the north an area well north i should add, an area of rainfall around riverdale well north of fort bragg. question is will sprinkles move through the bay area? start agent 5:00 this afternoon, during late night hours it's possible that sprinkles could move through the north bay. so here is a forecast looking live from mount tam onto the bay and across the city. partly cloudy skies tonight with areas of fog late by afternoon, mild weather with partly to mainly sunny skies, high temperatures from 60s on the coast and 70s into mildest inland locations. i'll take a look at when we can expect the next measurable rainfall. >> northeast and mid atlantic cannot catch a break from snee snow and freezing rain. 20 deaths are blamed on the storm. and thousands of flights will be cancelled. >> bart police chief is defending his officer use of a taser on a man who appeared to be drunk and combative. >> the incident happened last month at millbrae station we're live now with more. laura? >> part policy says a taser should only be used when a suspect poses quote an immediate threat the police chief told

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. >> it would be -- hypothetically, against fort bragg, let's pick for bragg, currently the army's largest base and let it go for a couple years and see what happens. all the things you are talking about, the judges, the jags, the people are there. >> i will defer to the former inspector of the highest command and that will be you. >> you have five different, six different offers of convenience, 50,000 active-duty soldiers there, you have a combined number of cases prosecuted in six separate court-martial jurisdiction over the course of the year that exceed all the rest of the cases in the united states army. exactly what holly o'grady cook has said would be a concern because you would pull it away from all of those commanders over to one part and it would become like trying to get a medical plane up. you are not getting that day after tomorrow. >> originally too i was open to the idea of a pilot project because i didn't come to this with an adverse approach to the proposal. i said there -- everybody thinks it could be harmful. let's try it out. i have reversed my view of that because i do

politics and people at the pentagon as opposed to where it should be with the convening authority at fort bragg that has always been a remarkably thin case in terms of the evidence. there are thousands and thousands of text messages and personal journals by the person who's accusing general sinclair of sexual assault. it demonstrates the consensual nature of their relationship. on top of that, in early january she perjured herself during a pretrial hearing. in that circumstance, in every experience i've had both as prosecutor and defense lawyer and everyone i've spoking to, the charges that are based solely on the testimony of that person should be dismissed. it's fairly logical and common sense and it's appropriate. it's reasonable doubt. and this case should be based on fairness and justice, not on politics. the prosecutor would not proceed on those charges because of those reasons and unfortunately the case goes forward. so -- >> the prosecutor has not said publicly why he resigned the case. he hasn't said it was because of any alleged problems with the witness's testimony. >> that's what he

already from fort bragg point aye that-- arena north. and the rainfall is almost too much here.t will really stack up. i've seen some projections from the russian river north. so cazadero will pick up a foot. but you can see everybody is in on this. there will be very impressive totals. especially santa cruz mountains. 40s to 50s right now. temperatures will start off mild and they will end up mild and the rain will really pick up. evening commute looks like it will be a tough one. maybe you will want to leave early. why not? cloudy rain. rain picks up. temperatures in the 50 to near 60 degrees. here is sal. >>> good morning. right now traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving in many areas. and it's much better than it was yesterday. i do want to show you that traffic is going to be a little bit slower at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a stalled vehicle there westbound bay bridge here at one of the toll lanes. it is already slow. this is a two or three minute delay for the cash customers. and no delays so far for fast track users. moving along and taking a l

by tomorrow afternoon we may see a few showers for you at clearlake ukiah, fort bragg but it likely won't make it as close as santa rosa. high temperatures today it was humid outside. it was mild for many of you including morgan hill. 68. livermore you hit 67. san rafael 66. fremont 62. concord 61. and the third straight day where san francisco had a high of 58 degrees. satellite review the storm track is still all juiced up just like it was over the weekend when it poured here in the north bay. but now the storm track has been pushed up to the north. it will dip down a little bit tonight and tomorrow but not close enough to give us widespread rainfall. most of us will stay mainly dry. continued mild weather conditions. futurecast shows what's going to be going on the next 24 hours. clouds yes. rain closer. really nothing north of -- nothing south of santa rosa. that will be the rain no rain line coming up tomorrow. highs tomorrow napa 64. mountain view 67. mid-60s elsewhere to fairfield and vacaville. pacifica, half moon bay, upper 50s along the coastline. here's your extended forecast.

they hurt our military readiness and they led to thousands of civilians at fort bragg being furloughedcuts to child care for children who live on base, survivor and outreach for family offalen warriors. even free phone calls so families could call soldiers serving in afghanistan were cut back. this is what's wrong with washington. that a congresswoman would go there and vote against the best interest of north carolina military family and those that depend on the military for their jobs. to do it when you know is wrong is even worse. and to do it because your national party told you to, well, that's what in the end convinced me that if i didn't try to do something about it, i couldn't complain if no one else did. >> clay, i've got to say that's as strong a statement i have heard from a democrat about the government shutdown and about this kind of budget cutting that the republicans have been pushing in washington. >> you know, i think that we are in the second district experiencing what is really indicative of what this entire process has been like. people who have stood in the way of p

bragg nearby, that's closed today. the forecast is for up to 6 inches of snow followed by a half inch of ice, more than enough to snap power lines and to glaze over the major highways. yesterday, road workers were trying to outrace the storm by dumping tons of salt on interstate 95 the major north/south thoroughfare for the eastern seaboard. we talked to transportation safety engineer ken murphy -- >> if you don't stay on top of it, if it gets in front of you, it's really tough to catch up. >> reporter: you mean stay ahead of the ice? >> exactly, stay ahead of the ice, and to keep bridges, obviously, that will ice over quicker, that's our first priority. >> reporter: the weather service is warning that the ice storm could last well over 12 hours. it's also saying that a half-inch of ice will cause power outages that for many residents will last more than a day. charlie and norah? >> all right, wyatt andrews, thank you. >>> this morning, nasa is showing us what the monster storm looks like from space. it's expected to r

fort bragg, there's been okay rain. ukiah clearlake. .10.ve seen. 50s on the temperatures. antioch is 56. there will be some very warm tns if you can -- warm conditions if you can hold the sun. to the north bay mainly in the upper 50s and 60s. 45 in tahoe. 50 in reno. 54 in sacramento. a lot of cloud cover, these are warm systems coming up from the hawaiian island. we don't have much cold air in plate, that's for sure -- place, that's for sure. muggy, balmy. the cloud cover is there. temperatures, 60s for some. upper 60s forkers others -- foreothers -- for others. if you can get the sun, near 70. brentwood would be in there. livermore, 67. 70 in gilroy. 68 morgan hill. it will be close for saratoga, los gatos. low to mid-60s on the peninsula. if you get the sun, it could be warmer than that. you get cloudy and then sunny. fog, sun, very mild. it looks like early-morning rain on saturday and then a cooler, breezy pattern next week. >>> a major recall is in effect. the problem affecting hundreds of thousands of general motor vehicles nationwid

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