and you can track the movement of styles across the southwest, across centuries. and i look into these and i see people from the high desert living down in the pines of central arizona. i see the shapes of their lives still recorded, that the anastazi didn't disappear, they just moved and they carried everything with them. and when they ran into other cultures, they adjusted. they changed the colors of their vessels but they kept the same images, images of a landscape that is worn open, that is controlled by basic elements, by wind, by water, by gravity. see the shape of the world where i have spent my life, where i have been walking, looking for these stories. and just to give you a sense of scale here, that's me at the bottom of that pillar. and that pillar is just some old wall and that's all that's left of it, some memory of a canyon. every place out there is a memory, a memory of water, a memory of humans. most of those vessels that i just showed you -- they all came from museums. here is one that i found a few years ago, a seed jar in utah underneath a ledge

>> as i said, we need more women to run across the board. i certainly hope that we see more republican women, but i have to say we've got to see more pro-choice republican women. think about when emily's list started 27 years ago, when we started as an organization dedicated to electing pro-choice democratic women, there were so many pro-choice republican women at the same time. now we have seen the republican party move to the right so much that those moderate republican women really have no place to succeed in their party. and so we of course say come on over to us and you can work with us in this endeavor. but i can say that i'm very, very excited about the number of women that the democrats have running right now. we've been working, as i said, with 11 senate candidates. already 20 house candidates, with another 20 possibly coming on line in just the next few months here. we've got a really, really good cycle building, and we need to help these women, because we need to change the dynamic in washington. the time is now. >> stephanie, scr

miles per hour across the coast. let's start off with temperatures in the 50s and as we head through the day, it won't moderate too much more than that. daytime highs will also be staying in the 50s. down in the south bay, san jose is 59. 57 in oakland and expecting 57 in san rafael. on the three-day forecast, the rain day is saturday. by sunday we will start to get in on clearing and maybe a few showers for the morning hours. as we head to monday, we have a great start. sin skies and dry weather and temperatures in the mid 60s. by wednesday of next week, not a major system. a few showers returning and sun as we head into next thursday. as we mentioned before at the coastline, high surf and waves could be as high as 20 feet. i asked the folks at mavericks, we were talking with them if they means they would have the contest. it's dangerous for boaters for sure. >> okay. thanks, jeff. >> coming nt gias fntias fever reaches a new height. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere.

we have a wave of tornadoes, about 15, coming across kentucky. this is a tornado outbreak, very high risk, and a lot of destruction and a lot devastating tornado in the ohio valley this afternoon. >>shepard: we hope some of funnel clouds will not touch down. they are, that is often the case. they form, stay in the air and dissipate before they hit the ground. rick is in our extreme weather center and watching the same cells. what do you see? rick: you see somebody on the ground there giving us those reports and you look at radar and you see the radar and you can see that and someone has to spot it and tell you it is on the ground, one tornado 20 miles north of louisville, you can see it right there, another one lined up behind it so you have a tornado going through causing damage and you think you are clear. and then there is another one lined up and you see three tornado warning boxes lined up in a row moving over the same area. major flooding is occurring with this and he mentioned rain-wrapped tornado so the tornado is raining so hard you cann

there across the south.at where the tornados went and you can see this video in north carolina, some very large homes there look like they're pretty poorly damaged. you about it wasn't just north carolina pd. we had reports of tornados across much of the midwest, into the south. it was an unbelievable day. particularly for early march when we would typically see an outbreak like this happen, maybe in may. not even. 95 reports of tornados yesterday. 95. a total of 758 reports of severe weather, david. this was an incredible day and, unfortunately, today we still run the risk of severe weather. i don't think it will look like this when it's all said and done. but it doesn't matter. it takes one tornado to impact you. if you were under a tornado watch, keep that radio turned on, keep cnn turned on and we'll keep you up to date if a tornado is issued for your county. >> stay tuned, stay vigilant. >>> now google is changing the way it gathers information about you. is there anything you can do to protect yourself

upper 50s to low 60s, increasing clouds across the bay area.he first batch of heavy rain moves in tuesday night, look for rain, heavy at times, very strong winds developing on wednesday, a little break thursday morning, more rain, heavy at times, thursday night and friday, and then everything turns cold, very low snow levels next weekend. >> thank you, leigh. >> the dates have been chosen for the big dance. >> mike: like prom night in the ncaa basketball. the cal bears lost three of their last four games about ended the year with 24 wins. that turned out to be enough. they got their insatellite big dance. they'll be in facing south florida in a play yip game for the 12th seed. there's 68 teams. the bears struggled with offense the last four games but it's a new season and they're ready to roll. >> i just up to us to prove we belong and we are a decent basketball team, and that the league is good, and going to be up to us and colorado to make some hay. >> i think it just says a lot about how you finish the year. we didn't finish as strongly as w

otherwise in the low to mid-40s across the bay area. now, for tomorrow, another dry day, and again, this dry weather is not going to last for long. temperatures mainly in the 50s to very low 60s across the coast, bay and inland. the high pressure system that brought us all the dry, mild weather late last week and saturday, well, that is now gone, continuing its journey farther east. we're watching a series of low pressure systems. time it out with future cast, monday looks dry. tuesday, just in time for the morning commute, things begin to get unsettled, especially in the north bay, then pushing farther south throughout the rest of the day. tuesday into wednesday looks like it could be our biggest storm system. some areas in the urban spots could see 1 to 3 inches of rain with the system. then another one coming thursday into friday. then a third separate one coming sometime next weekend. so this could be a pretty good soaker. the next six days we could see more rain than we typically get in the average month. pinpoint forecast, lows ov

these tornadoes have impacted millions of americans across several states. at least 28 # people are now dead and there may be more. >> it is amazing this outbreak we have been seeing. one of the hardest hit states the state of indiana. four people confirmed dead. two towns hit the hardest where the junior and senior high school was hurt. marysville described as being "completely gone." >> in kentucky 12 people are confirmed dead there. strong storms moved through knocking down trees and power lines. >> and parts of tennessee including nashville seeing golf ball sized hail bouncing off of cars. >> the tornado count could be close to 100 before this is over. jay gray has more tonight. >> a day of watches and warnings gave way to this devastating reality. >> it was unreal. things were falling. things were coming off the walls, noise, crashes, glass flying everywhere. it was like a dream. >> reporter: a bad dream for thousands across tornado alley as dozens of powerful tornadoes ripped apart communities from indiana through tennessee. the hardest hit henryville,

well all the polling stations across russia have now opened their voting just on the way in the west embrace teachin of kaliningrad let's now talk to our t's alexy . let's see well the whole country is now voting so who have been the most high profile voters so far. indeed from. all polling stations have opened across the country with high turnout already reported in the eastern region some russian in the far east and siberia and central russia as well already we understand that you have a block of one of the presidential candidates or has already cast his ballot in his whole region of krasnoyarsk and he returned from moscow we also expect and of course all other presidential candidates will be voting in moscow all throughout the day indeed we're in for some interesting thirteen hours or so until nine pm moscow time when all polling stations close across the country and we will be expecting the first exit polls exit poll results to come out there will certainly be covering all the latest information will be bringing all the latest details right this very interesting and crucial fatef

they have everything across the area. very heavy thunderstorms, pounding this area, it's stationary, not moving. it's training, moving over the same places. now, as we go closer to where we are, we are dealing with a little bit of shower or thunderstorm, lightning with the cell. it's weakening a little bit. as we look in to carol, frederick, that's where the rain is coming down as of now. we are dealing with foggy conditions this morning as we have 100% humidity, the air is saturated. temperatures are mild. it is soupy outside. i'm going to talk about the warm up in the forecast, the first day of spring, lots to talk about. stick around, right now, let's head over to angela with a check of the traffic and fog a big concern again. >>> we are dealing with the fog, we have been seeing a bit of it on the cameras. we are dealing this morning with a traffic advisory for the fallen military officer's procession that will begin at 5:00 a.m., i want to give you a heads up, this will start on harford, knot, to the bellway, once we

station across the country has already cost health a billion u.s. dollars also the ballot boxes themselves are made of see through glass so there's absolutely no chance of anything getting inside these battle boxes without the observers noticing it certainly as i mentioned the independent observers anyone any russian citizen can become an independent observer can receive proper documents and be at a polling station making sure that no forces occasions take place as well as certainly seven hundred almost seven hundred international observers also there at the polling stations making sure that the election on smoothly i believe we can see the pictures off from the web cameras what exactly happening at the polling stations across the country so this is definitely something you for russia which we have not seen during all previous campaigns and it's also a very interesting thing that there is an organization responsible for observing the observer actions so it's it's even serious as serious as it gets here but it's widely seen that putin will win the el

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first of what to give you a live shot from our camera looking across the city looking across southeast washington. we can see some of the clouds that have started to pop a little bit in the last 15-20 minutes, getting a little more intense. there is no lightning yet. common across district heights now, headed east down. we will have another hour or two and then a chance of isolated showers. 80 so far is the official high at reagan airport. it was sometime in early october at the last time we saw 80. 85 at quantico and 79 in gaithersburg. 78 currently at reagan national airport. even places like detroit and syracuse are way above average in the upper 6 the's right now. -- upper 60's right now. the real heavy duty coast of this way to the north, showing no signs of coming out anytime soon. it may not come south for a long, long time. west of the rockies, a little different weather pattern, but most of the country is at or above average temperatures right now and that will continue for a while longer. the frontal system moving out a section on the satellite radar. high pressure takes over

monitoring the thousands of newly installed well trained on the ballot boxes across the country. well the polling stations across russia have now opened the most westerly mentioned in grab a final place to start voting let's now talk to r.t.c. let's see let's see how has the turnout been so far. well the turnout so far has been higher than four years ago during the previous presidential election in some regions especially in the far east now that several russian has been voting for several hours or really from the give us talk to go out and we in some regions there already have been more than fifty percent of the voters turning up at the polling stations to cast their ballots some of one of the presidential candidates mikhail prokhorov has already cast their ballot early in the morning in his hometown in the region of course they asked region and we certainly expect the other presidential hopefuls to cast their ballot throughout the day in moscow certainly a very interesting day ahead of us we'll be bringing you the first exit poll results when the polling stations close across t

the road right now at the same time across the border and i'm already in lebanon on. and further south see remains extremely vulnerable the city of cairo the cradle of the syrian uprising it's all. all started here and it continues to play a role in the country's crisis where there was jordan just several kilometers away from here and numerous reports suggesting that foreign weapons and troops going to is a lifo through its that are has become one of the weakest points in the country's security the city has become the scene of fierce and bloody clashes at least twice in the conflicts twelve month history the authorities have claimed that many of the so-called free syrian army have in fact come from across the border. they appear shoot and kill and then they disappear immediately they arrive from abroad but they are not from jordan they use this country's border many of them are from africa. we're showing their weapons allegedly seized in military operations now you have in the army we don't have weapons from israel and america sniper guns and night vision binoculars a

wet across parts of the united kingdom. and that's going to continue up the western coast of norway. then down towards the southeast, seeing some showers as well as lots of inland snow particularly across turkey. temperatures will be continuing to fall into the end of the weekend. four for the high on thursday. and moscow below the high. and 13 in berlin as well as in vienna. 17 in athens and rome. mid-20s in madrid. 17 in london. i'll leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back at the top of the next hour. see you then.

we have many folks listening to us across the country. to watch the state of 2012 state -- state of indian nations address. across the country we have students, tribal citizens, and leaders, and have gathered in the schools, and sent tircenter watch together. among many events across the country we are pleased mr. star's history class in santa fe, new mexico is joining us. we have university of oklahoma, college of law, center for native american youth in washington, d.c., the tribal office and the indian tribe of wisconsin, leaders of tomorrow, and today's event, that are watching. and there are many other more watching events across the country. we're glad and happy that they're all joining us. we have an incredible turn out here today. we would look to acknowledge some of the guests in the audience. among those guests, special guests we have board members of ncaai. we have chairman ron allen, president ed thomas, chairman ned norris, president don arnolarnol arnold, and david gibb, and joined by tribal lead ears cross t -- leaders acro

we're now across at least six states. we're getting live updates from our network of storm chasers and our meteorological team is on 24 hour shifts at the moment. we will update you as news comes in the moment it does. first though, the rest of the news. and president obama with a message today for israel. we have got your back. that's from quite extraordinary interview really with the atlantic magazine. president obama spoke with the atlantic about the risk that iran's nuclear program poses to israel and the world. said when it comes to the idea of taking action against iran, quote: i think that the israeli government recognizes that, as the president of the united states, i don't bluff. i think the iranian and israeli governments recognize that when the united states says it is unacceptable for iran to have a nuclear weapon, we mean what we say. "that may be the strongest statement so far from the leader of the free world. and certainly a powerful one in that part of the world. we don't know whether that kind of assuran

now, moving on to the americas it's settled across the western u.s. we have a very active low pressure system moving along the u.s.-canada border and a very active low pressure -- cold front, i should say, sagging eastward over the northwestern portions of the u.s. let me show you the setup on tuesday. areas from the west coast all the way to the east to the eastern great lakes region, you're going to see widespread snow showers and heavy rain along the coast of california. it's mostly dry for the rest. and there will be a threat of severe fire weather in parts of the central and southern plains as well as the lower colorado river because of lots of warm air and dry air colliding across this area. so temperatures are as follows. getting up to 26 degrees in houston. 23 degrees in oklahoma city. and coming in at 21 degrees in denver, which is about ten degrees higher than average. now, moving on to europe, a high pressure system is keeping things settled and dry across most of the west. however, these couple of low pressure systems are still producing w

that actually shut down traffic across highway 24 because power lines were across the interstate.ndous amount of damage here across eastern tennessee. the only bright spot of that story is zero fatalities. we can't say that for the rest of the country in this incredible, incredible early march tornado outbreak. >> that's right, rob. zero fatalities. it's great news out of a bad situation. thank you, rob. we may not know the full extent of some of the damage until search and rescue crews finish their work like in small towns like henryville, indiana. that's where susan candiotti is this morning. susan, how bad is it there this morn i morning? >> reporter: i think i have been describing it as crushing damage to the area. so bad, they are waiting until the sun is finally coming up for authorities to continue to search for anyone who might not be accounted for and can also look at a lat of the damage, get early assessments in the light of day. looking over my shoulder, that's henryville, the high school in henryville in clark county that was devastated by that, by the tornado. let me

republicans passed the paul ryan budget today during the same sort of austerity budget as triggering riots across the atlantic so how long until similar unrest hits america especially with the supreme court ready to rip health care coverage of the hands of tens of millions of americans also congress bow down to the big oil kings again today he put in place subsidies that rob americans of forty billion dollars just how harmful is washington's commitment to big oil and corporate greed and more than a year into the nuclear crisis of radiation levels have now reached their highest point yet where does all this mean and what should nuclear supporters in america be taking away from the consumer prices. you need to know this today house republicans passed their infamous paul ryan budget it kicks tens of millions of americans out of their health insurance plans to pay for a three trillion dollars tax cut for the nation's top one percent ryan's budget has no chance of passing the senate so it really was nothing except for their millionaire and billionaire campaign donors which should republicans win big i

and tomorrow and the next few days across the northeast, here is what you're waking up to across the southeast and moving forward take a look at your forecast today. there are scattered rain showers in the forecast for the northeast today although i don't think it will be that bad and the worst is across new england and across the mid atlantic, new york city will be kind of all right. and we'll see the heaviest of the showers. and we'll see rain showers through the panhandle, through florida not the panhandle, you'll be sunny. warm across texas and the plains, and tell you what, northern plains, get ready a, chance for severe weather across the dakotas, tomorrow and change the picture up a little bit. storms across california and that's a big potent storm, maybe two to three inches of rain, in and around l.a. and maybe up to about a foot of snow. 5 to 6,000 foot level in across southern california. and sunshine, meanwhile, in arizona and that storm you see in california, it's going to move to the north, this time around arizona and no more snow in and around that area. and guys, send

mostly in the 30s and 40s across the bay area. 45 in oakland. for tomorrow, we're going to be mostly in the 50s to very low 60s. 62 in oakland. 63 in places like fairfield, concord, and livermore. here goes. here's the forecast over the next couple of days. monday looks like our last dry day for a while. tuesday into wednesday, that's when our biggest storm system moves across the bay area, starting in the north bay, then heading farther south throughout the day. another one comes on thursday into friday. then another one comes saturday. the next six to seven days, we could see more rain out of this than we typically do in a month in some parts of the bay area. you've been warned! that's a check of weather. for an update on sports, let's go to dennis. >>> would it rain on the ncaa tournament selection? the bears had to wait for the final selection, and which supertar was whisked away early from his event in this mercedes? the answer, coming up. ,, ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the ro

a few flurries out across western maryland.peratures tomorrow will struggle to make it to around 40 degrees. here's the extended outlook. i promised warmer air. near 70 on thursday and friday. cooler for the upcoming weekend. expecting snow delays tomorrow morning across our area, think twice. do your homework now. >> thank you, steve. >> let's hope today's performance by the nats isn't an indicator of what we can expect from them. >> no. stephen strasburg was solid. 37 is back. got that 100-mile-per-hour fastball. stephen strasburg took the mound, but the rest of the team struggled to keep up with him down in florida. speaking of keeping up, falling out. i don't know what's going on here. greg williams, now the redsk are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now proving answers families need. siemens. answers. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers moving your forward. >> as you know

yes polling stations across all of russia's nine times and so open toilets no totalities. lexy yeah how has the turnout been so. well it's a relatively high turnout compared even to the previous presidential election in two thousand and eight in fact some regions in the far east are registered more than fifty percent of the voter turnout one region even registered as seventy percent turnout which is certainly higher than four years ago when we did it was like russia's president in fact for now as we understand from russia central election commission more than twelve percent of russia's voters have cast their ballots already some of the v.i.p.'s have already also cast their ballots we know that president the acting president dmitry medvedev and his wife have already been to the polling stations and placed their ballot also some of the presidential candidates have also voted by this hour but imagery last you the head of the liberal democratic party was eccentric as he's usually been criticizing the ballot boxes the booths where people make their choice for the others being a

our correspondents across the city across moscow bringing you live up to the reports as we await the outcome of the twenty twelve books. in a few moments we'll speak with the man behind the installation of two hundred thousand webcams across the country to help make the vote a maximum transparent that's after a recap of the day's headlines and the week's top stories after a short break.

united states construction and dedication across the midwest south latest on tornadoes across southernrn kentucky and tennessee and ohio storm claimed at least 18 deaths and 13 indiana with five and kentucky numbers climbing during this hour many people some still trapped in the rubble. tomorrow morning updating you terrible that the amat terrible history any guide have not heard the final tally from this i remember back in the outbreak super outbreak 1974148 tornadoes across all kinds of states days before we realized what the toll was on that terrible >> something like this every couple of decades. snowfall on the backside of the storm with numbers. system with the last one to 5 in. of snowfall in the kendry county community. the island lake had 1 in.. you can see it's no fault in retreat coming down parts of eastern northeast wisconsin. no. or michigan and eastern uc thunderstorms across eastern united states. visibility snow intensity waukegan 3 mi. as ability. snowfall totals work in progress snowfall eastern wisconsin. milwaukee 4.5 in.. advisories continue tornadoes in the deep

dry weather across the eastern third of the country.not looking at too many problems as far as weather delays go. i don't think we will see too many problems as far as wind. above average across the plains you have already seen the temperatures on the warm side. a lot of rain and snow across the higher elevations. as we look at the satellite picture some of the rain already coming down early this morning outside of california. note for the high elevations along some of the high ethel vations that will head eastward and could be bringing in some severe weather across parts of missouri and also illinois. morning travel looks good. memphis and dallas not looking at any delays. here's a look at the severe weather area across portions of missouri and illinois. >> thank you, maria. >> bobby brown in trouble with the law once again. the lahusband of whitney housto was given a dui. he was pulled over for talking on his cell phone soon suspected he was intoxicated when he reportedly failed 4 sobriety tests. after numerous attempts to change a co

a light commute across the golden gate bridge with bridge crews now heading across the span to changeonfiguration. >>> 4:53 now. mitt romney is celebrating a big win in the illinois republican primary he did what he needed to do and routed santorum grabbing another delegate rich state. the question now, is he unbeatable? here's tahman bradley. >> reporter: mitt romney added to his delegate lead by winning a decisive victory in illinois. >> what a night, thank you illinois. what a night. >> reporter: this is romney's third big state win in a row after ohio and michigan. romney shifted his attacks back to president obama. >> after years of too many apologies and not enough jobs, historic drops in income and historic highs in gas prices, it is time to say these words, this word, "enough." we've had enough. >> reporter: exit polls show romney was lifted to victory by voters with households earning more than $100,000 a year and voters who see him as having the best chance of defeating president obama. he continued to struggle with voters who describe themselves as very conservative. they v

across the issue of violence and globalization i'm joined by kant at a rough in stockholm he's a member of the sweden democrats party and a member of the swedish parliament in oxford we go to roger griffin he is a professor and academic political theorist at oxford brookes university and in leeds we have mohammed shafique he is the chief executive and founding member of the ramadan foundation all right gentlemen this is cross talk to me as you can jump in anytime you want roger i'd like to go to you first as i pointed out in the introduction this is an election year and we have seen elections all through europe since the financial crisis of two thousand and eight we've seen a significant drift to what i would call what most people would call the right ok and i must say that mr is not a cosy campaigning for reelection as pandered to the right trying to capture madame le pen's constituency and then we have this horrific incident massacre in toulouse what's the connection if any in your mind. well the connection between the massacre as you call it to lose those is. perceptible shift to the

it's our top story as we go across america. woman from iraq attacked by a tire iron in her own home in southern cal and one of her five children finding her unconscious and she's dead after days on life support and chris coming across a note, go back to your country, you terrorists. >> reports her husband previously worked as a private contractor for the the u.s. army, training soldiers deployed to the middle east. they recently moved there from michigan. >> they're terrific. i can't imagine something like that happening in san diego let alone my street and neighborhood. >> police are investigating the killing as a possible hate crime. oklahoma, the latest on this encounter at the will rogers world airport in oklahoma city last month. two officers now under investigation by their own department after they tased the guy. >> the arresting officer reports the man became combative and claims he was a cia agent there to meet newt gingrich and here they're seen dragging him face down across the floor. all charges have been dropped. f

right here across the bay area. we already told you but we'll show it here. kingville could see another 36 inches of snow. as for tonight, 52 in san jose. 55 in san francisco. for tomorrow, numbers -- well, they are going to be going down gradually here. 62 in san jose. 60 in danville. 59 back for alameda. 58 in san francisco and 58 in san rafael. and then we'll start to get some clearing back in the mix here as we head into tuesday, wednesday, and thursday of next week. so the strongest and heaviest rain coming our way looks to be friday night into early saturday morning at this point. >> okay. thanks so much. >>> the images are disgusting and designed to make you think. we'll give you a look at a first of its kind ad campaign. >>> and it's not just art anymore. find out about the tattoos tto r eis thven limeetting to save their lives in an emergency. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking a

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blow in the welcome across town people about tragedy fear and a lot of politics the massacre in toulouse france again highlights the lack of consensus in europe and the western world when it comes to national identity and the impact of globalization in election year there's a lot of talk about controlling immigration but is the essence of western maternity the real problem. you can. start. to cross not the issue of violence and globalization i'm joined by kent and karate in stockholm he's a member of the sweden democrats party and a member of the swedish parliament and oxford we go to roger griffin he is a professor and academic political theorist at oxford brookes university and in leeds we have mohammed shafique he is the chief executive and founding member of the ramadan foundation all right gentlemen this is cross talk means you can jump in anytime you want roger i'd like to go to you first as i pointed out in the introduction this is an election year and we have seen elections all through europe since the financial crisis of two thousand and eight we've seen a significant drift to w

everything is nice and quiet no major roadwork across the stretch. lawrence says it's rainy in the north bay so you may find slick conditions in marin but other than that quiet. no major incidents across the north bay. bridges fine. a live look at the san mateo bridge. this is the commute direction of westbound 92 and yeah, either direction is moving fine. yesterday we had a wind advisory. so travel conditions were harder. today not the case. at the bay bridge, looks good, as well. westbound 80, in the green from the carquinez bridge and looks great across the upper deck into san francisco. east bay drive times so far in the clear. so that's what we like to see. off to a great start on westbound 580 and the nimitz and westbound 24 so far fine out of walnut creek. mass transit always a good option so far everything on time including the bart trains heading into san francisco. >> thank you. >>> i know you like yoga so listen to this. apparently it can be painful and even cause major injuries. that's what a new book is saying about yoga. about 15 millio

across much of the country we will be looking at very dry and calm weather. even in hokkaido, the snowy and windy conditions will be tapering off finally on our thursday. much dry weather will be coming for us in towards the end of the week. and elsewhere in eastern continental asia, the ongoing showers here in southeastern china, that's going to be tapering off just a little bit this evening. however, another round of ongoing showers will continue in towards the weekend. the heaviest showers could be just south of shanghai. and the winds will be cranking up, too. eastern coast of china will be looking at high waves. please be aware of that. inland china will see some mountain snow as well as showers in the valleys. and indochina peninsula, wide spread scattered showers will be popping up. even isolated thunderstorms, gale, gusts, and also some large hail could be possibility here in southern thailand. taking a look at your temperatures, well, bangkok is going to be hot and hazy here at 35 degrees. hong kong will be a bit foggy in the morning hours at 19. seo

it is much welcome across california. may be a little too much up near the california/oregon border. we may start to get in on flooding over the next 36 hours. for us this is producing a few areas of showers across santa rosa. that's what we'll find the next 12-18 hours in the north bay and some areas of showers and area clearing, then a few more showers may roll on by. the rain line will stay to the north, also the south bay throughout at least tonight. then we're going to change things up for tomorrow. numbers, the warmest down here in gilroy, we did have sunshine with 67. 66 in santa cruz and with the clouds and the spotty showers numbers in the 50s at the current moment. the spotty drizzle tomorrow morning and friday, the next storm system does start to get closer and we're going to track heavier rainfall this weekend. let's take you to the sky camera network in san francisco. what you're going to find is well, the onshore flow, very persistent, not any drizzle now but that could change as we head throughout tonight w

they had many things wrong with themç across different subject areas, across different parts of there process. that goes further to substantiate the conclusion we made, which is that the foreclosure process in the merit -- california, which is basedçn laws dating back over 100 years, no longer adequately regulates the current mortgage market. these laws were promulgated before there were things like securitization and real estate capital markets. we are not here to indict the mortgage industry or to say that all people who lost their home did not deserve to lose their home. certainly, there was a reckless borrowing. there were good actors with in the mortgage industry that have just been caught up in a situation where the boom in production of the originations could not stand the ultimate pressure on the for closure system in california once the boom turned into a slump. >> thank you. i know we have a lot of information and a lot to digest. it has taken me quite a while. i am happy to openç up to questions. >> you sense this data is representative of california. the cost of proper

not much of a change across much of central and western europe. we are going to see some very welcomed showers spreading across portugal and spain, where drought conditions have been persisting for the last week or so. getting a bit wet across northern parts of the united kingdom, scotland, as well as ireland with a stream of moisture, that's going to continue up the western coast of norway. down towards the southeast, turkey and into syria, seeing showers as well as lots of inland snow, particularly across turkey, temperatures continuing to fall through the end of the week. ankara seeing 4 for the high on thursday and moscow at minus 3. then spring-like temperatures in central europe, 17 in athens, rome, mid-20s in madrid, 17 in london, not even bad for the summer. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, u.s. president barack obama and british prime minister david cameron say they will increase pressure on iran to abandon its nuclear development program. the two leaders met at the white house. >> again, it is

live shot of the san mateo bridge windy across.few earlier accidents right now they've been cleared so far quiet. >>> 5:20. >>> next, new reports of sticking accelerators this time the spotlight is on an american carmaker. >>> consequences of eating red meat. i'm rob nelson. os at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> good morning. 5:22. you are looking live at pictures of the golden gate bridge. slick roadways from the rain also wind out there both hands on the wheel as you cross the bridges. more on that coming up. >>> it is 5:23. a caution this morning if you drive a ford taurus or mercury sable. federal regulators looking into complaints of sticky accelerators like the ones that plagued the toyota. two drivers claim their cars took off and ran red lights before they were able to stop them. the investigation covers 1.9 million cars, 2001 through 2006. the ford hotline is on your screen there 1-800-436-7322 or