see big poof ash and it was fuming down, all of the soot and all of the ash was coming down in my hair and in the backyard. >> charred particles rained down on antioch for a couple ons and along street curves. >> any worries? >> i have asthma so i am sure that it won't help that any. >> though the ashes are scattered across antioch, local hospitals have not reported anyone seeking medical help or respiratory problems linked to the smoke. for some, the soot and ash was hardly an issue. >> because i used to live in l.a. i understood it. >> when you say l.a. you know the fires and the ash. >> county fire departmentals us that it is likely the fire is still burning. however, there are no crews on that island keeping an eye on it. as for the smoke, well as soon as the sunset i can tell you the winds shifted and the smoke pretty much cleared out of antioch. reporting live, sergio quintana, abc news. >> thank you, sergio. a change in our weather is ahead. meteorologist leigh glaser is here now with a first check of the forecast and what is happening outside right now. leigh? >> already clouds

clearly see big poof ash and it was fuming down, all of the soot and all of the ash was coming down in my hair and in the backyard. >> charred particles rained down on antioch for a couple hours and collected on cars and along street curves. >> any worries? >> i have asthma so i am sure that it won't help that any. >> though the ashes are scattered across antioch, local hospitals have not reported anyone seeking medical help or respiratory problems linked to the smoke. for some, the soot and ash was hardly an issue. >> because i used to live in l.a. i understood it. >> when you say l.a. you know the fires and the ash. >> solano county fire departmentals us that it is likely the fire is still burning. however, there are no crews on that island keeping an eye on it. as for the smoke, well as soon as the sunset i can tell you the winds shifted and the smoke pretty much cleared out of antioch. reporting live, sergio quintana, abc news. >> thank you, sergio. a change in our weather is ahead. meteorologist leigh glaser is here now with a first check of the forecast and what is happening o

like, someone as ashes?> no. it was from a fireplace. but they were in a bag. and this is one dog's reaction. >> he's like, i'm sorry. >> but it was so much fun. >> and they keep running through it. >> and it wasn't just on the floor. they got the furniture, folks. >> the sofa. what these dogs didn't know is that mommy and daddy had recently installed a sur t footage of the crime. this is the bag. there it is. there it goes. and then it's dragging its with its mouth. there you see on the couch. >> they were napping in the ashes when mommy, you could see her coming in the door. they're waiting for her, tails wagging like, look what we did. >> these dogs seem to be very playful and i bet these owners knew that. if they didn't have the foresight to take that bag outside, i'm putting it on the owner. >> and look how nice that room looks before this. >> can you guys explain what all this is? >> get a carrot toy, get a carrot treat. >> yeah! >> that's it. okay. you get a real carrot now. what a good girl. your fav

parishioners here in oakland and ash bishop burnett learned the identity of the pope. >> i just happen to wear my san francisco hat. >> faithful attending afternoon mass were among the first to learn a new pope had been selected. >> i had my detroit lion hat on. >> ash bishop burnett says choosing this pope doesn't guarantee he's a 49ers fan but it's sending a message. the future of the church rests where the bulk of the world catholics live, global south. >> country is south america, argentina some of the biggest catholic countries in the world there. is a lot to say for having someone that represents strongly those back grounds but yet it's universal. >> it's a victory. everyone who believes is a rep sif of -- representative christ a. >> i'm sure he's going ton an inspiration. >> ash bishop burnett says he believes he will be the kind of leader the church needs. >> combination of tradition with modern times, i'm hoping that these two things can be blended into a new reality for us. >> now, pope francis has called pope burnett -- excuse me, benedict the 16th and tomorrow, will celebra

ash. what's your name? i'm ash hamid. nice to meet you. um, do you need someone with sign language? well, i always work for myself. - once he started talking, i knew i was in control. and afterwards, i showed him who he'd really been interviewing. this is who you just hired. and that's the power of confidence. - i would love to be included in your will. double "d" breasts are essential for you? - it's gotta be substantial. captioning sponsored by comedy central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my same in jon stewart. does that look like anything in i tried to draw a cartoon. ow indeed. we have a nice one tonight. joining us tonight from the msnbc cable news network we have a basket of graduate degrees. actually it's rachel maddow who has a degree. she has earned them. earned them. not like me with the honorary doctorate although i still operate. [ laughter ] one day i won't kill one. [ laughter ] folks, next month marks

the spark in the ashes, what you've got to do is go over and fan the ashes, and the spark begins to ignite, and come to life again. and what we've got to do in the life of the church is some of us have got to make a stand - be courageous enough to risk everything, so the church can become the church. >> now, correct me if i'm wrong, i'm reading into what he's saying something along the lines of that relationship between doctrine and ethics and social dimension, that you recognize that you are applying christian doctrine on how you relate to your fellow human beings in the world. and i also get the sense with him, which is very real, that religious doctrine sometimes can be - as he said - it's like ashes that can fall on the pure, bubbly fire of a very effervescent and experiential religion like christianity. too much doctrine kind of crushes out that fire, and you need to fan it and move it away. but this thing abouthe dog cracks me up that the worls walking by and that you just can envision it, a dog laying on the porch, wagging its tail, "oh, yeah," a little bark and all that. it

it erupted overnight sending plumes of ash and laugh vanishing edge into the night sky.italian airliners have to sometimes alter the routes to avoid flying through ash clouds,. >>> a rear species of octopus o now on display. it was first discovered off the coast of anything rag what. it with morph from dark red to black and white stripes and spots. typically she has a nasty habit of eating her partner during sex. not this one. >> they can live in pairs and they mate suck sucker or beak to beak which is rare for an octopus and they get along. eventually we will have several on display in the same tank which is different from other octopus. the fee nail is on display first but will soon by joined by a male companion. sigh entities are hopeful they will mate. one last check of the weather. on to is spencer christian. >> this rainbow sent to us from sonoma county this morning. no word on the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. a wonderful view of our is sunset this evening from the emeryville camera. sunset at 6:09 p.m. a beautiful sky as we watch the time lapse view ther

they to have to deal with all the ash showers that follow. >>> wearing a copy of a boy scout uniform,language to push the boy scouts to lift the ban on gays and lesbians. >> i think they should change their stupid rules. don't you? >> the singer made her comment in front of g.l.a.d. >> and scary moments, after a plow injures a number of people. >>> taking a live look now at san francisco's city hall which is glistening green this st. patrick's day. while plenty of people enjoyed the pubs all across the city and perhaps at ireland 32, ktvu's ann rubin saw plenty of green in the east bay city of dublin which today marked its 30th st. patrick's day celebration. >> reporter: irish eyes were smiling in dublin taking in the sights and sounds of st. patrick's day. from traditional music to irish step dancing. >> we feel appreciated today. >> reporter: the festival, a community event celebrating itself 30 years. it's estimated 50,000 people came out. >> the food is great, the music is great. i just love it. >> there's irish hats and spending time with your friends and family. >> i love it we

the ash bishop says it's an honer that the pontiff has become the first tofr choose the name, francis. during morning mass a small group of parishioners left the pews to gather around a computer screen. they watched as abc news announced they had a new pope. that the former ash bishop had been selected thrilled him. >> it's a moment unique in latin america. >> san francisco ash bishop believes the new pope's roots played a role in the selection and calls that a sign of renewal. >> i thought it the man him sex i think that is a consideration, i cannot help but think the thi the fact he came from latin america had something to do with it. >> he says he is surprised pope francis is 76. he expected younger. and says it's unusual to have a jesuit whose mission is to support teachings of the church now leading the church. at this morning's mass there was excitement and relief. the church is now moving forward. this priest is pleased with the name the pontiff has chosen. >> that spirit that the pope is going to bring in. being able to be inclusive and all that. >> that is a beautiful name. >

then, tomorrow, lots of clouds ash. breaks of sunshine also and maybe scattered showers. will be chilly, raw, high temperatures only into low to mid-50s generally. here is the accu-weather forecast. starting to dry out friday and throughout the weekend. things stwarmting up. set clocks ahead one hour by monday and tuesday, temperatures mid-70s. that is a nice swing. >> atlantic coast getting battered by the weather. battered by the weather. >> cys of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful orks a late season snow storm dumping more than a foot of snow in parts and knocking out power to 200,000 homes. the governor declared a state of emergency. hundreds of national guard troops

so he wanted all these sons to be taken care of because they were all turned into ashes and they need to be purified. so they were looking for a way, and his son tried - he couldn't succeed. another son tried and lived for 30,000 years - he couldn't succeed. and another son - the fourth ruler, who name was bhagirath; one of the names of the grand river ganga is bhagirathi - one who is brought from the heaven to the earth by the king bhagiratha; that's why she's called bhagirathi. and this bhagirath, he went to meditation and austerity for 1,000 years, and in the meditative state, there was a message he got, that the only way all the 60,000 sons could be really sent to heaven, if the ganges from the heavens ascend and come down - that's the only way, if the water of the ganges touches these sons who had committed such a big, hideous sin, then they could be salvaged. so bhagirath said, "i will do it." and he looked for help how to get the ganges from the heaven. so there is one of the statues there, and just to set you up shiva, you can look at it, it's a very heavy statue. but can you

they to have to deal with all the ash showers that follow. >>> wearing a copy of a boy scout uniform, used blunt language to push the boy scouts to lift the ban on gays and lesbians. >> i think they should change their stupid rules. don't you? >> the singer made her comment >> the singer made her comment in front of well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv starting at $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with qualifying bundles. >>> taking a live look now at san francisco's city hall which is glistening green this st. patrick's day. while plenty of people enjoyed the pubs all across the city and perhaps at ireland 32, ktvu's ann rubin saw plenty of green in the east bay city of dublin which today marked its 30th st. patrick's day celebratio

arthur ashe was such a champion. >> in 1993, espn's espy awards presented the very first arthur ashelvano battling cancer was given the award. >> don't give up. don't ever give up. >> reporter: over the years recipients have included muhammad ali, billie jean king and pat summitt but not just professional athletes. in 2002 the award was given posthumously to tom burn net, jeremy glick and todd beamer who tried to save the passengers on united flight 93 on september 11th, 2001. >> the courageous life is not made in a single moment but in the acts over a lifetime. >> reporter: and this year, our dear robin will accept the 2013 arthur ashe courage award. >> wow. [ applause ] >> thank you. i am just honored. that's not even the right word. when my espn family called me i was absolutely speechless. arthur was a dear, dear friend of mine and we served on boards together and i remember one thing he told me, he said when it's all said and done if all people can say about you is that, hey, you were a pretty good broadcaster, you haven't fulfilled all that you can do in life so i really apprec

it has been shooting ash a mile into the sky since saturday. access to the volcano has been restricted to keep visitors safe. it's more than 16,000 feet high and 80 miles south of the capital city. >>> skateboarders will soon get to use a vacant lot under san francisco's central freeway south of market be. city agencies will likely sign a 20-year contract with caltrans to rent the vacant lot. the city will pay caltrans $10,000 a month to lease the skate and dog park site. construction of the park will take about a year. >>> san francisco city college is nearing a key deadline in its fight to keep its accreditation. college officials have until friday to address all the recommendations made by a commission that identified 14 deficiencies in city college's management. a final decision from the commission is expected in june. if the school does lose its accreditation, it could be forced to close. >>> we'll tell you why a lot of people will be looking up at the nighttime sky this week. a bad beginning this morning for some airline passengers. ♪ i'm

the smoke drifted over antioch bringing down soot and ashes. >> you could clearly see big ash that was coming down with all the soot, in my hair, in my backyard, all over my dog. >> local hospitals have not reported breathing problems from the smoke. >>the opening session of the national postal forum begins in san francisco at the mascone center with protests planned by american postal workers and the mail handlers union. the post master is scheduled to speak to the forum which is a gathering of executives of the direct mail industry. their business depends on the post am service. the workers' union is protecting plans to cut saturday delivery service. congress also is are asked a move to try to keep mail delivery on saturday but it is not clear what they can do because the postal service does not receive federal appropriations and gets all revenue from the sale of stamps and other services. >> i am a huge snail mail send irand i am disappointed about saturday. >> the thank you notes will have to wait. >> so sad. hopefully something can be figured out. did you enjoy the weekend? >> it

and we developed a way in which we could incorporate replacement material such as flag and fly ashe toportable cement and allow a big reduction in those carbon emissions associated with production from that poured cement. >> concrete for the building has a 70% replacement value with recycled materials fly ashe and recycled materials that would otherwise go to waste. reducing our carbon footprint in half. >> the way that we often do buildings in the city are often projects in the city is we go out and we do a low bid. somebody bids on something, we have to do everything that's expected out completely. and everything after that thorable change prosecretary is very difficult. spec ed out. >> we use design bid delivery method. in this one we did a construction manager gc, which really means that we bring the contractor on board as we design and they participate in the design. it brings a lot of collaboration. >> the department of public works decided to try a more team oriented approach with this project. the best value approach. they really went to to us come on board as a team member and

within the public realm including curb extension at fulton and gottion streets, raised crosswalk at ashe streets, and street trees landscaping accents and street furniture along the entire frontage of the project. the packet also includes a concept drawing of build outs added at the other three corners of the intersection of fulton and gottion to enhance pedestrian comfort and safety. this drawing is not intended to be an actual proposal, but what they wish to pursue further [speaker not understood] with neighborhoods on specific design. should the commission choose to approve the design today, it whop not be a a condition of approval, enhancements could be considered to [speaker not understood], in kind approvements would offset some of the impact fees of the project. i should note that staff has received one letter in opposition to the project expressing concerns of over loss of light and open space in the area as well as construction noise. the project sponsor did receive several letters in support of the project that were received after staff publication and we can provide -- the spo