow as well as sunday, but it looks like the rain on sunday will mostly be during the morning. monday is dry, and then we get ready for an atmospheric river, once again targeting the bay area with so

big al's has locations in the pacific northwest >>> the city of oakland is testing the earthquake alert system within a 60 block lake the alert at 11:00. the city said some people outside the range may receive the alert as well. if all goes as planned, it will be the first test of the earthquake warning system in california. they hope that the system will give advanced warning before an earthquake happens. the agency says the test will help you understand how quickly alerts can get defense before earthquakes hit. they're asking people to respond. where you were when he received it. >> it could mean a lot, duck and cover. >> how are we doing on the rainy wednesday? >> we have some slow traffic. i told you about the crash on 101 s. it caused a little slowthere's some slow traffic here on the split. this is westbound 80 to southbound 101. as bad as it co be. there's a little slow traffic here. we are going to keep watching it for you this morning. you be all right as you drive on northbound 101 approaching split. let's talk about the commute coming in as you drive on the westbound 80 commu

this week low is coming in from the pacific northwest. as a begins to head south, we will get more clouds and we had today. but that is probably the only thing that will come down. it doesn't look like there's any rain associated with this. the might be a light sprinkle or two. afterward, high pressure rolls in and will keep us high and dry for the rest of the week. overnight tonight will be looking at a few light clouds and sonoma county. we begin with sunshine. as time goes on we can see those high clouds raced to the bay area. we will increase the sunshine. mostly clear tonight. breezy and cooler on tuesday. by the time we get to midweek, we will warm it up. by this coming weekend, the numbers will be in the low 70s. and so a little with of spring in the bay area. overnight tonight, 44 degrees. in redwood city, it will get down to 45 degrees. 48, san francisco. 47, santa rosa. sunrise tomorrow at 7:20 5 am. we will take a little bit of a hit with 10 degrees cooler than today. san francisco, 59. all of these numbers are below average. i

high pressure is directing most of the energy into the pacific northwest. you can see the high clouds and far northern california which will give us a little overcast midday tomorrow. a few high clouds will work their way in by 10:00 tomorrow morning. it is a fast mover and there might be a sprinkle her two before it moves out and gives us a nice sunset again tomorrow night. and then, it will be sunny all the way through the weekend. the winds will kick up . we will get wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour at the airport and half moon bay. there will be northwesterly's in the wake of this. breezy and cooler on tuesday with a mix of sun and clouds. dry weather with warming beginning on wednesday. we were up 12 degrees over yesterday. and then by the weekend, we will be in the low 70s in some spots and then. on the chilly side tonight, santa rosa down to 37. a chilly night tonight and tomorrow the numbers will come down a few degrees to 59 in san francisco. san jose, 62. oakland, 60. tomorrow we will have plenty of sun and temperatures we'll top out in the low

we have had more rainy days in northern california in the pacific northwest. they are normal and we are well above average. upper 50s outside with rain. san francisco, 56. we will drop down to 50 degrees tonight. clouds will stick around. livermore 49 degrees. if i were to show you this picture about three weeks after christmas, perfectly normal. a little bit more rare now that were coming up on easter. it is late march and this is the middle of the winter pattern. it will not let up for the next couple of days. tomorrow, and between weather systems a dry day with a few pics of sunshine. morgan here, morgan hill and gilroy have the best chance of ra. r peon of ght moderate rainfall will come up thursday morning. it will be thursday afternoon before the rain is finished. new rainfall totals, not what happened today. another quarter of an inch to half inch of rain adding to our impressive march rain totals. the rain will be out of here by 9:00. rain will be back early on wednesday and not leave until thursday and then a drier pattern. 60s tomorrow. santa rosa, 6

this year more than a third were in the pacific northwest where the movement to not vaccinate has taken root fueled by social media and anecdotes of children who suffer after receiving vaccinations robin sharon says her son was injured by back scenes he received as an infant i thought only conspiracy theories didn't vaccinate their kids i vaccinated mine in two thousand and nine i picked screaming brain swelling head went up to the ninety fifth percentile from the fiftieth in just a couple of weeks old body eczema followed by a diagnosis of twelve allergies to a very deadly my little boy has almost died by times and there hasn't been a definitive study whether vaccines can cause enduring and life threatening allergies but the scientific community has concluded that vaccines the measles vaccine in particular is not linked to autism we need federal leadership for a national vaccine campaign spearheaded by c.d.c. in partnership with states that counter the anti vaccine messages but the momentum is in the other direction now seventeen states allow parents to opt out of vaccinations due to m

i am watching one more system that is approaching from the pacific northwest, moving closer to the bays it moves in, it looks like it will fizzle out. we're not going to see a lot out of this, as we go throughout today. it is all clear. we see the clouds starting to move in, and even a slight chance of rain for the far north bay, and then as it continues to move in, the rain dries out, and we are just going to be left with some cloudy skies and breezy winds as it moves in, and then we go through the rest of our forecast, with some sunshine. looking forward to this week with temperatures making it into the upper 60s and low 70s. mostly sunny skies for the weekend as well, and in san francisco, expect highs in the upper 50s for today, but then some mid-60s for saturday as well as sunday. as we head over to mike, you've been tracking a lot of issues, and now you're taking us to redwood city. >> that's right, kari, where we have our traffic alert. here's why. look at this, this big rig is missing the bumper, at the bottom. the bumper fell off the truck as it exited. i laugh because there's

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we're looking for wet weather and sierra snow in the pacific northwest and northern .rest ll firs morning c temperatures are still in the 20s and 30s now. but it will turn into a nice enough day to be outside. sunshine today with highs in the mid 50s. average high is 60 degrees. about five degrees cooler than average today and almost five degrees w than average tomorrow. friday and saturday in ts low rain showers are likely for your sunday and a chilly start to next week. >> don't forget you can always check us out when youtravel. go to "today" sho sirius xm channel 108. >>> medal of honor is the u.s. military's highest honor. todayil the president bestow it posthumously to travis adki l. he gave he fighting in iraq and saved three of his kllow soldiers. nbc'ssten welker is at the white house. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good rning. 22-year-old trevor oliver says he's filled with emotion andpr e as he prepares to accept the medal of honor on behalf of his father, army staff travis adkins who was 31 when he was killed. trevor's w grandparentsl also be by his sid

a measles outbreak i pacific northwest renews scnttiny over exemptions gra to parents who refuse to have children vaccinated. >> i really, really hope itge doesn'to a point where there is a death, and then people go "oh, maybe i don'thi wanthappen to my kid after all." and it's a terrifying thought, because, you know, it cod be

there's a storm moving through the pacific northwest and a weak area of low pressure to our west. that is why the showers stuck around. we'll have some light rain coming up saturday. futurecast, we roll through the night, could be a couple drips along the coast tomorrow morning, otherwise partly sunny, chilly but dry. saturday morning showers return. they will move through the day, but another round of showers poised to hug the coastline saturday night and early sunday. how much rain are we talking? not much over the course of four days. we're only talking 0.3-inch of rain, the majority falling late saturday morning in san francisco. a few showers are still in the south bay this evening, mainly dry tomorrow, a little drippy along the coast and hit or miss showers and/or light rain saturday, not a washout, but it will impact your outdoor activities. friday highs 10 degrees below average, concord 56, san francisco 53 and san jose tomorrow 58 degrees. rain does return saturday. we will see a few coastal showers on sunday and then once we get into next week there's only one chance of

portland, oregon, in america's pacific northwest. election of president donald trump, there has been trouble in the streets. usa! the far right is on the march. see, i get very violent. i'm one of the more violent because i don't like to fight for very long. they are confronted by home—grown antifascist groups. someone has got to stop them marching in my streets. not in my town. why has this city become a battle ground between far right and the leftist antifascist movement? i'm mike wendling, and i've come here to find out. i get, "chief 0utlaw whose side are you on? "what are little black girls going to think "of you for protecting white supremacists? " i also want to bring together two people from opposing sides. they know each other from across the barricades. when they meet again on neutral ground, will they talk, or will they fight? it is a disturbing trend across america — political violence in the streets. new york. berkeley, california. a murder in charlottesville, virginia. but the main battle ground is a hipster utopia — th

a measles outbreak in the pacific northwest renews scrutiny over exemptions granted to parents who refuseve their children vaccinated. >> i really, really hope it doesn't get to a point where there is a death, and then people go "oh, may i don't want this happen to my kid after all." and it's a terrifying thought,

future cast shows that we've got low pressure that will be moving in the pacific northwest by tuesday. showers are going to be spreading over the north bay especially. if you are looking for some relief from the rain, it's not coming this week. it is going to be just like it was this past week. intermittently wet. not a huge gully washer, but just a little bit of rain from time to time. in fact, it's not going to be much on monday. maybe 100th of an inch will work its way toward san francisco. .13 on tuesday and .13 on wednesday just enough to mess up the commute. the recipe for accidents is just add water. we will have some on tuesday and wednesday. starry skies, cool temperatures tonight. sunny tomorrow and a little rain on the way. on again, off again like last week is in the offing for the upcoming week. momentarily, i think about 45 minutes from -- no, 50minutes from now, the a's will take on the angels or whatever they are now. high temperature forecast tomorrow will be in the low to mid-70s. sunday is going to be nice. forecast for the rest of the week if you like the rain, you

hit especially hard, the pacific northwest where the surgeon general visited communities with low vaccination rates. >> what i really believe is that we need to make it easier to get a vaccination than it is to get an exemption. >> reporter: in oregon, another case of an unvaccinated child is making headlines, but the life threatening disease is tetanus, the first pediatric case seen there in more than 30 years. according to a new cdc report, it happened in 2017. a 6-year-old boy cut his forehead while playing on a farm, and days later had painful muscle spasms and lockjaw. >> he was very, very sick. without proper medical care, he certainly would have died. >> reporter: the boy spent eight weeks in the hospital with medical bills topping $800,000, yet when healthy, his family declined further vaccines. doctors published the report hoping to raise awareness. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> in missouri, there is disbelief tonight after a facebook live video showed police searching the belongings of a cancer patient in end of life care in his hospital room, looking for marijuana. after someone called

this year alone and nearly half of those cases occurred in the pacific northwest which has been a hub for this anti-vaccination movement and the fear that the measles vaccination will lead to autism remains strong despite all the evidence that we just saw cited including the study out yesterday that more than a million danish children were followed over multiple years and the researchers concluded that there was absolutely no link between the vaccination and autism so today the members of the senate committee will be trying to answer two main questions and that is why does this fear persist among assumably rational parents who just want their children to be safe why are they choosing to forgo these vaccinations and what kind of messaging does public health officials need to shift to to convince them that vaccines are safe after all and the committee members will be hearing from one young man who is eighteen years old and he says he was not allowed to be vaccinated by his parents until he turned eighteen and the minute he did so he went and got those shots himself and he is expected to

the pacific northwest has been hit especially hard. more than 800 students in clark county, washington, were asked to stay home for three weeks because of the ongoing outbreak. >>> a vicious road rage assault caught on camera. take a look at this. >> no! somebody stop -- oh, my god. somebody stop them! >> stop! get him! >> i can't deal, y'all. >> the incident took place last thursday in brentwood, tennessee. investigators are lidentify a s motorist who witnessed the fight uploaded this video to twitter. police say the victim of the attack was not seriously injured, and the suspect left before officers arrived. no word on what caused the fight. >>> ibaka appeared to touch it. >> if nobody touched, cavs get it. >> oh, no, ibaka and chriss exchanging blow. >> in tonight's raptors-cavaliers game got heated when a fight broke out in the third quarter between serge ibaka and marquese chriss. ibaka shoved chriss from behind and grabbed near his neck. both men proceeded to throw punches at one another before a referee broke it up. both players

because of the high pressure that we're seeing over the bay area right now will continue on to the pacific northwest up and around california. so we will not be affected by that one. there will be another storm developing right behind that. it's going to arrive as we go into the middle of next week. we can see the rain that will be moving in. but recent runs of the computer models start to weaken this system as it approaches. so we may not see as much rain as originally thought, but there is going to be another one right behind that. so that's something we'll be keeping tabs on as we into go into next week. inland areas are looking at an amazing weekend. highs in the low 70s. morning temperatures in the upper 40s, and then going into next week once again, we'll be watching that rain that may continue off and on into next weekend. the bottom line is to enjoy this weekend because next weekend may not look like this. >> ah. >> that's okay. we are going to enjoy. >> at least we know the rain is not completely gone. >> the temps have still very mild. like in the 60s and 70s with rain. that's fine. >> tha

still got some wet and windy weather rolling in him a more wet weather to see just around the pacific northwest turning to snow to drive this way in across the rockies or disturbed weather into central parts over towards the eastern seaboard it should drop it should brighten up as we go on through saturday and that when she makes still continuing there which that eastern side of canada want to part from miami temperatures here around twenty five celsius lots of sunshine in losses on sides here across much of the caribbean we will see some wet weather just affecting southern parts of cuba maybe just driving its way down into jamaica as well could see some wet weather extending right across into nicaragua and costa rica a little filter is why a little further east which as we go through saturday even more rain around you notice across the island by this stage the brightest guys to gradually come back in behind. well you know. some of it i like. this is. you're watching the news hour live from the headquarters and. coming up in the next sixty minutes. the islamic call to prayer is heard across new

it's going to hit all of california, also the pacific northwest. not quite as much energy as a lot of our stronger february storm systems, but definitely some downpours with it as that cold front gets here. tomorrow morning's forecast, i think the biggest change will be the increasing cloud cover. we're not expecting any rainfall to start. you're not going to need the sunglasses as much as this reality sets in. we do have more changes coming our way this week. we'll start with 50s for the south bay peninsula, also right there for the tri valley and more 50s for the east bay, san francisco, and then right there across the north bay. we begin with those clouds. as we head through the afternoon, more cloud cover stays with us here across the bay area tomorrow, so again, not as sunny. rainfall starts to approach by about 11:30 tomorrow night, maybe some spotty showers down near the santa cruz mountains, also the south bay, but the rain day this week looks to be on wednesday. starting at 7:00 a.m. we'll see some downpours, best chance for the south bays

it's going to bring rain and snow to northern california on into parts of the pacific northwest.em as it drifts to the east. rain and heavy snow throughout the sierra we're looking at this lasting right on into about friday generally 1 to 2 inches, but there could be some rainfall, hourly rates, at three-quarters of an inch which could cause flash flooding and snowfall in the sierra we're looking at 9 to 18 inches >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. that rain moving through the north bay, continuing to make its way into the rest of the bay area. during that time we may have thunderstorms, looking out for the potential of thunder and small hate. thrill still by scattered rain in the forecast throughout the day tomorrow, all clearing out by friday. by sunday, we're reaching into the low 70s as the sunshine continues. >> i'm just going t >> i'm just going to say it. i love when you talk legal >> i'm just going to say that i love your glasses and i would like to steal them. >> oh, yikes >>> coming up, we'll talk more about those glasses. also, one of the world's highest-pa

there's 200 cases in 11 states including 70 in the pacific northwest. >>> coming up tonight, a giants placer aarrested while in arizona for spring training. >> a little boy with autism in need for help. the search for his stuffed animal he re deal with his anxiety. and the reward. >> a teenager gets ahorse turned on him over a confrontation over loud music. . >>> a sunnyvale woman accused of spraying water on a boy for playing his music too loud. >> the boy and his mother are upset they filed a police report. they are sharing the story so it doesn't happen to anyone else. >> you can hear the music playing and see water sprayed from the front porch of a home. likea walker took the video as a woman sprayed water on him. the woman gestured to turn down the music. he complied but she sprayed him. >> i was in shock. i didn't know why. i brought phone and filmed it. there were no words exchanged but the woman sprayed him again. she had filmed him before. if sect time he called 911 and his mother. >> the reason i was not overheated if i did anything i would be perceived as the threat instead

. >>> breaking news out of the pacific northwest. a truck crashing the gate at the nuclear submarine missile base. the driver slamming into a pole and facing off against security. marci gonzalez with the details coming in. >> panic at this naval base in seattle. >> is this guy a terrorist? what the [ bleep ] is happening right now oh my god, he's got a child. >> reporter: the driver barrelling through a security gate. >> this guy legitimately just ran the thing, barrier. ran across this, ran into that pole, dragged that baby out of the car. >> reporter: that driver on the ground at times grabbing on to that young girl who we learned is his 5-year-old daughter. navy police rushing to the scene within moments. >> whoa, they're backing up. does he have a gun? >> reporter: the security breach prompted a lockdown at the home to have the west coast's fleet of nuclear submarines. he was taken into custody and that child brought in for evaluation. police tell us the suspect was on drugs and has no links to terrorism. tom? >>> marci gonzalez

have still got some wet some wintry weather rolling in him and what that say just around the pacific northwest turning to snow to drive this way in across the rockies well disturbed weather into central parts of those eastern seaboard it should drop it should brighten up as we go on through saturday and that when she makes still continuing there which that eastern side of canada won't see bad for miami temperatures here around twenty five celsius lots of sunshine in losses on sides here across much of the caribbean we will see some wet weather just affecting southern parts of cuba maybe just driving its way down into jamaica as well see some wet weather extending right across into nicaragua and costa rica a little filter as well little further east which as we go through sassed a little more rain around you notice across yards by this stage the brightest guys to come back in behind. traveling to be a beautiful. country . to keep out of america people in power travels alongside those hoping to make it in. she's on al-jazeera. good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are all top stories have

alternator mixed in as well that a bit of snow in the northern flank plenty of snow up towards the pacific northwest going to continue making its way further east was over the rockies there's a lot of snow coming through here just around arizona coming up across colorado pushing further into the east of that really heavy downpours we could see some localized flooding at wild weather that wet weather that wintry weather will make its way further east was tempered just to pick up in chicago to route twenty two degrees north of the border lots of snow around here over the prairie is pushing back down across the other northern plains into the mountain states for the west is fine and dry be getting up to fifteen celsius in san francisco high of around eighty four plenty of sunshine plenty of sunshine ninety across the caribbean it's south gorgeous weather twenty celsius in kingston some attempted to force into and also for how we want to see over towards the last frontiers but for much of the basin side of the audience is going to be fine and dry and the confined and fry central america. is a popular fil

as a brisk system comes down from pacific northwest.oesn't look like it will bring rain but strong winds and drop our temperatures. but that's for the short term. because wednesday and thursday we are back into the 60s. and look what happens by the end of the week, not only in mountain view, but the south bay and the north bay looking at temperatures well above average. mid-70s would not be out of the question by the end of this week. so here's live doppler 7 where you can barely see the circulating that is it offshore. now 20:30 that's when we had the hail accumulating in the east bay. then 5:30 in the south bay. now with this system drifting to the south really nothing left of it except the clouds in the south bay keeping you a bit milder and a few hours of showers to monterey. in the north clear longer that's why chilly in the north bay. temperatures are in the upper 40s. san francisco and oakland 48 in. 46 in half moon bay. as we look at the golden gate bridge, a cold night tonight with the clear skies numbers in the low 40s. 45 in

a third of the cases are in the pacific northwest. >>> an ohio teenager innoculated himself against his mother's wishes. now, he is testifying before congress. >> the son of an anti-vacker got himself vaccinated against the wishes of his mother. >> misinformation which spread lies and evidence that is not scientific or true is dangerous because when we will don't vaccinate, you are at a higher risk for spreadable disease outbreaks. >> the ohio teen decided to get vaccinated last december after doing his own investigation. he said that his mother gathered the information on social media. >> i approached my mother with information from the c.d.c. that claims that vaccine does not respond autism, she responded with, that's what they want you to think. >> urgent action is necessary. everyone has a right to live in a community free of vaccine- preventable diseases. >> reporter: experts say that the disease, once eradicated in the u.s. is now making a comeback as parents decide not to vaccinate their children. while 80% of the u.s. children are vaccinated, currently, 17 state allow vaccine ex

snow in the pacific northwest. nice along the east coast. river valley. blizzard conditions back through the plains.ow sunshinethrough southern and central california. that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> it is a sunny and chilly morning outside. 41 now in washington. the windchills are down closer to the freezing mosk for of the suburbs. you'll notice the chill early wtoday. but il turn into a nice enough afternoon. sunshine today.ra high temres around 50 degrees. tomorrow another cold start, but a little milde of an afternoon. in the mid 50s for tomorrow. watching for a high chance for ra on friday. both saturday and sunday will be dry. saturday a little breezy. sunday mostly sunny and cooler. >>> coming up, what's in a dream? jenna is going to explain the how andhe why. the sleep doctor is back. we'll interpret some of our dream's means. butirst this i "today" on nbc. >> i need your retainer. >> you can have my retainer. (music throughout) >>> you're hogging all the covers. >> a

sierra snow in the pacific northwest and northern california.t is a very breezy morning. winds out of the north to noheast, averaging 15 to 20 miles per hour. even though temperatures are close to 40 in many spots, it feels like it's below freezing still. definitely a windchill for the first part of the day today, less wind.st s much sunshine for tomorrow. back into the 60s by thursday. 70s on friday andsa rday. next chance for showers is on sunday. we'll start ext week cool just like we did this one. >>> you can check us out on sirius xm 108. a big fan of "off the rails." goodlistening, baby. >>> coming up, jean chatzky is here. a new book out, talking about the one thing women should be asked about their finances right now. first this is "today" on nbc. something very important. not everybody can be a winner like aldi. their products have won over 400 awards for quality. kind of like cooper's solar system. but hey we did great too. not aldi great, but regular great... beat him... ...plants? know what's really great? the low prices at aldi. sav

low pressure that was to our west all week long is now lifting through oregon and the pacific northwest heading away from us. in this ridge of high pressure which will get no closer than about 500 miles from the bay area is just strong enough, to take the storm track and the rain and keep it just to our north so it won't take much to bring it back but it's not coming back this weekend. tomorrow morning we are dry and clear, tomorrow evening, great evening for barbecuing and doing something outside. sunday morning we are still clear but watch it change by sunday afternoon. we begin to go cloudy and we will be cloudy and monday and watch the rain likely return to the bay area with some scattered showers on tuesday. so that rain gets close to us or hits us in the form of some scattered showers starting the middle of next week to the next several days will be mainly dry. so mainly drive for the weekend. clouds increase sunday afternoon and monday. we will see some showers, especially in the north bay on tuesday with more widespread rainfall likely but not until about this time next week so

the pacific northwest doesn't get this kind of weather but the whole northwest was like this, people be a part of this, government shutdown, you had -- maybe that is what we are seeing. let's look at this chart. it really underscores what happened. you can see the three-month moving average for jobs was stayinground $250,000, here with this big drop, still around 100 $88,000. how often do you go up and then down like that? not often. this guy at j.p. morgan saying this 20,000 a month seems to confirm other things, the economy slowing down. john williams said 3% 2018, it will be 2% in 2019. doesn't they get is a catastrophe but a slow down. this is one of the most positive parts of his story. wages of course were up. look at this chart, wages rising at 3.4% year over year. that is the highest we have seen since the beginning of the great recession, since 2009. unemployment has been around 4%, fell more than expected to 3.8%. that is viewed as a plus. i want to read you something our team wrote on friday. the fact hiring was weak but the unemployment rate declined with the jobless clai

united states has more than 200 measles cases in 11 states including 70 in an outbreak in the pacific northwest. >>> r kelly is speaking out for the first time since pleading not guilty to sexual abuse charges. an expert from a new interview the allegations he has been abusing women and girls for decades are untrue. >> how stupid. with all i've been through in my way past. to hold somebody let alone 50. how stupid would i be to do that? that stupid guys. is this camera on me? that's stupid. use your common sense. forget the blogs. forget how you feel about me. hate me if you want to love me if you want. use your common sense. how stupid would it be for me with my crazy past and what i've been through. right now i think i need to be a monster and hold girls against their will and cheer them up in my basement. don't let them eat or let them out. unless they need some shoes down the street from their uncle. quit playing. quit playing. i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i'm fighting for my life. >> he has been charged with 10 counts of sexual abuse involving for victims and three of whom are u

next system will move in on wednesday bringing more rain more snow especially into the pacific northwesttake a live look outside in san jose nice and dry. good to see the sun out. we will see some filtered sunshine throughout the day with partly cloudy skies. later tonight we'll see the radar filling in tomorrowslight chance of thunderstorms. heading into the weekend we will start to see our weather drying weekend. >> and that's your latest weather, guys. >> carson time for >> you lie like a rug. >> pop start. >> the mighty pop start. >> i love >> i love a daly click and a morning boost off. you get some of the greatest videos. >> a boost off. >> we're going to start with joanna gaines exciting news today marks the release of her first children's book we are the gardeners. here's exactly why that garden is important to her. >> gardening has become a really big part of what we do together as a family. you know i think it's something that i wanted my kids to learn early on. even though we don't know how exactly to do something, let's get in this. let's get dirty. let's figure it out, and y

reco highs in t pacific northwest. mid mississippi river valley. drying out through florida. here is what's happening in your neck of the >>> good morning everybody. bright sunshine. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. it will be a pleasant day once we get rid of the morning chill. afternoon highs today wil just above the 50-degree mark. it will be sunny day tomorrow, not quite a cold in the morning or as chilly in the afternoon. mid 50s for tomorrow after rain thursday and early friday, the weekend looks dry. >> that is your latest weather. you can always take us with you. after the "today" show is over, why not tune in to "today" show radio onir ss xm channel 108. want to get everybody in. there you go t ba you guys. >>> the roker run. al, thank you. >>> straigh t ahead,s guy, this inspiring 8-year-old chess master in the making. he's over come a lot to be a champion. going to show me some of your go-to moves, share some of your secrets? we'll work on it. >> that's not real. >> just doing that for tv. got it.

the united states has encountered more than 200 cases with an outbreak in the pacific northwest. >>> san francisco city leaders are dealing with the problem with vacant store front. the board of supervisors are approving a plan to track store front. property owners will be required to notify the city if the store front is vacant 30 days or more and pay a $711 registration station. >> i was on pollard street myself, shocked to see all the empty store front with a for rent or for lease sign. >> the plan is to get a realistic view of how many store fronts are vacant and getting them reopened again. >>> time is now 6:39. a man from florida is facing a major fine after the tsa found a rocket propelled grenade launcher inside of his baggage. this happened in lehigh international airport in pennsylvania. the man thought it was not a big deal since it was inside of a checked bag. however, the tsa has very tough ban, even on replica weapons. while the grow nate launcher was confiscated, the tsa confirmed that the man did make it on to his flight to orlando. >>> singer r. kelly is speaking out

wet weather in the pacific northwest. sunshine in the southeast.cific northwest. wet along the mid-atlantic coast into the southeast. that's what's going on a >>> good morning. i'm kari hall. still unsettled weather across the bay area. the storm spins across the region. it is bringing thunderstorms farther to the north and that will make its way inland throughout the day. but overall the hour by hour outlook shows only spotty rain as we go throughout the day. a mix of sun and clouds. and then all of the rain starts to taper off tomorrow. we'll see in-labtd temperatures warm up into the mid-60s. we'll see some low 70s in the forecast for the rest of the weekend and rain returns early next week. >> and don't forget, you can always get the "today" show when you leave the house. all you have to do is go to "today" show, sirius xm channel 108. guys? >> all right. mr. roker, thank you. >>> now to troubling allegations that are rocking the university of california of berkeley campus. >> a former intern with the football team took to facebook last week an

is counted 200 cases in 11 states, a third of which are in the pacific northwest. >>> the death of actorperry is shining the light on the risk of stroke. he was only 52 years old. if you suspect you or someone else is having a stroke, doctors say time is of the absence. today we spoke with doctor david hong, the regional director of stroke programs with sutter health. he says they implemented a new protocol for getting help to stroke victims faster. >> it is really a mini hospital. a hospital on wheels. what we do is we drive the unit to the patient. we put them within the ambulance and in the ambulance they get a cat scan done, right in the ambulance. there is a cat scan inside the ambulance. there is a pharmacy in the ambulance, so you can give treatment right away. there is either a live doctor, or more recently, telemedicine. >> risk factors for strokes include high blood pressure, smoking, excessive alcohol use and art conditions. strokes can affect men and women at any age. 15% of stroke victims are under the age of 50. >>> a heartbreaking message today from a tv icon. >> hi everyo

this low pressure way off the pacific northwest but other than that, that little rack of high clouds, you can see those toward the central coast, it will be mild today. we will be in the 60s, life is good. we expect a chilly start to the morning but that is what you get before sunrise. mostly sunny and warmer today with temperatures in the upper 60s. the weekend looks nice. if you have plans to clean up after all the rain we had, now would be the time. the snow report, tahoe alpine meadows, head there. they have 3 million miles of snow. 120 inches. look at all the snow they got. north star is looking pretty good. it is partly cloudy this weekend. they had 4 inches of new snow but i have no idea from where. 1 inch of new snow at sugar bowl. conditions look a-okay on a massive base of machine groomed powder. we have a few clouds around sfo this morning. so far, no delays are reported in bay area airports. i have to tell you, despite the big news about a bomb in the midwest, there are no delays at any airports along the country. seattle 59 degrees, chicago 40, atlanta 54 and partly cloud

the high will build up in the pacific northwest, canada next week and some of the energy will undercut it. it could play into the weather for the rain next week. but not this weekend. the temps will continue go up during the day. spring starts next week. so enjoy the last gasp of winter even though it will be warm. >> thank you, steve. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the nine, bart approved a plan to fix all of the broken escalators. but a lot of people are not happy with the timeline to do it. >>> an exciting night in los angeles. gabby is here to highlight some of the important things that happened at the i heart music awards. stay with us. seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. >> all right. taking a look at the market. stocks opening up with modest gains and continue to climb on wall street. the dow

for the pacific northwest, closer to the cold front dealing with the rain and the snow, that is a weak front. it is also dry. it will bring increasing winds for us. timing it out for you on futurecast with the clouds, we have a mix of sun and clouds, increasing mid to high level clouds at 10 am. they push across the rest of the bay area through the south bay with those clouds later in the afternoon and evening catching more sunshine by about 4 pm this afternoon. as we look ahead to tomorrow, a high pressure builds in and really strengthens throughout the week. today's cold front is really the only weather system this week. we will see the winds pick up, especially along the coast. they will be up to 35 miles per hour and 15 to 25 for the rest of the bay area. our sun rise is at 7:25 am and sunset is 7:30 pm. daytime highs are in the upper 50s to the low 60s. 60 in oakland, redwood city and 62 in san jose, 64 in santa rosa. cooler compared to yesterday. today will be the coolest day out of our extended forecast. on wednesday we warm-up and we continue to warm up going through the work w

record highs in the pacific northwest.ng >>> good morning, i am meteorologist kari hall. we are starting to see more clouds moving in already, it will be a fairly warm day. we are going to see the rain moving in as early as later on tonight, waves of rain continuing throughout tonight and most of the day and off and on tomorrow. we'll have cooler temperatures as we go into the middle of the workweek. highs reaching into the upper 50s and low 60s the rest of the week. the rain will taper off on saturday. >> and that is your latest weather. you can always take this with you after the "today" show is over. tune in to "today" show radio on sirius xm channel 108. want to get everybody in. there you go, back to you guys. >> all right, the roker run. al, thank you. straight ahead this guy, this inspiring 8-year-old chess master in the making. he's overcome a lot to be a champion. you're going to show me some of your go-to moves? you're not going to share your secrets? we're going to work on them. we're going to work on them. ot t