not being honest about the places we live and i know that shadow does matter because we live in a cold city. i don't want to use open space these that's notes where i'm going to be motivated to go out to a park if it's going to be shaded because of development. but we have to take the issues into consideration of the shadows and citizens >> so moving forward as we have major plans whether it's moscone expansions and i hope we expand on that study it makes no sense while we look at only the quality and not the kwnltd matter. we have folks that are 65 and older some of the comments i saw were the folks who said they have time crossings the streets by the time allocated to them. but i think the eir is an opportunity to really delve into that. the basis line again like what days we pick why we don't examine baselines i think we should have an answer for that or i think once we hit 20 days a year it's a typical event we should examine the baseline for. i look forward to working with planning as we move forward. i think the project in and of itself i agree is an impact of the overall things happe

cold. look at kansas city. 39. chance of snowflakes mixing in.ittle bit of everything out there today but still no severe weather. we didn't have too many bad reports yesterday. >> thanks so much. coming up, where have all the beer drinkers gone? >>> we'll show you what's called the most racist commercial in history. >>> a foreign country is beefing up their air power with a multibillion dollar purchase of 100 f-35. "early today" is back in two. >>> welcome back. possible new leads on the september 11th attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >>> new evidence proves the first american settlers turned to cannibalism during the winter of 1609 and 1610. the skull of a 14-year-old girl found near jamestown settlement had cuts that are consistent with butchering for meat. >>> heavy rain caused massive mudslide in florida with mud in this home piling up as high as four feet. no one was home at the time. tremendous clean up effort there. >>> may day protests in seattle turned violent with police. rocks were thrown at law enforcement. there were multip

some areas were really cold like kansas city.outheast. all the way up to minneapolis. and whatever snow happens and the rain, we'll see that melting, chicago back to 65. showers throughout parts of the great lakes. monday of next week, still some showers. it's the same system, just slowly working its way out. a pretty good looking weekend by the way. 66 on boston. and pacific northwest completely scores the next several days, temperatures into the 70s and into the 80s. still seeing 70s and 60s in the west. remember weekdays on the weather channel from 5:30 to 7:00, you can "wake up with al." i see you've noticed my bottle of probiotics. isn't that for digestive health? yeah and did you know trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways. it supports digestive and immune health by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. try trubiotics today. >>> today's style is brought to you by -- >>> all right. now "today's" style is taking you from good to so good. if you have an outfit that looks great on you, but y

real cold in rapid city at freezing, north platte, 46, omaha, 48 so looking for a lot of cool weatherhere, but the warmth at least for today is out in the southwest, los angeles, 80. san diego, 72 las vegas and they'll see a cooldown though going into the end of the wk started the week. here are all the numbers. so the hail was so thick in parts of texas it looked like snow. i have to show you this photo taken by brian james, actually chief meteorologist down in my affiliate where one of my students works. after the rain coming out of a thunderstorm in missouri. always when you're driving to see that clearing. thanks so much for sending these. do more at ging er shgs juner_z. >>> we have a fascinating look at the world. >>> researchers mounded cameras on bears to record their every move. the result, remarkable images of them touring towns in alaska and it turns out these guys aren't exactly picky eaters. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: 98% of america's brown bears live in alaska. most of them grizzly bears. the smallest adults are about the size of an nfl linebacker. they have

real cold in rapid city at freezing. platte is at 46, omaha, 48 so we're looking for a lot of cool weather there, but the warmth at least for today is out in the southwest, los angeles, 80. 72, san diego. 92, las vegas, and they'll see a little bit of a cooldown though going into the end of the week >> so the hail was so thick in parts of texas, it looked like snow. and i have to show you this photo. this was taken by brian james. he's actually a chief meteorologist down at our affiliate down in amarillo where one of my old students works, by the way. after the rain coming out of a thunderstorm in missouri. so it's always good when you're driving to see that clearing. thanks so much for sending these send more @ginger_zee. we'll go back to @biannagolodryga -- >> plugging away. >> we appreciate it. >>> this morning we've got a fascinating look at the world from a very unusual viewpoint. >> take a look at this. researchers mounted cameras on bears to record their every move. the result, remarkable images of them touring to

do have couple of cold fronts one managed moved through the mid-atlantic and severe thunderstorm warning for new jersey. slight risk for north carolina all the way tiop new york city. this cold front interacting with warm, humid air and potential for winds. we could see a lot of hail and even isolated tornadoes. that is something we're going to keep an eye on throughout the evening. future radar, one cold front exists. another one moves through cold enough for snow upstate new york to make people scratch their head, is it may or february? your lows, cold air sinking in from canada and the great lakes and parts of the northeast, as well. it's going to be warm across the south and southwest where they are dealing with temperatures in the hundreds as we head into the new workweek. taking a look at highs tomorrow. the west, much of the west very dry and warm. the cool air will continue across the great lakes and northeast and just to wrap this one up, it's going to be a hot mama forecast for mother's day. 99 degrees in phoenix. everyone will giving their moms a cool drink by the pool. >> gregg: we'll take that over the snow. >> heather: coming up the questions keep on

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city. not too cold there. yeah. eading to the city, looking for the cooler weather as we get into the weekend. we'll only see the mid 70s, low 70s saturday and sunday at the beach. really great beach weather but hot inland. ac time. it's that time of year, mike. get ready for it. >> also go to the grocery store, tell them you're browsing for popsicle always a nice, cool area. >>> south bay, north 85 showing a slowdown. speeds from 17 up toward saratoga, speeds registering close to 50 miles an hour. just a burst of traffic likely off the 17 and 85 but will track that 87 into downtown. 101 basically from 680 up toward the airport. see the outline of that on the map here. that is a slow zone, typical for the morning commute. the crash we talked about southbound 680 at mckee road. there is no issue there, according to chp. the car that reportedly went into the trees is not there anymore. it's easier to get a car out of trees than it is to get a cat in the cartoons. tri-valley slow west 58 0, may be a crash 680 south. it'

san francisco one side of the city, ocean beach could be freezing cold with fog in the summertime. towards the embarcadero area and it could be beautiful and sunny. >> trying to find that nuance and glitch in the huge atmosphere that is going to make our weather a little bit different today because we live in these microclimates, it's going going to affect everybody the same way. the weather here it's completely different than any other place in the united states. >> you go out to kansas, you may have a degree temperature difference. that is how most areas are. >> it's one of the main reasons that we have such diverse weather conditions from location to location. we've got a higher terrain in the mountains and hills that help determine wind flow. that shields certain areas from rainfall or from the warming effect of the sun. we've got the ocean and marine influence which generally keeps locations near the ocean cool. >> you look at the south bay, you have mountains on one side and mountains on the other side. there is a reason they get the least amount have rain, it's called rain f

city in places like minneapolis and kansas city. 53 degrees for the high temperature in the city of memphis. coldperatures helping snow come down. we are heading into 15 inches of snow. very impressive stuff and very unusual to see this during the month of may. >> thank you so much. there are even more questions this morning for the search for the truth about the benghazi terror attack. the state review board is coming under fire for possibly neglecting to talk to key witnesses. we are live with this developing story. good morning, doug. >> good morning. they are playing this down saying it's part of an over all review process. the board assembled the state department to investigate the benghazi attack is now itself the subject of scrutiny by the state department inspector general with charges of the accountability review board failed to interview for instance secretary of state hillary clinton about her role. the white house repeatedly sited the findings and defending the administration's conduct before, during and after the attack that killed four americans including u.s. ambassador chris steve

keep in mind the water temperature off ocean city is about 60 degrees. that is cold.ext week, lower, middle 80s by wednesday and thursday. hey, it is between 10. i don't know if you want to go into the water -- >> bring your wetsuit. >> exactly. >> that is for sure. >> no skinny-dipping. the nationals get ready for the phillies. the orioles travel to canada. sports is coming up. february 22nd. a ndma transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea partrepublicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. >> update from the breaking news in seattle, where part of a on interstate five has collapsed. these are live pictures from the scene, skank eight county -- skagit county in washington state. at least two vehicles are in the water. rescue crews are hard at work. tomorrow on "good morning

cold. san rafael 48. redwood city 49. oakland 51. and san francisco 50 degrees overnight tonight. there was a large area of low pressure which will stay about 50 miles away from us but have a definite and direct impact on our weather because that low is spinning counterclockwise as all low pressure system do. it's pulling down cold air and wrapping it around the low and shoving it right into northern california. that's why it was chillier for you today. with that low pressure area not moving, it will stay chilly. lots of sunshine, no coastal fog but we'll stay anywhere from three to seven degrees below normal and this pattern locked in place through memorial day: big ridge of high pressure keeping that low right where it is keeping our weather right where it is for the next several days. so not going to be cold outside. but it will be well below normal. san jose tomorrow 68. livermore normal 77, tomorrow only 70. san francisco's 61 again, san rafael 70, vallejo 69, napa cooler at 71 degrees. talk about consistency. usually we have an up-down. we have no ups and downs. we are just

cold mother's day. people are going to want to turn that off. kansas city, 35 degrees. that's a record. international falls fell to one at 22 degrees. it's cold and has been throughout the springtime in minnesota. then, they had wind. yesterday, so strong, it did this. look. see that the white? that's all ice, crawling up towards the house. actually, a row of homes. they said it sounded like breaking glass. it did break glass. it went into the houses and through the walls. the wind pushing all that. overnight, we have brand-new pictures of what it looked like from above. so, will they get any warmer? the answer is, yes. maybe this is a mother's day gift for you. you're going to see melting with the ice. and any left on the lake. look at indianapolis, by tuesday. 58 today. 91 by tuesday. chicago gets to 85. kansas city, 90 by the midweek. so, yesterday new york city, it was very stormy. we saw some degree trees down. and wires. very heavy rain briefly. today, that's going to move off to the north and east, leaving behind a cooler and pleasant air mass. less humid for those moms trying to

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. >> the frigid cold keeps the riffraff out of the city, for sure. >> fred morin, dave mcmillen, restauranteuroe beef, bon vivant, raconteur. historians of their beloved great white north. princes of hospitality. and what do men like this do for fun when the rivers turn to ice three feet thick, when testicles shrink and most of us scurry for warmth and shelter? if they were like so many other canadians, they would go ice fishing on the st. lawrence river. >> the cabin fever induces in the quebecois family, because we are confined perhaps to spend so much time indoors, a lot of the families love to do, you know, activities together like this, go to the cottage, go ice fishing. it gets you out of the house. it's very much a family thing. >> like many of their ilk, they'd seek one of the temporary towns of sled-borne cabins, drill a hole in the ice, and wait. but these are not normal men. >> so is quebec better than the rest of canada? >> obviously. >> it's not that, but yeah, sure. >> i mean, come on. you didn't have to think about that long. >> no. >> now, wait a minute. are strippers paid hour

it's 5:00 in new york city and i got a cold. >> greg: so in the spirit of the old mickey mouse club,y are recruiting members for its fan club for off the record meeting with eric holder. but the media were in this club. media decided to get everybody on the same page again as it is supposed to be when you are in the media and your guy is in power. this date is doomed. most journalists are passing it up beginning with the "new york times" preferring on the record to off the record b.s.. most reporters realize the white house is transparent as michael moore's colon. what does the democratic party do? they blame the victim. turn off your phone, bob. brad wood house tweets that the media refusing to meet with holder forfeits your right to gripe. brad the refusing to meet off the record not refusing to meet, does that change your opinion? >> goodie! >> goodie! >> greg: i guess not. holder meeting the it is is taking a husband taking his wife out to dinner and hoping she will take him back. he is goner and dull man walking and his fervent allies won't make eye contact anymore. holder will

. >> it's -- the frigid cold keeps the riffraff out of the city, for sure. >> fred morin, dave mcmillenf at joe beef, bon have i vanity, historians of the great white north, princes of hospitality. and what do they like to do for fun when the rivers turn to ice three feet thick, when testicles shall rimpgs and most of us skier are you for warm and shelter, if you're like most canadians, you go ice fishing. >> because we are confined perhaps to spend so much time indoors, a lot of the families love to do, you know, activities together, like go to the cottage, goes ice fishing, you know, it gets you out of the house. it's very much a family thing. >> like many of their ilk, they seek one of the temporary towns, drill a hole in the ice, and wait. but these are not normal men. >> is quebec better than the rest of canada? >> obviously. >> c'mon. >> you didn't have to think about that long. >> no. >> wait a minute. are supers paid hourly here? is that right? it's not a -- >> it's considered an art -- a performance art. >> you consider it a performance art. how does that work? >> you pay for a

experience a seismic shift in demographics sarah first reports on why so cold white flight is seeing an exodus from cities and suburbs with dominant ethnic populations. london. multicultural hub named for its thriving diversity spanning the centuries but research by social think tank reveals that while london remains is going to serve a it's perhaps not as integrated as some people might think long periods the huge amount of white flight. low income people mainly in the suburbs leaving london because they think it's changed too fast for one of these people is jane kelly having lived in london most of her adult life she's seen first hand the cultural shift is now looking to me for house she feels the area she lives in it's lost all sense of community all people i knew when i moved here have gone they've all moved away. now mostly flats with very transitory population but perhaps surprisingly it seems many of the older generation of migrants who live around here and it settles and builds up businesses agree that integration is not working is whether that maybe should be ethnic cultural diversity in london t

>> yes, the frigid cold keeps the riffraff out of the city for sure. >> david mcmillan and the very famousanians of the great white north and princes and what do they like to do when the rivers freeze and testicles shrink and most of us scurry for wa warmth and shelter? well, if they were like most canadians they would go ice fishing on the quebec river. >> because we are confined perhaps to spend so much time indoors, a lot of the families love to do, you know, activities together like this. go to the cottage, go ice fishing and if it gets yout of the house. it is very much a family thing. >> like many of the ilk they seek one of the temporary towns of sled cabins and wait on the ice, but these are not normal men. but is quebec better than the rest of canada? >> well -- >> look, what about you, you have not been that the long? >> no. >> and now are the soupers paid more? >> it is considered a performance art. >> you considered the performance art, and how does that work? you don't pay for the stripper? >> you pay for the song. >> and then you can get a dance in the back, but it is a priva

it's 5:00 in new york city and i got a cold. >> greg: so in the spirit of the old mickey mouse club,embers for its fan club for off the record meeting with eric holder. but the media were in this club. media decided to get everybody on the same page again as it is supposed to be when you are in the media and your guy is in power. this date is doomed. most journalists are passing it up beginning with the "new york times" preferring on the

so a significant change here with this very strong cold front, 32 is the temperature right now in the citydenver. 39 in the city of minneapolis. tonight getting even colder. 20s for you in the city of denver. 25 in rapid city. because it's so cold we do have the cold enough tops to see the snow coming down and we do have it coming down in colorado right now. nebraska, and spreading into sections of minnesota and minneapolis you are currently under a winter storm warning because you can see 6 to 9 inches of snow, denver they could see about 6 inches. martha, one thing i do want to point out, temperatures at the surface need to be at freezing as well for that snow to stick. martha: we've heard of light deprivation, these people are suffering from spring deprivation and my heart goes out to them. thank you, maria. >> reporter: thank you. bill: amazing stuff isn't it. here is a sight you don't want to see either. northern california, sonoma and napa counties you've got fire crews working on fires in both of these areas. the fires were started by downed power lines which means that area is flat

can see the green, picking up moisture starting to move into the crescent city area about 40 miles west of eureka. this is the cold front and it will bring rain to the bay area for your memorial day monday. let's take a look at who could expect how much rainfall in a bit. >> carnival grand parade took over the mission district. keira was one of hundreds of thousands of people lining the streets. >> the sights and sounds of latin america and cultures went down the street. carnival parade is magical. it's something that you would have to go to brazil, trinidad, jamaica, puerto rico, pan that, mexico and all these countries, but here in san francisco is the only carnival parade where you get to see, carnaval parade. >> it's 35th event bringing hundreds of thousands of people to mission district to enjoy food, music and art over the course of two days. this year's theme, carnaval harlem shake was relished by all >> we don't look it as just latinos or latinas. it's for everybody. it doesn't matter who you are. >> we can hear the energy and music. you can't help be part of the fun. i love it. >> believe it it almost did

city. not as chilly as across the midwest. look at the temperatures, because oh, it's cold in rapid city. 34 in rapid city. 40 in minneapolis. 48t a lot of comparison to the northeast and the south. that is wrong for this time of year. that's because we have got this system that brought the record-breaking snow across the upper midwest and the northern plain. the upper level low is spinning. you can see it on the radar across the ohio river valley. it's not going to move very much. what does that mean? it means flooding. flooding rainfall across abortion of the mississippi river. as well as the tennessee river. that is not good news. up fortunately, because we have been dealing with in some cases a record-breaking april in terms of rainfall. now heading to pay, more of this wet weather moving in. we are going to watch this carefully. the flash food watch and warpings are posted. you ke so the low pressure is not moving. it will spin across the areas. atlanta, georgia, several inches of rain in your forecast. not a great start to the workweek unfortunately. two to three inches we will keep an eye on that. keep an eye on the wild

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moisture from the gulf of mexico, you have a jet stream crossing the cold front and watch this. from oklahoma city west, that's where the bulk of this happens tonight. remember, this afternoon and tonight up to north platte, the threat from fargo into south oklahoma so it's not just that area but that's the biggest area for tornadoes then this goes into tomorrow and this looks like an even ansas city, wichit tulsa and oklahoma city tomorrow in some of that big, big risk area. heat has been a big fueling factor and it will again record temps yesterday for a lot of west texas, again, lubbock above 100, 99 midland and there you go, some moisture and even flooding possible in the southeast. that's a look at the big picture. >> thank you, ginger. >>> the bling factor at the cannes film festival is significantly diminished the result of a real-life hollywood-style caper involving a million dollars in jewels meant to be lo loo loaned out to a-list stars prowling various red carpets. lama hasan is in cannes. la lama, good morning. >> reporter: on a wet and windy morning in cannes, we have so much to tell

moisture from the gulf of mexico, you have a jet stream crossing the cold front and watch this. from oklahoma city west, that's where the bulk of this happens tonight. remember, this afternoon and tonight up to north platte, the threat from fargo into south oklahoma so it's not just that area but that's the biggest area for tornadoes then this goes into tomorrow and this looks like an even greater risk, so parts of kansas city, wichita, tulsa and oklahoma city tomorrow in some of that big, big risk area. heat has been a big fueling factor and it will again record temps yesterday for a lot of west texas, again, lubbock above 100, 99 midland and there you go, some moisture and even flooding possible in the >> good morning. zahren. after thredays in the 80 we will cool off temperatures low to mid0's. out of e east. you can see on the e satellite some shower activity just down a little closer the howers i-95 to south down near fredericksburg. rain red showers and lily tonight and tomorrow a repeat. 68 to o 73 and warming up >> thank you, ginger. >>> the bling factor at the cannes film festival is sign

cold. >>> i've yet to see an ostrich crossing sign on a road in a city but they might want to start installing them in china. what's being called a rogue ostrich on the loose at 7:00 p.m.. this is peak rush hour time. lot or of cars on the road. look at this thing, keeping up with this right car in traffic. even in getting involved in two accidents. there you see it in a crosswalk. it hits the ostrich and gets right back up and again, here like a motorcycle and car, the ostrich gets crushed. people are stopping and trying to help but then pops up. >> any of those pedestrians could have hitched a hide. it will get you where you're going quick. >> ard coing to one record made it's way through four different streets in this city. was involved in at least two accidents here. no one seriously injuried from the ostrich on the loose and no one knows where it came from. >> no one said my ostrich escaped from my basement or ostrich farm broken into. >> can you picture yourself driving through traffic? right apparently police did catch up with mr. ostrich here, mr. or mrs. ostrich, got it into custody o

it's 5:00 in new york city and i got a cold. >> greg: so in the spirit of the old mickey mouse club,e media were in this club. media decided to get everybody on the same page again as it is supposed to be when you are in the media and your guy is in power. this date is doomed. most journalists are passing it up beginning with the "new york times" preferring on the

city says 46. i think 44 menlo park. 46 livermore. cold lows. sunny. coast bay inland.e don't have any problem with sunshine. temperatures are absolutely falling off the table. they will level off today and tomorrow. what is causes this? strong low. sunny and breezy. windy for some. staying cool. in the sun without the wind it may not be bad. there be a fresh breeze as we say. 50s and 60s or 70s. sunny and breezy. a little bit warmer on the weekend. it looks like more changes next week. >>> 6:50 is the time right now. net app says it will cut 900 jobs. the data storage company plans to streamline operations. that is after operating costs show outpacing sales growth. the grilled chicken breast strips contain wheat and soy but the package label does not list the ingredients. they can cause allergic reactions. foster farms says it occurred when the wrong label was put on the packages. it has a use by date of june 22nd. >>> time now 6:51. a sixth grader will compete tonight in the nation's capitol as one of the ten finalists in the national geographic bee. he will go for th

a cold front moved through so this time yesterday, 84 teagues in oklahoma city. watch what happens in 4,000, -- happens in 24 hours put the worst of the weather is over. are. >> shepard: wet and cold especially for people without jackets anymore like we are. we are going to be joined in a minute by james rushing -- james and chrisy rushing. you have had a rough one. >> yes, we have. >> shepard: we'll take you through their story and that of their neighbors as we continue to cover the great tornado of 2013 right after this. i always wanted to design a bike that honored those who serve our country. and geico gave me that opportunity. now naturally, we wanted it to be powerful, innovative and we built this bike as a tribute to those who are serving, those who have served and their families. and i think we nailed it. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where

city. half-moon bay is in the lower 40s. red flag warnings are out, very cold temperatures overall, look i have seen 50. >> 0s to near -- 50s to near 70 degrees and i would think it will be obliterated. 30s to 70s and we have incredible temperatures and no clouds and fog is near santa cruz, even inland and this will be a very warm day for some, even warmer for tomorrow and maybe 90s in san francisco and it all comes to an abrupt end. >>> as we have been talking about it all morning, we will continue to monitor the red flag warning and any other parts of the bay area. >>> people are getting ready and it is all because of today's date. we will be right back. . >>> the killing of a young girl, the attempted kidnapping of a toddler, investigators are trying to find out if those two crimes are connected. >>> thousands will be out in the streets, we are live in san jose where they say immigration reform is especially important this year, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thank yo

but cold and windy weather did not attract the usual amount of tourists seaside heights city leaders were hoping for. >> if it was nice, people would probably be coming back to seaside heights because they want to receive what's happening and support the town. but with the weather like this it's going to be a little you know stretched to get things going. >> sandy caused $37 billion in damage on the jersey shore. the area brings in about half of the state's $40 billion tourism industry. >>> video released today captures the frightening moments when a bridge collapsed in washington state. what it's going to take to get it ready for drivers again. >> streets, freeways and homes underwater, a rush to rescue more than 200 trapped people. the downpour no one expected. >> and here if the bay area, if you're able to see the moon -- in the bay area, if you're able to see the moon, you're kind of lucky because it's kind of cloudy out there. it's a supermoon. weal talk about -- we'll talk about this and showers, when you should expect them as the news continues right here on the cw. ,,,,,,,,,,

this is a pretty strong cold front. 56 in denver. 62 in kansas city. 70s currently in texas. and it's that dividing line between the warm, very, very humid air, and the cooler drier air that is going to fire off some of those storms as we go through the day. it doesn't look like much right now, in the area right down from nebraska into oklahoma, there are no storms just yet. north of that, we're seeing run of the mill thunderstorms up across south dakota. you can see heavy pockets of rain moving eastward, and those could be storms that could create strong gusty winds and moderate sized hail. also down into alabama and georgia, that's where we're seeing strong storms too. there is the threat of thunderstorm activity across a good part of the country. the biggest threat will be from nebraska through kansas right down into oklahoma. it is going to be very hot and very humid. but the chance of isolated tornadoes is certainly possible as we go into this evening. something will be tracking for sure. alex? >> thank you for doing that for us. >>> as powerball mania is sweeping across