i saw claude playing with the stick doing all these amazing tricks.time while i was filming it, i was thinking, this could get millions of views on youtube. >> alex decides to make his vision a reality. he comes home from his trip and edits together a montage of claude's best moves. the bear's tricks are so unbelievable that even alex's sister, yuki, thinks it's a fake. >> there's a ton of crazy stuff in japan, so i thought maybe it was a show or something. then he's like, no, it's real. >> alex uploads the video in september 2009. >> i start getting thousands of views. started getting really excited. and then just week after week it kept blowing up. >> before long, the video entitled "kung fu bear" receives more than 3.5 million hits on youtube. the video's so popular, it spawns numerous parodies. >> good morning, ninja bear. time to complete your ninja training. >> it's almost like the entire internet was riffing on this video for a little bit. >> i've seen like "mortal combat" sounds, that sort of thing. >> the light saber version where the bear's

he wrote the first and only book review of his life about this book by man from indiana named claude bowers, the book was called "jefferson and hamilton: the struggle for democracy in america." roosevelt wrote in this book review i have a breathless feeling as i lay down this book. hap ton re have today -- hamilton was always popular when business loomed large and business was bombing -- hamiltons we have today. is it jefferson on the horizon? and so eight years later he became what he considered to be a modern incarnation of the principles of jeffersonian democracy. believing that he was channeling jefferson. in putting together the new deal. in bowers' book, jefferson and hamilton hamilton is contemptuous. he uses that word often. contemptuous of the people at large. condescending. he said it was the money men who made america great made america strong. so that was hamilton. jefferson was the first in american history to contest artificial privilege to fight the moneyed elite. to disagree with the cozy alliance that hamilton had put in place under the george washington administrati

he wrote the first and only book review of his life about this book by a man from indiana named claude bowers. the book was called jefferson and hamilton: the struggle for democracy in america. roosevelt wrote in this book review, i have a breathless feeling that they lay down this book. hamilton we have today. hamilton was always popular when business was large and business was booming. hamilton we have today. is it jefferson on the horizon. so eight years later, he became what he considered to be a modern incarnation of the principles of jeffersonian democracy. believing he was channeling jefferson in putting together the new deal. in bowers book jefferson and hamilton. hamilton is contemptuous. he uses that word often. contentious that the people at large condescending. he said it was the money who made america great. so that was hamilton. jefferson was the first in american history to contest artificial privilege, to fight the money made to disagree with the cozy alliance that hamilton had put in place under george washington administration, the alliance between business and govern

claude is the chair of the european parliament civil liberties justice and home affairs committee. very warm welcome to the program. thank you for being with us. how do you think that in reality a quota system could work? >> well the quota system has grabbed the headlines. it's about resettlement. it's about responsibility-sharing between the european union countries. at the moment syria, for example, is extremely uneven. sweden, germany step up to the plate, and we settle many many syrians with countries like hungary. that's what quota sharing is about. we'll hear more whether it's voluntary or compulsory and there's not a proper responsibility, but there is some action taking place now. there are some aspects of it for libya. there's some military style action which is worrying and some of of it about the so-called quotas which is much more hopefuls. >> why are some countries reluctant to do their bit? i think many people would say that in the common sense way of thinking, it's very sensible to share the burden. >> well it's anything but when it comes to migration and asylum asyl

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folks shouldn't have to struggle to build their own city and i hope we can do something so maybe claude you didn't i can't and tiffany a meeting with the chairwoman to discuss what we can do i don't want to violate quorum issues so know who we have to bring in let's help out but time is of the essence time is money especially for small businesses so i don't think we need to wait a month or two or three let's see look at it within the next week or two to figure out if theirs struggling you know they shouldn't have to struggle we should enforce our authority on that to make sure that is done right we want to do the right thing so let's just try to do it within the next week prefshl and figure out how to do that whatever we can do thank you. >> commissioner mondejar. >> yes. i echo with sxhufrtd and commissioner singh said to look at into mr. norman's situation. >> what we can do to help and what that means because it sound like a hardship issue i would basically bring up a couple of points the same issue the reason i asked about whether the system tracks payments or awards i asked for a r

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prime minister david cameron met with jean-claude juncker.t of a week-long tour discussing a referendum with e.u. leaders. cameron will meet with the danish prime minister. charter communications is near an agreement to buy time warner cable for about $55.1 billion. that is according to people familiar with the matter. this is charter's second move on time warner cable after its early 2014 bid was rejected. poland has had its biggest political upset in a decade. in his own duda doesn't have authority to dictate domestic policies. it raised the prospect for the opposition party to gown clout in parliamentary elections this fall. manus: join us on twitter. we are there. mark: coming up, the first trial for alleged libor rate rigging takes place in london. we'll bring you more on that after the break. ♪ manus: greek officials will revive their bid to access financial aide today. sim tsipras' spokesman said a deal can be reached by the end of may. hans nichols is in berlin. our other guest is in athens. let's kick it off with you hans. more being

annette: david cameron has been holding talks with jean-claude juncker in efforts to renegotiate the country's eu membership. he says he needs a new deal before pressing his case of reform later this week. david cameron: these talks will require patience and tenacity. there will be ups and downs. but by working together, i believe we can reform the eu and our relationship with it. annette: authorities have given the green light to nicholas sarkozy to rename his party the republicans. the former president hopes it will boost to the party's reputation after a string of scandals and internal squabbles. >> scrapped the unp and rebrand the party the republicans. that is what nicholas sarkozy wants and he has been given the green light, despite the reluctance of 100 private citizens and left-wing parties. >> international conventions are in place since 1883. it is not news. it is for bidden to use the symbol of the party state in a name. >> since the french revolution, france has embraced liberty, equality, and fraternity. even some politicians, the new name is not appropriate. >> renaming

ag hama leading to i after the killings of ghislaine dupont and claude verlon, shot dead in northernali in november 2013. amada ag hama, aka abdelkrim al-targui or the touareg used ransoms to find jihadist activities. in 2010, michael was killed by al-targui himself. in 2011, abdelkrim al-targui's men seized two frenchmen. one died in captivity, the other waited until last december to be free. abdelkrim al-targui played a central role in the deal to release the 4 in 2013. his tactic of targeting foreign nationals for kidnappings seemingly part of his downfall. frenchmen street -- french military has been targeting him for two years. eve: the islamic state group has taken control of all of the agency of palm europe -- of palmyra. government planes carried out airstrikes in retaliation. serious ancient city of -- >> syria's city of palmyra in the hands of the islamic state. the jihadists have seized the military airbase can present and intelligence headquarters. >> it was a collapse of a sought' -- of assad's troops. the soldiers were retreating towards the south of palmyra. >> the cit

represented in the international ice hockey federation, how about the the hookup sidney crosby to claude giroux for the score to beat sergei bobrovsky. it is fun toy see them smiling together. sean couturier get a gold medal, hopefully a cup next for that group. flyers fans, of course, starving for a stanley cup. >> thanks, jeff. >>> much more "action news" when we come right back. >> stick around. >>> sunday night here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. violent scene inside a restaurant in texas. rival gangs went after each or with guns, knives and chains leaving nine people dead and more than a dozen hospitalized. >>> plus an emotional day for survivors and first responders of the 9/11 as they climbed to the top of the new world trade center tower. >>> a local church celebrates its 200 anniversary. we will take you there coming up. >>> but first an update with the developing story we have been watching tonight. one person has been killed in an accident in burlington county new jersey, hut down both route 295 and route 73 in mount laurel, new jersey. >> it happened on i295 n

street whether it is in newtown bucks county media, delaware county or haddonfield new jersey where claude renee can be seen in front of the high school. >> i hope it will make people curious. >> reporter: philadelphia museum of art martin mitchell likes this piece, its tiedled by artist fredrick edwin church. what makes this painting special. >> well, this painting is a summation of landscaping in america, which is the first school of american art. >> reporter: that piece of art history now sits outside haddonfield's boro hall, and part of the inside out installations. >> whole idea behind program toys take pieces of artwork here from inside the art museum and take them outdoors, and put them in public spaces, people, wouldn't normally expect to see them. original works of art that hang in the philadelphia museum of art are turn into high quality reproductions that are placed outside. >> they are photographed, that were printed and then framed with museum quality frame and with a marine grade varnish. they are safe for outdoor use. >> reporter: total of five communities including south ph

cameron hosted the jean-claude juncker for dinner. let's get more on all of this.e program. does this signal that the referendum will have to be held before 2017? >> they are trying to hold it next year, possibly. germany has already said that it would prefer this to be the case. then it does not interfere with german elections and french presidential elections. david cameron would like it to be earlier rather than later because this is going to dominate his term until it is actually over. the problem is getting everyone around the table to agree. francine: that is why there are so many hurdles to pulling this referendum earlier. svenja: absolutely. you need to get the agreement with france and germany and many other european countries that cameron slightly alienated with his remarks about migration before the election. francine: what can he renegotiate? advancing the referenda may not give david cameron enough time to renegotiate and it may not give him enough time to explain to the public why it is good to stay within the eu . what are the main hurdles to renegot

tom: this is all jean-claude juncker show talked about. -- this is all jean-claude true shea talked aboutou have to defuse it through the system. we do that, europe does not. brendan: this is the same thing mario draghi said in his speech. one way to think about this is that the u.s. is an actual country. we speak the same language, despite cultural differences. we have basically the same values. it is easier to take technology and move it around. we can bemoan that fact politically. but one consequence is that it is culturally more difficult to move technology and ideas from country to country. europe is roughly the same size as the u.s. we have chris marangi here with us from gabelli talk about telecom. despite their deregulation, europe is still a country-by-country market for telecoms. chris: the european response to having no silicon valley is to put shackles on microsoft and others. tom: it is a raging debate. it is a constructive debate. this idea of a higher valued human capital -- i cannot even believe we are having the debate in 2015. i get it in another time and place. brendan:

. >> as in claude, the painter? >> pretty close. >> okay. do you do masterpieces without alcohol? best. >> okay, now this is a little different. not sure we can have alcohol on tv here. so we're taking a chance. we heard about you want to see what you can do. what are you going to make? >> make some real relevant cocktails, the old-fashioned here. great muddle l cherry orange and, ginger, pure kentucky burbon being it is the triple crown season, second leg of the triple crown coming up, what we will be drinking, a loft bourbon. over here classic, can you not be at the racetrack without a mint juliette, you have water confection sugar mint and more kentucky -- >> drink that a lot in baltimore tomorrow. >> oh, yes yes. for the preakness yep. and you want this peter glass keep it nice and cold, and usually pewter or silver at this time of year. >> shah how they do it in the south? i try not to go down there. >> i understand. >> now star of the show big hit vodka became pretty popular here last decade, in the 50's, and now we have the moscow mule will be ginger beer, they have this ni

claude yo levanga, al jazeera milan. >> even though if you don't know his name you certainly know ben's biggest hit. ♪ stand by me ♪ >> he died at the age of stick. "stand by me snowden was named by one of the socks of the century, king's other hits included spanish harlem, there goes my baby and save the last dance for me. it was a hit when it came out and when the movie came out by the same name. >> urve iseverybody is saying oh of course. that is it for the al jazeera's international hour, i'm libby casey. >> aimand i'm antonio mora. fp brp. . >> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "america tonight" is coming up next but an update on today's top story. charges were filed against six police officers for the death of freddy gray. the state's attorney announced the decision this morning she says the law applies to everybody including police. intermy administration is committed to creating a fair and

i have my oldest friend, jean-claude, came here to help me cook today.o all kind of cookie, cake because he is a professional pastry chef. in addition to this, you know, while you were not looking i did some of the chocolate truffle here. - oh. [clears throat] - and a truffette with mint in it. what do you think? - well, they look beautiful. - but you want to taste it? - can i? - go ahead. - okay. wow. mmm. - you want to know how i made it? - yes. - here is how i made it. start with half a pound of the best, perfectly melted bittersweet chocolate. always try to get the best quality. whisk in one egg yolk and about 3 tablespoon of heavy cream, and you'll see when you whisk that the mixture will come together into a smooth and creamy

but john claude through his spokesman today said that one of the main points that they will not negotiatethose freedoms that this single market was founded on. the freedom of movement the freedom of currencies and the freedom of goods and services. that freedom of movement is one that cameron has been discussing. he wants to make sure that people are not moving through the union looking for welfare, but are loving through the union looking for work. germany has shared that concern, but said they are unwilling to make concessions on any treaty provisions. so be prepared for some sticking points there. >> thank you. thank you very much. >>> still ahead on this news hour, the gangs running the drugs trade in one of south africa's biggest cities. we have an exclusive report. >>> also not enough. how nep -- nepalese are being left to fend for themselves. >>> plus -- >> has this detracted from your joy of winning the super bowl? >> absolutely not. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the super bowl winning quarterback, tom brady, [ inaudible ] after he and his team are accused of cheating. more on that in t

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. >> i would like, claude manet and then it would be all blurry. >> if you love it, you will love mine of pieces very similar to that. >> that is great. >> i love monet. >> i have been there three times, okay. >> i rode a bike to his home, and i have stood on a bridge. >> did you paint it. >> no. >> she wins mike, she wins. >> you're the best. >> so nice meeting you. >> do you want to see john beef i again. >> is he talking yet. >> just sitting there and staring, and smiling. >> breathing. >> well, breathing. >> yes. >> i see him there in black. >> there he is. >> they are long and boring. >> he is getting nervous now. >> he can't win. >> he does look nervous doesn't he. >> yes, my gosh. >> it the is very early for him. >> he is a rocker. >> he is not used to getting up so early. >> speaking of the beach you live there on had malibu beach. i saw a magazine cover with you in a bikini, when was that taken. >> that was taken i think last year. but don't look now. >> is that you. >> yes. >> mike. >> wow. >> i guess you have to tell me your work out routine. >> i do pill ates, light weights

i don't know how many people have watched that film by claude lensman, shoa? it's an eight-hour documentary in which lensman has gatt ored people together -- gathered people together who are more or less the last survivors of the camps. and many of them are, you know getting on in age. and he wants them to tell him exactly what has happened to them. and they have moved on in the sense that they've grown up kids and moved to israel in the case of one guy, a barber. and somehow that information was locked down. and lensman's mission was to get them to retell exactly what happened to them. and he made a decision in that documentary not to use any historical footage. so he was relying on those people to bring forward everything, the history the emotional space, the pragmatic details of those moments. and so the documently is really about -- documentary is really about watching lensman on a certain level getting people to enter the side of trauma and to hold that place. and he would he would ask them questions, and they would be happy to speak to a certain point, a

they told us the smoking gun would be a mushroom claude. we didn't invade iraq there's a possibility of atomic blast in the west. saddam had nuclear capability. when they want the to sell that story about saddam buying aluminum tubes for his nuclear program that lie was leaked from vice president cheney's office to judith miller. she wrote an article what his office told her after his own office had given her that information. dick cheney said. you know it's reported in "the new york times" that saddam has these aluminum tubes in his nuclear program. all of that history is known now. it's documented. it's well-understood history that the bush administration got us to go to war in iraq. it t wasn't the cia, it was the bush administration. the bush administration was not passively lied to. they were not duped by the cia. they made the case they thought would be most persuasive even though it wasn't true. they made that decision to go that way. at a political level. and in many cases, the case that they made was a made-up case. they picked lit

josh: so claude, there's your answer. governor, thank you. let's move on to one from the audience from steven graphing. >> the lack of cooperation in washington seems to be a real point of frustration with america today. as president, how would you increase the productivity between congress and the oval office? rick perry: i agree with you. when i look at washington d.c. and i see, you know, whether it's on the house floor, the senate floor, people giving up, giving big speechs and walk off the senate floor and they don't have to address the issues, governs don't have that privilege. it's not a privilege. governors don't have that option. governs have to find ways to make their states work. and i think that's a -- i happen to think that's one of the reasons that we're going to choose a governor who has substantial executive experience to be the next president of the united states. but reaching across the aisle, i've had to do that for, i mean, 30 years as the house member agaccumulateural commissioner as the governor of the state of texas, i

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whether it is in newtown bucks county media, delaware county or haddonfield, new jersey where claudeet's can be seen in front of the high school. >> i hope it will make people curious. >> philadelphia museum of art associate curator mark mitchell likes this piece. titled by artist frederick edwin church. >> what makes this painting special? >> well, this paint something sort after sum mailings of landscaping in america. which is the first school of american art. >> that piece of art history now sits outside haddonfield's borough hall. it is all part of the museum's new inside out installation. the whole idea behind the program is to take some of the pieces of artwork here from inside the art museum, and take them outdoors. and put them in public spaces. people wouldn't normally expect to see them. original works of art that hang in the philadelphia museum of art are turned into high quality reproductions that are being placed outside. >> they are photographs printed and then framed with museum quality frame. varnished with marine grade varnishing totally safe for outdoor use. >> tota

look at bottle rocket and site to more of a job tomorrow and then southwesterly breeze sunday elmore claude cover piece of signed a. vickers cooler mid-70s by 3:00 p.m. in the evening close '60s storm trackers seven day are on the day forecast a little drizzle possibly for sunday it mainly the north bay slight chance same deal for monday morning. cranston eating not arrived at almost afraid as was next. >> grant: adjust for such a and walk on water momentarily in an act everything's going well as all but hear people living a great time take a look over here you see some of the rides and why should people clematis was still something so popular actor robert venturi this ride wildly popular walk on water and then pretty challenging rolling around on water takes a look we shot some video earlier of me trying to do this it was nothing less of that debacle of preferred three seconds and of this fare well 50,000 people thursday it set a sunday all told more successful than it was or something that people are not as into to it will journey unauthorized. saturday we have metal i cheat and between e

they also had a call between tsipras and jean-claude juncker with an issue to join statements when they talk about pension reforms and the labor market to very notable red lines on the greek side. they talked about modernizing the pension system. guy: how shall i read the fact that the greeks are hiring back loads of journalist and their cleaners. it does seem as if some of the structure reforms that were so critical to the troika seems to be reversed. guest: a lot of the re-hirings, they said they are not going to hire additional people, in a sense what was already budgeted by the previous government, we will hire back people that we think were unfairly dismissed. the critical points of big pensions and labor, in particular on pensions there seems to be signs of a convergence on this point in particular and that is more important than the cleaners. guy: cleaners are pretty important, but thank you very much indeed. anna: there is a disruption in the bond market across europe and globally. $2 trillion have been wiped off the bond and equity markets, so we are back with luke hickmore. le

we have seen jean-claude juncker and other leaders basically saying no hope. is a lots of water to flow under the bridge before get to that referendum. that's why i also say it is beyond the immediate investment. it is a real issue for business to think about as they go forward to monitor. potentially in the long-term, have some impact on commercial real estate demand as well. guy: how significantly different is the investment case this morning for the u.k. than it was yesterday morning? >> you to say without wearing any party political hat that it is better in the sense that it is more certain. then you could go to the point and saying well continuity is something markets like. you could say certain highly weighted sectors in the u.k. market have a slightly better outcome in front of them burr i think the u.k. makt is about trend and what's happening. oil prices what's happening, hem care, about what's happening. 70% of the ftse sales outside the u.k. biggest pop has been in mid caps. much more domesticically or yen tated than the 100. guy: you and cameron --

one final note on this -- just as if there couldn't be any more drama in this saga, you have jean-claudealking about jan us varoufakis to he says "he is not helping the process. that is a quote. he did have kind words for alexis tsipras, but it seems mr. juncker and mr. varoufakis are not on the same page. caroline: the clock is ticking when it comes to physical cash for greece. how are they increasing the revenues? june 5 is when they've got to pay the imf that first installment. hans: one proposal that was floated -- we had two proposals floated yesterday out of the greek finance ministry -- one is the idea of a transaction tax on atms. they want to prevent people from paying cash to funnel people into the credit card system. after floating that, they drew that back. there is another proposal out there to have a 15% tax on foreign deposits by greek nationals. this is to get after money stashed away in a swiss bank. they are not necessarily walking away from that just yet. the challenge with that is it would take a while to put into effect. it won't lead to immediate revenues, and it's

in our studio now, claude even and the pictures are a pretty dramatic. >> yeah, take a look at that,g a drought now, a lot of that region has been dealing with a drought for years, i want to give you oklahoma city, last year it got 4.29 inches of rain in the whole year last year, this year it's at more than 20 inches, getting 18.2 just this weekend. and that puts some of these pictures into perspective, there has been major flooding and tornadoes, at least three people have died. oklahoma a police officer died. about 400 homes have been destroyed. >> honestly it looks like a hurricane came through here. and it's everything is torn to pieces. >> you know, we are still getting more reports of trouble this morning, we are hearing about the search now for 8 people in texas, they were all in a vacation home with a bunch of other people and that home was swept away by a flash flood. it carried it down the river near corpus chryst i. if you take a look at this video, you can see that is a kayaker, he fell into the flood waters yesterday, the rescue was captured on cell phone video, fortunat

resolved that the in the death of the honorable james claude wright jr. that the united states and the state of texas have lost an imminent public servant and citizen. resolved that the clerk communicate these to the senate and provide a copy of this to the family of the deceased. resolved that when the house adjourn today it adjourn as a further mark of respect to the deceased. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will postponefurther proceedings to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote on which the the yeas and nays are ordered or which the vote incurs and any record vote on the proposed question will be taken later. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, this time i move the house suspend the ruse and pass h.r. 723. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 723, a immediate families to law enforcement officers, members of rescue squads or public safety officers who

anyway, getting claude year, few showers around, but keep this in mine. we need the rain.of the way, before the holiday weaken starts. all right? so, few umbrellas up here in old city. cool temperatures are stuck in the mid 50's, and 60s, today. but the holiday weaken, will begin, dry, sunny, and nice, we'll are have that complete forecast, and "shorecast" coming up for in you just a little bit. mike, al next. >> you know, we are all going down the shore this weekend, right? and i get embarrased there is time of year. because my feet are very white. >> that's the only thing you're embarrased about? >> sometimes the bottom of your feet can get all funky. time to de funk. >> true. if you're going to have your feet out jen, do you have make sure they're looking good. >> those feet need to be all frank. good morning. having fun. ps, it is her fault, because she toll me to crank up this chair, and i've been cranking up this chair. so while i continue to crank up in the back, you say, there is a lot we can do at home? >> yes, absolutely. >> what do you want to start with? you sa

continue to stay on the mid upper 50s and continues on to and the one shower and the we season lows claude'sthe afternoon amid six. is it. because of plant in east bay shoreline and those temperatures our oil we're expecting for today looking at 6:00 p.m. was the cloudy skies or '60s more on the oakland a's forecasts in their drive against forecasts talked about how much longer the warmer temperatures will continue the stick around one less looks will appeal outside the light breeze out their temperature feel slightly in the cooler side also see that will blow the fire across the bay bridge with the low clouds and then again attempt charges lessened the next few hours and sunshine will let you know holes for we will get across and locations puzzle is storm trackers and a forecast at 850 years triplicate drive. >> george: continued to track an exceptionally light right here at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning now we had a big accident here a motorcycle crashed across blocks of laurel lane because the location it didn't back up threats as it would have occurred at the bridge and ok so ev

drying in the upper 60s and then mostly cloudy and a partly cloudy would depend on where you are claude's will be feature for you all we wrote weekend long and then also strengthen the north bay this is why system toward south wrapping moisture on the sierra. >> james: has the potential for wrapping and in the north bay what happened in the morning hours to say on the clock here is shows nothing noontime so fine a. and still left of their three afternoon before we do see it come into view impacting communities north of santa rosa. >> james: interesting unseasonably cool and the breeze and afternoon are expected to become like that all weekend long things improved for the weekend holiday weekend coming up shows warm temperatures. >> george: of loaned 80 on a street where several crash looks alluring lines of traffic. heavy traffic remains coming out of san leandro and the southbound direction and 44 metric time even to 38 is backing up and the castro valley. neither all tonight might not be 680 southbound direction but the dublin drive time pushing 38 minutes now southbound from the dublin

tenneco will progress and claude car right now under cloud cover and a little better break that willng time and eventually more rain. it's what you through pushing here in the get future test catalog the through the timing this is an animation sort of predicting how the rain will fall and not suffer noon today got a lot going on but a slight chance of a sprinkled here in clear lake on the south bay about 2:00 this afternoon perhaps down in gilroy a little pop- up shower and then is ahead toward 6:00 p.m. meeting commute going home and live across north bay as he concedes pretty minor the main event does not happen until early tomorrow morning. efficacity not a day i'm showing those friends or set screws mounds possible impacting highways 17 ride tomorrow morning or whether offshore and the timeline puts more over the bay area by about 10:00 tercel you conceive heavily over the south bay at that point some portions of the east bay by noon we're looking for mutt more widespread rain and by three afternoon just as kids are getting a school ball to the pushing out the area however they d