we now moved to an overlook here on the backside of the park. you can give you a better sense of what's going on. you can see, that is the river running along the backside of the park. you can see it running right there against the retaining wall on the backside of the beach boardwalk and that is what is causing the problems out here. usually that river runs directly out to the ocean but now, since we've had all the rain over the last couple of days, it actually pushed the river out of it's regular channel a little bit to the west and is running along the backside of the park. it has already washed away one wooden stairway. i spoke with a maintenance worker when he first arrived here and he told me you can see the staircase out in the baby daylight. if that water continues to run along the retaining wall it could undermine that wall and cause a lot of damage. now the boardwalk spokesperson said that the water has never come this close to the park. coming out to our live picture, you might just be able to make out one of the earth movers there. n

elevation about 1100 but and zero in on this right here because this is certainly good news is the backside the fund that continues to nosedive from the bay area's rising in but nevertheless we still have pretty moderate rainfall along the broad area of deer island road there and be well as the head and transfer of over toward the peninsula and ended toward the santa clara valley where you see some hidden is scattered showers still for hours at sfo. that is say this was possibly moderate rainfall rounds rained. in the eastern portion of the bay area you are inundated with light to moderate rain will continue to monitor this with our i this storm there in this newscast. >>> things to rep. by the downtown san is a right now there have been steady showers all my long the wind and rain just getting at. in just the past half-hour. the cars you can track the storm anytime you want as it moves through your neighborhood with a live interactive how different are you can go to cbs as f. scott, and click on weather. a high- school sophomore brought a loaded gun into a classroom and that gun accidental

our crews showed it from the backside of the building and you can see how it is completely burned outollapse fall downy minute. the firefighters are quite busy and this is a damaged properly. that is from huge fires they have been battling for several hours since 4:15 we will continue to cover this story and tara moriarty is also there and she is also checking on the many people who have lost their homes in this fire this morning. this is a people story as well. tara moriarty will have a live report coming from berkeley at 6:45. >>> a man was left bleeding in the street after a brutal stabbing. a stranger stopped, picked him up to the side of the road until an ambulance arrived. we do not know his condition at this point this morning. earlier this morning a man was found inside a home shot with a rifle. the shooting happened near east 22nd street. the man died on the way to the hospital apple tell us the two people were the only ones inside that apartment. >>> new developments in a scandal of missmarked graves. claudine wong is there with the mistakes found there. >> reporter: this is

snowfall on the backside of the storm with numbers. system with the last one to 5 in.n the kendry county community. the island lake had 1 in.. you can see it's no fault in retreat coming down parts of eastern northeast wisconsin. no. or michigan and eastern uc thunderstorms across eastern united states. visibility snow intensity waukegan 3 mi. as ability. snowfall totals work in progress snowfall eastern wisconsin. milwaukee 4.5 in.. advisories continue tornadoes in the deep south advisories for winter weather including winter storm warnings no. 0 or michigan. most of the system snowfall this point forward areas weekend cold first full weekend of march fell like a winter league weekend temperatures in the 30's and flurries tomorrow sunday more substantial system into the area could go snow showers may be a clearing and flurries by morning across the area peaks of sunshine to the club's tomorrow notice storm of pulling out watch coming in saskatchewan north of north dakota and south eastbound. closer look at that system. up to sunday morning sunday evening what that doe

to see the snow that is passing by to our south, it was a clipper system it is out of here on the backside, with the wind we have been getting a few snow showers just a few left here and there, i think maybe another couple hours or so that will settle down we will not be able to ditch the snow or wind just yet as you can see it is already in the 30s in many areas, today felt more like a february day we also have pretty big wind gusts, between 18 and 33 miles per hour so it is all about the wind chill feels like it is in the 20s and 30s. warmer news of the 5 day forecast. >> news edge on dc a man accused of murdering his neighbor over a dog, went before a judge today, culvert allegedly stabbed wright when the dog he was walking came to close to culvert's yard. paul. >> reporter: well, brian the way police and witnesses tell us, robert wright was just walking this dog down pope street yesterday morning, 10:00 a.m. when culvert emerged from his house with a knife and demanded to know who owned the dog. robert wright told him it was his friend sean and sean lived up the street the two went up

there is some snow on the backside of this. this is a big, dynamic storm system with a warm air pumping out ahead of the storm, then call their wrapping around the backside of it. where the two bump together, that's where you get the showers, thunderstorms, and severe weather. that will stay west of us in baltimore. high-pressure anchored in marineland producing and east, southeast system. it is to clear and stable here press to get any severe weather. 46 at the airport, 47 in part 10, 48 in jared seville. -- 47 in parkton. it's too cool for us to get in the big system. rayner likely tonight, maybe a thunderstorm, temperatures holding steady between 40-48. sunset exactly at 6:00. but you're going to try to do something outside tomorrow, a plan that later in the day. 57-62 for the high temperatures tomorrow. 48 on sunday with a chance for rain or snow shower. possibly again on monday morning with only a high of 41. sunshine tuesday and wednesday, 62 wednesday. we could get close to 70 by thursday. >> bank of america is testing n

otherwise shades of green which is the backside of the cell that has begun to lighten up.we go into the san jose area, we have been seeing lots of rain there and moderate to heavy downpours around a morgan hill and gilroy. there is a peninsula under cloudy skies, santa cruz mountain still in plenty precipitation but this is the backside of the front slicing through the bay area, only one more hour of heavy rain east of the day and to the south. over the past 24 hours and inch of a half of rain in berkeley. an urban flood advisory in effect in the delta insult to 40 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. futurecast indicates that we will see spotty scattered showers tomorrow and that is because of the instability with the passage of this front. not so much the wraparound moister as an unstable air mass all the way through sunday. we have a slight chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. tomorrow with the passage of that front we will have cold air shooting in for monday. the local snow level down to 2,000 ft.. cannot rule out the possibility of a few inches of snow at mount diablo. the greate

and so we think we're on the backside of that.s a while for the agencies to work through any backlog. it has been an earnings headwind for us over the last several years. but if you take that away, the core fundamentals of the business continue to improve in our capital markets or fixed income distribution business and in our core banking business. so the headwind will probably persist for a while longer, but to my earlier point, we think we're on the back half of the gse repurchase issue. >> well, in your presentation on march 8th up at the citi financial services, you say that nonstrategic expenses total $302 million in 2011, $160 million of that was this gse mortgage repurchase expense. you think if we're on the backside of this, that's a number that's really hurt earnings that i will not have to worry about two years from now. >> that's right. we think -- and the other way we've talked about it, jim, is that we expect to get our expenses down to in the $1 billion range, which we're close to $1.3 billion in 2011. a big componen

i want you to listen to a little sound byte and i'll get your reaction on the backside: >> bless hisr, he just can't help himself. >> he soon will be up in the top row of that stadium. >> unless it's a box on the top row. >> the thing is, we have our candidates, whether it's george bush or the vice president biden that have this problem. in the long run you look at the polls, look at how they're doing. obviously, you're going to look at who's going to win the election, but he means well. this is who he is, and the people are going to have to accept that, just like they accept joe biden. >> the advice that he's been getting recently, what's wrong with joe biden by the way? >> he seems the same kind of problems that concerns the democrats. >> that's true, but romney is getting more predictable about what he's going to say. what's interesting is that over the past few days anyway, he's become a little more comfortable owning himself. i think when you are who you are, he's a rich guy he's, you know, a successful businessman just own it and be who you are. >> one last comment. i think you

they are still tackling this fire from the ladder and from the backside.cult to reach these certain hot spots so they're doing the best they can, and they say that it should be out pretty soon. tara moriarity, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll economic back with you, tara continue our team coverage as the top of the hour. lorain is there and talk to fire investigators, victims, and witnesses. she will tell us where things stands now live at 8 a.m. >>> the biggest solar flare in five years has hit earth. those surges of solar power can disrupt all kinds of things, travel. , energy, communications. the electric grid is especially vulnerable to those power surges. weaker solar flares can cause about $5 billion a year in damage. the experts say we're only partway through the current 11- year solar cycle. >> we're going to see this get bigger and bigger for the next three or four years, before it begins to turn down again. >> the airline industry is taking precautions because of this solar flare outbreak. airlines have been ordering their pilots fly their routes fu

police officer is connected to a case involving the injecting products into women's backsides. >> thefound out about an illegal business when a baltimore exotic dancer reported getting injections and days later ended up in the hospital. silicon had gone to her lungs. >> martin was fired from the police department in 2005 after setting up a security detail in chinatown that officials called improper. >> i think it is ridiculous if you ask me. >> customers hired her to in just with the thought was medical grade silicone into their but talks to give them rounder, firmer bottoms. --their buttocks to give them rounder, firmer bottoms. >> people do not think about the consequences. >> i think it is unfortunate people but to that length to make themselves look better. >> can yet match and putting something like that into your body? >> no, i cannot. >> according to court documents they knowingly and willfully combined, conspired confederates and agree with each other and with others to deliver an adult third and misbrand a device, specifically liquid silicone with the intent to defraud custom

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but the two new reports say that the smartphone is making you the backside of a donkey-like word that on tv. >> of this team of researchers from the university of maryland found that, after just a couple minutes on the phone 20- somethings were significantly less interested in helping others. >> your desire to connect with others and do things goes down picks >> do you think the phones are making as worse people? >> i think it gives you an opportunity do more annoying things. it is always tricky. it is great when your board. you can spend 30 minutes without talking to a person, just texting. it is very anti-social. >> about half the people sent a risky message. almost 20%. but with a date on the phone the entire night. and about 30% say that it is more helpful than a partner because it is more entertaining and it has an off switch. >> you need your phone to keep in touch with your relationships. >> buchanan to between your phone and a boyfriend. -- but you cannot choose between your phone and a boyfriend. >> no. >> it is hard to be without your cellphone parent would use it 3 date wit

two reports say the smartphone making you a backside of a like word i cannot say on tv. technology is making people [beep]. >> after a couple of minutes, were significantly less n helping others. bork's they have already felt connected to other people. the desire to connect with others in to do things to others goes down. >> i think he gives you more of moreportunity to do annoying things. always with the. with a spend 20 minutes talking to the person. it is very anti-social. >> half of people self risk masses. almost one in five would put a from the entire night. >> would it be harder to live boyfriend or cell phone? >> cell phone. betweenannot choose phone and boyfriend? >> safety's sake, the off switch being flipped anytime soon. >> coming out, on a much more serious note, new details and ohio school shooting. then the musical icon from ohio school shooting. then[ male announcer ]from this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. w

that's on the backside of alpine meadows. with all the fresh snow,bu ther is a considerable avalanche danger in nongroomed skiing areas. the avalanche comes as people across the sierra are dealing with blowing snow, low visibility. drivers are finding tough conditions on o the roads during today's morning and evening commute. >> here at home, more rain led to another wet commute. this was the scene in berkeley this morning, plenty of umbrellas all around, it's the second day rainro fm this late winter storm. we friday in jeff ranieri, our chief meteorologist with a look at what's next. >> we're also tracking those conditions right up across lake tahoe, where it seems like the skiers were waiting until the sun broke out from the clo fs to get out here into some this cs fresh snow. five feet of fresh snow tha had nothing to hold on to, because the ground has been so bear for so long. temperatures in the 20s, and winds 5 to 10 miles per hour, it's calmed down quite a bit over the past two hours, where this avalanche occurred isu

we are on the backside here. that is why the winter storm warning has been extended. what does that mean? during the morning commute there will be showers. let's look. 11:00 tonight showers. 6:00 a.m., that is your morning commute. scattered showers. not like this morning. this morning it was raining. this is scattered showers. 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., more scattered showers. and then they roll out of here. keeps going. mountains, getting hit with snow. chains on 50 and 80. the next round, nothing like today and will be out of here by lunchtime. showers impacting the morning commute. five-day forecast, like this, bay area weekend in view, mentioned it, last night and the night before, you got to see a 5 day with stuff to make a dent. that is not what we got. we got rain and four days in sun. this weekend, upper 60s. >> thank you. >>> bay area second graders who raised money for victims of the japanese earthquake got a chance to meet some of the people they helped today. the san francisco youngsters are studying japanese and raised $7,000 for the victims. >>>

a little pat on the backside. freshman connection hopkins to wittington. georgetown takes a ten-point lead. but there was this steal and dunk by c.j. les lee. nc state up three at halftime. second half. after trailing by as many as 11, here they come. a great pass to thompson. it's a four-point game. here we go. 1:00 to go. hoya is down seven. 20 seconds to go. georgetown down two. freshman ottoporter, no good. simms would pick up his fifth foul. he only score ed four points. off the missed free throw, jason clark gets it. this is for the tie. uh-uh. off the mark. georgetown's two seniors only combine for 14 points. they lose 66-63. georgetown is just won two ncaa tournament games in the last five years. >> reporter: a great season for georgetown ends in disheartening fashion after a roller coaster ride of a game. georgetown was up big early. nc state was up big in the the second half putting the hoyas in a hole they couldn't dig out of. >> we fought to the last second. they went on a run. it was difficult for us to bounce back. it just hurts. it hurts. es

you can see the clearing on the backside of that, but again, any clearing that we get will be short lived. temperatures, around 50 degrees, inner harbor. 48 annapolis. 52 washington. 50 frederick. holding steady with temperatures in the 50s. we will drop a little bit in to the 40s as we go throughout the evening hours and overnight the temperatures will come back up. again, those clouds holding still, rain to the south, slipping through earlier today. more rain to the west with two frontal systems we are watching. mostly the rain is now entering the southwest corner of virginia. we got the line of showers that has now extended back all the way to missouri. that's the line that will affect the baltimore area as we go throughout the overnight hours. that line will get a little bit bigger and we will see rain move in here during the overnite hours in time for your monday morning. we have a warm front to the south. our temperatures going to drop in to the 40s before that. we will get the rise in temperatures during the overnight hours. that's going to increase the chances for showers. then th

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for us around the backside of it. almost boot scooting through. it was a good system here. we'll start to see things calm down. there will sell be showers. partly to postally cloudy here. we'll start off cloudy with some scattered rain. there is not a lot here. there is still some. your garden variety after last nights rain. the heaviest rain was to the authority. also santa cruz mountains. after that it was a half inch to an inch. everyone is really close here. 52-55. livermore the warmest at 55. i do see a little clearing to the northwest. that will help keep partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. this afternoon most of the shower activity should be on the decrease. a little breezy but nothing compared to yesterday afternoon. 50s and 60s today on the temps. starting off at 54. to get to 64 all we need is a little decrease in some of that cloud cover and shower activity we will be in there. showers, clouds, and then partly sunny on thursday. cloudy, cloudy on friday there. >> really cloudy. >> like they say say thing but different. this system will come in on sat. then we will ge

fifa officials say they needed "a kick up the backside." in bundeswehr -- bundesliga, the onlg goal came from a controversial penalty. >> more news out of the bright, especially on the greek bailout. news coming through that the second bailout package has been approved, the 130 billion euro for greece. stay tuned. >> welcome back. back to the top story, degrees bailout package which has just been approved. they will need to abide by new standards. how the cuts are already impacting employees in greece. >> this man is about to lose his job. public spending cuts mean the o.e.e. blocked a shutdown. by summer, he and his colleagues will be gone. iran 650 people will lose their jobs as a part of the latest austerity measures passed by the government on february 12th. they have to shut down the hall information. it is the only way they can let civil servants ago. a few more legal steps remain before completing the job. his wife also works for the o.e.e. and the two have no idea whether agency is in the firing line. the decision was taken during n

the high pressure, but as we go on through the day tomorrow and into sunday, we'll be more on the backside of the high pressure and that's going to allow warmer temperatures to come in. i don't see 70s for the weekend, but i definitely see 70s coming back for the middle part of next week. so at least there's something to look forward to. >> thanks, gary. >>> fox 5 is monitoring metro and tonight we're getting a first look at the new 7000 series railcar in. a new video released by metro general manager richard sarles walks us through the new car. you'll notice no carpet and seats that are designed a little differently. there is more standing room and more places to mold on. there are some new signs including one -- hold on. there are some new signs including one that show the stop you are approaching and the ones that follow, but that's not all. >> we've introduced a new dynamic sign which as you arrive at a station will tell you not only that you're that the station, but what you can find at that station such as parking, transfer information to other rail lines or buses and perhaps other i

we head through tomorrow, 10:00 a.m., a lot of stuff to the south and east of us, clearing on the backsideill see sunshine as we head in to tomorrow afternoon. we cloud up once again in to sunday. overnight, 47, rain showers, few thunderstorms, as we get through tomorrow, two degree guarantee, 52 degrees, late day clearing, in to tomorrow night, 34, partly cloudy, colder and much breezier and that will set us up for sunday. we are looking at clouds through sunday, temperatures going back up to 60s. they drop next week. high pressure building in, with sunshine. cooler temperatures towards normal. we will have more on the tornados in the midwest on world news tonight at 6:00. >> absolutely. >>> the ravens made a big move this afternoon designated ray rice as one of their franchise players. the goal is buy time while working out details of a contract with rice. the ravens cut ties with evans and la car. >> now that the ravens front office locked up rice for another season they are looking to lockup the cheerleading squad, they will hold audition as at the downtown athletic club. registration

you get the bermuda high and the southerly flow and the backside of it. at times we get an onshore flow coming straight in from the atlantic in from the cool waters which are only about 50 degrees. that in turn develops fog through the nighttime hours like yesterday on sunday. i think the next couple days will be starting out gray and cloudy and finally break out into sunshine by the midday and afternoon. with some increasing clouds tonight, patchy fog developing in the '50s. tomorrow we will start the day with clouds and those will lift and deteriorated going into lunchtime and becoming sunny. that will give us wide-ranging high temperatures. from the upper 60's in theto the mid 70's elsewhere. >> thanks. 12:18. a 12-year-old black lab received a hero's treatment for her service after the 9/11 attacks. red spent 11 days with her handler at the pentagon finding remains of victims. now she suffers from arthritis and was forced to retire from her service jobs last july. she received a stem cell treatment today in virginia meant to ease arthritis and approve

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his backside. >> looks like it drags him a little bit. >> either way, highway he got hit, getting hit by a bus stinks. >> not good. >> but he was okay not to check his voicemail. >> yeah. >>> it's a police chase that comes to a halt when -- >> oh. >> yep. that suv just hit that tanker. but -- >> it gets even worse. >> see what happens when things get heated. >>> and this is dela, but you can call her -- >> the talking dog. >> because she sounds like this. >> what? >> >>> dash cam video from a police trooper's cruiser captured a short but scary chase. the suv up ahead crashes into a gasoline tanker. >> oh. >> carrying about 8,000 gallons of fuel. the suspect in that suv jumps out of the car. police chase him down and arrest 43-year-old brian yelly on suspicion of stealing an suv earlier in the day. you think this could be bad it gets even worse. >> a gas truck, that's the worse thing you can run into. at first it doesn't look like it will be that bad. moments later flames erupt, now the police cruiser backs his car out of the way. everybody else flees and gives this as much room as the

his backside. >> looks like it drags him a little bit. >> either way, highway he got hit, getting hit by a bus stinks. >> not good. >> but he was okay not to check his voicemail. >> yeah. >>> it's a police chase that comes to a halt when -- >> oh. >> yep. that suv just hit that tanker. but -- >> it gets even worse. >> see what happens when things get heated. >>> and this is dela, but you can call her -- >> the talking dog. >> because she sounds like this. >> what? >> [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> dash cam video from a police trooper's cruiser captured a short but scary chase. the suv up ahead crashes into a gasoline tanker.

on the backside, you will see a box checked that states that planning is required. their review. the word "n/a" had been written in crossed out -- in and crossed out by the department of building and actor -- inspection. this document appeared which does not have the february 3 stamp at the top. when we look at the back of that all-important planning requirement, it looks as if there is a third word. it is planning required. both of these applications were approved by dbi on the same day, by the same person and neither was referred to the planning department. that is extraordinary. one permit usually is enough. why they differ is not -- is a good question. not our purview. i would hope it is exceptional that a request to alter an historic resource is allowed to be issued by dbi without planning department review or approval. i hope that is the exception. we have an extraordinary circumstance and at least we have, one hopes, the exceptional circumstance. when one gets a permit from dbi and one begins to work on that permit, it is referred to in legal language as having invested. u

. >> we just walked around to the backside of knee man marcus, you can see preparations are underway out here as well. tickets are sold out but broadway plaza will be holding a series of events with an open invitation so the public can come out. we're live in walnut creek ktvu channel 2 news. >> concord police hope surveillance photos will find two hold up. the two man hit the store. the 1500 block of monument boulevard around 7:30 last night. one robert pistol was cashier and the other ordered customers and took a woman's purse. the robbers here. they got away with cash, liquor and alcohol from the store. a hayward man pleaded guilty today to dui to a hit-and-run accident that critically injured a 9-year-old accident. the attorney says his client had been drinking when he struck 9-year-old ryan white in philadelphia last august. he was leaving a baseball game at at&t park. this noun released surveillance video shows taxi cab full of passengers with his truck. came from mexico city for the >> we are very very sorry. this is my family. >> prosecutors tell us ryan white's family approv

still showers on the backside of the trough also.s far as the west coast goes, cold, chilly air mass. the storm system that brought incredible winds yesterday is pushing out. very windy yesterday, even in l.a. that's leaving in its wake some chilly air. that storm, by the way, located over the four-corner region. cool conditions behind it. it should be dry, at least. that's going to lead to a good deal of sunshine today. kind of a typical, crisp spring morning for you out there. it will lead to a decent afternoon. we can hopefully carry the jacket home from seattle to portland. enjoy the sunny day. you don't get a lot of them lately. 45 in boise. all areas in interior california will be sunny also. start to th morning also. nice little warm-up tomorrow for all areas of the west. >> very nice. thanks so much, bill. >>> a down day on wall street, the big day for apple, and one chicken nugget sells for thousands. seriously. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, if howard stern claims to be the king of all m

or original edwardian or victorian house, to put windows -- to put wooden windows carried on the backside, we can do pretty much anything we want. on the front side, 75% of the progress of work on, i am required to avoid a exterior windows without an aluminum frame but with a wooden frame on those windows. that is across all my contractors. >> good evening. my main it -- my name is chris. i am an architect and i live two blocks away. i work one block away on 18th street. in all my 20 years of being an architect in san francisco, i am pretty perplexed that this argument is going on. i have had at least a dozen projects in san francisco in the past year where we were not allowed to use these kind of windows. it was strictly wooden, no cladding, historical windows with the lugs on them and so forth and so on. what i am here today it -- why i am here today is i do not understand why it is being approved for these windows? aluminum-cladding looks like a different window. there is no two ways about it. in some cases it is appropriate. not on this 1912 building. it really needs to be historicall

or it's getting better and that's why people are lasting longer, but what's the treatment on the backsideo questions there. >> right. it's something we're trying to figure out right now. to their credit, the democratic of veterans affairs and department of defense have really been proactive in the last four or five years trying to figure out not just how to identify these injuries, screening before deployment and after deployment and continuously throughout readjustment cycle but new and interesting ways to treat them. the weird thing about brain injuries is it's not like a gunshot wound but like a gunshot wound, it is a physical wound and can be treated. you have to figure out what is effective with that veteran. that's why it's so criticalle that we maintain this high level of research for the department of veteran affairs to do all the comprehensive care for veterans who are going to need care for years after they return home. >> when you combine that with post traumatic stress disorder, you are talking about potentially a need for care that is very, very long term. this is what others

we are also dealing with a third story in the roof collapsed on the backside of the building. that has put some of the walls in some precarious positions. we are concerned about additional wall collapse or roof collapsed. >>mark: >>will: were there any injuries to anyone? did everyone get out safely? them that for 1:00 pm the fire was reported. all of the occupants got out of the building and were accounted for. we also evacuated nearby apartment buildings. we do have the red cross on scene assisting and providing food and warm beverages to the evacuees. >>will: i know that it will take some time to get an official cause, but early on do we know where it might have started? >> we are not able to start the fire investigation just yet. once we are able to get the fire suppressed week can get in and around the building. >>will: will people be able to return to the building today? >> we are working on getting people back into the buildings that were not burned. we're keeping the adjacent buildings evacuated from now. >>will: thank you so much, the deputy chief with the berkeley fi

you will have a wind advisory, affecting them tomorrow through midnight and they will be on the backside of this. you'll notice the scattered rain showers for the morning commute. so it will be very fast moving for you. behind it we'll clear out and enjoy the sunshine. and that will be cooler and gusty winds. as far as the rainfall totals are concerned, that will be anticipating from the most noticeable feature as it passes on through and they are causing those extremely windy conditions. three inches of snow, otherwise a chinned chill of 18 with the sunshine here and by wednesday. now, the extended forecast has called for the high pressure to quickly build in on wednesday. a great day. warmer on thursday. the warmest day of the workweek will be panning out to be on friday and we have the daily chances of rain showers returning right here to the bay area on saturday through monday and they will return. eyewitness news right after this. ,,,, department. conservation groups are saying sharp park golf course employees are >>> big accusations against the san francisco park and rec department