upper 50's along the coast and it could be brisk from time to time.peratures are mostly in the 40's but for richmond and san francisco and three green spots is how widespread and light whatever falls tonight is. we are looking at high pressure dominating the forecast and clouds are thickening this afternoon, but, the cold front is not going to touch the mid-to-upper level clouds and there is not a lot of low level moisture and the rain is falling apart and init moves into loafer detail to a few sprinkles at 4:00, to little to nothing by 7:00 tomorrow morning. the seven-day forecast shows breezes and sunny tomorrow good morning and temperatures the same as today, calmer and warmer on thursday and friday and 70's away from the coast for the week, and mid-60's for you. have a good day. >> throwing a wrench in the works we had an accident in richmond westbound 80 up to mcbride avenue at top speed at nine miles per hour closer to 580. the backup away from highway four, it is going to take you 50 minutes, minute by minute is tacked on to the compute from fo

brisk domestic sales of many vehicles also pushed up earnings. but the officials revised downward their projected annual sales largely due to political turmoil in thailand that is a key market for mitsubishi. another automaker, mazda, expects to post a record profit for this full business year ending in march. the executives say group sales for the april to december period rose 26% to around $19 billion compared to a year ago. its operating profit hit the highest for the period, topping $1.2 billion. the executives say the annual operating profit is likely to raise from an earlier estimate. that's due to brisk new car sales in japan, as well as europe, and an improvement in export profits. if the projection is realized, mazda would post its highest operating profit for the first time in six years. let's get a check of the markets now. recent weak sentiment in europe is recovering somewhat now. london is now higher after opening lower by about a quarter percent. we're seeing declines for frankfurt down about 0.2% and paris' cac 40 is up about 0.1%

then bright but brisk -- sun in the afternoon, bright but brisk on thursday, only 34 but sunshine, next seven days, only in the low 30s friday and sunshine. clouds come in late friday. these little disturbances are not potent but hard to track, maybe snow showers on saturday, not a storm, upper 30s. the next storm will be monday, more rain than snow. >> snow on the way. >>> big night for the terps, but, of course, the question is were they able to pull it off? >> it was a good game. it was a packed house at the comcast center. the highly anticipated syracuse/maryland match-up didn't disappoint. what has >>> now game on with kristen berset. >> for their final season in the acc the terrapins didn't get to enjoy any home games against two of their biggest rivals, duke and north carolina. one game circled as a must see was tonight's showdown against syracuse, the one and only time these two would face off as acc opponents. it was a soldout crowd at comcast center. terps fans were rowdy. syracuse was up 12 points with six minutes to go. terps not giving up the seth allen makes it a four-poin

. >> hardware store doing a brisk business.he shelves. >> this was no match for heavy rain. complete storm coverage coming up. ,,,, save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. so much rain -- a flash flo warning is in effect in sona >>> captioning for you in realtime is linda marie macdonald. >>> pounded with winds and rain so much rain a flash flood warning is in effect in sonoma county until 7:45 tonight. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> i'm meteorologist paul deanno reporting live with the kpix 5 mobile weather lab in a brisk soggy windy pittsburg. it

there could be brisk -- it could be brisk. it looks like a cloudy day. to see a better chance of a few scattered showers. this system right off the shoreline there would only have to shift about 50 miles west and then again we are back with only the slightest possibility. there may be a few scattered showers across the coastline. we'll be tracking for you today. i'll be back tomorrow morning and the extended forecast, the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures this afternoon, a lot like we had yesterday. this morning it is clear and it is cold. upper 20s to 30s, inland communities. upper to mid-40s around the bay. temperatures still in the 40s, still going to feel a little chilly out there and then for your lunch hour 50s in the forecast, we're cloudy and cold tomorrow. that chance for rain moves in and we're dry monday tuesday and witness. back to you. . >> hello little one, a baby polar bear from canada has become an internet sensation. the zoo released this video recently. the cub is playing in the snow for the first time ever. that cub is tryi

a little brisk there. a little chill in the air. it looks like fog in the area.pressure holds its ground. and through thursday. wednesday's system about a half inch to an inch and a quarter. so not bad. let's not go crazy or anything. that is just a normal system. sunny and warm. patches of fog. it will be a nice day. i believe this song was by a bro somewhere. nice. nice. santa clara valley it was warm. fog on the increase tuesday and rain wednesday afternoon and evening. thursday is a bright day. there might be early morning rain. >> thank you, steve. >>> this week tesla ceo will announce his plan for gig georgia batteries. >>> a new survey looking for cars that survive at least 200,000 miles found not many cars make it. many trucks and suvs did hit that mark. ford's f-250 pickups are the most durable. chevy actually had seven of the top 12. the toyota four runner and ford expedition round out the top five. no european cars made that list. >>> time is 6:20. a warrant has been issued for the arrest of the president of ukraine. he has fled the capitol but the ukr

its a bit brisk. >> 43 in san rafael. and 63 in san jose.view showing you. >> breezy. partly cloudy. >> mostly sunny. >> not too bad. >> more of the same s. >> tuesday night into wednesday. >> and if you are just look at what we have coming up. >>> peaceful demonstration follows. >> animal lovers are teaming outside of the ever park. > >> they are finding for campaign that is now speaking out against the government. ♪ [ female announcer ] any moment can be made better with the latest amazing creation from mccafe: the new chocolate covered strawberry frappé. with real chocolate bits in every sip, it tastes like you're biting into a luscious chocolate covered strawberry. ♪ let someone at mcdonald's make your day, with a chocolate covered strawberry frappé. ♪ enjoy. [ female announcer ] another way to love mccafé. ♪ . >>> the plans are already in the works and how a long term drought could affect the plans. everybodyies sunday february 16th. ism claudine wong and we will -- i am claudine wong. >> the rain is come and gone. waking up with clear

a doctor if brooklyn is doing a brisk business implanting hair from the top of the head into people's beards. we had it done. check it out. nice. i like it. >> yours is like groomed so nicely too. impressive. >> think we can do that here at abc. >> i think you can totally pull it off. what about me? >> you look great. you alwa >>> this morning on "world news now," arizona anxiety. the state's controversial bill which would allow businesses to ban gays and lesbians. the worldwide political pressure and public outcry. >> fighting fat, the latest obesity rates for american children and why the first lady's personal push may be paying off. are your kids on the right track? >> backyard bonanza, $10 million in rare gold coins dating back to the 1800s. the amazing treasure and who found it. >> down to the wire. drama in the fantasy suite as juan pablo gets dumped. so who is left and how many times did he go shirtless last night? analysis coming up in "the skinny" on this wednesday, february 26th. >> from abc, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >

a brisk day in the beautiful still of san francisco.re are we and how have we been changing over the past week. first, snow pack, 18%. that's really bad but it is 6% better than last week thanks to that snowfall over weekend. reservoirs were up 1% but still way down at 46%. rainfall from the water is sitting at 17%. an improvement but we have a long way to go. good news is we are moving in the right direction. but the finish line is a couple lines mile and we are running a marathon here. thursday, high pressure stays far enough away. storm track was over the ridge down into the bay area. we will be wet on thursday. not tomorrow. tomorrow cloudy but thursday is the day it will rain. over the weekend, here we. go snow pack numbers will go way up ever -- ego. snow pack numbers will go way up. we have been getting loot of snowfall up in shata. north of golden gate we could see 2 inches of rainfall coming up this weekend. thursday, our exciter says about half an inch rainfall. santa rosa down to 101. toward san francisco, san jose, nearly ha

next three days, bright, but brisk on thursday. 38. very cold, but dry on friday.mperature around freezing. that's it. our average high is near 50. that's a cold day. next seven days, this is a little different from yesterday. rain or snow shower on saturday, 44. now we are going 50 on sunday, 50 on monday. looks like all rain on monday. upper 40s on tuesday with a rain or snow shower. >> okay, top. it is the only public indoor ice rink in d.c. >> and for the third straight year, the washington capitals are doing their part to keep it afloat. kristen berset joins us with the rest of the story. >> every capitals home game we see fans spill into the verison center. but they helped fuel a very loyal fan base. evan washburn shows us how the capitals are helping a public rink in the southeast survive. >> the ice arena is rich with history. it was built in 1976 and still d.c.'s only public full-sized indoor rink. it's been so vital to so many young hockey players, getting free ice time. >> every afternoon, you can find the rink bustling. for one night stands out among th

. >> as russian flag sellers do a brisk trade, pro-moscow parties sense an opportunity.hey speak of threats and the need for russian military intervention. >> i am sure that if the militants kapture the city. the sailors will stand side by side to defend the city. >> everyone seems to be expecting something to happen. >> there are a lot of different groups, interests, but everyone largely speaks russian, identifying with russia in some way. whether it's spontaneous or organised there's an assistance of anxiety ever since. the new government in the capital is worried. tuesday saw the interim president calling for a meeting on separatism. some may feel reassured that moscow has, itself, questioned the new government's legitimacy. the kremlin said ethic rights were being infringed. russian involvement may plunge them back into fresh crisis. >> both sides of syria's war are under mounting pressure to comply with demands to allow more humanitarian aid into the country. u.n. chief bangui moonsingled out bureaucratic delays. >> i call on the syrian government to authorise more

if you have been outside at all this morning, you have been feeling the brisk northwest winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. we have cleared out nicely here but we are watching the jet stream coming down this way from the west northwest. first ones are going to move in here, starting tomorrow. in fact, here we are by midnight, all is quiet, we are going to watch another system with a couple of flurries but more clouds around for tuesday. with temperatures around 40, even if we get a few flakes, they are going to melt on contact. the big concern is going to be for tuesday night into wednesday morning. clouds thicken up. notice the areas of light snow and snow showers, they can put a little snow down. by 9:30 wednesday this thing has already passed us. this is why i'm not horribly concerned. you look at the snow totals here between tomorrow night and wednesday, we are talking half an inch, an inch. maybe 1.2. this is not a lot, the problem is the timing could fall during the overnight period. that could mean a few slick spots by wednesday morning. however this is the biggest thing for th

when you add in those brisk 30's. it feels like the little clipper system is going to be approaching. sunshine this morning and then the clouds will increase as we head into the afternoon hours. as we head into the overnight hours, we could see little light rain or snow. depending on whether or not it stays all know or if we have that little bit of a mix. i'm leaning more towards snow than anything else. we have the potential to pick up a little dusting that goes through the morning on saturday but done by the noon hour. the rest of the weekend should be very nice and calm. morning sunshine. increasing cloudiness this afternoon. high temperatures between 38-44. for tonight, we should see snow aybe mixing with rain. we're going to stay on the chilly side as we head into sunday. monday, presidents' day. i know some kids are out of school but my kids originally had that day off and now they have to make up snow days. look what happens next week? we finally warm up. we want that slow melt with the snow, right? we don't wa

bright, but brisk. clouds come in late. that's a cold day for this time of year. average high is near 50. all right, next seven days, i tweeted about this. we changed this a little bit. rain or snow shower on saturday and i got temperatures near 50 on sunday. you're welcome. all rain on monday, snow or rain showers, cooler on tuesday. >> thank you. >> it's coming to an end. it's coming to an end, my friend. speaking of coming to an end, the olympics are all done. which means it's back to work for those washington >>> game on with kristen berset. >> the winter games didn't go as well for the five washington capitals. whether he'll get it is in question. for the first time, the guys are back with their capitals teammates on the ice today. alex ovechkin put the brunt of the criticism as russia's most famous athlete. supposed to -- scoring just one goal the entire tournament. today after practice, he took a chance to apologize. >> first of all, i want to say sorry. it's a once in a lifetime -- life goes on and you know, right now we are here and we're going to do our

well-defined uptrend over the last year, but one of the rules that's very important is, when you encounter a brisk selloff and then you return to the scene of the crime, you don't breakout, you get stuck. we got stuck here. stuck at the top and ultimately rolled again. we're doing that same thing, we're churning here at the top, the presums. >> that chart to me, an amateur out here, looks okay, even though it rolled over, the markets still bounced off that line you had drawn on the bottom. if you bought those you would be okay. >> to your point, it turns out buying weakness has been quite right to do. it's not reflected here. more and more stocks that are in the s&p 500 having been in uptrends themselves have started to roll over. big financials. big retailers are doing this and the only way that the market has stayed many an uptrend, we have these things like google and facebook, if you net this and this out, you get the market but the market's structure is not as healthy as the trend line would suggest. it's cocompromised of voluntary names. that and that is not as healthy as the picture of the

the viaduct and then to this kind of place where you would dump a body and just the brisk half mile walk. past the police station under the freeway. through the construction site. past the barbed wire. and hi arrived just a hop skip and 17 kilometers from sochi. this was the protest zone where no one was protesting. so i thought i might as well. >> i want a drink, i want a drink. i want a drink. >> it was all>> it was all going swimmingly until i ran out of vodka. and the police showed up. >> can i sit on the bench, this is a protest zone. >> go silt on the bench. >> this is the protest zone. >> please. >> i protest. >> stop yelling, okay, no more yelling. >> no yelling. why, it is a protest zone, people don't whisper in a protest zone. >> so i finished my cocktail and said hello to the police. he was a very nice man in leather jackets. seen here on this exclusive nervous producer cam. they had come to take use way. but my producer explained, please don't. while shooting this footage with a go-pro apparently strapped to his croc, turns out prot test the russian government you need a writ

the 100,000 households around the country that are suffering without energy right now in this very brisk weather. so it's not just the rain, it's everything that comes with it, morgan? >> and speaking of the things that come with it, you mentioned the roads, the rains, the electricity, but what does it mean for the economy if, especially in the low lying areas. what does it mean for the far farming try? >> the farming interesting is being hit hard low lying films, but it's not just farmers that are feeling the crunch. the fishing industry in the west of the country in corner wall is taking a major blow. the weather is too bad for boats to go out and even the boats in port are being damaged, there are transportation problems, damages to the train infrastructure. this is going to be a major bill for the british people. >> phil ittner joining us live. >>> meanwhile there are problems right here at home that has led to 500 flights being canceled. >> that's on top of the 7,000 flights canceled earlier on this week. it's been a very hectic week for those trying to get around the country. i'll

executives cited brisk sales of small to midsize panels used in smartphones and other devices. demand for solar powered cells also rose. this is due to government measures to encourage purchases of electricity, generated from renewable energy sources. meanwhile, panasonic posted a record net profit, as well, of $2.4 billion. company officials said overseas business improved due to a weaker yen. strong sales of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles also helped out. and hitachi revising its operating profit outlook upward for the year through march. the company's executives are expecting the first record profit in 23 years. >>> all right that is going to do it for biz tonight. here's the markets. >>> officials in japan and south korea disagree on what to call the body of water between their countries. japanese refer to it as the sea of japan. to south koreans, it's the east sea. now the dispute over the naming is causing waves half a world away in the united states. nhk world has more. >> reporter: a group of lawmakers in the state of virginia is pushing to pass a bill on s

it will be no prize this is not a single win just like announced at a brisk having their teams in the european top thanks to a typical freeze out is that there are sure that the tenants they range from the very tips of their backs on the eleventh of march year. the police and we'll be following it be a unicorn happen often. do i keep checking the international agriculture show in paris are interested in all phases of agricultural and livestock breeding crisis hits and one of the topics of interest is the safety of what we eat such as milk cheese and meat. one way to ensure the safety sgt identify the problem throughout the production chain. mj executive director of the dances from the time to meet his label especially unit doing the rounds of various checks in with us until tax policy is dedication of the reader into his animals and then what happens in a slaughterhouse porta potty update this is the best known committee to apply this on an ideal since it was eleven twelve. people are getting in some of it jason is regulated by the european institutions and international agencies that

coldest location not only patchy fog but areas of fog as we get you into san francisco right now that brisk breeze staying in place, sustained at 22 getting close to 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts as well. let's get to you the overall pattern. we have some changes. fast forward to it the next weather concern coming our way and that's this storm developing in the pacific. center low pressure off the cold front, elongated out here and we think it will line up. the cold front is poised pretty well to hit right up against the coastline and also the other thing you want to note is quite a bit of cold air back behind it. let's get to the rain timing on this first. what you'll see because we're not expecting showers until 10:00 p.m. on wednesday. as we advance this we'll see those showers build in here as we head throughout that thursday morning commute from santa rosa to san jose, areas of showers. that will linger to about 10:00 and 11:00 on thursday morning, totals .57 to .2. back behind that rainfall we'll have colder air. look at this trend. by friday morning temperatures starting off in the 20s

present its budgets the chaos could start to the shop to eat thai economy that's been living at a brisk pace hse government and the nations. this is the mismanaged that in twenty twelve agreed on our economy for the southern island of mindanao. the two sides agreed last month on specifics like the skipper for twenty and kiss on the mend but they are still all doubts you don't like the deal. nhk russian media precious reports. even now is a province in central mindanao. after traveling ninety minutes by car. we enter an area controlled by the moral is standing in the region front. why am i yell and five. this is an alley in this county and the mountainous jungle the count a stronghold of the mit amaranth. for forty years the most troubled for self governance with the battle of their guidance help to find security in the pcp men played out their guns is a wind creek challenge of the peace process. all committed to boost don't remember a scene in january where i'm confident while also holding peace talks with the government. the county's a self contained community there are restaurants and

from the northwest advice of stuff on the gulf of mexico meanwhile across the pacific northwest in a brisk long we have yet another storm system coming onshore rapier the screen is unfairly gusty winds up about a hundred kilometers per hour at times heavy rainfall or elevations of the higher elevations up there on the mound sites and to the pass is twenty forty seven years as well. it could be expected counted on for the south milk used in a twenty three staying nice and warm there for you. i thought about of western europe and specifically the uk yet again you are seeing one storm system will bop airport's north and another one is coming in behind and i know it's only a broken record when i say that the thing in almost every day this week and it is really it's been the case. the storm systems are just lining up one after another. this was coming and bringing winds possibly cost of two hundred fifteen hundred sixty kilometers per hour that's the debris bring in at risk of storm surge along the western seaboard of the british isles but not just that. it's the rainfall were talking about alr

they say brisk sales of big ticket items ahead of the tax hike gave a boost to different regions. the cabinet office revised upward its quarterly economic assessment for eight of the 11 regions in the country. the improvement is traced to strong demand for cars, and the stepped-up production of semiconductors and liquid crystal panels for smartphones and tablets. officials predict the sales and production will continue to climb due to firm domestic demand. >>> japanese automaker mazda has celebrated the official opening of a new plant in mexico. the company chairman called the factory mazda's most important global base. takashi yamanouchi was joined by mexican president enrique pena nieto at the opening ceremony in the central state on thursday. >> translator: mazda is taking its future of this new plant. it's our most important global production base. we are determined to make it a success and begin a new chapter in the company's history. >> the plant began making cars for north america in january. in april, it will start production for the mexican market. mazda is hoping to rais

but officials of japan automobile dealers association predict that the brisk demand ahead of the tax hike will peak out this month. though they aren't sure how long the expected sales decline after april will continue. now they are watching the market to see if the rollout of future models will make a difference. >>> people who keep a tab on the japanese economy are sounding an upbeat note. they're predicting a fifth straight quarter of gdp growth. ten private research firms say gross domestic product rose between 0.4, and 0.9% in the october to december period from the previous quarter. that means growth of between 1.8, and 3.7% on an annualized basis. that's up from the 1.1% annualized rise in the july to september quarter. researchers based their positive take on increased purchases of cars, and other big ticket items ahead of the sales tax hike in april. now their data shows that improved earnings also boosted corporate capital spending in both the manufacturing, and nonmanufacturing sectors. but researchers say weak overseas demand could slow growth. >>> let's get a check of the

they also attribute the gain to brisk shipments of car parts and higher production of industrial robots for china. the leading index which forecast the state of the economy a few months down the road also rose for four months in a row. this index stood at its highest point in nearly seven years. cabinet office officials say the economy is likely to continue to improve at least for some time to come. >>> and prime minister shinzo abe wants to make sure the economy will remain in good shape, even after the tax increase. he has instructed his cabinet ministers to promptly implement a $54 billion supplementary budget. abe stressed at a cabinet meeting that the ministers should ensure that the measures in the extra budget will prove effective in the first half of fiscal 2014. japan's parliament passed a budget on thursday. it included cash handouts for low-income earners, and families with small children. as well as public works projects, worth over $10 billion. after the cabinet meeting, economic revitalization minister amari says the measures are important for two reasons, to swiftly rever

soft drink sales were brisk at all of the four companies due to the summer heat wave in japan last year. the domestic breweries have been expanding their business overseas in recent years. their home market has been shrinking, as a result of the country's low birth rate and aging population. >>> that's all for now in business. i'll leave you with the market figures. >>> regs cue workers in indonesia say they believe they have located four of seven missing japanese scuba divers alive. crews are now attempting to bring them back to safety. five tourists and two locally based instructors went missing on friday while they were diving off lembongan island southeast of bali. all of them are women. indonesian authorities say local people found four of them monday after noon near penita island. they were located about 20 kilometers away from where they went missing. their condition is not yet known. crews have been searching for the divers from the air and sea for days now. they are being assisted by japanese volunteers who live in the area. >>> japan's nuclear regulators have started an examin

. >>> i'm meteorologist paul deanno reporting live with the kpix 5 mobile weather lab in a brisk soggy windy pittsburg. it is pretty messy out here for the day. this is what kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar look like last night and early this morning as the first wave of strong rainfall moved through. the north bay took the brunt of the storm but everybody got a very good soaking overnight. rainfall totals coming up in a few minutes. they are adding up some spots 5, 6, 7, 8" of rain in the north bay but what's happening right now, brian hackney has more on that. >> i'll tell you, as this storm packed a punch we are getting a chance to catch our breaths this evening. the kpix 5 high-def doppler radar shows how widely scattered the showers are across the north bay with the atmosphere primed on target for more rain sunday when a cold front finally pushes that moisture that is still offshore through the bay area. we certainly picked up plenty already. chief meteorologist paul deanno's live in pittsburg with how it's looking by highway 4 tonight. hey, paul. >> reporter: yeah, highway 4, brian, i

sales surged over twenty percent year on year to more than twenty one billion dollars executives cited brisk sales of small to midsize panels used in smart phones and other devices demand for solar power cells also rose due to government measures to encourage purchases of electricity generated from renewable energy sources. meanwhile panasonic posted a record crop net profit of two point four billion dollars company officials sent overseas business improved due to a weaker yen on sales of lithium ion batteries for electric vehicles also helped and he touched a revised its operating profit outlook upward for the year through march. the company's executives are expecting their first record profit in twenty three years the reward investors through the weekend the tokyo market. i wanted to rule the world this is a quick change the course of the economy. belated christmas. there's more to do in our bike stolen from a brown one. oh but wait it's because he's continued to read it. he called me to chelsea in japan and south korea disagree and want to call the body of water between their countries ja

one hundred fifty five billion dollars in revenue for a two percent increase the executives credited brisk sales of pickup trucks in north america and a solid performance in the chinese markets. japan's toyota motors was the world's top car seller for the second year it sold nine point nine eight million units officials from the u s firms say they want to expand in the asian markets using the profits from north america. analysts say competition between the companies and their japanese rivals is set to heat up. us markets rose on thursday following a positive signal from weekly jobless claims data ahead of the main unemployment figures later on friday the dow jones industrial average had the biggest one day game this year closing at fifteen thousand six hundred twenty eight which is up one point two percent and the nasdaq closed at four thousand fifty seven which is up one point one percent. but second time tokyo shares are trading this friday morning and for that meanie car joins us from the tokyo stock exchange for mean good morning when seem to be open. well we seeing a positive open nig

ripe and brisk on thursday, 38 and you have to remember our average high is now 50 and even colder on friday, dropped temperatures a little bit on friday, 32 and not going to do it, 30 for a high with clouds coming in friday night. next seven days i dropped saturday rain or snow showers and we're still holding on to showers on sunday and still appears to be rain on monday, not a done deal but right now i'd say more rain and snow and 50 and may end the snow next tuesday. >> i like that. you dropped it. >> [laughter] >> a couple degrees. >> now you know, there are those who say we just have the best one-two guard combination in the league now but the big man situation is not the best. >> not the best. they suffered a lot of injuries and of course another big one, wizards seem to have found their groove following the all- star break but how would they fare with him on the bench? highlights from this game hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it th

reaches record high levels homes in waterlogged towns are being evacuated and thousands of lives are brisk several gauges installed along the river in the one nine hundred eighty s. are showing their highest ever levels but there's been severe criticism at the official response despite the government announcing last week more than one hundred million pounds in extra funding for emergency work. i'll be back with more news about thirty minutes time but up next our team takes you on a cruise see bone chilling arctic frontier aboard one of russia's nuclear powered icebreakers. there's a new game we like to play you see a game with no added sovereignty e.j. made to a book that puts me on my knees you call it master and servant we call alex and simon with this sort of independence you need servitude alex why be yet another nation on the chain gang when you can be the first on the block to change. in early september biotic northern sea is a busy maritime highway. full of russia's nuclear powered icebreakers or at sea clearing a path for shipping. the crews here have a saying when you're in the ar

on a brisk winter day at the beach, jim hanley in sochi. back to you. >> jim will be updating us about all the behind the scenes experiences he's having at the winter games. you can follow him on facebook and twitter and read his blog. go to nbcwashington.com and search handly in sochi. >> looks like he's having a good time over there. >>> it's the story after the fire is out and a life is saved. news4 has the special reunion between a firefighter and theen pr pre-treated before the ice and rain hit and people walking pretty slowly on the streets. some streets are as slippery as the sidewalks. >> 234tonight, many trains are canceled because of the ice storms. earlier today a brunswick line train hit a fallen tree. it happened at 5:00 this morning. five windows broken on that train. more than 100 passengers moved to another train. the rain also -- the train also ran into a tree that it brought down. power lines came down with it. nobody was injured. >> we have complete storm coverage and tonight's chances for a re-freeze with chief meteorolo

in fact, a brisk autumn afternoon, my three main allegiance is our god, family and football. objectively speaking, football is an awesome sport. no other game has such a combination of force and grace with 99 yards for an end goal line stands. the crashing bodies of scrimmage in the cheerful choreography of well executed plays above the 11 men on the field. the infantry combat in the air war of a passing game. is a strong intellectual mention as well. baseball is a representation of cerebral part time, but no sport demands by meticulous planning for quick calculation and football. this is a pursuit not just for players and fans to cheer them on, but the coaches to second-guess every decision. little wonder football is becoming a popular sport in the united states. millions of kids play under friday night lights. millions more philips demands and watch on television. americans are more likely to know the name of their favorite quarterback demiurge note the name of their congressmen. it's a good case to be made that they have their priorities straight. so football occupies the

oakland is coming in at 45 degrees pripet the temperatures will bay and little brisk.d bring a jacket for today and tomorrow. the next round for rain will be wednesday into thursday. then it looks like for the weekend there will be a stronger system that will hold more moisture to impact the bay. you concede the next chance will be wednesday, late-afternoon. maligned the time right now is 6:49 a.m. pripet >> we will now go over wall street with our financial expert rob black. the dow was down 5% and the nasdaq down 2%. more losses are potentially rob is here to direct a spread >> as long as you can steer yourself away from yahoo. their market went down. there are people will maxed out there 401k is. that is the only way to look to this. december, october, december they had market highs. so, a little bit of a breather came as the super bowl came and distracted us away from it. developing markets are looking good. the your area, the united states and the emergence markets are the question marks. >> argentina, turkey, south africa. everyone is concerned about the currency

by the afternoon, cooler than normal, brisk and breezy coast side.ow 50s there. mid-50s inside the bay and valleys. next couple of days should be dry. and then a chance of showers on wednesday, thursday and maybe over the weekend. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kfc. so many ways to kfc. how do you kfc? >>> bowl ads go softer but did they score? >> ahead, frank luntz with the >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by ghirardelli squares chocolates, that little reward for all the things you do. ♪ savor our luscious filling combined with our slow melting chocolate. ♪ that little reward for all the things you do. ♪ only from ghirardelli. ♪ ♪ ♪ improving your health isn't always easy but you can do it. stay active... get outdoors... eat healthy... and choose colgate total®. it does more than protect it actually helps improve mouth health. [ male announcer ] it fights germs for 12 hours in 24 hours starts to fortify enamel, and in 4 weeks helps improve gum health. you can do it with colgate total®. [ male announ

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. >>> plus brisk mornings and sunny afternoons. how long you'll be able to enjoy this mild weather. >>> next he's pro-choice and even voted for barack obama. so can he win the republican designation for this county? we'll talk to him about that and why he shaved his head. >>> he is 40 years old, a republican and he has never run for elected office before. but he wants to be the next governor of california. so who is neil castari? ktvu's jana katsuyama on the newcomer who met with student republicans this evening. >> reporter: tonight the jacket came off as neil castari met students. the former aero space engineer now gop candidate launched into a stump speech. we caught him earlier at san francisco's golden gate park. 40years old, born in ohio to a professor and doctor from india. he is pro-choice, prosame-sex marriage rights and voted for barack obama in 2008. >> i'm socially libertarian. i just want the government out of our lives and i want each of us to decide what's right for ourselves and our family. >> reporter: he says he w

. >> the ecology center sees brisk business. >> there's been an increase in people asking about hiringrself. sales are increasing at places such as the three bay area urban farmer stores used by contractors and do it yourselfers. >> people can adjust their waters use and get that 20% that governor brown is talking about. 20% can be gotten 10 different ways. >> we have this free water that falls from the sky. >> everyone wants to do it. people think it beyond them to do and it not. experts say california has been in drought 37 of the last 100 years, maybe more going forward. so as they say their -- here, make every drop count. >> all those dog iodiner restaurant, they are gone -- doggy diner restaurant, they are gone but the logo is back. >> a celebration for the restoration, three other doggy diner heads were back. they were once fixtures at the doggy diner chains, supporters raised $50,000 to restore them. >>> a massive pile up on the turnpike. icy conditions caused the pile up. investigators say 30 people were injured but none of the injuries were life-threatening. >>> we could use a

. >> just as flag sellers are now doing a brisk trade, promos cow parties sense an opportunity.hey speak of threats, even the need for russian military intervention. i am sure if they try to capture the city, black sea russian sailors will stand side by side, to defend the city. everyone seems to be expecting something to happen. >> there are a lot of groups here, different interests but everyone largely speaks russian, they identify with russia in some way. whether it is going on spontaneous or organized, there is a real sense of anxiety ever since there was a change. >> the new government in the capitol is worried. tuesday saw the interim president calling for an emergency meeting on separatism. >> leer some may feel reassured the kremlin has said ethnic right rights ae being infringed. but russian involvement may plunge ukraine back into fresh crisis. al jazeera. well, ukraine is warning it needs $35 billion to recue it's economy. and with the loans now in doubt, where the cash will come from is an important question. let's talk do demetry, he is an economist for the imf, and

. >>> as you might imagination business is brisk for a girl scout in arizona who set up shop outside a goal of selling 600 boxes of cookies. her mother says it is the identical location for cookie sales. >> it takes a lot of time. if i could move twice as many -- >> do you think this is the clientele? >> yes. >> she not the first one to come up with the idea. she sold out in 45 minutes. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. a school yard brawl but they are only in elementary school. >> sounded like gunfire at this warehouse as flames sent smoke across the bay. the piece of history destroyed. >> sickened 25 children and caused partial paralysis, we are with doctors and we will have the latest research on this virus. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> the video is tough to watch, especially because this is happening at an elementary school. parents say it is evidence of a serious lack of supervision of their children. good evening. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> tonight 2 investigates claims of problems at an

we'll see brisk winds pushing in as we go on through the next couple of days. not today bad back in the u.k. eight or nine degrees. the cloud and the rain, that will continue to tumble in. still pretty wet. back over to eastern parts, colleagues in kiev have been struggling with the temperatures. it warms up to the heights of minus 2. >> that's the good news. >> everton one day. give us somewhere wonderful. >> i'll try. >> we'll see who manages it. we have this coming up on the program. >> el salvador where voters are getting ready to go to the polls, it looks like a tight race. there's one issue on voters minds. what to do about the crime. >> environmental warnings as the wetlands of uganda dry up. >> in sport it is a golfer, phil mickelson who gets into the super bowl spirit at the phoenix center. >> hello again. i'm david foster, this is al jazeera, live from doha. time to run through the top stories. polls have closed in the general election. it's been mostly peaceful so far, but many people are angry at being prevented from casting ballots. anti-government

>> well, fairly brisk. we were at a polling station this morning. both parties were in full swing, campai campaigning, waving flags and convincing parties to vote for them. securi security -- when you talk to people on the ground, whether they are middle class, living behind security or they are poor, they want it sort out. there's a fragile truce. there's killings going on. we visited a lab yesterday where they find mass graves. 31 bodies. statistics are covered up because of the election. the scientists at the lab have been told to stop further investigations. the polls have closed in the last few minutes. we are not getting exit data. there may be no definitive result. the winning candidate needs more that 50%, it's so tight it may come to a run-off. how much hope is there among people that any candidate here will be ability solve the crime problem. >> well both candidates are offering distinct views on how to tackle this. the flmn say they want to get gang members into educational programs. we have seen where gang members are breaking bread. the

the wind is not supposed to be brisk. there's only a 30% chance of rain or snow. these reports of some sort of weather armageddon for super bowl 48 seem to be exaggerated. >> you have been out at met life stadium all week. anything catch your attention out there? >> quite a few things, actually. number one, we have been serenaded the last couple of nights by bruno mars going through his paces, getting ready. he sounds like he's in rare form. i expect him to put on one heck of a show. talk about being out here, we have been out and about in new york city. one of the things that struck me. i know fans from both teams are here. the seahawks fans, i see a lot more of them. in fact, not only do i see more of them on the streets walking around, but they had a number 12 banner. seahawks colours flying over met life stadium. number 12 signifying the 12th man, something he refer to themselves as on game day. >> interesting. john henry smith reporting from metlife stadium. another interesting fact is the commissioner, roger gaddel said he'll be outside. >> he won't be in a

it remains a moderate recovery by no means can it be deemed robust or brisk.i'm tired of the m-word. we need robust recovery. thank you for coming on tonight. it's great to have you here. >>> we have more, more, more to come this. including for you thought your heating bill was high enough. congress has a different idea. >>> you just have to live with. it that's what the officials behind the health care.gov are telling fed up customers. incredible. details next. gerri: bach can't fix the own mistakes. we talked about them. now thousand of complaints over obamacare enrollment errors from consumers getting charactered too much to being denied coverage are sitting on a government data base untouched. according to the what's post there's not a system to fix the errors. joining me john miller. and dr. kevin campbell. a cardiologist. you are sitting with you, what do you make of this 22,000 people trying to complaint. they can't do it. >> it doesn't surprise me. at the jut set they can't enroll people properly now to get the numbers where the president would like to

bright, but brisk. next seven days, looking at temperatures on friday, also rather chilly. in fact, on friday we are lucky to make the freezing mark and on saturday and sunday, upper 30s, some snow showers possible on saturday. not a big deal, and monday, probably our next storm and right now, we'll say rain or snow, don't no. 34 for a high. you okay? i left the lady speechless. i have never done that. yes? >> all right, thanks. in tonight's consumer alert, a new survey finds more americans are leaving the northeast, i don't know with this weather, i can understand it. duncan takes a closer look at what's behind the migration. >> i saw colorado and i went, wow. this is it. we wake up in the mountains are right there in our face. >> steve left their suburban new york city home six months ago. >> there's pressure in the cost of living was much higher. >> they moved to this mountain home and the foothills of golden, colorado, just north of denver. >> when we came out and met the people, there's a sense of sincerity and just calmness. >> couple is part of a growing trend. the m

right now in san francisco 51 and very brisk breeze making temperatures feel like the mid 40s to thet at 17 to 22 miles per hour. even gusting at times close to 30. let's get you into the current forecast pattern and we are going to undergo major changes this week, namely the storm system that develops out in pacific. the area of low pressure, associated cod front. for the first time in a long time, both of those, the core of the system and the front will move in across the california coastline, not only that will it wrap in a descent amount of cold air with it that we think will continue to drop temperatures throughout thursday and friday. you can see it on the scrolling seven-day forecast. the first system throughout this week will be wednesday at 10:00 p.m. rainfall lines up to the north, showery nature at first and spreads showers through san jose. as we head throughout 6:00 a.m. and moderate pockets building into 7:00, 8:00 and 9:00 on thursday morning. a wet commute. rainfall totals, we may actually see some go up as we get closer to the storm and the timing on that. also tempe