monumental art, the people that are in this emancipated state of mind, how does it stack up to the average cityar as number of injuries and such, in that window of time? >> it is a remarkably safe place, actually. there is no pavement. [laughter] and you cannot drive your car. that eliminates most injuries right there. it may feel like the world is coming to an end when the dust rises and the colts the world, but it is not. it is true, your habitation could blow away if you do not secure it. but that is not the end of the world. [laughter] in terms of public safety, it is very -- and we have emergency response times that would be the envy of any city that size. we are very well organized. you are more likely to fall in your bathtub and break your hip. there are some typical injuries, but mild. we have had a couple of deaths, but from natural causes, one from an accident at the event site. of course, what city hasn't? we used to scare people with that. in the old days, just to let people know, this required hardihood. we put down that people had died here. well, they have died everywhere. and we

educational benefits to all areas of veterans because unemployment may be as high as twice the state average. city upstairs, two minnesota veterans. dr. steve jackson served the united states army for 15 years in places like iraq. mr. jack marshall served for six years in the air force and did a tour in kuwait. mr. jackson, mr. marshall, thank you. [ applause ] these two heroes served our state and nation with great patriotism, valor, and honor. now they can't find jobs. that is wrong. to pass the jobs now bill and expand the minnesota g.i. bill, please. [ applause ] one area in which the legislature and my administration have worked well together is government reform. i look forward to continuing our bipartisan collaboration in streamlining permitting processes further, reducing the costs of public services, and make them more cost effective. we've already made real progress. the minnesota pollution control agency and the department of natural resources now complete 99% of their priority permit reviews within 150 days. we could make it still faster, and we will. it is already paying off, however.

the average city highway combined mileage rating was 23 miles per gallon. that's up a half a mile from the previous month and up two and a half miles from january 2008. >>> apple shares reach add new high closing above $500 for the first time ever. we'll have to see what shares will do today. "the wall street journal" is reporting that verizon wireless and at&t will sell a version of its upcoming ipad that returns on their newest 4g network. apple also reportedly testing out a tablet with a screen that's about an inch and a half smaller than the current ipad 2. apple is currently the world's most valuable company when it introduced the first ipod back in october 2001 and stock was trading at 9 bucks a share. if only we got in on that baby. >>> romance apparently is in the air on this valentine's day. according to a new survey by american express, four million people are expected to get engaged today. another 14 million expected to take that big step sometime this year. the survey also looked at how much people think is the right amount to spend on an engage

average. february, warming month everywhere santa rosa and redwood city average high warms three degrees fromeginning to the end, two in oakland and san francisco, biggest jump san jose livermore four degrees warmer by the end of the month we gain almost an hour of daylight from now local the -- now until the 29th. today upper 50s around san rafael, richmond, san francisco, san mateo, half moon bay clear lake everybody else low 60s. monterey bay upper 50s. around the state, see how quiet this afternoon scattered shower possible along the spine of the sierra. low 60s through the central valley low to mid 60s san diego and los angeles, 75 with sun palm springs. tonight clouds and fog take over we will be cool we are mid 30s to low 40s inland. low to mid 40s around the bay shore to the coast. san francisco the mild spot, 47°. cold front in the low that brought us a couple hundreds of an inch of rain this morning moving away, high pressure developing next system push well up to the north we may get a few high clouds that's about it. it is going to be very bright the next couple of afternoons. gro

i don't want to say warm, it's not above average by this point but closer to average for cities like atlanta, chicago and new york. by the time we reach the first part of the workweek. >> we'll be watching the latest forecast first thing tomorrow on "gma." >>> tonight, the heartbreaking day in tacoma, washington, a funeral for charlie and braden powell, almost a week after their lives were taken by their own father. the crowd of mourners filled the church and spilled outside to support the family suffering shatering grief. ab abby boudreau is in tacoma. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people gathered in this church, to mourn the loss of two innocent boys, brothers, 7-year-old charlie and 5-year-old braden, two brothers sharing a single casket. six days after their father josh powell killed himself and his two children in an unimaginable tragedy. this community came together to say their final good-byes. >> i was charlie's kindergarten teacher. he loved to work alongside his mother in the garden, make salsa and bake bread. braden loved being at school with the other children and always t

average. february, warming month everywhere santa rosa and redwood city average high warms three degrees fromeginning to the end, two in oakland and san francisco, biggest jump san jose livermore four degrees warmer by the end of the month we gain almost an hour of daylight from now local the -- now until the 29th. today upper 50s around san rafael, richmond, san francisco, san mateo, half moon bay clear lake everybody else low 60s. monterey bay upper 50s. around the state, see how quiet this afternoon scattered shower possible along the spine of the sierra. low 60s through the central valley low to mid 60s san diego and los angeles, 75 with sun palm springs. tonight clouds and fog take over we will be cool we are mid 30s to low 40s inland. low to mid 40s around the bay shore to the coast. san francisco the mild spot, 47°. cold front in the low that brought us a couple hundreds of an inch of rain this morning moving away, high pressure developing next system push well up to the north we may get a few high clouds that's about it. it is going to be very bright the next couple of afternoons. gro

so continuing to see these above average temperatures. oklahoma city look at spring at 18 degrees. let's go into europe. another place that's been dominated by this extremely icy force at the moment. i want to start off with some video. this first video is going to be coming out of romania. let's switch to that now. this is where temperatures sank to minus 17 degrees allowing people to walk on some of the frozen waters of the black sea. the weather is likely to continue so we'll probably see that ice spreading even further. next we go to northern bulgaria where temperatures on wednesday morning plunged to record lows. 16 towns in bulgaria recorded their coldest temperatures since records started 100 years ago. people are being advised just to stay at home. not only because of the cold but because of the dangers of getting out there and walking of course, on the icy roads or even traveling on the icy roads clearing the snow. we have our jet stream sinking all the way down across the mediterranean engulfing most of the continent in this arctic blast of air. take a look at the weekend

they looked at city's average household income and cost of living.s limited to places where more than half of the household are single, and averaged cost. number 5, los angeles, number 4, baltimore. number 3, santa cruze, number 2, bloomington, illinois, and number 1 city for singles, ann arbor michigan. that's a shocker, don't you think? >> ann arbor, you know her. >> i guess! a year after saying the elementary school was not the place to say -- not the play to celebrate valentine's day. we'll tell you about the limitations at 6:00, which starts right now. >>> how far can you go videotaping police. police take a stand, but do the courts agree. >>> more painful testimony for the family of yeardley love. >>> will we be safe? will there be jobs? will our taxes go down? the mayor gives her state of city address to address those issues. but to our developing story out of baltimore city, can you use your iphone or video camera and just roll any time you want when you see the police in a public place? brian uses video proof from the peekness and from this

average. redwood city 75, 12, oakland 13, 78 today in livermore, 16° warmer than average. will set at 5:57. put an asterisk next to the areas that are going to threaten record highs, 75 palo alto, san jose, 78 livermore, 76 concord and santa rosa 79 along the coast in san francisco low 70s around the monterey bay low to mid 70s inland mid to upper 70s with gilroy the warm spot at 78. 40 fairfield, 40 santa rosa on the low end 50 san francisco on the high end most of news the mid to upper 40s tonight. wind -- most of us in the mid to upper 40s tonight. gusts 20 miles per hour in the east bay hills 25 in the north bay mountains and diablo range mount diablo 3800 feet gusting to 50 miles per hour, definitely out there, they will remain breezy until 6:00 tonight. while were you sleeping high pressure sliding to our north, developing these winds as it slides farther inland they will become a downsloping wind, warming wind once the high moves starting tomorrow look what returns, there's the sea breeze watch temperatures drop four to six degrees tomorrow, four to six degrees satu

here it is based on the city's average household income and cost of living. number 5 on the list los angeles, number 4, baltimore. number 3, santa cruz california, number 2 bloomington illinois and number one, the number one city for singles, ann arbor michigan my hometown. i found my husband here in ballmore, though. all right. here's a finding that will let you have your cake and eat it too. researchers found eating dessert for breakfast could contribute to weight loss that's why we had the cupcakes this morning. study listed two groups one that ate lo carb and -- low carb and the other with high calorie. over time the high calorie group lost more weight. the localry group didn't feel full and cheated on diet plan and dessert group had fewer cravings. >>> news time 4:50. democracy 2012. two gop presidential hopefuls in two states today and focusing on the western u.s. rick santorum has two stops in idaho and today newt gingrich has been quiet as of late. he is out in the golden state of california. >>> two national polls in the race now show the republican p

salaries and attrition savings based on normal staff turnover projections and projections of averages of other city normal staff attrition. salary and fringe expenditures were adjusted also to all line with anticipated revenue as well. çwe will experience some reducd salary and fringe expenditures from the execution of the transfer of function of that one planner staff to the port, as i mentioned earlier. the department's work order with the department of building inspection for the server consolidation initiative that i discussed a few weeks ago -- anticipated expenditures on that will increase slightly from what i previously presented a few weeks ago. çmoving on to the department's grant budget, the grant budget -- the only change to this from what i presented to this commission on february 2 was the inclusion of a $20,000 grant that we anticipate being awarded from the california office of historic preservation. the grant will fund various efforts of communication about historic property in san francisco. ohp has previously funded efforts without a permit in prior years. other than that, no ch

san jose four degrees warmer than average napa, redwood city, san francisco five oakland six livermorenrise 7:12 -- will set at 5:35, temperatures reach mid to upper 60s in the south bay with mid 60s on the peninsula out to the coast low to mid 60s today with mid 60s downtown and south san francisco mid to upper 60s through the north bay valleys low 60s at your beaches mid 60s along the east a shore mid to upper 60s in the east bay valleys around the monterey bay mid to upper 60s inland mainly upper 60s. a lot of the sunshine today, a few high clouds not as many as yesterday. tonight near 40 in san jose fremont low to mid 40s san rafael richmond oakland san mateo upper 40s coast into san francisco everybody else in the mid to upper 30s. high pressure dominating the weather across the western third of the united states check out this omega block high pressure textbook-looking area of high pressure that s the storms they run into this fall apart or ride it up and over like a rollercoaster that's what most of them will do until we get one strong enough monday night into tuesday to breakth

talking about pretty conservative numbers, assuming that all parts of the city are the same as the city on average. there may be ways of targeting neighborhoods or other things that could have opt out rates be a bit lower than numbers that have been on the press. we are continuing to work toward that, as well as a variety of housekeeping things that need to get done, and million of them, before launch. before the legislature, if you recall, last year, there was a bill, sb 790, which helped cca a lot. the cpuc is starting a hearings process for the code of conduct to be administrator of with the utilities, which will help level the playing field. we will be actively involved in that. also, the cpuc -- i am in regular contract -- contact with senior people there, providing a performance bond that is required for cca to post. i made it clear we cannot launch our program without knowing what that mechanism would be and what that amount is likely to be, so we can make sure we are able to satisfy that. back toward the very end of last year, supervisor campos, general manager harrington, and myself met w

salaries and attrition savings based on normal staff turnover projections and projections of averages of other city

six degrees warmer than average today san francisco, redwood city eight, oakland and san jose nine. 134° warmer than average, sun will set at 5:56. asterisk around livermore and santa rosa, 76 record my -- record high, richmond, san francisco, san mateo and upper 70s as you head inland towards gilroy. warmer down south l.a. and palm springs low to mid 80s 55 today in tahoe. all that sun reflecting off the snow low to mid 40s inland mid to upper 40s for the rest of us tonight no fog high pressure starting to build to our east that is going to bring northeasterly wind that means drier wind look at how the jet stream is well north we have that rain-free ridge of high pressure hanging around today, tomorrow and friday. look at how the sky clears with those northeast winds developing overnight wake up tomorrow morning it gets breezy and then gets faster above 1,000 feet as high pressure develops north here's the areas where i think winds fastest. 4:00 tomorrow to 6:00 thursday evening we could have gusts up to 50 miles per hour. some areas could reach 80 inland tomorrow most in the upper 70

the average equity city 13 1/2 times earnings, yield 2%. >> sounds pretty good relative to a couple years the way. >> let me elaborate. the last 50 years, the s & p multiple has averaged 15 times. as we sit here today the multiple 13 1/2 about 10% the average but the s & p multiple averaged 15 the last 15 years, ten-year government bond average 6.67, currently 2. >> wow. >> i look at the stock market, i think modestly cheap against history, cheap against interest rates, cheap against inflation, i don't have some outlandish number. we have a strategy group co-managed by steve eye horn, my vice chairman and myself and thinking 14, 14, 15 in the s & p, currently 1370, up 8% this year, kind of thought maybe a very high single digit, low double-digit number. so we are constructive but not wildly so. >> you got a whole host of sectors here. you got technology has really worked four, right? apple? ebay? >> got ebay. qualcomm. >> tell me about technology and if i were to put new money to work in some of those stocks right now is that a good idea? basically missed it? >> i tend google is one we wo

average for a gallon of unleaded, $3.51. on the north side of chicago it's $3.99 a gallon. in big citiese chicago it's higher than the national average. at city scents floral and homes in chicago, sending a sign of your love just got more expensive thanks to the cost of filling up the delivery truck at the gas station. >> it cuts into our bottom line. $95 a couple times a week hits you in the pocket. >> reporter: owner theresa montana tried to hold the line but last month had to raise the delivery fee by a dollar. >> we have tried not to pass it on to customers. it's a hard time for everyone. >> reporter: just another way americans' big pain at the pump is touching lives. in chicago where aaa averages $3.57 a gallon. >> everything is going up except the paychecks. >> reporter: in charlotte, north carolina, $3.64. >> it trickles down. you have less money for everything else. >> reporter: in los angeles, $3.88. >> it hurts. tough economy right now. every dollar counts. >> might be time to invest in a bicycle. >> reporter: analysts say prices are only headed higher. gas buddy.com predicts t

to provide a little context for that, if you look at what the average new york city janitor or the average new york city security guard pays in terms of of an effective all-in federal tax rate, it's 23.8% for the security guard and 24.9% for the janitor. so at this point it looks like the people who are very successful occupants of the helmsley building pay an actual lower federal tax rate than the people who come in and clean the building. and that does not seem fair or sensible. one might say, well, maybe it's just, you know, something about the helmsley building that causes it. but it's not. despite leona helmsley's infamous line that it's only the little people who pay the taxes, it's a broader issue than that. take a look at the income tax information about the highest-earning 400 americans. in the same way that the i.r.s. ago tkpwre gates information by zip -- aggregates information by zip code it takes the 400 highest top income earns and takes aggregate on them. 2008, the last year the i.r.s. assembled, they had an average income each of $270 million, which certainly is something t

six degrees warmer than average today san francisco redwood city eight oakland and san jose nine. 13 14° warmer than average sun will set at 5:56. asterisk around livermore and santa rosa 76 record my -- record high richmond, san francisco, san mateo and half moon bay upper 70s as you head inland towards gilroy. warmer down south l.a. and palm springs low to mid 80s 55 today in tahoe. all that sun reflecting off the snow low to mid 40s inland mid to upper 40s for the rest of us tonight no fog high pressure starting to build to our east that is going to bring northeasterly wind that means a drier wind look at how the jet stream is well north we have that rain-free ridge of high pressure hanging around today tomorrow and friday. look at how the sky clears with those northeast winds developing overnight wake up tomorrow morning it gets breezy and then gets faster above 1000 feet as high pressure develops north here's the areas where i think winds fastest. 4:00 tomorrow to 6:00 thursday evening we could have gusts up to 50 miles per hour. some areas could reach 80 inland tomorrow most in

city that is after several car thefts last week. six cars were reported stolen. that is three-times the average for the city of livermore. police are telling drivers make sure you lock your car and take your keys. >>> back over to sal to check in on the commute. how does it look? >> right now it's not looking big on the bay bridge. there is a crash clearing from treasure island. traffic is easing up on the incline section. there is is a backup toward the toll plaza already. that's because they had to switch the metering lights on to extra slow. the crash looks like it's gone. the accident backup remains getting on to the bridge and also at the toll plaza. looking at the wind condition, people driving on the bay bridge should be aware any way. the chp has issued a high wind warning for the bridge. you can see the signs there warning drivers. high wind warns will stay with us for awhile. i can see that the roads are also going to be wet because of some overnight rain. >>> and looking at livermore commute westbound traffic is going to be effected by a crash westbound 580 no major problems after but if you get on the freeway

anywhere from eight to nine degrees cooler in san francisco and oakland compared to average to 10 in livermore, inform redwood city, san jose and napa, 12 to -- for teen cooler than average clear lake 49 higher elevations up there could get some snow, snow level today will be 3500 feet. most of news the low to mid 40s. monterey bay and inland low to mid 50s here it looks like the fastest breezes will be over the ocean the easiest area to have winds less friction the hills, the trees, buildings not there. around the state scattered showers cellular nature of the showers cool air mass coming in snow in the sierra 30 tahoe, 37 yosemite. back home tonight clearing out 20s take over cloverdale, santa rosa napa a lot of 30s for the rest of us only 40s around half moon bay san mateo san francisco around 41 to 43°. low responsible for showers to the south right now rotating around this low will be a small chunk of energy will broadway moisture. if we see any type of moisture it is going to be the kind that comes in from the central valley it bumps up against the hills that where we'll get our best chance of showers. along

average. these are the cities and average temperatures for this time of year. today we will over 13 degrees above average for napa. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. tomorrow could be the warmest day of the remainder of the week. now, let's get the rest of the traffic report with george. >>george: of the hot spot was the bay bridge west out. >> of the u.s. to the fight terrorism properly or effectively. they did not pay attention to the causes of the rising. they did not pay attention to the sanctuary's and motivational factors behind it. calling all they did not pay attention to the financial elements. >>mark: the commander of nato forces in afghanistan quickly apologized for the burning of grants and as afghan officials to join in an investigation. >> backers of proposition 8 have asked the 11 member panel of the ninth circuit to rehear the case yet it it will take a majority of the judges to agree. if they do, the rehearing will take place. backers say there is no way the entire ninth circuit would sign of on a decision like this. attorneys repres

city. otherwise, average high temperatures this time of the year is right around 65 livermore but talking about6 in concord, clayton and walnut creek. with that northerly wind 20 to 30 miles per hour around mount tam we'll see temperatures mountain low 70s in mill valley, mid-60s at the beaches and bodega bay. pick city, 75 in santa cruz. there you have it slight cooling tomorrow and additional meltdown of the numbers on friday. we do turn partly cloudy, breezy and cooler over the weekend. you will feel the difference. and we do introduce that chance of rain showers on tuesday and wednesday. if you are heading to the high sierra over the next several days, we're talking about record warm numbers there all in the mid- and high 50s. heavenly says it's dropping down to the teens so we're busy overnight making snow. northstar plenty of hiking as well because after all, the lake tahoe area is one of the most glorious places on the face of the earth. >> it is. absolutely gorgeous. snow or dry doesn't matter. >> there you go. >> enjoy. >> it was heart coming in today. coming indoors not coming in here

three straight days in a row with records in the bay area. 76 in redwood city. 10 degrees above average in san jose. dropping to 43 degrees tonight. mid-30s common to the north but will be colder tonight than it has been for the past couple evenings. temperatures still into the 40s around the coast and bayside. tonight areas of fog developing. we will experience some cooler temperatures overnight so get out that extra blankets. patchy fog tomorrow morning and then you're going to feel the difference. cooler and breezy saturday all the way through sunday. it's an unsettled weather pattern as a ridge of high pressure -- look at the clouds begin to collapse the ridge of high pressure as it gradually sinks to the south. area of low pressure just the tail end is going to scrape by the bay area this weekend leaving us with partly to mostly cloudy conditions by sun. statewide if you are traveling 61 degrees at the state capital, 50s in monterey, 46 in the high sierra but there is a good chance of snow by monday. your highs coming down by 17 degrees in many neighborhoods. 62 in san jose. rememb

average? >> seven, eight cities. >> at one time? >> on a run. yeah. weed? >> right. >> sure. >> that's all it was and i did that in a u-haul trailer. >> was it u-haul or penske? >> u haul because you don't have to stop at houses. >> gets you around the weigh houses. absolutely does. >> exactly. >> it's like you're moving. >> just looks like you're moving. they would call me and say, go get a medium one. that means a medium sized u haul. i would go down and rent a medium sized u haul. >> would you cross the border with these trucks? >> no. >> just pick it up from texas. >> i would take it to a motel and park the truck. leave the key on the front tire. i then would go to a restaurant or somewhere, eat, whatever. about three hours later, they'd call and say, it's ready to rock. where am i going? you're going to the windy city. okay. for every thousand pounds of weed you hauled, you made 70 grand. i run for these guys a year and i made $5.5 million in one year. >> cash? >> yeah. >> what cartel were you working for, if you don't mind me asking. >> i can't

the legislation would reduce the distance to one city block, on average 500 feet. those other pieces of legislation i am introducing regarding food trucks. i am also introducing legislation to address the way that we handle, accept, and expand over $100,000. every week, we vote on these resolutions on acceptance that have not been referred to committee, but introduced of the week before. i do not recall their ever being a split vote. they cannot recall a split vote on any of these smaller except and expands. i do not even recall us having a debate on any of them. they are frequently for very small amounts. 500,000, $10,000. they are often, as we see on the agenda, retroactive, meaning that the department has already expended some and it is coming to us after the fact. these often create huge amounts of paperwork headaches for the mayor's office, for our staff, with very little benefit given that they do not get referred to committee or have the same kind of public hearing. the legislation would shift for the acceptance and expanding of $100,000 approved by the depa

every county in new england and he has the last republican president to ever carry new york city. .. averageworkweek decreased 4%. consumer prices rose just 0.4% no inflation. national wealth rose 17.5%. total education spending rose fourfold, and in the decade it sells automobile ownership rose threefold, illiteracy fell by half. historian paul johnson summed it up to get under harding and under coolidge the usa enjoyed a general prosperity that was hysterically unique in its experience or that of any other society. coolidge was the last president to write his own speeches and he delivered more of them in any of his predecessors. as president, he held 520 news conferences, eight per month. his formal inauguration address is for some reason expected to set a record for brevity. but his 4,005 words as warren harding's 318 and the 328 of woodrow wilson to the inauguration is not entirely ironic that a collection of press conference transports is entitled the talkative president. over the course of a three decade career we provided the opinion on any number of topics. he never wasted words, nev

average. and hitting 22 degrees in oklahoma city. and 16 degrees expected in denver with partly sunny skies. finally let's go over t europe. an active low pressure system is moving through the british isles bringing extremely strong winds and heavy rain in much of the region. in scotland, wind gusts exceeded 100 kilometers per hour. as the system pushes on to the east, much of the scandinavian region and the baltic states will start to see slushy and windy conditions on wednesday. down towards the south, unsettled conditions in the central mediterranean will continue but things will start to settle down on thursday here. getting warmer across many places, we expect 11 degrees in london and 10 in paris, 8 degrees in vienna, and in moscow, a couple of degrees higher than average with minus 1 degree. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour, workers at the fukushima daiichi power plant are trying something new to prevent the spread of radioactive materials. tokyo electric power company will start cementing the seabed near the plant during the day. extremely high levels of

check out how much warmer than average we are today from san jose 10, san francisco 11 redwood city 12ivermore 16 everybody double digits warmer than everyone, -- than average. sun will set at 5:57. santa rosa, concord, livermore, san jose, palo alto all those areas could threaten record highs. low 70s along the coast into san francisco monterey bay total sunshine low to mid 70s. inland mid to upper 70s gilroy 78°. warm through central valley low 70s sacramento and chico. tahoe 49, nice for february, warm i should say 80 l.a., 84 palm springs. 50 san francisco, 40 santa rosa and fairfield extremes, everybody else falls in line throughout the 40s. we talked about winds they've been gusting around 55 miles per hour all day on mount diablo, 3800 feet. north bay mountains 25, santa cruz mountains 25 winds continue until 6:00 then they will start to calm. overnight high pressure moved into our north brought in offshore or land breeze the reason why it is so warm today overnight that high moves winds slow down that's why it is cooler this low takes over that brings in the cool ocean breezes

saturday morning sunday into monday today look at how much warmer than average we are five degrees in san francisco napa and redwood city six seven oakland and san jose livermore 11° warmer than average. 5:42 the sunsets. we'll see more 70s around the monterey bay monterey 66 doesn't make eight into the low to mid 70s. around the state warm mid 60s through the central valley 80s supposed to be in los angeles and palm springs today, low to mid 80s. tonight 39 -- light drizzle possible there in fact we have high pressure now holding on pumping up warm air with it as the tail end of this front comes in it is going to take the sun we see today and turn it into showers tomorrow. chance of showers mainly tomorrow i think they will be out of here by saturday morning. let's jump into the beginning tomorrow radar returns across the north bay sliding across the rest of the bay during the morning and hanging out drizzle in the morning scattered light showers during the afternoon that will dissipate towards saturday morning. saturday afternoon sunshine still going to be cooler with that new air mass. tomorrow i'd say six degrees co

choosing fukushima city brings up a list of 368 monitoring sites and their current readings. the system can also show average radiation levels at ten-minute intervals and graphs showing changes at radiation at sites. >>> lithuanian prime minister andrews cobeal us has expressed hopes for an early agreement to build a nuclear power plant in his country. lithuania plans to become self sufficient in power supply. prime minister kubilias talked about the country's situation in an interview with nhk in tokyo. >> we are coming to the final concession agreement, which will give license to hitachi company to build the nuclear power station. >> he voiced his hope to reach a basic agreement with hitachi in the first half of this year and get approval of lithuanian parliament. touching on the fukushima daiichi accident last year, he says he's certainly that nuclear technology will become safer as people learn. after the european union had pointed to possible danger. lithuania now plans to build a new nuclear power plant over the next eight years near the old facility. >>> "newsline" is the place to turn to for the late

saturday morning sunday into monday today look at how much warmer than average we are five degrees in san francisco napa and redwood cityix seven oakland and san jose livermore 11° warmer than average. 5:42 the sunsets. we'll see more 70s around the monterey bay monterey 66 doesn't make eight into the low to mid 70s. around the state warm mid 60s through the central valley 80s supposed to be in los angeles and palm springs today, low to mid 80s. tonight 39 -- light drizzle possible there in fact we have high pressure now holding on pumping up warm air with it as the tail end of this front comes in it is going to take the sun we see today and turn it into showers tomorrow. chance of showers mainly tomorrow i think they will be out of saturday morning. let's jump into the beginning tomorrow radar returns across the north bay sliding across the rest of the bay during the morning and hanging out drizzle in the morning scattered light showers during the afternoon that will dissipate towards saturday morning. saturday afternoon sunshine still going to be cooler with that new air mass. tomorrow i'd say six degrees cooler with

tracy was the head of the city average team and you will hear the name of a young brilliant and dedicated federal prosecutor named to head who was part of the core team and was sitting over here. >> so this is our site talking to their site. here's how it's going to be in boston from now on the group said. when a gang killed somebody or shoot somebody or terraces the neighborhood, this group steps in. we will focus on everyone in the game and shot the markets down. we will serve warrants, call on probation and parole. nobody is going to smoke a joint or drink in public. nobody is going to have any fun. we will talk to the judges and make sure they know what's going on. we will talk to parents. it's up to you whether you get this attention. this group, no violence, no harm, no foul, it's not a deal it is a promise. somebody else might come get you for dealing drugs. you take that chance. we go where the violence is. most of the attitude was gone. they were leaning forward focused paying attention taking it in. even those who were still fronting don't care. they were listening. you can tell

check out how much warmer than average we are today from san jose 10, san francisco 11 redwood city 12ermore 16 everybody double digits warmer than everyone, -- than average. sun will set at 5:57. santa rosa, concord, livermore, san jose, palo alto all those areas could threaten record highs. low 70s along the coast into san francisco monterey bay total sunshine low to mid 70s. inland mid to upper 70s gilroy 78°. warm through central valley low 70s sacramento and chico. tahoe 49, nice for february, warm i should say 80 l.a., 84 palm springs. 50 san francisco, 40 santa rosa and fairfield extremes, everybody else falls in line throughout the 40s. we talked about winds they've been gusting around 55 miles per hour all day on mount diablo, 3800 feet. north bay mountains 25, santa cruz mountains 25 winds continue until 6:00 then they will start to calm. overnight high pressure moved into our north brought in offshore or land breeze the reason why it is so warm today overnight that high moves winds slow down that's why it is cooler this low takes over that brings in the cool ocean breezes to

we're expecting 19 degrees in washington, d.c., ten degrees higher average, and 13 degrees in oklahoma city. but as you can see, cooler air is sweeping in, dropping temperatures in the west, getting up to 4 in denver, only 2 expected in chicago on friday. heading over to europe, very stormy conditions are still continuing across northern europe, gusts exceeded 120 kilometers per hour in scotland, as for precipitation, heavy rain will continue in norway. on friday, a mix of rain and snow will be moving into eastern europe. down toward the south, things are settling down, and sunny weather will continue in the eye -- iberian peninsula. as for temperatures getting up to 20 degrees in lisbon and 16 degrees in madrid, and still a very warm in berlin with 12 degrees despite rain, and out toward the east right at the freezing point in moscow and 4 degrees in kiev. with a mix of rain and snow. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, the united states and north korea will continue talks on friday, related to pyongyang's nuclear program. the talks are the first since the death i

city. there is your average speeds on the beltway.or delays on the top side, 37 miles per hour on the west side. near there is 95, everything running smoothly there. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. >>> back over to you. >> all right. for my money james brown and chris burrman are the two best national sportscasters in america right now. >> all right. >> this morning's coffee with is with them, furnished by the verizon foundation. >>> ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome -- [ applause ] >> there is james brown and there is everybody else. >> my daughter always teases me, saying i am too dark to blush but i am blushing with that. introduce my partner. >> how are you doing, bud? >> i am doing fine. thank you to talking with us. >> we have the website, a man can, this is a pretty big deal, putting app end to domestic violence, take it away guys. >> first of all i am glad there are four men having this conversation because that is the target but i will defer to him first. >> we are involved to bring it out of th

in san francisco 35 above the city average. this gas station is at pine and venice. as haaziq madyun tells us, these prices are taking a toll on bay area businesses. >>haaziq: the pain at the pump caused by skyrocketing gas prices now hitting small business owners here in the bay area. >> drivers are complaining that gas prices are going up. >>haaziq: the owner of purple pepper keetsa in san leandro says whiling gas prices will be driving a wedge between the pizza business and his delivery drivers to use their own vehicles. >> you are standing about $1,500 a month extra just repaying gas for drivers to go out. >>haaziq: that eventually forced him to close up shop after opening the doors just 1 years ago. he says he has no choice but to shell out the extra money for gas. >> we are a small company >>darya: our team of reporters has been tracking gas prices throughout the bay area. if you had to our web site eaton's neck of a special gas price section with all the resources including an interactive map showing you prices in every neighborhood. xi the dow closed at 13,50

and then on saturday, cooling down about five degrees, cooler than average in new york city.cold spots to look forward to if you've been missing the wintertime. throughout portions of the plains, readings into the thirts. a chance for snow and eastern colorado. chance for showers around the gulf coast and louisiana up into the plains. kansas city, 38 will be your high by next monday. then we're seeing another system in the pacific northwest but not too cold for you temperatures, 46 in seattle and keeping that chance for showers in orlando. remember, watch "wake up with al" weekdays on the weather channel. 2:30 in the afternoon, a lot to do, and you've hit the wall. but you got to get stuff done. so take 5-hour energy. just open it up, knock it back, and roll up your sleeves. 5-hour energy is faster and easier than coffee. man, does it work. you'll get that alert, energized feeling you need to get stuff done. a lot of stuff. wow. look at you go. 5-hour energy. when you gotta get stuff done. with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. >>> and

average. higher in the big cities. $3.99 here in chicago.are feeling a big pain at the pump. >> it trickles down. you have less money for everything else. >> it hurts. tough economy right now. >> might be time to invest in a bicycle. >> reporter: what's behind all this? industry analysts and experts say it's a combination of thing -- rising tensions in the middle east, big refineries on the east coast shutting down, going out of business and increased demand for gas in india and china. and they also say that there is no end in sight. the prices are only going to keep going up. let's take a look at what gasbuddy.com forecasts. they say a national average of $3.95 by memorial day, even higher in big cities. in atlanta, $4.60. $4.70 in los angeles. and here in chicago, $4.95. the highest forecast price in the continental united states. and fasten your seat belt. analysts are saying, some forecasters are saying that a high by the summer of $5 a gallon is not out of the question. chris? >> unbelievable. making me feel better all the time about ta

we can see 28 degrees in houston and 19 degrees in oklahoma city. 10 degrees warmer than average in d.c. with 19, but across the west, cold air is starting to sweep in, so denver is going to see a huge drop, only 1 degree expected, which is about 10 degrees lower than what we saw on wednesday. finally, let's go over to europe. biting cold conditions have eased, however, stormy conditions are pounding much of europe. multiple systems are bringing wet and windy weather in northern europe. gusts could hit 100 kilometers per hour in poland on thursday and the wintery mix will move into russia in the next 24 hours. down towards the south, unstable conditions are continuing across much of the central mediterranean countries, but things will start to moderate from thursday afternoon, so that's good news. lots of teens in the west, getting up to 15 degrees in london, 12 in paris, and 10 degrees in berlin. and across the east, a couple of degrees higher than average in moscow and kiev, so mild conditions throughout europe. all right, here's your extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edit

city. protesters say on average a hundred people a day have died since the army started pounding the city last -- pounding the city last saturday. >>> the government gives the go ahead to expand nuclear power in the u.s. the regulatory commission has approved a licensing request for two nuclear reactors in georgia. no new plants have been built in the u.s. since the partial melt down at three mile island in 1979. >>> also making headlines this morning, prince georges county is conning the push to bring the fbi headquarters to the county. they are looking into potential sites and a firm has been hired to lobby the federal government. site selection could start sometime this year. >>> coming up next, more on a link between the fbi and apple co-founder steve jobs. >>> first though, checking in with tucker for your full forecast and some snow. some snow could be headed our way this weekend. we'll tell you how much. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs.

louis predicted to be 14 degrees above average today. new york cityota, a dramatic 22 degrees warmer than normal. it is the polar opposite of last february 1st. >> this is a monster of a storm. more than 2,100-mile stretch of more than a foot of snow could fall over the next 48 hours. >> reporter: damage from the groundhog day storm topped $1 billion. the difference between then and now? the location of the jet stream. last year it dipped deep into the u.s., bringing frigid temperatures and snow from canada. this year it's hovering at the canadian border. >> the systems are coming across the country and bringing mild, pacific, sometimes gulf air allowing for incredible record highs. >> reporter: it is confusing crops in california, blooming too soon. >> a normal winter is cold and wet. but not 85 degrees for a week and a half. >> reporter: the sandhill cranes are early birds returning to lincoln county, nebraska, a month ahead of schedule. so, yes, even nature is confused. scientists are reluctant to pin any one weather event on climate change, but th