i never had a bullseye rash. i just began feeling really sick, weak, having trouble sleeping.as missing school. i -- >> how long did this -- this obviously went on through school and then high school, too, right? >> yes. i wasn't able to finish high school, i ended up testing out. >> how did that affect your friendships with people, because you were isolated. >> it was very isolating. my illness and symptoms got to the point where it consumed my life and every action that i took. am i stable enough to stand in the shower today? >> when did you know, finally know you had lyme disease? >> it took about five years, between my sister and i, 23 doctors to get a diagnosis. >> 23 doctors. >> during which time we had no specific thing to do. i was being treated for chronic fatigue. we lost friends that couldn't understand the illness. >> just getting sicker and sicker. >> mm-hmm. >> kate, how did you finally get help? >> at the beginning i asked if it was lyme. i was told, no, we don't have lyme in california. we were being treated by a doctor for chronic fatigue. finally after five y

and then a bullseye of very heavy snow around the albany area, maybe up to two feet expected. boston will get heavy rain. there will be coastal flooding along the areas as well from boston down to the jersey shore. here's a look at the snow forecast. that 18 to 24-inch bullseye is near albany, new york. the storm will last for several days as well. so there are warnings and watches that stretch all the way into new england that will continue into thursday. and on the west coast we've got that next storm you're talking about. they're already seeing rain around the seattle area. and they could see anywhere from four to eight inches of rain. flood alerts are already in effect, brian. >> janice huff tonight from the weather center. janice, thanks. >>> on both coasts anger over the eric garner grand jury decision continues to boil over. protesters started laying down outside the barclays center in brooklyn where britain's royal couple will attend an nba game tonight. on the other side of the country, overnight protests over the police killings of eric garner and michael brown turne

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it will have a bullseye right on the bay area. we will show you the projections in a mommy. just the tail end of it will push through the north bay. it will wash out. but we could see an isolated shower in the pen ness law but as the rest of the day progresses we will see more sun south of the golden gate. by midnight there is a little activity that could be pushing through cloverdale, santa rosa, and through marin. it looks like petaluma may be a few showers and even by the afternoon you will notice that we have some more returns on the coast here. so it's been kind of a rough commute the past week in the north bay. that's certainly not going to help. but not a big deal really. we will look for most areas even north of the golden gate to be rain free. as we take you lou the week, here come the bullseye. the railroad heavy rain, the gusty winds. we are talking perhaps three to four inches around the bay. this system will be a problem because the ground is already saturated and with winds upwards of 50 miles an hour, probably see some problems here with some flooding and down

there are painted bullseyes of 7-inches of rain. 7 and a half. right where we live. >> wow. >> but we, are a couple days away. >>> there's some rain to the north, not much left but the fog is the bigger story here for most, i should say, some areas all though they said, it is clear here. some it will be okay today, the rain line is mainly to the north, fog, sit thick, thick, thick. our thursday system is moving across, it will be here a weak system today. mostly cloudy, light rain to the north, a much stronger system, again, i don't use major or strong very often, but this system has all the elements for heavy rain and windy conditions as we head towards thursday. 3 days to go. everything is pointing in that direction. >>> any rain is very light, some of the higher elevations santa cruz can pick up, a drizzle or light rain can pick up. and high clouds, some mostly cloudies today, this system you can see right there, that's the dividing line. there is just not a heck of a lot going on for us. 40s for some, 50s for others, the fog, though, north ba

. >> reporter: a bullseye off san diego. splash down. >> you see the visuals and you see the data and the flight and you know it's a real spacecraft. all that coming together is real special. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: this morning's spectacular and perfect launch from cape canaveral lifted orion into a super high orbit. more than 10 times higher than the space shuttle ever flew. it fell at 20,000 miles an hour, friction heating the air around the capsule to 10,000 degrees, a literal trial by fire for the heat shield, which was designed here at nasa ames in mountain view. >> our mandate for this grand vehicle was we have to make it much safer. >> reporter: ames engineers are beginning flight analysis. the critical heat shield seemed to work. embedded sensors will tell how well. >> it's the first step to get nasa back into human space flight beyond the earth's orbit. >> reporter: orion is updated with new technology, powerful computers and decades of space experience. it's built to takes a to naughts to an asteroid, pas

there's the bullseye into thursday. it's over us on thursday night.n by friday it begins to push on through. upwards of 8 inches in the north bay. we are looking at about another 2 inches with some very gusty winds around the urban area. 65 today san francisco, 67 morgan hill, 69, another muggy day in san jose. niners and the raiders, mid-60s with sunshine. the accuweather seven-day forecast showers in the north bay late tonight and into tomorrow we are dry and mild -- or muggy through tuesday. then the wind and the very heavy soaking rain, and then by friday we are still wet and it moves out by saturday. so, yeah, it's going to be another dicey couple of days around here. >> very gusty. >> very. in fact, some wind gusts could be up to 70 miles an hour on the coast. we haven't had a storm like that in a long time. >> my goodness. so that's not, of course, hurricane force winds. >> well, 74, getting close, yeah. >> all right. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. this afternoon it is the battle of the bay. the 49ers face the raiders at at o.o colise

the san francisco bay is in the bullseye. a so-called river in the sky bursting its banks now.s spreading precipitation 400 miles wide. cnn's dan simons join us from a very rainy san francisco. >> behind me is a ferry building, a famous landmark in downtown san francisco. it's going to be pretty much empty today because most of the ferries are not running, same goes for the iconic cable cars in san francisco. they're not running today eerth. dozens of flights canceled out of sfo. why? we're talking about a storm that could be some of the worst rain we've seen in 50 years. there could be nine inches of rain in the bay area. if it's not the rain, it could be the wind. we're talking hurricane-force winds, gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour in the city, that's what we're looking at. if you go up north, it's not going tok to be rain. there's going to be a lot of snow, two to three feet of snow perhaps in the lake tahoe area. bottom line, it's going to be a very tough day in the city. most of the public schools have been canceled. they've been preparing for this for the last day or two ch

hour flight and slammed back in the earth's atmosphere at 20,000 miles per hour and made a near bullseyeh in the ocean and will send it to explore in deep space and take astronauts to mars but why send humans in to space when it's safer and cheaper and more effective to send robots and we are joined from san francisco and tell me about this and tell me clearly there is something exciting about humans going into space but we sort of came to that idea before we knew robots could be better. >> this is a classic debate in science circles, should a human be your sort of exploration device or should a robot be. the classic argument has been in the past that humans just have obviously greater on the flight decision capability and incredible sensors built into everything but you know it's really who b-- robots that can stand the risk of space flight and we always forget, certainly this launch you are looking at is extraordinary and went perfectly but when it goes wrong it goes so wrong for human beings and we sort of forget how incredibly risky it is to get to space. >> reporter: if you decided

the future of the party is because anytime you do that, that person automatically gets sort of a bullseyen their back. and i think it's too early. i'd rather be a coalition right now, have no leader and figure out what our message is before we figure out what the messenger is -- >> who would be your favorite symbol of the party today? i mean give somebody that's out there? >> i like sarah palin. i like mitt romney. i like mike huckabee. i mean these are all i think really interesting people and all potentially great leaders. but i don't know what the country is going to look like in three years. >> but you -- you have focused on fiscal conservatism yes. yes.and would you say that the republican led congress back in '95 on was a conservative fiscal no. conservative. no. why would you then think in the future they're going to be? >> well, i think that because of the recent financial crisis there's more than i on it whether it's michael moore shining a light on capitalism and corporate greed or its coming from the right, sort of "the wall street journal" affect shining a light on fiscal irre

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the bullseye of the rain is across northern california and around the san francisco area yesterday thehe bay, 7 inches. san francisco just over three inches. we are getting rain across san francisco, much later and into southern california the worst of it is past los angeles, not places like riverside towards palm spring and san diego but flash flood concern across this area still from sacramento through the central valley through southern california so we will see more rain totals not as extreme as this moves on. is moving farther towards the east and we will see this next. we see this across arizona into tomorrow and a nice snowmaker in colorado's land central plains sunday into monday but look at this. monday future radar showing the next warm pulling on shore, more rain monday across california, southern california as well and another system behind it wednesday. we are notth this pattern. moisture from hawaii, you see moisture from white to the west coast getting their heaviest rain and biggest flooding events across that area. stuart: good stuff, thank you, very interesting. 7 foo

those red bullseyes will see the heaviest in the weekend. your local forecast just 30 seconds away. this morning's weekend getaways brought to you by walgreens. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. a little patchy fog and drizzle for the commute but showers and thunder and moderate to half rain and pea sized hail with local flooding all possible this afternoon and evening. we have a dry window saturday afternoon through sunday morning otherwise it is wet for parts of the weekend. we will have heavy rain next week. temperatures today erupting mostly in the mid-60's. seven-day forecast shows one day is completely dry: >> amy said so it's going to rain this weekend? yeah. it's been in the 50s, though. low 50s. >> it's not your fault, ginger. >> no. i wasn't trying to blame the messenger. >> sorry, guys. >>> coming up on "gma," bill cosby fighting back. going after one of the women accusing him of sexual assault. >>> also ahead, an emotional day in the trial of the montana man who was accused of killing a teen in his garage. both sides laying out th