behind it where the core really cold air located 23 degrees this hour and indianapolis and that's a temperature change of about 30 degrees compared to yesterday at this time. now we're 7 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. you can see the warmth just off to the west of us. southwesterly flow for another day. but once this moves by we're going to knock our temperatures down along with the clouds we'll see some periods of heavier rain late tomorrow night into early tuesday morning. and then thingless dry out but really cool off for tuesday afternoon into wednesday. satellite and raiser with high pressure slowly moves off. here's the rain associated with that cold front from michigan to chicago stretching into indiana. it's missouri. all of this moves off towards the east. another dome of high pressure. our skies will clear rapidly. we'll keep sunshine in the forecast. but temperatures about 10-15 degrees below average for this time of year. this is our future cast shows the clouds rolling in from the west during the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. may see a little bit of patchy fog

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location. >> incident occurred over international waters. 16 nautical miles off the coastline. aircraft was never in iranian air space. it was always flying in international air space. the internationally recognized territorial limit is 12 nautical miles off the coast. we never entered the 12 nautical mile limit. >> asked whether the incident was an act of war, the pentagon spokesman said he would not legally label it.

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location. they do not want a government air strike. this conflict has been a crash course in where madison. >> we were not used to these kinds of massive war wounds before. now, after more than a year-and- a-half in practice, we are experts in the field. >> the clinic is largely sponsored by one rebel businessman. more and more like a are cropping up in the north with no shortage of patients to treat. >> next week, germany will decide on their next steps in afghanistan according to the defense minister visiting the war-torn country. >> of germany has nearly 5000 troops stationed in afghanistan as part of the u.s.-led nato coalition. the plan is to pull them out with the next two years. people >> i came here on a direct flight from germany. ministers had always first stop and they would be flown in with a military plane. the minister says security it is at the top of the agenda. >> i would like to get an idea of how the afghans are taking over before security and gradually taking charge of themselves. >> and made no combat troops, inclu

israeli forces have continued air strikes on gaza for the past two days. they have attacked more than 200 locations including militant targets. at least 15 palestinians have died in all including children. gaza residents are staying off the streets because of the threat of more air raids. some are lining up at shops to buy food as a sign of precaution. >> translator: in fact, it was a bad night for young and old people especially for children. >> hamas is ratcheting up its attacks in retaliation of the military chief. they launched more than 250 rockets in israel. many landed this towns across from gaza. israeli prime minister said his country is ready to do what it takes to defend its people. u.s. president barack obama spoke with netanyahu. they agree they need to stop attacks. morsi says the israelis must realize their aggression will only lead to instability in the region. iran has condemned israel's military assault on the gaza strip. the iranian foreign minister had to convince israel to stop its military aggression. >>> another round of talks on iran's nuclear program is about to resume. neg

air mass moves in. we'll drop 20 degrees in some locations.esday, thursday morning, picking up clouds, temperatures in the 60s. rain arrives late that afternoon and spreads over the entire bay area and early friday morning, showers in for saturday. by sunday we should brighten up the sky and see a little more sunshine. mike nicco will be in at 4:30 in the morning. >> and niners and raiders in action. >> last time raiders were superbowl they got a beaten down by tampa bay. doug martin ran wild. darren mcfadden did not return. catch of the day, for the raiders, palmer to hayward bey, one hand. 46 yards. that sets up a touchdown pass. from palmer to rod streater. rookie doug martin, continues the trend, 45 yards. 14-10 bucs. martin again, can somebody tackle him? they take a 28-10 lead. mr. martin is not done. he finishes with a team record 251 yards for a team record. 35-17. the raiders refuse to quit. down 18, perfect here to marcel, two-point con veq. they get the ball back to palmer. who threw for 314 yards. throws his third interception. rai

she was a volunteer at the mcdill air force base which is located next to her mansion. she and her husband scott who is a surgeon in tampa threw these lavish parties with the military. cigars and champagne and string quartets. and they were friends. they socialized. she obviously liked to send emails. she sent many many emails to general allen. we've heard 20,000-30,000 pages of documents. those aren't all emails but many of them are emails. >> brown: there's a lot of to and fro on it. 20,000-30,000 sounds like an awful lot. >> i think it's more accurate to say 20,000-30,000 pages of information, probably hundreds of emails between them. you know, some of them are friendly. we ow us the word "sweetheart" in one or two or three of them, maybe more. what his friends say is he was sort of a gentleman, a southern gentleman. that's a term he would use. it's real he'll just a friendship. and platonic relationship. the f.b.i. turned over this information to the department of defense because there are no criminal charges. there are no national security issues is what they tell

dumped over half an inch of rain in many of our locations in the overnight hours. on the backside of it, air mass that wants to bring a few showers in the far eaches of the north bay. you will see it right there. as far as your future cast is concerned we are dry on monday. then, here comes the leading edge of precipitation, it hangs out, all day long, right there. then, bam, by wednesday morning the big get away day we will have rain. you will need that umbrella. give yourself time to get you to your destination. meanwhile, how is all of this for the 49er, monday night football change? it doesn't t. it is football weather. tomorrow, it looks like statewide, middle 60s, clouds in the central valley. rain across the north western section of the state. the snow has stopped after 20 inches reported at kirkwood. number wise, cloud cover, 60s at the beaches. all of numbers are bunched up. i will go through it rapidly. 62. 66 degrees in antioch. low 60s for the most part around the walnut creek area as well to the north and san rafael. the bay temperatures, 63 to 65 degrees. get a good look at thi

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air moves over us. cold mornings sunday and monday. temperatures down at or below freezing in colder locations. in early morning hours. ite shows another line showers passing throughout the bay area now. more pockets of showers behind it in this cold, unstable air mass this, is our weather maker for the next couple days. starting at 7:00 this evening, at which point we'll have what we've had now. scattered showers, more waves of showers coming through overnight. starting this rush hour, we'll see wet spots and dry spots. we'll see fewer areas of showers passing through. but still, we'll have scattered showers into the late afternoon and evening hours tomorrow and then, by saturday morning it should be winding down giving way to mainly sunny skies. cool conditions. in the sierra, a winter advisory in effect until tomorrow afternoon. ten itch inches of snow. chilly in the north bay valleys. lows drop into upper 30s. qk highs by reaching into upper 50s. here is the accu-weather forecast. cold mornings sunday and monday. low temperatures dropping down to about freezing in colder locations. it was mainly dry and sunday is

down below and offshore pocket of shower activity a lot of cold air coming our way right now temperatures drop to the 40's in many locations around the bay area. we'll see low 30's in some spots before this night is over. frost advisory in effect for the north bay valley and mountains and the southern valley 2 to 8:00 a.m. see low temperatures in the mid 30's. low to mid 30's. sensitive plants may damaged by the cold. i'll have closer look more details a little bit later. >> thank you. see you shortly. >> oakland city leaders are frantically trying to hold off the appointment of a federal receiver designed to implement reform in the police departmen department. those reforms came out of a settlement in 2003 from the infamous ryder trial you may recall that. 4 rogue policen victimize more than 100 people according to court records. the federal government feels that nine years has been enough time to implement the reforms. the city though wants a judge to appoint a compliance director claiming that a receiver with power to fire the police chief and his command staff would cripple the city of oakland. >>> third man is under a

locations, 30 degrees. few the mom teres might show upper 20s tomorrow morning. showers have moved out. cold air remains in place. a life storm tracker 2 radar. a few high clouds approaching the northwest tip of the california. as far as the frost advisory develop, begins tomorrow at 2:00 for the knot bay. temperatures around 29-32 degrees, frost advisory until 8:00 sunday morning. the same deal we had from this morning out there across the region. temperatures this afternoon, we have been cooling off and really not much change for today. 50s, to lower 60s out there. sap tarosa 62. antioch in the 50ss 58 degrees. forecast headlines for tonight, fair skies, chilly. tomorrow, morning frost, partly sunny skies and then the extended we could be tracking a mixture of sun and clouds and a few showers, the chance as we look at the five day. temperature forecast for tomorrow morning, with the 30s and the 40s, putting this in to motion in to the afternoon hours. somewhat of a recovery. lots of 50s, warmest locations, green contour link up with the 60s. the warmest locations around 60 degrees. this has be

air will be the legacy of this. cold enough for some snow showers to fall at some select locations right here in the bay area this friday: mount diablo, mount saint helene, yes. a few of the higher hilltops will see snow showers on friday. for tomorrow morning getting the kids ready to head to the bus stop, 51 fremont. chilly but not cold. here is why. upper level low pressure up in the gulf of alaska diving down into northern california. it will drag a front through tomorrow giving us scattered showers but temperatures for most of us tomorrow will not escape the 50s. barely into the 60s on saturday. that is three day stretch of weather had be the coldest we've had since easter. have to go back seven months the hast time we were this chilly. scattered showers tomorrow afternoon, highs barely in the 60s, and our highest peaks had see a snow/rain mix on friday. tomorrow, upper 50s for san fransisco, fremont at 60, morgan hill 61, walnut creek 61. san rafael 61, daly city 57 degrees. friday, showers upper 50s. showers end on saturday morning, little bit drier on sunday. then the upper 60s come back for veterans day and als

locations. those will be the areas that will see the most rain because of the type of low level moist air it is. the next system coming from the north won't have as much rain, a little more wind, rain developing overnight saturday here's how the computer models will be, you will get the basic id, thursday at 3:00, santa cruz mountains. low latitude moisture. hitting the hills, getting more rain out of it so, thursday evening, some sprinkles, drizzle showing up and the system gets here 6:00 am friday morning. drizzle, sprinkles, wet roadways in the north bay, more wet for friday afternoon and friday late afternoon. drizzle starts to move in inland. here sum comes saturday night's system. forecast highs tomorrow, mid- and upper 60s, cooler than it was, today, but still quite nice and then it changes, umbrellas needs as you head into your friday. saturday, sunday, watchouts. main event. back at 10:00. latest computer models dial it in a little closer. >>> harvest food bank said it is halfway towards its goal. the organization needs 2 million-pounds of nonperishable foods and 12 million-pounds in do

on stand by ready to launch so if there is air medical evacuation or if there is folks that need medical assistance, we can quickly get them to the locations they need to go. >> now around 2:00 this morning another cargo plane pulled out from travis airforce base. five c-5s and a dozen c-17 will converge before they head out. this is not the first time they helped out. they did provide assistance after the haiti earthquake and the last quake in japan as well as the tsunami and help in the wake of hurricane ka trine, a katrina, rita, and ike, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks, more now, parts of new york are still crim crippled as thousands remain powerless. almost 660,000 homes and businesses are still without electricity. around 700 patients had to be evacuated from bellevue hospital because of lost power. the mayor michael bloomberg says conedison is working aggressively to get power restored but it is going to take a long time. new york subwayses are offering limited service in lower manhattan, many lines though are still closed due to flooding. in the meantime a lot of people lined up this morning around brooklyn's barkley

trivalley locations and cooler into fairfield. it's that central valley fog and airing we get sometimes that will keep the temperatures around solano county running cooler in the rest of the bay. near 70 and for the north bay, you should see the highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. today the warmest day we will see in the next seven days. a slight cool down with extra clouds and tuesday more clouds spill in. a big change coming wednesday into thursday. we will see how the pattern develops into next week. the computer models are right. we have a low offshore and that's usually that can crank up big waves and potentially good surf for us up and down the coast. periods of rain on wednesday. the big travel home day tomorrow or monday if people extend the weekend looks fine. the timing is good, but the middle of the week we will see active weather. >> interesting. i wonder if it service as a maverick here. thank you very much. 49ers head coach remain tight lipped regarding who he plans to start as quarterback. alex smith should be medically cleared to play, but he didn't wa

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locations, san ramon down to 38. dublin 39 and san jose 44 degrees. we have a case of canadian air conditioning tonight.ry air, clear skies. low 30s and a patchy frost advisory. in the east bay valley. perform patchy frost through 8:00 in the morning and if you haven't done so, bring in the pets from outside and protect the temperature sensitive plants and pipes as we will see temperatures in the low 30s. we will talk about the chances of rain coming back to the seven-day forecast in a few minutes from now. >> all right. thank you, rob. >>> nbc bay area's monty francis is in livermor. one of the colder spots and a new outlet mall opened a couple of days ago and there are people still shopping out there tonight. >> the cold weather is not keeping people from shopping. there are still people here at this late hour. the outlet mall closes at midnight. so an hour or so left to get in on all of those bargains. >> staying warm with a cup of coffee and being bundled up was the name of the game in liver more. even though it is cold outside with the roads jammed and the lots full, they say it is the hot spot thi

troops from an air base in southern israel where they were in firing range of hamas rockets and they've moved them to a more secure locationntral israel that is now under that iron dome of israel's air defense system we've all talked about so much. they're hoping to get them out and get them back to their bases in europe in the next few days, wolf. >> barbara starr outside the israeli embassy in washington with that information, thank you. >>> we've seen a ground invasion of gaza before. this one if it happens could be very, very different. we'll take a look at some of the scenarios. >>> and as rockets rain down on israel from gaza, we're tracing what some call a pipeline, funneling weapons of training to hamas from iran. maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ... nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. up high! ok. don't you have any usefull apps on that thing? who do you think i am, quicken loans? ♪ at quicken loans, our

but it's the cold air mass over the bay area that will bring us below freezing temperatures in some locations the next couple of nights. here's a look at our saturday morning lows. you'll see santa rosa, 33. tomorrow morning, looking at 28 degrees there. napa this morning, 34. 29 expected low by tomorrow morning. and then we'll start to moderate at bit as we head into our monday morning lows, but still the north bay interior valley areas, that's where the coldest temperatures will be the next several nights and that's what prompted the frost advisory for those north bay inland valley areas. napa tonight, 29. 28 early tomorrow morning in santa rosa. 40 40, san rafael. 46, san francisco. clear sky, antioch, low tonight, 38. 36 in livermore. san jose as well. clear sky, 39 degrees expected low tonight. your highs tomorrow, after a frosty start, temperatures will start to come up. put a few high chow clouds in your forecast. 61 for oakland. 61, livermore. san jose, hazy afternoon sun. 60 degrees there. 62 in santa cruz. for your veteran's day, a little warmer, monday, we'll look for mild temperat

locations. israeli artillery or air force response. again, it is day six of this conflict. toll, 92 people here in gaza have been killed, according to health officials in gaza. at least three in israel that's known of according to israel. the idf, israeli defense forces, say that some 800 to 900 rockets in total have been fired toward israel from gaza. just yesterday israel said they had about 120 airstrikes on various targets. but as the days progress, the number of startargets that isra can have is dwindling. they're now hitting buildings that in one case they said was owned by a hamas militant, a commander. that was the building yesterday that they hit that 11 people died, 10 members of one family were staying in the building. israel initially said they killed that member of hamas. they've now walked that back and said it's unclear whether or not he was at the house at the time. but there was a funeral today for the members of that -- the ten members of that family. ben wedeman was there. rockets went off durg the funeral. according to ben wedeman he was saying people in

air. yesterday, 72. today, struggle to get to the upper 40s for most locations with a high of 50 degrees. here's the rain. you can see it making its way well out into the ocean. you mentioned the sheet. we saw that earlier this morning. take a look at these bands. the yellows, the oranges, the reds. that's where it was falling. it was coming down fairly heavily. you probably heard it on the roof of your car if you were your way in. those little ice pellet think making the way down from the sky. as a result of the colder air. now, 46 degrees in washington. 36 in hagerstown. 36 in pittsburgh. 31 in elkins. it will be a cold night tonight but that's not the only thing we're looking at. >>> the man accused of attacking two women in their apartments was in court today. d.c. police captured 19-year-old demarco miles after he allegedly raped a howard university student and cut a woman. another woman more than 25 times and left her for dead. pat collins reports on today's developments inside the courtroom. >> reporter: police say he used a green bladed knife during an attack on a 24-year-old woma

but it's the cold air mass over the bay area that will bring us below freezing temperatures in some locationsext couple of nights. here's a look at our saturday morning lows. you'll see santa rosa, 33. tomorrow morning, looking at 28 degrees there. napa this morning, 34. 29 expected low by tomorrow morning. and then we'll start to moderate at bit as we head into our monday morning lows, but still the north bay interior valley areas, that's where the coldest temperatures will be the next several nights and that's what prompted the frost advisory for those north bay inland valley areas. napa tonight, 29. 28 early tomorrow morning in santa rosa. 40, san rafael. 46, san francisco. clear sky, antioch, low tonight, 38. 36 in livermore. san jose as well. clear sky, 39 degrees expected low tonight. your highs tomorrow, after a frosty start, temperatures will start to come up. put a few high chow clouds in your forecast. 61 for oakland. 61, livermore. san jose, hazy afternoon sun. 60 degrees there. 62 in santa cruz. for your veteran's day, a little warmer, monday, we'll look for mild temperatures retu

that cold air sinks into the valley location, 39 -- upper who's, low 50s around the bay.ts along the valley floor. we are dealing patchy fog and it's dense in some cases. a peek at the ridge of high pressure in place. we know what we get when we see the storm pushed well to the north of us. we get mostly sunny skies and the numbers will be above average for today. from three to five degrees, normally in the low 60's. widespread mid to upper 60's for the afternoon. even a few low 70's for saturday. mostly sunny, well above normal. light wins in the forecast, forecasted highs low 60's around the coast and bay. low 70's for some inland areas, 68 for nevado, 66 berkeley, 67 oakland. mid60's in san francisco. head to the inlet east bay, 69 pleasanton. 69 san jose. again have to highlight santa cruz. the extended forecast, upper 60s will stay in the forecast for sunday though today looks to be the warmer day for us. we get back to work on monday. temperatures start to fall partly cloudy in the forecast, tuesday still dry but the increase in clouds will start to thicken up and b

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