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very bright full moon out there, and spring arrives as i mentioned on thursday.mposite showing you high pressure continuing to build in. this high will be over us tomorrow so it will generate more offshore winds in the morning, by tomorrow afternoon though, those winds will shift more owner onshore. that's caveat how much heating we'll have before that wind shift. we'll go with more wind, especially on the coast you may cool a few degrees as those on-shore winds will start to develop. thanks othis cold front, not only will it bring us that cool shift but will generate some long large swells by tomorrow afternoon. high be surf advisory, being we have being swells near the coast, 11 feet monterey bay as well as 9 feet bodega bay, 18 feet breakers. everyone is going to want to go to the beach tomorrow but keep that in mind, we could have some rip currents as well. livermore 83, trend 70 by monday, we'll bump things up by next week. if you are planning to spend a couple of days in oakland, 76, then we bring things down to about the upper 60s on monday as that cold fr

half moon bay as improved significantly. ve the fog from time to time but it will be a shallow marine layer. high pressure is still firmly in control. you notice patches from pacifica and-moon bay and temperatures as much -- 5 degrees cooler. there arizona look at the full moon. the sun coming up at 7:19 and setting at 7:18. this is emeryville. warm inland, caller coast. spring arrives on thursday. usually spring arrives with some breezy conditions and we will have a couple of days with winds quite gusty. actually tomorrow as this weak system cooks us to the north. today it allows for high pressure to stay put. but as this travels to the north, it builds the swell and it allows for some very dangerous conditions from ocean beach, and montora where seas will be anywhere from 9 feet. right now monterey 9 feet but they could build in the afternoon all the way from bodega bay. rip currents a possibility and sneaker waves. today after a warm day of 70s in oakland, we are coming down tomorrow on the back side of a weather system th

i think we can all feel this when we look at the moon and thank wow we went up there as a country, as human beings. she said wow. she looked at the moon and she suddenly remembered when she was a little girl how she used to look for the man in the moon. but she said wait, this is trippy. my husband is the man in the moon. she said for this one moment she had almost this mystical feeling of clarity. after all this was the late 60's and people were into that kind of spiritual stuff. she said it basically vanished in a moment and there she was going inside to do the dishes. so moments like that but to get back to the fallout after the apollo program. i think probably the most prominent example is looking at buzz aldrin and his wife joan. does like many of the guys at a very hard time coming back from the moon after the flights the families and crewmembers and their wives would go on these fabulous around the world tours. they went all over the world presenting moon rocks in lucite cases to the queen of england etc., heads of state and while they were on this tour joan shared her diary wi

little milder in spots this morning due to some of that insulation. 50s in the south bay, as well as half moonay. 51 in the city. oakland, the mild spot at 56 degrees. here's a look at emeryville. looking pretty good this sunday morning. 52 by the delta. and it's cloudy in livermore. santa rosa, the cool spot 45. we are looking at another warmer than average day today up in the north bay. here's mt. tam where you can see the marine layer. but it is compressed." higher pressure continues to build in off the coast. so that will provide a little bit of warming today, tomorrow and, yes, on tuesday about into wednesday. only a rainy day, but this is a cold system. we could see a thunderstorm. we will see some sierra snow down to the valley floor. and then another system looks even wetter by next weekend. so here's a look at high pressure, which is just building in enough to bring us some warming through the 70s today. and we really should see upper 60s for the warmest north and south bay locations. so we are above average. this system misses us but there's several on top that will bring us a little

." ♪ sky ♪nica looked at the ♪ turn her back to the moon as it started to rise ♪ ♪ she said not everyhis world is a lie ♪ the wind is blowing cold on the waterfront tonight ♪ tavis: benmont tench, good to have you on this program. we have had tom petty on the program before but our first time having you here. what took so long? not for being on the show, for the album. >> i didn't see a reason to make one. it seemed like everybody was making records. eventually i had enough songs. i think it is kind of intimation of mortality. you think, if i don't do something with the songs, they will be gone when i am gone. i thought they deserved to have a chance. tavis: you said something fascinating, this notion of finally getting to a place where you felt secure enough in the songs after all the years you have been doing this. i would think the last thing you would suffer from is insecurity. >> i started sitting in with tom patty and mike campbell when i was about 17. he was already writing great songs. i have been around top-notch songwriter since i was a teenager. when i started doing session

>> reporter: well, morgan, you're right, we did have exclusive access to ban ki-moon as he took a tour of the memorials on maidan square and independent square where many of the clashes too took place to oust president viktor yanukovych. it was a poignant moment with the flowers, the candles, and pictures of those who died. he stopped at a memorial for the ukrainian activist who was shot dead by a sniper. he gave a little prayer. as he walked out, he stopped and did have a brief word with him. he said that he felt that the people who had come out on that square were very courageous for what they had done, and that he wanted to show that he had compassion for those people. but he is also here, morgan, to send a very clear message to the new government in kiev that they need to start working on a line of communication with moscow. moscow does not recognize the government here. so in many ways it's up to the kremlin to initiate that line of communication. as long as there is a gap between the two capitols. as long as they it continue not to talk, and as long as their armies are positioned

he is very unlikely to listen to ban ki-moon as he goes to moscow. >> the deputy foreign minister, nickis suggesting russia could rethink its stance on the iranian nuclear negotiations because of what is happening. is this the first sign there could be repercussions? have until now, diplomats said there'd has not been any spillover of the crimean crisis into other issues where the west needs russian cooperation, it iran and syria. now.is happening the foreign minister, also the envoy to the talks with iran, said he did not want to raise the stakes i saying they could westmplicated by the sanctions, but that may be the case. indeed, that threat was reiterated this afternoon. a really angry session, the ambassador to the u.n. said when she heard from the russian ambassador about the validity of that referendum in crimea was fiction of the imagination of tolstoy. the ambassador said she was dropping to the levels of the tabloids. a really angry session that ended with him saying if that kind of rhetoric keeps up from the americans, it is going to cooperation.'s he did not spell them out of

for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> but once neil armstrong stepped on the surface of the moon it was asdone, and the realities of the money spent to get there was a demand. many raging in one apollo mission after another to the moon. so they cut them back. and later said the apollo 17 mission would be the last. >> i was strolling on the moon one day. >> sure that there would be sky lab and even a joint mission with the russians, but then the space shuttle. >> america's first space shuttle. >> amazing triumphs. >> got to be one of the most proud moments of my life, i guarantee you. >> amazing tragedies. >> the vehicle apparently exploded. >> but through the years, budget cuts every year, bit by bit, the u.s. pulling back. jettisoning its zeal for the stars and others more than happy to fill the void. russia, china, india and japan, all throttle up as we wound down. the country that conquered space, now hitching rides into space. and leaving it to unmanned vehicles to do all the exploring on mars, past jupiter and saturn, and passing the outer reaches of the solar system itself. but the l

moon. it may be as different threats to democracy and one cannot see that. they have said moscow's build local forces in crimea was in cruise violation of women's fashion precinct of the bands clowns to train twenty thousand members of a new creation national guards the reaction to the referendum in crime and was one of incredulity in the ukrainian capital the city's else came and activists on independence square criticize the polis a piece of fate apple crisp taken by russia will include those who would open the books and they said that the two standouts was a high attrition and the dvd says that we don't believe it. it had been reached. it's who we work with or without the week on the needs of people of crime and will fight together until the end of the republicans. others said the referendum should it be for the whole of ukraine while some said they feared the worst. the junior school who was or was it based on faith could be as big as it could be a war but not just between ukraine and russia he could even be the so called will be those who do not the den

he says that each plane has a story and this plane is known as the honey moon plane. it cost $7,800 in its time. today's pilots are sometimes seen as button pushers in the cockpit. not the stick and rutter wizards who thrilled sky gazing crowds. people today he says don't appreciate aviators as much now. >> not like they did back then. when you, when you landed on dirt and, the airplane didn't even have a tail wheel. it had tail skid. >> reporter: joins gym were two bay area flying legends. jerry mcman and tillson was the first woman to fly a helicopter. you may be surprised at how much history there is here in the bay area. you can stop by the aircraft museum to learn more. >>> and we have breaking news. it involves an earthquake. it was a 6.9 quake. about 48 miles near ferndale. we're getting calls from a lot of people that say that they felt the jolt again. this was a pretty substantial earthquake at larger than 6.1. we're getting lots of people from people who felt it. we will have much more on this including any reports of any damage coming up a little bit later o

moon as for me was the most i can even add to them. i'm an atheist communists. if you can see it when does the college and on tv that fight different country for muslims christians and atheists just been me. just a little intimacy you. the historical center of all snow but reminds me of the streets and homes. often it's a painful reminder of when he's left behind. do you know that when i see children playing and i immediately think of the children's area. i wish they could all stay in the eighth in the run around to ditch school. it should also clean. he wanted to rent a plane at the city's main theater someday. it's hardly certain hilton for work in his home country again. i wanna switch gears and bring you love and support the out turning now to the paralympics and said she and germany's axel awful event has extended her perfect winning streak and the german won us the return for a fourth gold medal in as many races by winning this combination and then she came in ahead of her teammates on a green m forster. and motor sports news the new formula one season beg

and to the issue here is the tree the moon as humanitarian there is no real who've given that every an issue there is a crisis in ukraine but there's no specific threats to the dove into the population all of crimea the issue simply an extension. so it's an annexation of territory use it to the russian federation away from ukraine. and it's a it's a clear breach or fall off the wall european security architecture of that as a marriage offer the end of the cold war. if only i'd known of winners will be a question for you abide to. i went to rescue some enemies to compare as the polls is this occasionally is that it actually took time to end the two ends there was this incident to him in circles like cap and to. saw some people call the compressor kids and teaching. luke when we see is that it gets listed as lawrence this time it's the involvement of credit from your point if you will the year. this is jason itself might be compared the annexation of desert beeping in every era. from czechoslovakia to germany and now with the annexation all cried me up. looking to move to russia but stil

we went to the moon as a cold war ploy, gesture.kennedy wanted to show youth and vigor was an ant. it is not clear to me man's is where we should be. we are building enormous telescopes and we have rovers on mars sending back tremendous stuff. not fair to say we are out of the space business. >> i agree with george. i think, look, this is -- >> are you surprised that? >> i think i am. we didn't abandon, george bush started the retirement of the shuttle for some of the reasons charles pointed out. it is dangerous. also it didn't match with going into outer space. the shuttle can't do those missions. i stead of spending money on something that wasn't going to get us there or spending money on interim thing kept us all feeling good we were still in space. it is doing the missions george talked about and we plan on landing men on as thousand dollars -- asteroids in 2020 in the future ones that's the plan right now. that's what we are moving for. >> it is not a plan it is an announcement. there is nothing that will produce that in any of

warm right now in half moon bay as what we're experiencing in san jose and the reason why is that offshore flow setting up. i want to show you were wind speed because you can really see here the wind and the arrows starting to shift back out to sea. tomorrow it strengthens which means it will be on the warm side, warmer than some bay areas like it. 67 degrees. 75 degrees in the north bay today. comfortable conditions. warm and sunny. it will pick up a little bit when it comes to that offshore flow. wrapping around that big ridge of high pressure. temperatures five degrees warmer and tomorrow they're going to be about ten degrees warmer with big warming headed our way. we're still tracking showers, and ladies, we're always looking 15 days out. we have a storm system coming in tusz into wednesday. the first week of april right now looks like rain every single day. we really need it. that's great news. we can all rejoice knowing things will change a little. >> you think snow in the sierra too? >> yes, only the higher elevations. >> rescue crews trying to reach a woman. look at them out there.

we have had satellites floating around the moon that actually data from the moon. as soon as you go down into the ocean you can't work with electromagnetic data anymore. it is pitch dark there. you can't use light. the only thing you can use is sound and sonar. that doesn't work so well. we hardly have an idea of what the bottom of the ocean is like there. >> there were satellite images showing suspicious objects. we don't know what they were. australian satellite images, french, chinese. so far nothing has been picked up. why is it so difficult to at least find what the satellites spotted and then go ahead and try to detect them? >> i was talking to somebody just earlier about what it is like to be at sea when you have high seas. he was a fish spotter. he said they would see something and then the ocean would move and lose sight of it and go to where it was and it would disappear and then turns out it was behind them. it is very difficult. we are talking i don't know what the sea state is. six to ten foot seas you might see it catch a glimpse of something. it might b

assumed last year when the bonds sold off finally that the interest rates were going to go to the moon as soon as the fed started to taper, and they have not done that -- >> well, 2.77% today -- >> there's a lot going on. the bond market and all of that. there is a lot going on. we still do not know if qe -- i think it is a safe statement to say qe has not had a real effect on the economy over the last year. >> i totally disagree with that. >> go ahead, julia coronado. >> in terms of deleveraging, we had a lot happen in a very orderly way with continued growth. thanks to the fed, the record low interest rates that eased the debt burdens for households. record low debt servicing burden, despite having high debt levels. >> consider the housing market. record lows. >> hold on, hold on. >> is it so positive? >> you can pay off your debt at record low interest rates. the debt levels are high, but the debt servicing costs, because the majority of households have to refinance -- >> thank you. i just wanted to understand what was going on. so, refinancing? >> refinancing. >> keep in mind there ar

as human beings. but she said she remembered when she was a little girl how she used to look forward to man in the moon and she said this is trippy. my husband is the man in the moon and for this one moment she had this mystical feeling of clarity. this is the late 60s. people are into that. she said it basically vanished in a moment and then she was going back inside to do the dishes. but to get back to justify fallout after the apollo program, i think the most prominent example is looking at buzz aldrin and his wife. like many they had a hard time coming back from the moon after the families and the crew members into their lives would go on these fabulous tours especially after apollo 11 they went all over the world presenting moon rocks and little cases to the clean of thing cleg going, etc., the heads of state and while they were on this tour she shared her diary with me that she kept and she starts seeing buzz spiraling out of control. he's been outspoken about his own alcoholism and depression he built with after coming back from the moon and that is something that changed her life. they ended up

half moon bay, 57. as we look from emeryville you can see more cloudless skies out there towards san francisco and over the bay bridge, the sun reflecting in the water. sunset at 7:24. so a little over two hours left. 72 in santa rosa. 68 in napa. a lot of 70s. even 75 in livermore. if you like today, you'll like tomorrow. as we look from future out towards the marin headlands and the golden gate bridge, gorgeous day and you can expect similar conditions for monday. mostly clear and cool overnight. we'll see patchy fog develop near the coast, and possibly around the bay. but mostly sunny skies. rainy and cooler tuesday and wednesday. your overnight lows on the cool side in the 40s for the most part. 47, san francisco. we could see upper 30s in parts of the inland areas like santa rosa. 48 in oakland, mainly mid-up toker 40s elsewhere. 46 in san jose. and look at very warm numbers, above average for this time of year. 75 in san jose. sunshine, mild weather as well, antioch and livermore, one of the warmer s

those committing such acts are on notice: this council and the world are watching. >> but as much as ban ki-moon have wanted on opening day to concentrate his attentions on syria, his focus was directed elsewhere and that's because, also speaking was russian prime minister sergey lavrov. the defense of human rights workers in crimea. both countries in which so-called extremists were trying to influence events. well, ban ki-moon the general called for calm -- secretary-general, that efforts in crimea will not help the efforts elsewhere including the likes of syria. >> jonah hall reporting there. >>> contradicters have a field day in south africa. >> antigovernment protesters in thailand have retreated to a park in central bangkok. the opposition insists that doesn't mean its fight is over. and that it's now looking to the court to help remove the prime minister from office. reporting from bangkok. >> bangkok is no longer shut down. opening roads to traffic but not opening the way to political reconciliation. the opposition decided to dismantle rally sites, weeks of treat protests against care tak

as well and then one day i didn't get to watch movies too. this retirement home worker says over half of its residents now surf the net would walk two moons and flicks as their favorite treats. i think it's an enormous good thing to do because i remember some things on my addiction to take a listen to the top one that liana. the st browns in a fundraising is me want to look up online piracy loss we need the break even without even knowing according to north salinas with sleeves and downloading the students to get into trouble since it allows the free money to buy the dress is by definition any kind of written works with the criminal minds. non commercial products sharing of information by necessity requires the surveillance states. because his eyes tell you that. if i tell you a joke minus eight and shared it with anyone you. and then for me to make sure that you're not sharing it with anyone. i need to listen in on every conversation be always wired parties in opposition to the new rules into almost any control over the wet sail off into islamic from all sorts of debates in different parts of the goal but here in norway the science file shar

that will be something of a huge concern for the international community and for ban ki-moon. as he talks to mr. putin, he will try to persuade him to de-fuse tensions rather than the possibility of further military intervention. russia's troops remain on the eastern border. although in his speech a couple of days ago did say that russia did not want to divide ukraine. do you think we could summarize it as a predictable irritation to simply nudge aside and be polite about but move on and do what he was going to do anyway. >> yes. in terms of sanctions. if the eu is talking about expanding estate freezes and travel bans, i don't think that's going to particularly affect the kremlin. of course it depends who they target. if it's healthy businessman, they might start getting pretty fed up with the kremlin policy. but i don't think that's going to make that much difference at this stage. also what was very significant from the german chance hrar angela merkel, she went on to say if there is further escalation in the crisis, and i presume she means if there were to be russian troops m

as human beings. but she said she remembered when she was a little girl how she used to look forward to man in the moon and she said this is trippy. my husband is the man in the moon and for this one moment she had this mystical feeling of clarity. this is the late 60s. people are into that. she said it basically vanished in a moment and then she was going back inside to do the dishes. but to get back to justify fallout after the apollo program, i think the most prominent example is looking at buzz aldrin and his wife. like many they had a hard time coming back from the moon after the families and the crew members into their lives would go on these fabulous tours especially after apollo 11 they went all over the world presenting moon rocks and little cases to the clean of thing cleg going, etc., the heads of state and while they were on this tour she shared her diary with me that she kept and she starts seeing buzz spiraling out of control. he's been outspoken about his own alcoholism and depression he built with after coming back from the moon and that is something that changed her life. they ended up

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with half moon bay as much as 8 or 9 degrees chillier than yesterday morning.he exploratorium camera, pretty dark as we wait for the sun to come up. 50 fair feel, 49 concord. good morning livermore. 47 for you. low 40s napa. and from our sutro tower camera, our forecast highlights clear sky this morning and we will call it much warmer, although we were well into the 70s yesterday. above average again. but we are talking anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average. still, though, i think the records will be slightly out of reach today. maybe tomorrow and maybe a little bit further south we will look at some records. but here's a look where we were compared to yesterday. we've already been pretty mild. hayward with 67. the cool spot san francisco. pretty good restly wind at 66. but today coming up to around 07. four degrees warmer then yesterday, as well as oakland. but hayward, a big jump for you at about 75. and concord from the mid-70s to the upper 70s today. so it's looking pretty fall-like out there with the lack of fog. high pressure sitting off the coast.

moon bay. up in the north bay from somona, wet weather through napa as well. he breeze sgry conditions oakland, 52 in los gatos and half moon bay at 55. the tower camera is looking more calm from this picture and temperatures barely uniform with the mid-50s as well. so the winds, well, they have been gusting anywhere from 15 to 36 miles an hour around the bay. so you're probably noticing the bree breezy conditions and the spitting light rain for the most part. there's a friend of ours up in lake tahoe. but we're looking at sunny breaks throughout the afternoon. chance of showers continue into tomorrow and rain chances for the middle of next week. so march, so far, is cooperating and bringing us a little bit more in the way of wet weather. so there's the low. it continues to sink to the south and east allowing for the showers to pull away from the bay for the rest of the day today. chance of showers from the next system that will miss us for the most part tomorrow. and here's where we are concerned about naflash floodin. heavy rain is here from monterey down to

where that fog sits, 59 in half moon bay and all locations except for half moon bay up by as much as 10 degrees today with sfo up by 8 degrees. we'll take a look ahead and check out what you can expect tomorrow and the first of next week coming up. >> thank you, so much. >>> caught on video and on the loose, thieves made off with a gas station atm in sonoma count. it happened around 3:45 this morning at the 76 station in shellville. owners son said he heard the alarm going off so he logged into the surveillance video feed and he saw how the men were able to get into the store and rip the machine from the concrete bolts. >> ran in and chopped up an atm and it was all a matter of minutes for the whole thing. one second they got it taught, they roped it and ripped it and had struggle maneuvering it out of the door because it was at an angle, threw it in the back of the van and were off. >> the sonoma county sheriff's office said the suspects were driving a white commercial van with lettering on the side. if you have information about the theft, give the sheriff's office a call. >>> the

. >> patricia moon works as a new york public defender during the day. this weekend she's a team leader working to defend the homeless from the elements. moon and her team are volunteers of the sixth annual don't walk by outreach, local non-profits like the balry mission enlist patricia and her crew to get the vulnerable off the streets. >> it's about talking to people and seeing what they need and what they are looking for, and if they want shelter or food or clothing. >> the team starts with training and orientation at a church. then they hit ut streets, stopping by a bus stationism. >> it's a rescue mission and the barry mission. the church on 120th street. people can have a meal. >> team members talk to several people, inviting a number back to the church. six accepted. >> once someone accepts an invitation from the street canvassing team, they are brought back to the host church where they are fed a hot meal and given basic attention. >> it includes medical and eye care by chan, an optometrist who offered his services after having done similar servic

moon. it may be as different threats to democracy and one cannot see that. they have said moscow's build local forces and crimea was in cruise violation of women's fashion precinct of the bands clowns to train twenty present members of a new creation national guards eddie's existential any discredited next in eastern ukraine. although supporters of the crimean cold to join the russian federation the majority ethnic russian speakers they just had him on sunday nights. local police expecting top of all that in a day trip ran into testers had upkeep by the security service head forces. most of the s the russians feel close to historic ties to moscow as in kiev. report engine esque says. i was going to the celebrations on the results of the referendum under way in crimea in a main square tin and square root of class took place just a few days ago. it's practically empty. monument and the union's demands. there's still no sign of the missing malaysia airlines plane on which to make flights more than a week ago. aviation experts were involved in the search for an

. >> patricia moon works as a new york public defender during the day but today, she is working in the don't walk by outreach. enlist volunteers like pris pata and her crew to help get the homeless off the streets. their approach as direct as a campaign's mission statement. >> it's about what they feed and what they're working for. if they want shelter or food or clothing. >> the team starts the day with trainings and orientation at a church. they they hit the streets. stopping by a bus station. >> it is through the new york rescue mission and the bowery mission. the church on 120th street. people can go by and have a meal. >> they talk to several people, inviting a number of them back to the church. six accepted. >> once they accept, they are brought back here to the host church where they are fed a hot meal and also given some basic medical attention. that includes basic dental and eye care also from volunteers, like jose chan, who offered his services here after doing similar help overseas. >> places like peru, where people can't afford it. we want to do something closer to home. >>

palo alto, on the coast half moon bay. 69 and not as warm as today. you can see the high clouds filtering the sun in the north bay. sonoma and vallejo and a really nice, mild day. oakland and union city. inland spots will be warm, well above normal. 75 concord and 76 livermore. it is breezy and cooler for your friday. the weekend is going to be mild. not much change. chance of rain, middle of next week. carolyn, dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >> how about those munstangs? >> this is a great story. cal poly finished with 10 wins and 19 losses. not only did they figure out how to make the ncaa tournament, but they won again tonight. during sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected mattress sets. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. sleep train's big gift event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ the cal poly basketball team thought they would have is a trip. they captured the big west tournament and tonight won a first four game. before they could think about a date with wichita state t

as well. 53 degrees right now in concord. 52 walnut creek. widespread 50s around the bay. 57 oakland, 54 redwood city. 52 in livermore. 55 half moon bay. nd novato in the low 50s as well as napa. partly to mostly cloudy. especially over the north bay today. temperatures in the afternoon a lot like yesterday for some of us slightly warmer. 70 degrees expected in livermore. 67 in oakland. 64 san francisco. mid-60s santa rosa, 66 san rafael and low 60s with partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies at the coast. we do have a new storm coming in and in fact we're going to be wet for your saturday. i'm going to show you the timing on this system talk more about what's happening in the sierra with some additional snow coming our way as well. more on that in just a bit. good morning, sal. >> good morning. traffic is going to be okay. if you are driving in many areas in fact, it's become a little bit better. but we do have a little bit of slow traffic in hayward -- in oakland. northbound 880 after 238 heading up to downtown oakland. also looking at the commute here, bay bridge is cleared out. very nice coming into the city. there was a minor c

as the u.s. secretary general ban ki-moon's spokesman, as he said, cooler heads hopefully will prevail all around, this is a moment where intense diplomacy will get underway and resolve this situation without violence. we're going to get back to you, we'll continue to watch what's going on in ukraine, the fallout, we'll see what the white house does as far as issuing some sort of statement. much more breaking news right after this. c? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored security for just $29.99 a month. with limited availability in select markets. ♪ afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because i

you have ukrainian troops, and as ban ki-moon says to us and during a press conference, you have two armed groups out there. the lodger they sit looking at one another, the greater the chance for something to go wrong. will the o.s.c.e. get on to the peninsula, that is a matter for moscow to decide. it is, de facto their territory. if the international community doesn't recognise the law signed by vladimir putin adopting the peninsula into the russian federation, there's the fact that there are russian troops there. will they allow the o.s.c.e. in, russia is a member. we'll have to see if they can negotiate getting the team on to the peninsula. >> finally, we are talking about negotiating pretty big issues here. are people there in kiev confident in the interim government. that they can handle the issues, given how new the government is. >> well, that's a good question. yes, indeed, there's an awful lot of doubt about the capability of this new government. filled with people who many of them are not career politicians. there's a growing sense that the interim government may not. you

we are four miles at half moon bay. ases, we will go to the peninsula, 37 degrees at woodside and menlo park is 41 and palo alto is 42 and 44 in redwood city and san mateo is 48 and foster city is 50 and belmont is 52 and 55 in oakland and 53 in san francisco and hardy is 54 and san jose is cool at 46 and same in san ramon and live more at 45 and 41 is the cool spot in santa rosa. from the east bay hills to 24, it is covered with clouds so the clouds are trying to push through the east bay hills. the morning marine layer clouds are out there bringing us clouds and cooler weather. records are possible tomorrow and sunday and cooler but the transition to the cooler weather will be dry. a weak cold front. we are getting the end of it. but with the high pressure to the south it will bring us the wind so we have low clouds transitioning to high clouds as the front passes by. upper 50's to low 60's along the coast and mid-to-upper 60's around san francisco, richmond, oakland, fremont, and at palo alto south, east bay hills, nort

palo alto, on the coast half moon bay. 69 and not as warm as today. you can see the high clouds filtering the sun in the north bay. sonoma and vallejo and a really nice, mild day. oakland and union city. inland spots will be warm, well above normal. 75 concord and 76 livermore. it is breezy and cooler for your friday. the weekend is going to be mild. not much change. chance of rain, middle of next week. carolyn, dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >> how about those munstangs? >> this is a great story. cal poly finished with 10 wins and 19 losses. not only did they figure out how to make the ncaa tournament, but they won again tonight. the cal poly basketball team thought they would have is a trip. they captured the big west tournament and tonight won a first four game. before they could think about a date with wichita state they had to deal with murray. he went off for 38 points. but he was a one man gang. meanwhile, 10 players scored for the munstangs. the most family muss alum, weird al. 81-69 and probably the first team with 59 years to win a tournament g

as well. close to 80 degrees for santa cruz and half moon bay and 81 for bodega bay. it will be warm. that sunshine will be out as well. you notice on the temperature trend we will see teams peak again. 84 on saturday, 86 on sunday, next week there will be a storm system that will scoot to our north. the computer model still inconsistent, but it is coming right over the bay area. something we watch for tuesday and wednesday. in the meantime enjoy that beautiful sunshine. peggy, back over to you. >> barry bonds, one of the most polarizing figures in the history of supports, tonight we have an interview as he sits down for a rare one on one conversation where he tells raj he felt unfairly targeted by major league baseball in the steroid scandal. his career came to a controversial and sudden end in 2007. he has slimmed down, gone through a second divorce, and is about to celebrate his 50th birthday. >> what did you learn about yourself in the last few years that really stands out. >> that i had two personalities. i needed that one guy to play. that was the character that i needed that was

napa, whatever moon bay a lot of 40s in between as the system inches closer so far still holding togethernd this is not a whopper of a system but with tomorrow's instability and then a series of systems moving through between now and early friday gives us maybe a third of an inch possibly heavy for some as you know by now 30 in tahoe and reno and the winter storm warning comes at 3:00 so if you need to come now, that goes until 11:00 thursday morning, it will really drop as the cold air begins to filter in especially wednesday night some sun, rain developing, lower 60s and the south wind kicks in and they will be in the upper 50s. it did come through during a south wind off and on, they will take us wednesday into early thursday, a break friday and i guess everything is coming through on saturday. i don't know on the timing but i will do my best to come through. >> that is a lot of the pressure. >> 652 is6:52 is the time. the initial public offering price, candy crush could be valued at $7.5 billion and that is twice as zynga. concerning earned -- king earned twice as much but they are al

moon bay. east bay numbers up into the 70s. and as you head inside the bay we'll see those temperatures running into the 70s, as well. so gorgeous weather outside for today. looks like it will continue just slight cooling and then over the weekend get a load of this, 80s in warmer spots and cooling down the middle of next week. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> i can feel the change of season. thank you, lawrence. outside right now, we are not quite at 5:00 so some of the overnight roadwork still in lanes including some areas of the nimitz freeway. if you are traveling northbound 880 watch out for that off-ramp still blocked approaching 98th. toward the oakland coliseum, though, the main lines of the freeway as you can see right here approaching 66 and continuing toward high street. so far no delay in fact that travel time still in the green 15 minutes right now between 238 and the maze. but our cameras have been bouncing a little bit so you can see that it is still pretty windy outside as lawrence said. so we have one acciden

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. >> as cloudless day yields to moon lit night in the savannah in northern kenya, armed with automaticeapons begins their nightly patrol. >> tonight, the team is on edge, says commander john. >> poaching during full moon. >> it's deadly business. six kenyan rangers and three times as many poachers have been killed in gunbattles the last two years. >> they go up to the high ground what they call observation point then sit here all night long and scour the valleys looking for any sign of movement or gunshot. >> night vision goggles helps spot elephants. and see potential human threats. for this night at least it was all quiet for nature's so-called great masterpiece. the african elephant is the largest mammal to walk the earth. majestic creature that shares many noble characteristics with humans. strong family unit, maternal bond, intelligent, longevity and, yes, terrific memory. also like us, they seem to grieve and appear to mourn their dead. a trait which tragically has been on display far too often of late. some 25,000 elephants a year are now being lost to poachers in africa. how ba

temperatures starting out in the 50's, it is certainly feeling pretty humid...55 at half moon bay and in oakland, as well. and 53 in san rafael and livermore is 54. exploritorium camera, very hazy out there, with mist and drizzle and poor visibility and chance of rain comes our way later tomorrow. it should miss the evening come mutt but us with overnight and a by friday and saturday, then, we are in the 70's with high pressure building and lots of sunshine. you can see the subtropical miles an hour from hawaii and it is missing up and just to the north. we will see a dry afternoon although it will feel moist with the high document and the high relative humidity. here is where we sit with our deficit with 10" more is where we need to be to be at normal for san francisco. we are 7" below in livermore. we are 6" below in san jose. today, with the dry conditions, we will look for mostly clouds. by tomorrow night, here comes the rain north bay and by on thursday and we will look at conditions, then, to improve the first half of the welcome, 67 in palo alto with morgan hill at 67 and the seven-day foreca

palo alto, on the coast half moon bay. 69 and not as warm as today.ou can see the high clouds filtering the sun in the north bay. sonoma and vallejo and a really nice, mild day. oakland and union city. inland spots will be warm, well above normal. 75 concord and 76 livermore. it is breezy and cooler for your friday. the weekend is going to be mild. not much change. chance of rain, middle of next week. carolyn, dan? >> thank you, sandhya. >> how about those munstangs? >> this is a great story. cal poly finished with 10 wins and 19 losses. not only did they figure out how to make the ncaa tournament, but they won again tonight. the cal poly basketball team thought they would have is a trip. they captured the big west tournament and tonight won a first four game. before they could think about a date with wichita state they had to deal with murray. he went off for 38 points. but he was a one man gang. meanwhile, 10 players scored for the munstangs. the most family muss alum, weird al. 81-69 and probably the first team with 59 years to win a tournament gam