with more momud >> s >>at noon, the problems were about the worst. 13 ft. at noon. currently, 8 ft.. we are seeing that these twigs, leaves, branches of vertically this is where the water will law wathe water level that is where this was around noon. this was practically some merge when i got here at noon. this is the scene where businesses were on edge. they put sandbags and apply what flood barriers in front of their businesses. and three, four, five years ago the experienced damaged conditions with flooding. did not want to take second chances. >>catherine: thank you, danileel. >>reporter: city crews were trying to keep feet roads and sidewalks from falling but not for successfully. >> would you like a barricade? >>reporter: inches in hours, driving to the city was difficult navigation. public-works waited and waded. >> the stormtracker cannot handle the amount of water. this working group is going from storm drain, to storm drain. it cannot handle this amount of water. >>catherine: residents of 224 homes in the rural area of the felton because of the san lorenzo

cloudy skies at noon, a chance for light rain this afternoon and showers and into the evening. at 10:00 a.m., clubs just about anywhere when the rain still to the north of santa rosa. it does get closer about noon showing up in sonoma county. that's slowly pushes southbound through the day by 4:00 p.m. some rain showing up in the san francisco in marin county and napa county. , the storm tries to make it through marin county client with the evening but it really becomes unglue, a lot the showers fall apart. things winding down by later tonight. highs in the mid to upper 50's and low 60s with cloudy skies and the chance for rain. the weather looks a lot better for next week and i will tell you more about that coming up later on. >>ysabel: 90 and down it is a good word used a lot of the bay area was so can rain for the past several days. jeff pierce at a look at all the damage in capitola. >>jeff: friday's storm once again inundated the neighborhood and a nearby mobile home park. if the water came from his broken culvert at the top of the park and repair crews that they had the up

commissioner olague: we could always start at noon. we could try that for a while. commissioner moore? commissioner moore: commissioner fong says we forget that all of us start our own workday at 8:00 or 8:30 respectively. we are here at midnight, we have already been set at whatever on our own professional part for several hours. i am looking at members of the public being affected. i believe our own physical abilities -- and i would say for all of us -- start to diminish. for that reason, i believe we should put more realistic parameters around what we do, and if we once or twice a month gave you a separate meeting in order to give specific hearing to a project, then let's do that. the public should be involved in those as well. this is where lots of staff time is. we should be giving them as much as we give to the public. i strongly encourage us to create a slightly different, more regiment organizing structure -- more regimented organizing structure so we can work on the big things and quickly moved to the small things. commissioner olague: i do not want to be ru

commissioner borden: -- >> just for clarity, and your calendar will start at next week at the noon hour. items for public discussion will be at 1:30. i will put that category there at the 1:30 time because they have been at that time. commissioner olague: that is perfect. we should open it up for public comment. sorry about that. >> bang, bang, bang. no discussion about when a case is continued. i give you lloyd street. sometimes a project is supposed to be there only on the changes to the project. a developer can manipulate the thing and blow it through here in three hours. commissioner borden made good comments about the history of the commission. i want to point out two things. everyone has talked about 3 minutes. you do not give three minutes. euphoric people out every time you cut their speaking -- you freak people out every time you cut your speaking to two minutes. i have been subject to 1-minute rules. it freaks people out. you do not give people three minutes. oftentimes you have cut the time and in the past month. on the packets -- the packets and the deadlines have to be amen

downtown oakland started off at 46. 54 at noon. 64degrees. we see a little bit of light rain up towards eureka. ron up in crescent city has had about .13. there's still some rain in extreme northern california. almost started off at -- livermore started off at 42. 68 for the livermore valley. for the jet stream it's gone to the north and it will continue to march northward. there is a lot of moisture up there. fair skies today. mild temperatures. a few more clouds towards the north bay. low 60s. sausalito, 62. novato, 66. petaluma, 67. 67 clearlake to 68 fairfield and napa. our five-day forecast, sunny and warmer weather on wednesday. possible record highs on sunday. slight cool down but still really nice on friday. and then we bring clouds in and cooler temperatures by the weekend. >>> happening right now -- in washington, d.c., this is a live shot. this is a congressional hearing about the nuclear disaster in japan testimony is aing as we expect. now, the senate energy and natural resources community is gathering information on what's happen

a very special edition of ktvu channel 2 news at noon. er i am tori campbell. >> i am we would like to bring the chief. >> hello. >> the chief is someone we talked to before. chief are you with us? >> i am. as you look at these pictures coming to us from here in the bay area, let's talk about what is happening here and then secondly how you and your team might be thinking about helping out in japan. >> sure, yeah, you are going to have to describe the photos for me because i am with one of your crews. >> actually, let's start there because that is something you told us about, you mentioned you have several crews from japan with you and you said they were not able to get in communication with their families. has that changed? were they able to make contact? >> most of them have been able to do that. two primarily are from very effected area phs areas of the country. one was able to get in touch with his family members. at this point one of them, who is also from the very affected areas of the country has been a regularly leaves the group a

crisis in japan may be changing again, as problems at a nuclear plant get worse, the story ahead at noon. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon, i am maureen naylor, in today for tori campbell. we begin today with a break in the rain for the most part. scattered showers are still in the area but today residents have a chance to dry out after a week filled with heavy rain. ktvu cameras spotted this look sight, a rainbow this morning. the rain left a lot of cleaning up to do. mark tamayo is in the weather center, allie rasmus is in san pablo, but we begin with janine delainvestigate de la vega de la vega. good afternoon. >> reporter: hi rainwater flooded into the treats and stores. take a look at this video. >> this is flowing really fast. >> reporter: this is what it looked like yesterday the street turned into a rushing river bringing a couple of feet of water into the businesses and homes along the street. public works officials say drainage pipes failed. all the residents were evacuated there because of the danger an

i think we're ready for anything. 69 degrees, that's what we expect at about noon. ybe you are someone who is lucky enough to watch the exhibition game between our own giants and the oakland a's later today. game starts at about 12:45, temperatures comfortable, talking baseball weather. 74 degrees as the game wraps up around 2:00 p.m. comfortable day on tap. we're having a very nice warm spell that will continue all the way through this weekend, the early portion of the weekend. as high pressure continues to build in. look how strong this ridge is. all of this clearing from the eastern pacific to the bay area. high pressure is keeping things mild and dry. 53 degrees in san francisco is a great way to start the morning. throughout the afternoon the breeze will pick up. high pressure building in. the two combine to create a tight pressure 80 yent. breezy but in the heat of the day the breeze is going to be downright comfortable. 65 in hayward, 66 in sunnyvale. peeling off the layer at noon. go for the tank top in the north bay. 78 degrees at noon up there. turning over

this is what we are expecting at noon today.ostly sunny conditions, especially along the coastline. a little bit of lingering activity in the east bay, but by 5:00 p.m. a dry area. friday looks fantastic. then more rain and wind on the way towards the weekend. we'll talk about that, 66 degrees today in san jose. not too bad in the south bay. back to you guys. >>> sounds good. you need to get out and about. 6:19 right now. one bay area group says video games are an art. see what it wants to do to convince other people they are right. >>> new charges this morning for the soldier linked to wikileaks and the reappearance of steve jobs. technology news is just ahead. >>> and on the roadways, a lot of folks are hitting the roadways making things congested. it is slow near the tunnel of 24. also a new accident for the east shore freeway. i'll give you the latest coming up. >>> right now a real-time look at the golden gate bridge of things moving smoothly there. we'll haveate.pd fll y y aou morning. [ male announcer ] yiayia may not app

details ahead on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon. topping our news, right now, a neighborhood warned to stay indoors after a mountain lion was spotted this morning. police and animal control officers were able to trap the lion in a backyard. this is all happening near almeda des polizas and ripple avenue in redwood city. and we want to go right now to ktvu's may reason naylor who is live from the -- maureen naylor who is live at the scene. >> reporter: tori, we just got on -- we just got an update. the mountain lion has been shot and killed. the animal has been put in a blue tarp and in the back of a truck. it all started around 8:00 a.m. this morning in this very residential area of redwood city. the animal spotted by a small child. they went in and called police. a reverse 911 call went out to the residents in the area telling them to stay inside. in all, about ten residents were contacted and were either home or stayed in their home. and at 10:30, the mountain lion was contained. and they brought in several experts, including a wi

at noon upper 70s in santa rosa and napa. we're talking about the mid-60s at noon. when you get in your car it should be nice and toasty. the temperatures in your car are 10 to 15 degrees warmer. 76 degrees in oakland, 79 in fremont, 80 in san jose and 81 in los gatos. 84 in santa rosa. i'm going 90 degrees tomorrow and i think that we have a really good chance of hitting that high. 80 on friday. staying warm. this weekend looks warm. make those outdoor plans. >> thank you. >> 6:48. the governor says he's taking the budget fight right to the voters. >> did george clooney attend a bunga bunga party? why he has to take the stand to talk about that. >> a live picture of the bay bridge. we'll be back in a minute. meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing. ♪ eat well, live long ♪ have a good daisy, work out, get strong ♪ ♪ when you need a lift, just sing a song ♪ ♪ and have a good daisy ♪ have a good daisy with a natural treat ♪ ♪ have a good da

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tuesday at noon? we can scan an email that documents -- of the documents out. >> ok. >> so we have a motion. if you would call the role, please. -- call the roll, please. >> on that motion from commissioner hwang to control this -- continue this matter to march 16, the hearing is closed to allow the parties to present additional information pursuant to the board's comments and this is due next tuesday by noon. on that motion, commissioner fung. commissioner fung: aye. >> president goh? president goh: i'm interested to hear why commissioner fung hesitatesed. do you want to just make a motion to grant jurisdiction? commissioner fung: i thought about that but i would prefer to get the documents. i have a difficult schedule this week. at the latest monday, please. president goh: can you do monday? so that's an amendment then to the motion for monday &. >> yes, all due monday at noon, march 14. president goh: i give it my vote? iowa. >> thank you. vice president garcia? vice president garcia: aye. >> the v

they will take a place at noon and of 6:00 p.m. highways 140 and 21 are still closed -- are still closed but they -- but they could reopen later today. >>> barry bonds has just arrived in court. at any moment, opening statements will begin in his perjury trial. allie rasmus has more. what's happening right now? >> reporter: when the opening statements begin, barry bonds will be watching it from the courthouse up on the 19th floor -- floor. we watched bonds pull up about 15 minutes ago in this building. when he walked in, there weren't a lot of large crowds. some fans gathered around. there were reporters and cameras watching him go in. although bonds didn't say anything to the reporters as he walked into the building. the first thing to be scheduled this morning is opening statements. those are about to get underway right about now. they are supposed to last an hour. and then the first witness will be called. greg anderson is expected to be called. he's bonds' personal friend and trainer. but anderson said he will not testify agains

tomorrow at noon the highs will be in the 60s. we would get up to about 64 degrees. novado, son of a dull, 62. and mid- 60s through the east bay and in the south bay. 64 degrees for san jose. the futurecast will give us an idea of what might expect that what weather. perhaps late saturday and sunday. picking up overnight, the rain will pick up and the sun will be wet. shower activity continues. sunday. and your kron 4 7 day around the bay the break will be tomorrow from the wet weather. showers returning saturday/sunday and even monday. with the sunshine. and to the return of rainfall. on tuesday. >>pam: in national news, he was the speaker of the house during the clinton administration. newt gingrich is taking the first step for a 2012 presidential campaign. atlanta. >> today we are establishing a website exploring 2012. todd, will look at this very seriously and methodically of what we will do next. >> newt gingrich told georgia we deal that he was close to making an announcement. however, not going to form a presidential team. after leaving on ethics, he was still

go 54 at noon and then 64 on the high side at 4:00. the higher clouds right there coming down you can see on live storm tracker 2 that is retaining a little bit of warmth here. overnight lows are not as cold as they were 24 hours ago. the reason being that system is clipping the northern part of the state producing some light rain. but you can see how it just dives down out of the northwest. get some sun, some clouds and mixed bag today. but temperatures continue as high pressure just slowly builds in. highs will slowly go up as well. 40s low, mid to upper. everybody from napa 41 to san francisco's 49. livermore 44. hayward 47. fairfield also 47. livermore cool down a couple degrees here at 7:00 go 42. then 60. and 68. after that system which is right there by portland the next system to the left that is going way to the north. that's a sign that the high is going to kick in in a big way. and it's been eating its wheatties. it has. it will be warmer slightly today than tomorrow. crank it up on thursday possibility of record highs as we

at noon you will fire these up and tear the building down.hat's a huge step for san jose and the professional soccer team. you must be energized and excited. >> we are excited. this is a huge step forward for the san jose earthquakes and the bay area. we think this is going to help increase interest with the club and hopefully it is a stepping point for future success. >> reporter: now you are not encouraging people to bring their own sledgehammers down or anything like that, that's correct? >> we hope they keep them at home. >> reporter: can we give it a little head start here? >> we'll let you get a head start on the demo process. >> reporter: this has been bothering me here for a while. and let's get a shot at this thing here. there we go. hey, that wasn't the best place to be hitting on the wall. >> you have a little work to do there. >> reporter: we made a huge dent, a huge start on the destruction here. coming up, we have a soccer ball. we found some plate glass windows. i'm sure with my rocket foot we can take out something. >> you are

at noon, 65 degrees is the forecasted high up in santa rosa.hen we'll round out the day in the upper 60s and low 70st. 70 degrees for san jose. 71 in gilroy. take a look at this. it is just going to get warmer and warmer as the week goes on. mostly sunny conditions lasting through friday. then we'll bring more cloud cover back in the mix saturday into sunday. maybe a very slight chance of rain up in the north bay. that would be saturday night into sunday, but we are talking about really light, if anything, less than 1/10 an inch. >>> how about this? it seems like old hat for the stanford women headed back to the final four. it will be the fourth straight appearance for the cardinals. they dominated gonzaga last night to get there. they beat the zags by 24 points. they will play baylor or san francisco state. those two teams play today. >>> an injured marine is back home this morning. his story is coming up next. >>> plus apple is branching out, where you may be able to find the new ipad2. >> and traveling through the area in towards castro vall

sunday, april 3, at noon eastern on c-span2. watch previous programs at our website where you can find the entire weekend schedule. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is ian vasquez, thank you for being here. in the topic is u.s. foreign aid. we will invite the viewer is to weigh in on what many people talk about, just 1% of the federal budget. but as you look at foreign aid, what is your take on what the country is getting back for that aid? guest: i do not think it is getting back much of anything. we have now had more than six decades of experience with rich countries transfering $2 trillion to developing countries and you cannot show that foreign aid is effective at promoting growth for economic policies that are consistent with economic growth. it may help to support dictatorships and regimes that have some of the worst economic policies on record. it puts the united states in a position that it was in egypt of supporting the very cause of poor people's problems to begin with. host: as we start looking at the

the concert does again at noon.he pop star is going to be taping several songs for a later broadcast. the concert was supposed to be outside in the castro neighborhood, but was moved inside because of the weather. these tickets are free. but take a look at what we found this morning on craigslist. people are selling those free tickets online for a profit. we did find one person asking as much as $300 for their ticket. >>> learning more about the mega millions ticket worth $319 million. how many people will be dividing the big prize after their ticket matched all 6 numbers? >>> we want to take you back outside. there's the start line. we showed you the runners. that was the marathon. these guys are going to be doing the 13-mile half marathon, starting at 9:00 this morning. >>> good morning to you. mostly cool and clear this morning. >>> we want to take you back out live to capitola. these are businesses that have been damaged. capitola city officials have called an emergency meeting for 1:30 this afternoon. it is dur

more now on a story we brought you here at noon as it unfolded. arrested two suspects this connection with a burglary this morning and are still looking for a third man. police corded off the neighborhood that came after a woman called to report a burglary in progress. one suspect was found hiding in a shed. the second suspect was in a home where he was called and agreed to surrender. >>> tonight the berkley school board will meet to talk about explosivallable bases that some crimes on the campus including armed robbery are being covered up and witnesses are being persuaded not to testify. how the school's principal is responding. >> reporter: student safety is a big deal. several armed robberies, published reports saying they believe these crimes are being covered up. >> we press charges and have seen arrests in those cases as well. i wouldn't characterize this school as being a-typically high in terms of robberies. >> reporter: between the high school there have been a total of four incidents related to gun. the most recent happened last week. p

at the marina today. it broke out just before noon. smoke bellowed from the burning boat. no one was on board the vessel at the time. no other buildings were damaged. what caused the fire is still under investigation. >>> now to the san francisco sunset district where police evacuated an apartment building. the fire started around 3:30 a.m. when somebody left a stove on. people had to be treated for smoke and elation. residents were allowed back in the building just before 5:00 a.m. >>> california's three year drought is over. hydrologists conducted their final snow survey of the year. it is at a robust 154% of average for this time of year. >> the most recent time that we had this much snow on the ground would have been 1995. >> as for the reservoirs and lakes, lake shasta is at 91%. they would contain even more water but officials have made releases to ease flood danger. >>> the snow is so deep into sierras they had to pull out a rarely used piece of equipment. it is a steam driven snow plow that has not been used in the last 13 years. ace drudge of road was shut down for

. >> another emergency meeting has been scheduled for today at noon with the city council. they'll be working on official plea for the state. the city is also working to set up an account for donations for the victims. san pablo mechanics branch is where you should call or donate any money. reporting live. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> san pablo is teaming up with nearby hercules to ask for state help. hercules geologists says it's not if but when the hill will collapse. all the recent rain has caused a rotational slide. the chief building official says geologists citizen expect things to keep getting worse. a mudslide at a mobile home park has forced residents of three homes to evacuate. backyards have fallen away into a creek bed. at least one home is teetering on the edge of the newly formed cliff. and aptos, the ground below this railroad track has washed away. santa cruz county bought tows tracks with plans to operate a passenger train. >> barry zito has been released from the hospital after a car accident. he was taken to hospital for observations. the crash occur

i think at noon you are peeling off a layer with temperatures in the 60s in the south bay. then we'll round out the day, our highs usually come in at 3:00 or 4:00. 69 degrees in oakland today. 71 in los gatos. 71 in santa cruz with filtered sunshine. here it is. everybody wants to see the seven-day forecast this week. 80 degrees on friday. 74 on saturday. a few more clouds come into the mix on sunday and into monday. the system of low pressure is trying to make its way into the bay area, but that stubborn ridge won't let it. i think we'll drop in temperature a little bit to see more cloud cover this weekend. back to you, scott. >>> christina, we continue our coverage of breaking news. the newark fire department at the scene of a refinery fire at the evergreen oil refinery on smith avenue in newark. the fire department says it is a two-alarm fire and has 13 trucks at the scene. bob redell is live at the scene as well. bob, there was a sulfuric acid explosion, but if you are there i'm guessing there's no shelter order. i think our viewers are having the same trouble, bob, hear

central bay at noon, south bay = 3:00 p.m. we will have the possibility of seeing scattered thunderstorms. it could be bad. we're talking about another round of isolated heavy rainfall and even lightning and hail 9:00 a.m., the meaning othe main banf the north bay toward the wide spread moderate/heavy through 11:00 a.m.. from the north bay sliding towards a san francisco. continuing the south towards progression by 1:00 p.m., have begun north from san oroszko, santa row coast, and parts of the east bay. with 3:00 p.m., from san francisco--and the south coast. south of the golden gate difficult. torturer afternoon commute. it could get a little bit towards your afternoon commune with the icommute with rainfall totals pretty impressive for just a short time frame. within 12 hours, up to 1.5 in. in the north bay. and in through the santa cruz mountains, 1 in. pretty impressive for just a small amount of time frame. your kron 4 7 day around the bay this is probably the weekend to stay indoors. saturday could be the only day we wer

house coming in at noon eastern. we expect to hear from dennis kucinich on libya at about 12:30 and the house today will take up the f.a.a. authorization bill. we'll have live coverage here on c-span. well, as the freshmen representatives this morning heard from former house speaker newt gingrich shortly after that current house speaker john boehner held a short briefing in the capitol. we are going to show you as much as we can. it's just under 10 minutes and then, again, the house coming in at noon. >> let me start with an important issue that's facing the american people every day and that's rising gas prices. it was interesting yesterday hearing the president talk about this issue. i think he left me with more questions than he did answers. why just days after vowing to buy more oil from brazil would the president urge a reduction in oil imports? you know, why would he be so enthusiastic about brazil exploring its natural resources while the administration does everything in its power to block energy production he

a job or wants to change jobs or look at a different career, i would advise them to come on down. >> all right. and it's free. it is from 12:00 until 4:00 -- noonntil 4:00 today here at the hotel whitcome on market and 8th street. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> carolyn, thank you. >> the richmond city council will hold an emergency session for additional taxes. they're declaring a fiscal emergency and putting a tax increase on the june ballot. the council is proposing half the money raised go to restoring services to the poor and half on school district programs. all had to be reduced due to state funding cuts. the meeting begins at 5:30 tonight. in oakland voters will likely see an $80 parcel tax measure on the june ballot. city leaders voted to ask homeowners to help them with the budget deficit. they say the parcel tax will raise an estimated $11 million. oakland is looking at a $46 million deficit. the council did reject a telephone tax proposal. the mount diablo school board meets tonight in concord in sending layoff notices to 180 full-time teachers. it will also consider eliminating positions for most librarians and music teachers. the di

a job or wants to change jobs or look at a different career, i would advise them to come on down. >> all right. and it's free. it is from 12:00 until 4:00 -- noonntil 4:00 today here at the hotel whitcome on market and 8th street. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> carolyn, thank you. >> the richmond city council will hold an emergency session for additional taxes. they're declaring a fiscal emergency and putting a tax increase on the june ballot. the council is proposing half the money raised go to restoring services to the poor and half on school district programs. all had to be reduced due to state funding cuts. the meeting begins at 5:30 tonight. in oakland voters will likely see an $80 parcel tax measure on the june ballot. city leaders voted to ask homeowners to help them with the budget deficit. they say the parcel tax will raise an estimated $11 million. oakland is looking at a $46 million deficit. the council did reject a telephone tax proposal. the mount diablo school board meets tonight in concord in sending layoff notices to 180 full-time teachers. it will also consider eliminating positions for most librarians and music teachers. the di

we begin at noon with nbc's "meet the press." david gregory welcomes bill daly, white house chief of staff, and michelle bachman. at 1:00 a reair of "this week." here in washington, white house correspondent jake tapper hosts a discussion with jan brewer and john hickenlooper. later chris wallace hosts the westborough baptist church. at 3:00 p.m., candy crowley talks with -- and former national security advisor, steven hadley. finally, it is "face the nation" from cbs. bob sheiffert talks with john kerry. the -- the reairs begin at noon with "meet the press," 1:00, "this week," 2:00, fox news sunday, and at 3:00 p.m., "face the nation." listen to them all on c-span radio. nationwide on xm satellite radio channel 132 or go online to c-span radio.org. >> pauline maier is on "in depth" today. her latest "ratification" was published last year. join us taking your phone calls, e-mails, and tweets today at noon eastern. wamp previous programming at booktv.org. >> as cabinet members meet with their departments, watch online at the c-span

. >> the meeting is starting at noon. council will talk about how to help the homeowners on the state level and also locally. >> the hill appears to be moving quickly. this the backyard of one home a week ago. now, take a look today. >> a little bit seems to crumble away every day. but the process to fix it doesn't seem to be moving quite as fast. today the city council is meeting to ratification the declaration of emergency one week after the hill gave way. >> the process moving fairly quickly. emergency declaration has done fairly quickly. we did that last sunday. it has to be ratified. >> and walkers are living in a hotel. the house isn't safe. they definitely need help from the government considering the estimated costs of securing the hillside is $5 million. >> we're hoping and praying that it comes soon. i don't know houch time the house has to sit there. >> the city council has found city money to offer the victims for their short term needs. they are asking other residents about doing the same. >> at today's meeti

oakland starting off at 47 degrees and then 54 at noon. the high today 64. little mix of sun and clouds. temperatures again kind of bumping up maybe two or three degrees. a lot of cloud cover. big plume of moisture but in the last few frames you can see how it's right there going way up as the high builds in. that will be the key. once we get this system by then the high comes in. we might even see a bit of an offshore push. higher clouds but mostly sunny. mild temps, but slightly warmer. north bay sees a few more clouds. but overall 60 to 70 degrees. 70 antioch. hayward 65. san raphael 66. berkeley and oakland at 64. upper 60s to 70. livermore 68. redwood city, 68 on the coast. if you like them that much i'll show them again. a lot of 60s and 70s. five-day forecast mostly sunny and then warmer wednesday, thursday, friday. yes, near 80 degrees by thursday it looks like. still looks good on friday. and saturday into sunday we will see a cool down as the system comes in and gives us some clouds. pam. >>> all right. thank you, steve. well, a san mateo teenager

. >>> brittany spears' show will be sunday at noon. fans can startle lining up at 9:00 a.m. they will be filled on a first come first ---- basis. th >>> well, a merger between two of the top u.s. wireless carry years is in the works tonight. at&t says it will be t mobile from its german owner. it's a deal valued at 39 billion in cash in company stock. tatis the second largest -- the merger will make at&t the largest carrier in the nation. both companies have approved the deal but it will face tough scrutiny by regulators. >>> the ban stops here when it comes to those toys in kid meals. after legislation was passed, some states are saying enough is enough. lawyers in florida and arizona are pushing bans on toy bans. apparently, they have taken the steps even though they haven't seen the proposals in their own states. >>> speaking of bans, favorite -- the minute is next. tournament. ♪ that airline is gonna nail that frequent flyer with restrictions when he tries to use his miles. ♪ that's a lot of red tape! step on it! [ tires screech ] ♪ i can't escape the red tape! now you c

at this. i advance your futurecast to noon. we are still getting heavy rain at that time. and this is just what we are talking about in terms of the rainfall from the front. that has nothing to do with the potential thunderstorms that pop up and bring heavier downpours to places along the peninsula. and we have a good shot of that happening this morning up in the north bay. those areas really need to pay attention if you live north of redwood city through santa rosa, you want to keep tuned into the forecast today because we could see some of the strong storms and the storm prediction center in oklahoma has actually given us a small opportunity for tornadic rotation in our area today. so we are not taking this lightly. we don't want you to drop your guard. and we'll continue to update you. if anything happens we'll break into coverage to let you know about it right here on nbc. steady rain is pushing in across the area from santa rosa down to the peninsula. san jose is getting light rain. this will continue to intensify heading throughout the next couple of hours. i think i

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here we are at noon.an see impressive yellows, even moderate rain moving lieu the heart of the day. but during the evening rush hour it tapers to some light rain, even some drizzle for tomorrow morning's commute. here is one of the breaks i'm talking about. once we get to noon tomorrow and in the afternoon, we'll see more sunshine but you can see already showers developing as we head into wednesday night into thursday morning. south bay, tenth of an inch, up to a third around the bay. up to two-thirds in the north bay. in the mountains, up to an inch and a half. still a pretty mild flow with the showers wednesday and thursday with temperatures in the low 60s around the bay, upper 50s around the coast and cold, chilly rain comes in for alaska, spring sunday, not really, it will be kind of cool. >> it will be better this weekend. >> all right. thanks. >> top u.s. commander in afghanistan says the military is on pace to withdraw forces there as planned this summer. general david petraeus said the armed servi

at noon today the ground started to give way. public works officials say the mud sly was caused by oversaturated soil from recent rains. the mud was stopped by condos before hitting the street. this home on ethel avenue was evacuated this afternoon. officials are calling the slide minor but expect the section of road to be closed for a month until repairs can be made. the most impacted home is this one. it had been red-tagged because of the slide and utilities had to be cut off. >> the water thine the house was damaged so we were able to shut the water off. we evacuated the home immediately below the slide, and at the bottom of the slide off miller avenue. so three homes evacuated right now. >> reporter: what did they toll you initially? >> please leave. >> reporter: what did you do? >> i left. >> some geotechnical person, see how stable the hillside was, and asked for us to leave while they did that. but i don't know if they have done that. >> reporter: they're saying it's stable, and they're going to -- >> reporter: area reside

it will start at noon tomorrow and air on "good morning america."re are tickets to the free concert listed on craigslist, priced from 25 to 100 each. >> we will see a little bit of sun tomorrow morning before another system brings us light rain. i can tell you that napa is report go clear skies and clear skies in concord. a few clouds hanging over the city by the bay this evening. temperature-wise, 46. 46 in antioch. livermore, 48. san francisco 50. 50 in san jose. here is a look at highlights. partly cloudy conditions and watch out for patchy fog overnight. take the rain out tonight but put it back in sunday afternoon and beyond that, get ready for a dry and warmer weather pattern for next week. live doppler 7 hd, if you are seeing anything at all it will be mist and drizzle near the coast. napa reporting clear skies, down to 42 degrees. oakland, 46, 42 for livermore. this is the cold and showers that have exited the state. this will be next weather maker, a very weak, i want to stress weak cold front. it will deliver light rain, mainly around the

here we are at noon.ou can see impressive yellows, even moderate rain moving lieu the heart of the day. but during the evening rush hour it tapers to some light rain, even some drizzle for tomorrow morning's commute. here is one of the breaks i'm talking about. once we get to noon tomorrow and in the afternoon, we'll see more sunshine but you can see already showers developing as we head into wednesday night into thursday morning. south bay, tenth of an inch, up to a third around the bay. up to two-thirds in the north bay. in the mountains, up to an inch and a half. still a pretty mild flow with the showers wednesday and thursday with temperatures in the low 60s around the bay, upper 50s around the coast and cold, chilly rain comes in for alaska, spring sunday, not really, it will be kind of cool. >> it will be better this weekend. >> all right. thanks. >> top u.s. commander in afghanistan says the military is on pace to withdraw forces there as planned this summer. general david petraeus said the armed s

just ahead -- we'll tell you if the rain is over on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon. topping our news, a large raid in the bay area, including police action at a card club aimed at cracking down on observed crime. kraig debro has been on the story all morning and joins us now with more information. good afternoon, kraig. >> reporter: good afternoon,er tory. within the past hour i've learned from federal agents that there's another card club raided this morning, as part of the same action. this one is artichoke joe's. you can see this is the oak's card club. state and federal law enforcement agents poring over card club documents just after they rushed the place heavily armed. >> yeah, fbi. >> several, several fbi agents came in with machine guns, machine -- machine guns drawn, told us to show our arms up. >> reporter: federal authorities stormed the card club. an irs agent would not tell us the reason for the aid. agents questioned employees and patron. >> do i know, you know, wrongdoing going on in the casino? i actually don't. >> they asked did i seek any cleating

this last shooting happened yesterday at noon. a gunman fired about 15 rounds at a rival gang member standing on the sidewalk at 24th and harrison. the man was hit and another bullet struck a nearby home. he was the fourth victim of a gang-related violence in the mission since saturday. we drove by the area this morning. it was quiet and no signs something violent had happened. san francisco police chief called for an emergency meeting after the eruption yesterday. he met with the head of the gang task force and other city leaders. an outreach director told us the gang war is the result of reduced funding for gang intervention and several years of relative peace between rival groups. >> unfortunately when you do that what you have is individuals that have been trying to maintain their emotions. trying to be cool for so long that there's certain thing that is end up pushing them over the edge and that ends up blowing up. >> reporter: yesterday's victim is expected to survive. the police department has amped up patrols in that area.

refused near the bay, low to mid 50's and faith. 54 antioch and high at 59 degrees for santa rosa with rain beginning here first of around noonou more of a forecast for tomorrow if the the rest of the week in a few minutes. >>marty: all leaders at all and 0 nuclear health plan hit by friday's replace his son on me, are scrambling keep the plant for temperatures down. in an effort to prevent a nuclear meltdown. if there reports that leeson low level radiation and government officials are fairing hydrogen explosions could happen fat even if reef off the nuclear complex. if they see a partial meltdown is happening more than 17,000 people in the area have been evacuated as for caution. in the meantime, nuclear experts says one sea water is used to cool the core of the reactor will let loose again. half >> can keep it cool continuously, and enough family to worry. i would say the danger to the public at large is small fun lasts, they can't keep this reactor cool. it's not like chernobyl, that was a very different kind of reactor. it's the kind of reactor that we don't allow off in your off: united states for japan if if there isn'

heading out for a little lunch, at noon 62 los gatos. to upper 50s and just about everywhere else, redwood city 52 right now. look at the monterey bay and inland. already the low to mid-60s. high clouds, a little sunshine -- all right, a lot of sunshine and a little high clouds. mild temperatures this afternoon. mostly cloudy tomorrow, light rain in the north bay and the rest of us scattered showers sunday into monday. we had fog earlier. mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. for tonight high clouds get a little thicker and hold temperatures up in the mid to upper 40s in most neighborhoods. oakland, san mateo, and san francisco near 50 with say some low 40s around santa rosa. two areas of high pressure dominating our weather steering this cold front to the north and west of us. you can see the blowoff and high clouds rolling off the top of this area of high pressure. mainly sunshine today. pulling out, riding up the jet stream. you wanna know when it gets here? 7:00 in the morning saturday. just mainly cloudy by noon. cloudy but 6:00 the r

friday at noon it's clear. a little bit of cloud cover to the north. then we roll into saturday morning. it's partly cloudy, partly cloudy mostly cloudy kind of day. showers start to move in late saturday afternoon into the north bay. there's your sunday. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy hazy sunshine early morning. then here comes sunday afternoon. sunday afternoon is when the rain should get into most bay areas. right now the weekend looks dry both days expect late on sunday. cooler and still mild in the santa clara valley. we are looking at, just a kind of a pretty nice friday. it's already friday. it's a good get away. you see all the clouds in your bay area forecast. weekend always in view. right now saturday looks like your best bet. >> are we looking at a lot of rain? >> the transition is tough to forecast things. right now it doesn't look like a lot of rain. >> thanks, bill. >>> a south bay youth hockey team is headed to the championships but without their coaches. the unusual reason that this game is under review. adam: we need a good night's slee

at city college, there is a rally for public education at noon in the main quad area. at san francisco state, at 11:00, students, faculty and staff are meeting at 19th and haul away for a big action. in the evening tomorrow, number of us may be joining jobs with justice, a coalition of 20 plus labor based groups in a town hall on public education. the theme of the forum will be at the mission campus of the community college system at 11:20 -- at 1125 valencia. the scene is from wisconsin to california, build a movement against corporate driven attacks against workers, students and communities. we are building the movement and i think this forum will bring together people to strategizing how we protect public services and public education for all in our communities. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, madam clerk. i have a few items. i want to add to the list of compliments that have been referenced by -- referenced to governor brown in recognizing his appointment of the interior secretary. that was a brilliant appointment. i know he will do us prou

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