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the extended forecast now that we have dried out. we're going to remain that way.s in the forecast between now and the weekend. mid upper 60 z, thursday, friday, we begin to cool a little bit. a little bit cooler on sunday. we wake up with a chilly start. >> the aaward combination is out, and listing is getting the nods of few surprises. >> this year only 9 movies earned enough first place votes to score a nomination. they are hue grow, extremely loud and incredibly coast. the tree of life. and money ball which was partially filmed right here in oakland. and over to ktvu doyle you'll find it under the oscar nomination section. that's our report. thank you for trusting ktvu channel news -- channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news break. on ktvu channel 2. tmz is up next right here on tv36. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i

dried fruit peel is also banned from being imported into the united states. sfo officials destroyed the skulls as well as the fruit peels. >>> a surprise resignation in silicon valley. the cofounder of yahoo jerry yang is leaving the company this just two weeks after the struggling company hired former paypal exec scott thompson as its ceo. >>> better bundle up. the bay area is in for another big chill tonight. roberta is here with more on the freeze warning. hey, roberta. >> one more night of cold temperatures but not as cold as last night due to the increasing cloud cover. good evening, everybody. go ahead and take a look at this red highlighted area because that's where we have another freeze warning in effect. it encompasses the santa clara valley as well as the san joaquin valley. but we are going to concentrate on san jose, santa clara, also the almaden valley, alviso, alum rock, that's where temperatures will tumble into the low 30s subfreezing in san jose at 31 degrees. it will be 30 overnight in redwood city. we have temperatures in the 20s and 30s a

, dried cranberries and dried raisins toss them in there and then took sun flower seeds and roasted pecans pan roast them in the oven for a minute or so put some of those in there and crew tons, you can make your croutons at home or buy store bought. i will take that apple ranch dump it in there, give it a toss. >> i was thinking it would come out with the golden color but came out sort of green that was interesting. >> the parsley. >> the parsley. >> the parsley when you blend it together the parsley is going to give it that nice bright green color. >> okay. >> so give that a nice. >> is this an entree at the restaurant. >> you can get it as an appetizer or entree most people start off with first course salad, a lot of people add you know chicken to it and use it as a main course. >> that would make it more of a meal. >> all right. >> just plate it. voila. >> that is it? >> can we take a taste? once again we will of course encourage you to visit wild fire because if we just did the wildorf salad but check out some of the other menu items they are always so yummy. >>> always a guaranteed c

and when the music stops then all of a sudden, the cheap, overnight money dries up. this is what's happening in europe today. this is what happened in 2008. and then people are stuck with all these risky assets, and they can't fund them. they owe cash to the people they borrowed overnight from or on a weekly basis. that's what creates the so-called contagion. that's what creates the downward spiral. now, unless we let those burn out, it'll be done over and over. in other words, if, you know, if a lesson isn't learned, then the error will be repeated over and over. >> stockman says the modern bailout culture took off under president bill clinton. it was engineered with the help of federal reserve chairman alan greenspan and top economic advisors at the treasury, larry summers and robert rubin. >> the american people either didn't agree or didn't understand what in the world i'm up to in mexico. >> i think it started with the bailout of the banks in 1994 during the mexican peso crisis. >> reporter: for investors, it was a sight for sore eyes. mexico's stock market actu

had to implement one last year, because of limited funding for this program.as federal timulus funds driedand states continued to face budget shortfalls, child care assistance programs suffered. families in 37 states had less access to aid in 2011 than they did the year before, according to the national women's law center -- and that negative trend continues.we don't help enough families. we don't get families enough help and we don't provide enough support for the childcare programs that serve are poorest children so they can give them the strong start they need to be ready for school. advocates say early childhood education is key to preparing a child for school and believe the government should invest more in the area. we can't be a strong country if we don't invest in early childhood.andrea stubbs has no idea when she'll have access to state aid. she hopes to eventually get a better-paying job so she can send adrian back to day care.i want the best for my child and i want his future to be as bright as possible. -----end----- cnn.scripp----- coming up... up...the ravens are one win away

best recipe says dried. if you have them dried you would have soaked them overnight. and then wash them thoroughly and dump that water out and cook them a little bit on your stove top and when they are partially cooked add them to the soup. >> sweet potatoes are soft and cooked. then you add the black beans. >> to the pot. >> and then -- >> and then a touch of broth. you can use vegetable broth. we use, at our shop, homemade vegetable stock. we just brought a little water because you can use either one. what's important to remember is that the sweet potatoes are going to release a lot of water. since we are making a chili right now and it is going to be nice and chuthick, you don't wa to add too much water. lit make it loose. add it slowly. you get a nice thick chili. >> it looks fantastic. when do the tomatoes go in? >> once your beans are cooked, add the diced tomatoes. this is what i'm saying. we have those measurements. you just -- we cook to taste. i like tomatoes and add more. and then you want to add your freshly squeezed lime juice for a little bit of punch. >

he dried a rose and we put it in a plastic container. we didn't know if it would survive or not. we packed it away. all of the important p things i had to do, i had to check the rose. it was perfect. it was in the rose parade in the 2009 parade. when we think of bayer, we think of asprin. we use them over at the wrigley mansion. we'll help them grow parade quality roses. >> we are excited to see it. the best of luck to both of you. we'll send p it back over to you on this fine morning. >> good morning. it's great to see you. one thing you may not know is that they are created and sdwiened by a company named phoenix decorating that has 22 floats in this parade. nine by this lovely woman herself. >> good morning. you've been busy. you must be ready for a long winters nap. >> we are but believe it or not, we start designing next week for next year. this is pretty spectacular. yes, we did have a height issue going on. we did wha want to make the eagle tall and front of center. we had to make the tree of life here that goes down and under the parade route. >> is that a nail biting mom

first, the winds dried out the rain that came through the area and now the winds are sustained over the area, right around 18 miles per hour in central maryland and double digits over the board -- -- >>> we have had winds reported at the airport and at 35 miles per hour. this is in effect for the areas in brown until 6:00 p.m. and in west maryland, a winter weather advisory, that could include snow off the lake. central maryland, colder to oakland and with the wind, feeling like 24 on our skin. the winds will be with us for the afternoon and we can tell more on what the change will be. >>> the wind is not stopping the raven fans, the count down is on for the first playoff game at home in five years. that is 49 hours away and we are your home for the playoff coverage as the team and fans make their final preparation for the big game on sunday. >>> all of that is especially high this purple friday as fans and others are rallying around the team. we have more on the excitement that is building. >> we are here with the raven fans and you know we love them. they love baltimore, but no one wa

little bit of a breeze dried out a lot of things. if anything is still wet, it could be slick, keep that in mind especially west of town. la are plate ta -- la plate ta down to 32. across much of the than endoa-- of the than endoa, of the than dough avalley. >>> the beltway looks great zooming into 279 on the southbound side. no problems to report coming in from frederick. >> reporter: german town. over to the other side of town, here's what it looks like. nice and light here. we'll go back over to the map. this time taking a look on the other side. here's what it looks like on the beltway from college park into silver spring. that means at 5:32 in the morning it is usually getting slow but not right now. southern maryland, no problems to report on route 5 or route 301. we'll take a live look at the beltway at branch avenue after andrews air force base. nice and light this morning with the lanes open. over into virginia the next time around in my next report. back to you guys. >>> today at noon national park police are expected to be

everything dries out by tuesday. of that foxboro, a lot of sunshine tomorrow. some snow on the ground from today's stuff. 29-33 r.t. game time temperatures. -- are the game time temperatures. monday, the high will be about 50. tuesday, dry. rain chances again thursday through saturday. >> this is 11 sports. >> coming to live from providence, rhode island the ravens -- rhode island. the ravens have arrived. right now in providence, 22 degrees and breezy. after about 5 inches of snow. it is just lovely. if you want cold football up -- cold football weather, that is indeed what the ravens saw when they arrived. they got here about an hour-and- a-half ago they look absolutely focused and ready for some football. the ravens defense, one of the best. the patriots' offense, one of the best. after what we saw a week ago in new england, a tremendous challenge set forth for these guys from baltimore when you see a team that can score 45 points against a pretty good defense. you would think they could be concern, but the ratings are in the role of underdog and they relish

it was raining in the dried in. are we done with precipitation? >> not yet. it will change over to snow in some directions. let's look at the soup with dr. -- super doppler seven. it is going into frederick county. it is not sticking however. to the ground is too warm. a little bit of rain throughout montgomery county. french expert has a little bit of a sprinkle. typical fraud is starting to move through. temperatures are waiting to drop. 36 degrees in cumberland. 53 degrees in lexington park. we are transitioning. the wind is picking up. it will be a windy day today. the issue the winded pfizer until 6:00 p.m. that means the costs -- gusts up to 50 miles an hour. the weekend, actual high temperatures in the 30's. >> we will have to keep an eye on the bridges. the tussocky -- the chesapeake bay bridge used to post warning at that time. it changes the rules of the game on 301. we know what is coming. we know what to keep our eye on. we're keeping our eye on you around the region. no accidents to report right now. listen what adam caskey has to say. 81 and rou

. >> reporter: as federal funds dried up and states continued to face shortfalls, child care assistancegrams suffered. families in 37 states had less access to aid in 2011 than the year before. according to the national women's law center, and that negative trend continues. >> we don't give enough help or provide enough support. early education is key to preparing a child for school and the government should invest more in the area. >> we can't be a strong country if we don't invest in early childhood. >> andrea has no idea when she will have access to aid and hopes to get a better paying job to send adrian back today care. >> i want the best for my child and his future to be as bright as possible. >> cold weather brings hem issues from pulled -- health issues from pulled muscles and broken bones from slipping on the ice. health experts warn you need to keep an eye on your furnace. leaky furnaces can e mitt carbon -- omit carbon monoxide. also experts warn ce from wood burning stove, furnaces and charcoal grills can builds up if appliances are not vented paterno is speaking out ,x after

rain is in our forecast on and off again today through tomorrow morning before i find it dries out. most of the weekend will be all right, but we could see the flurries and snow showers on sunday. >> we are getting lucky, for those that for for rain. thank you for joining us for 11 news at noon watch tonight at 5:00 with donna and stan. >> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.

as the air dries out, the due points drop like a rock. that will support colder morning temperatures once the winds back off. how dry it has been as we approach close to halftime on a rain season. 20% to 30% of average bay area wide. no signs will be adding to that today. those offshore winds, what we have today is creating the winds, an area of low pressure diving down east of the sierra and high pressure nudging down behind it. the pattern we have seen from december into january where we get these north winds. we haven't had any rain. fire danger is unusually high. we are going to see a fire weather watch for most of the coastal range hills north of the bay area. a red flag warning. >>> speaking of how dry, this model will show us rain or clouds showing up in wlit. you can see how the moisture is really being taken away from the bay area. heading into sunday, not much in the way of coastal fog or any high clouds. the only chance of showers, late monday into tuesday. this system, like the one we are seeing now is going to drop east of la

dried fruit peel is banned for importation. they were destroyed. >>> the average home has 11 of them. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains those phone chargers we all need could be sucking you dry. >> whenever we charge something we charge it unplug it immediately and put it back in the drawer. >> reporter: ann goes above and beyond to make sure her chargers aren't needlessly sucking energy but she is the minority. >> having things more energy- efficient is by far the best solution. >> reporter: the california energy commission agrees approving groundbreaking new efficiency standards targeting about 170 million so-called vampire battery chargers that waste much of the electricity they suck from your home. >> the companies have the technology available to meet the standard. >> reporter: and pierre of the natural resources defense council says those standards will ensure all products in california charge efficiently and more importantly stop charging when the batteries are full. >> some of the battery chargers we see on the

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they tell me by friday the building should be stablized and dried. then they clan begin repair -- can begin repairs. >> no estimate has been made for the cost of the damage and cleanup. >>> senator miller said governor martin o'malley decided to shift costs on to the county. miller says the governor -- he would have like lad larger shift in money. >>> looks like tourism is becoming a big business in our state. cumberland, staying in st. michaels, shopping in chesapeake. walking around fort mchenry. we have seen a 4% rise in tourism. 130,000 marylanders are directly employed thanks to tourism. >>> before you put on your head phones and head out for a run, listen up. local doctors say those head phones could put you in serious danger. why they are the reason more people are being hit by cars than ever before. >>> not knowing the difference between a cold or a flu may affect you. >>> and why this year marks the last time we may wait for the mysterious poe visitor. >> all right, jamie, 58 at bwi. almost 20 degrees above average. so not within two degrees

dries out crossing the mountains it with this area of high pressure develop offshore winds starting tomorrows why we'll get a warming trend probably poor air pollution. right now it -- winds fastest saturday night into sunday morning. heading to tahoe, 53° today, mid 40s as you head through the weekend. seven day forecast, another seven days without rain warmest saturday, sunday, monday, cooler tuesday, another warm dry spell starts wednesday, next week. >>> tiger woods' ex-wife elin is a home wrecker we mean literally. nordegren bought in 12 million dollar oceanfront estate in florida last year after she split with tiger. now she decided she doesn't like it. she had the 17,000 square foot mansion demolished. no word what she plans to build this location is 140 miles from tiger's home in orlando. the couple shares custody of their two children. >>> new greener option monday. new hybrid buses come with comfortable seats, foot rests, reading lights and free wifi like the big tech companies. 10 hybrid buses hit the road monday, 10 more by the end of the month paid for with stimulus and state bo

ron paul, maybe a dried apple doll. gingrich, a bob's big boy. michele bachmann, a staerlted lemur, rick santorum, let's say a vanilla ice cream cone that hates gay people. still, anyone of these fine candidates could be our next president. you hear that, barack obama? you and your health insurance mandate are going down, buddy. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) is (cheers and applause) >> welcome back, everybody. my guests tonight is the star of the movie the girl with the dragon tattoo. >> who is it? >> it's michel bloomquist. may i come in, please. >> hi, you and i need to talk. i've got us some breakfast-- sorry, i didn't realize you am -- >> hey, who do you think are you? >> i'm the guy you know better than my closest friends do. why don't you put some clothes on, get rid of your girlfriend. we need to talk. >> stephen: i will go see that please welcome daniel craig. (cheers and applause) thank you, thank you. (cheers and applause) well, mr. craig, thank you for joining me. (cheers and applause) >> very good. >> pleasure to you have

all the way through the period and staying cool across northern areas but it looks lake the weekend driesut. friday afternoon we will see sunshine and continued above normal temperatures. southeast winds, 5-10 knots. the bay temperature stuck around 39-degrees. small cap advisory will go into effect late tomorrow night. tonight, rather cloudy and maybe sprinkle or shower. 34-38 in the city. tomorrow, beaks up in the mid 40s. a bit of rain from time to time. adopt expect a whole lot until tomorrow night. steady rain into friday morning and it clears out by the afternoon. mild and 53. 50 on saturday. cooling down the weekend and partly cloudy. 43 and almost normal on monday. 42-26. >> the ravens season is over but they suffer another tough loss today. >>> we have the big change on the coaching staff. that's next ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> your good ones move on and that's the case for the ravens. they failed to reach the super bowl in indianapolis but chuck is going to take over as the head coach for colts. he leaves after one season in charge of the defense. he interviewed with the colts a

. >> he dries the dog off. he gets the dog to shoefrmt re. he can see how injured this dog is. according to florida highway patrol, barney's owner, donna chin, was running with him when they were hit by a drunk driver. she died. barney took off. the person driving the car was arrested. he was injured as well but released from the hospital. theysay the suspect was involved in ant gong, hit chin, then hit a pole. >> he left quite a chain of destruction. >> his attorney was asking that he be released on bail because the suspect is expecting a baby. rory says barney was found about a mile from where the accident happened. the family did get barney back. >> poor little guy. >> that poor family. nothing can replace donna chin to her family, but i'm sure it's a bit of comfort that they got barney back. >>> got a video to show you, guys, of a couple of friends in a small plane flying over the countryside here. they're going in for a landing. listen to this. hear that extremely annoying, loud, beeping sound? >> i would imagine that's an alarm because something is going wrong. >> you hea

that heat dried us out, this dust devil swirled next to the construction site there on august 12th. and then came irene, which will be known for the flooding and power problems, but this was the day before she actually hit. this was sent to me from worcester county. looks like a gravity weight dropping the shower, on the leading edge of the hurricane, in its wake, irene did this, standing by a 65-foot tree, knocked over by the storm. but after many trees fell on many power lines, this woman was left standing to show us the intense beauty of fall. at the golf course in annapolis, thanks to melody, there was a little magic on this one. this summer sunrise by the chesapeake showing the calm beauty, something that the local musician worked on in his play. and going up north, where adam and his dad took a sunrise shot almost every day this year. waiting for their time lapse video, you can watch it as well on their facebook page, titled forgotten race. no way we can forget it now. so what will 2012 bring? who knows? but the same question will continue to be invited by video like this one,

money dries up quick. ask rudy giuliani. i was in that campaign. to win a good, today, rick santorum is going to pick up a lot of money. he'll go from 3% to 4% in new hampshire to something more than 3% or 4%. the romney campaign feels very good about the way this is breaking, obviously. he's very strong. the white house obviously -- the attacks have begun on a daily basis. that was really the great barometer when the white house, democratic national committee, weeks ago began testing the barometer, it told you all you needed to know about their view in the republican primary season. >> they said that in the beginning. >> it was going to be mitt romney and all of the other champions came up and -- >> flavor of the day. >> herman cain, bachmann. >> who got 50 votes last night. >> he's popular. >> bottom line is -- >> we've got 30 seconds left. >> new hampshire is almost a given. what about south carolina? seems like voters there are still looking for something other than romney. >> something to look for. newt gingrich is angry. he will run a lot of

that's because the town's main well has dried up. >>> time for the weather from across this country thisng. it will be spring like in the eastern parts of the country. some thunderstorms around new orleans, houston, dallas. a dusting of snow in northern minnesota, millichigan, and ida. 71 in phoenix. kansas city up to 60. chicago, 51. a middle 56 here in new york. 78 in miami. >>> well, disappointment for early tax filers. some refunsd will be late this year. we'll explain. >>> plus, the giants get to indianapolis. one giant shares his extreme excitement on twitter. >>> plus this morning, bueller is back. one of many commercials for the super bowl already out. that's all ahead in "the pulse." >>> welcome back, everybody. carnival cruise line is revising its forecast for 2012, after the fallout caused by the "costa concordia" cruise ship accident earlier this month. they're expecting losses of 48 to 51 cents a share. that's an annual loss of up to $395 million. >>> facebook is expected to be valued at $100 billion. it would take until may before facebook stock begins trading on the stock

and highs for tuesday, dri. upper 40s and sunshine. and there are low to mid-50s, here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. freezing cold mornings and sunshine, temperatures into 50s and a chance of rain wednesday. and rain thursday and 49ers going to be playing giants sunday, rain likely. take gain rear with you, at least at this point. >> and you said plaichblt you bean beat something. >> right. >> still ahead an amazing story good timing. why crews say timing helped save a mother and her children teetering on the eej and what a way to start a marriage. from michael finney leaky washing machine causing 30,000s ndz damage to a new home and a secret settlement received. we'll be right back here. hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first on the side. from honey nut cheerios to cinnamon toast crunch to lucky charms, get more whol

the air mass has dried out and clear skies, temperatures are falling compared to 24 hours ago down five degrees in redwood city. concord down up to 10 degrees compared to 24 hours ago. so colder tonight, patchy frost inland and sunny and mild for your saturday afternoon. chance of showers arriving by sunday night. it's really late at night. tonight we do have downsloping winds. it's the offshore flow that is keeping things stirred up in the higher terrain. wind gusts on the hilltops around 50 miles an hour in places like mount diablo. in lower elevations, temperatures will be down near or just above freegd freezing. 34 in livermore, 46 in concord. mid 30s in vallejo. low 30s in santa rosa. pretty chill any li near the coast. right around oakland and san francisco not quite as cold. here is a look at satellite and radar. this is the area of high pressure that is providing us with the unusually warm weather for january. this continues tomorrow, dry offshore flow. so another mild day on top. but the winds are going to switch directions by sunday. pattern changes of this system approaches w

sometimes when you get too close to his food, teddy kind of gets an dri. >> teddy usually doesn't likeare his food but in this case he's had so much, you can have a bite. >> now what? it's all gone. >> no. teddy. those are for display only. i guess he'll eat anything. >> gets the corn taste out of his mouth to move on to the next course. >> teddy, the most popular porcupine in the world. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of "right this minute." we're so glad you joined us. we're going to leave you with a look at the aurora lights over alaska. another half hour of our show is on the way. stick around. ♪

slight, slight chance, but things have dried up. still at very warm. 37, hasn't dropped a bit. humidity has come up a bit. the barometer fallen to 29997 inches. 43 now. we have these southwest winds that are keeping this temperature mild. we should get down to at least freezing tomorrow and some upper 20s. right now rather mild conditions. a slight chance of a flurry later on to night, but not a great, great chance. we have a bit of a south, southwest wind. it's picking up out of the west and that's bringing colder air. there were snow showers this afternoon, ohio 1-2 inches. pittsburgh area had 1-2 inches. indiana, pennsylvania 1-2 inches. tomorrow will bring this cooler, dry air to the northwest. another system coming in right on the heels of that picks up gulf moisture and moves across the region tomorrow and saturday. the storm will get more warm in a little quicker. even though we're expecting a period of snow and sleet, freezing rain early saturday, it's not going to last long. temperatures getting back up to 40. tonight, maybe a flurry or two and on tomorrow night. we'll

sunnyvale. 60 degrees in san francisco, 68 in santa rosa where the northeast winds warmed up the air and driedt out as it dropped into santa rosa and there you see 61 in livermore. right now we're already in the 30s in fairfield and santa rosa. notice 40s and 50s in the inner bay. concord and napa for tomorrow morning. not much wind out there. the offshore winds are going to back off a little bit tomorrow as a sea breeze starts to pick back up which brings low clouds to the coast, and we're talking about patchy fog in the valleys. north and east bay valleys for your monday morning commute will have fog. another no burn day tomorrow, and we could see more of these this week with the dry pattern in place. what we have here on the satellite in radar view is just some high clouds coming on in. we have a system offshore. it looks pretty impressive on the satellite view, so you take into account where it is headed. it is moved off to the north and away from the bay area in terms of the rain-producing part. this is going to head up towards oregon but it will spill some clouds our way and bring us a b

dries out crossing the mountains it with this area of high pressure develop offshore winds starting tomorrowhat's why we'll get a warming trend probably poor air pollution. right now it -- winds fastest saturday night into sunday morning. heading to tahoe, 53° today, mid 40s as you head through the weekend. seven day forecast, another seven days without rain warmest saturday, sunday, monday, cooler tuesday, another warm dry spell starts wednesday, next week. >>> tiger woods' ex-wife elin is a home wrecker we mean literally. nordegren bought in 12 million dollar oceanfront estate in florida last year after she split with tiger. now she decided she doesn't like it. she had the 17,000 square foot mansion demolished. no word what she plans to build this location is 140 miles from tiger's home in orlando. the couple shares custody of their two children. >>> new greener option monday. new hybrid buses come with comfortable seats, foot rests, reading lights and free wifi like the big tech companies. 10 hybrid buses hit the road monday, 10 more by the end of the month paid for with stimulus and stat

radar has been clearing, what little pretippation we have left, but most of the shore, also now has a dried out pretty nicely here, and it is a wider perspective. you can see there's not much left to come in to the west. but it was interesting for a few hours, especially those of you who had to get back -- poor timing, not -- [inaudible] >> and here is a look at verizon and last stop, and on i- 270. you can see the west parking lot here, and it is this spot that's still damp, especially elevated service, tomorrow. that's real think last thing we are concerned about, and it is still a situation where you could get briefly ahead, overnight and into the early morning commute. 33 baltimore, 32 now at the freezing mark so you get the idea that things will start to ice up. we were at 40 earlier today. initially a lot of that snow did not stick very well, and it is off to rain and a brief thin layer of slush in areas. but again, as we go forward daybreak, whatever moisture is left likely to ice up and you can see that is pushed out of here just a little moisture left on the beaches. to west there'

in the well of knowledge dries up for a day is the world's most popular online encyclopedia joins the protest over planned u.s. copyright laws which will get pedia says internet freedom. in the world bank has lowered its outlook on however the russian economy is expected to grow faster than most countries three and a half percent this year doing it for more of that and other stories in our business sports. it's ten pm this is r t live from moscow my name is kevin and well welcome to you the top story moscow's vying to do everything it can to make sure the u.n. security council doesn't sanction a military intervention in syria that pledge from russia's top diplomat as he wrapped up a briefing about twenty eleventh's foreign policy paper all over is at the foreign ministry. russia blames both the assad government and the opposition for fighting continuing in the country and moscow wants to see both sides put down their weapons and come together around the table to try and hammer out a peaceful solution to what's happening there now what was new that was said by said again lover of on we

his khaki uniform was torn and stained with dried blood and mud. the faded white tag across his shirt read, private d packston. the solders marched him to the river and made him kneel bite coconut trees on the riverbanks much the japanese officer drew his long sword, dip it in the running water, swung it high and one swoop, cut the american's head off. seconds before the blade hit him the american shouted something. perhaps his mother's name or a lover he had back home. may be it was the name of his god. he called out, but it did not matter. his head turned circles in the air before landing with a small that you had on the soft muddy banks of the river. my mother opened her mouth and tried to scream as the head rolled past her feet. on the far hills red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's family came upon the burnt out fields and found the body of a dog s

the future forecast is that for the afternoon it looks like we will have the dried afternoon and it will be a dry break until about 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, you will see the rain pushing to the north bay growing widespread until the afternoon hours and then it will start to be scattered by nature by about 6:00 p.m. and take a look at this on monday by 3:00 p.m. it will increase in intensity. all this yellow indicates moderate to heavy downpour and that is before it starts to clear by your monday morning commute. our forecast is coming up for now we will check in. >>reporter: pg&e crews are busy restoring power to as many as 29,000 customers. they lost power after 1:00 a.m., pg&e said the transition outage was to blame but the cause is still under investigation. meanwhile, this developing story out of san francisco were occupy protesters will in other rallies this afternoon for just hours after some demonstrators smashed into a luxury car dealership last night. two officers will actually injured, a small group storm in an abandoned hotel nearby. they began to throw objects at those pas

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and after a wet ride into work this morning, thing versus dried out but it is still really cold outsideod evening and thanks for joining us tonight. let's check in first with our meteorologists for the forecast coming up this weekend and how cold it's going to be out there. >> we're going to have the cold around here. we're dodging the winter weather up in no

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the air mass has dried out and clear skies, temperatures are falling compared to 24 hours ago down five degrees in redwood city. concord down up to 10 degrees compared to 24 hours ago. so colder tonight, patchy frost inland and sunny and mild for your saturday afternoon. chance of showers arriving by sunday night. it's really late at night. tonight we do have downsloping winds. it's the offshore flow that is keeping things stirred up in the higher terrain. wind gusts on the hilltops around 50 miles an hour in places like mount diablo. in lower elevations, temperatures will be down near or just above freegd freezing. 34 in livermore, 46 in concord. mid 30s in vallejo. low 30s in santa rosa. pretty chill any li near the coast. right around oakland and san francisco not quite as cold. here is a look at satellite and radar. this is the area of high pressure that is providing us with the unusually warm weather for january. this continues tomorrow, dry offshore flow. so another mild day on top. but the winds are going to switch directions by sunday. pattern changes of this system approaches w