what causes dry eye. >> chronic dry eye, its long-term process. so because it doesn't appear overnight it doesn't disappear overnight. there is no one thing that fixes everything. dry eyes come in different categories. >> cheryl: and with the animation your office looking at the redeye, i can relate to that. this is frontier science video and this is one of the indicators, right? >> people with dry eyes could get redness and eye could be uncomfortable and sometimes it's hard for them to focus. >> it looks like a fingertip pressing on the eyes. >> the glands, these are oil glands inside the human and they produce the oily part of the tear which is to keep the liquid part from evaporating. >> is there one person more likely to have a dry eye eyeition than another? >> we see it across the ages and in different occupations. this being the computer age as people are staying at the monitors longer they are dealing with it at a younger age. people that suffer from roscasea it affects the eyes and babyboomers are dealing with dryness and aging and some of

san francisco is dry.y, driving through a san ramon valley. green that indicates light rain. mid peninsula it is crossed bay in the san leandro hayward new work union city area. we saw some rain over the san mateo bridge. all the yellow indicates moderate to heavy rain on the coast. potentially hazardous driving conditions along stretches of el camino riel. it is starting to hit the south bay. they did have sent some shot earlier but clouds have made their way to the south bay. heavier rain around mountain view. it depends on where you're located. dry with extra caution. future cast 4:11 a.m. today you can see rain for the heart of the bay, coast line and how to the at livermore valley. we will catch a dry break behind the cold front. 2:00 p.m., most of us will be dry. we could see some pop up showers return by 7:00 p.m.. lingering showers by 7:00 p.m. tonight. tomorrow most of us wake up dry but we could see some light rain just really around the coast. due to instability, thunderstorms likely. hail could

one out of nine years is dry. but if we turn the clock back to 1987 through the early '90s, five out of six years were dry. and, so, it's not really nice and predictable when we tend to have droughts in california or dry water years. same way in the 1970s, we had a couple years out of four that were dry.

the rest of us are drying.associated with this cold front. we have a lot of cool air behind it and cloudy conditions that will persist into the afternoon hours. this is not going to be a the present systen impressive system. it was still be a north bay event, drive for the rest of us. 10:00 a.m. looks like we pick up some light rain around the heart of the bay the mid peninsula of the coastline and the livermore valley. we will see a break and just after the cold front passes. dry conditions for just about everyone. by 4:00 p.m.. into the evening of 11 pushing into midnight, but scattered showers return. the alone indicates moderate to heavy rain. we have potential for light showers along the coastline. again, later on tonight, especially over night due to instability could pick up a pop-up thunderstorm. hail being produced as a possibility over the coastal waters. the been and how much really get in downtown san francisco this the actual shape up to be the driest start to the year on record. that is something

much of wednesday, we'll stay dry. it's only late in the evening that we're expecting those showers to return. temperatures are going to stay rather chilly out there this week, especially for tomorrow afternoon and wednesday morning. we do have another chance of rain into the weekend. we'll, of course, keep you posted as the week progresses. >>> coming up a little later in this broadcast, a former 49er coach just doesn't want to say good-bye. the warriors have new uniforms, and hey, what do you say we grown about the sharks. a little bit later in this broad cast. get whatever you want, baby. let's just share a 20 piece. [ internal ] 20 mcnuggets, for only $4.99? she's beautiful smart and sensible. [ male announcer ] mcdonald's extra value menu. of having more to love. ♪ with this video the family hopes to inspire more people around the country to prove that anything can be done with a little practice and a lot of heart. >> all new dr. phil, stay-at- home dad. >> john has lost control of measure son. >> you have chaos i

we expect to see whether to be dry today -- we expect the weather to be dry today. possible rain-nomex on friday -- rain-snow mix on friday. >> looking fabulous with your purple scarf. 6:37. imagine a horse on ice. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. other than the super bowl victory, what was your favorite memory of the ravens' 2012 season? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> good morning. kim dacey checking on your morning commute. we have cleared the accident southbound on 295. 13 miles per hour in the southbound direction. all lanes should be open now. security boulevard remains closed at forest park. parade closures begin at 10:30 this morning. commerce street to pratt street to howard street. closures on those roads and some smaller roads in the area. 12 minutes in the outer loop. there could be a bit of a delay in the outer loop. the topside of the beltway is moving just fine. that is the late

the state is dry again.round eugene and portland there is wet weather and it could get as close as eureka but most of us are dry today with upper 50's to low 60's through the central valley and 46 in tahoe and upper 50's to low 60's around san diego and los angeles. we will have snow, a couple of inches, but we will get fresh powder thursday and friday in tahoe. sue? >> we go, live, to walnut creek. if you go from southbound 680 at the turn, all the way to 24 everyone is moving at the limit. busy at the 24 junction and through the san ramon valley to dublin/pleasanton traffic is flowing nicely. from san rafael, and north san pedro it is looking good to southern marin and a look at bay bridge toll plaza a minor delay, otherwise, no metering lights and a good ride into san francisco. >> a new bill in the california assembly would cap chemo bills at $100. many treatments are covered unhealth plans at low cost, taking chemo pills can cause patients thousands of dollars. assembly man from frets -- depress know sa

will hang around in the mid-30's to mid-40's and in the low-to-upper 50's with pockets of sunshine and dry in the evening at 46 to 53. sue? >> a look at 80 berkeley beyond university to the macarthur maze it is light, just a few headlights headed in the westbound direction. the mass transit for this president's day we have bart on saturday and muni on saturday, and caltran on a modified holiday and now over to kristen and eric? >> happening now, legal trick -- electric car owners could be smiling, but the rest of us, prices have increased each day for the past month. amy has more on the reasons why. amy? >> ouch. this is the 32nd day of increases including hurricane sandy to switching from the gas we use in the winter to summer gas. it is all coming together to mean bad news for drivers. as of this morning in san francisco you are paying $4.13 up from $3.67 a month ago. check out oakland, you are also up over $4 a gallon and the same situation in san jose a big jump all over the bay area. there are a number of problems that have driven up the price, the recession in europe is not helping.

by 7:00 in the morning clouds but dry. we do see rain in the west. by 8:30 we're still dry. now we have rain in hagerstown, winchester, put this back into motion and the 10:00 hour, now we have showers in gaithersburg, leesburg, fairfax and out 66, but notice east of i-95 we're still dry and then you need your umbrella around lunchtime showers rolling through, but they do go through quickly. behind this system another shot of pretty cold air. the next three days your 9 weather alert is yellow tomorrow. morning mix possible and then showers, temperatures in the upper 40s near 50 and colder wednesday but sunny and windy and chilly thursday, touchdown back into the mid-40s. neb seven days friday clouds return, maybe showers -- next seven days friday clouds return, maybe showers late day saturday, sunday looks nice and monday sunshine, clouds coming in late but temperatures up around 50. so not real concerned with this system. we'll watch it because the air mass is so dry, but i think most of us make it to work dry tomorrow. >> dry is good. >>> coming up we've got new details in

but, it's dry. abc's most accurate meteorologist has details on how it could change into a nasty winter mix. it's monday morning. thanks for joining us this morning. president's day. hope you had a great weekend. i am megan pringle. charley is off today and let's start with meteorologist lynette charles and things are changing and it won't be pretty tomorrow. >> things will be changing throughout the overnight and tomorrow morning. let's start off with temperatures because we are cold. we should be at 25 and we are coming in below that. throwing in the wind and we are colder than the teens we are seeing and in a lot of spots we feel single digits. so you have the temperature fix and let's go to the radar and show you what's going on because we are nice and dry right now. we have all sweeps on and scanning the skies. not a lot to scan for today. dry throughout the day and we get plenty sunshine in here and the clouds will move in. so plan your day going over tographic a. cold start. 25 degrees at 8 a

we're going to warm up and dry out. it was wild around the bay area yesterday, we had snow, hail and rain. cate caugiran is in pleasanton right now covering all the wild weather we had yesterday. >> reporter: it's going to get warmer in the afternoon, i want it to be the afternoon right now. it's 37 degrees in pleasanton. let me tell you, we have been watching this temperature gauge. we have been here maybe half hour. we have seen it drop just 3 degrees in the past half hour. that means this cold weather isn't going to go away anytime soon. look at this video from yesterday. on mount hamilton, snow levels fell as low as 2500 feet. bay area peaks were covered in a blanket of snow. and we were able to capture the snow falling sideways at the top. kpix 5 also caught up with a couple of gentlemen who made it up top mount hamilton on bicycles. >> well, we just decided to go camping last night and we didn't know it was going to be this snowy. it turned into a little more than we were expecting. >> reporter: but around most of

one out of nine years is dry. but if we turn the clock back to 1987 through the early '90s, five out of six years were dry. and, so, it's not really nice and predictable when we tend to have droughts in california or dry water years. same way in the 1970s, we had a couple years out of four that were dry. and, so, on average it's one out of 9, but it can be for extended period of time as we've seen more recently in the late '80s and early '90s. nevertheless, though, we look back at the hetchy portfolio, dusted off some numbers that we had been looking at, and updated those assumptions. we also then, because of that very much unpredictability of wet-dry years. we shaped and formed the savings. if you start with the generation component and once you have unpredictability of wet versus dry and firm it and shape it, you find rate certainty for the rate payers. there's no cost difference between what shell has given us for the no-power price and what we would be able to do with our own hetchy power during the january to

we stay dry. bottom line. we stay dry and we stay warm. 56 degrees in santa rosa. today mid-60s, upper 60s. tomorrow will be like today. wake up cool, frost, not much. over night lows mid-30s. highs today, highs tomorrow will duplicate these. fog, burns back quickly. and tomorrow like today. extended forecast. over night lows, chilly starts for many of you tomorrow, and frost. but -- the weather pattern repeats itself. that is what we got. we will continue dry, we will continue warm. dry forecast for the rest of february, i tell you this, first week of march looks dry too. high pressure keeps everything north. we stay dry. these are the day time highs. 60s. pretty good. warm. we need rain. this is the time of year you want to get it. february is the month. march is a good month. when you don't get it, we are not worried but we talk about it. where is it rain. nothing worse than going in to march with a deficit. it has been dry. >> and beautiful. we need the rain. >> hopefully march. thank you. >> thank you, bill. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, we

these dry -- this dry pattern that is in place now, doesn't look like it's going anywhere through thef the week. no clouds out there, so our temperatures will drop off. again, it's like sleeping without a blanket. as the heat radiates back out into space no high clouds and low clouds. look out for patchy frost tomorrow morning, but the temperatures will warm about 30 degrees fr s fros from where we day. sunol and morgan hill should see highs in the 60s. san francisco, upper 50s for now, middle of the week should be around 60. it will be warming up in the forecast. temperatures not changing a whole lot the next couple of days. watch what happens. wednesday, thursday, friday temperatures starting to warm up. we could see temperatures close to 70 in a few spots. thursday and friday. so, it's a bit of a guilty pleasure. the weather is gorgeous, but this is the snow-producing time of year for us, and we could use more snow in the sierras. starting to fall behind as long as the seven-day forecasts are staying dry. >>> let's bring back henry wofford with a looks at what's going on in the wor

when it's a dry year for us in the hetchy system, it's typically a dry year for everyone, which means there's upward price pressure in the electric market. so, he yes, i would expect that prices would be higher. yes, we would have to purchase more. we would have to meet whatever our commitment was to our customers in terms of the level of renewables. 100% renewable, we'd need to meet 100% renewable in our purchase plan. we would need to meet the mix requirements as well for, you know, what renewable product consistent with state law. and, so, that would serve as the floor and you could exercise discretion beyond that as to what the mix would be. that would be how you could dial in the pricing that keep it affordable in a high wholesale price year. but it's all those moving parts that we need to be managing under a scenario where we don't have a committed price like the shell project, with the shell approach. >> um-hm. >> yes. >> if i could just go back to slide 5 just for a minute. >> sure. >> can you help me understand why we have a firm number in the first column in 2012 and then we

dry tonight. we will talk more about this system and the potential for another system that could follow after that. >>> to the developing story now mere the university of maryland. police tell us a student set fires to lure his room mates outside before firing on them. killing one and wounding another one and taking his own life. they say the gunman suffered from mental illness. officers found more weapons in addition to the one that fired those deadly shots. this all unravelled early this morning along 36th avenue just off metzerott road. >> reporter: are this is one of the fires he set to lure his room mates out of the house so he could shoot them. it appears he used charcoal to start the fire. this one, melted-up plastic patio table. bizarre murder-suicide involving three maryland students. the shooter identifies is devonn maurice green. a 23-year-old grad student at the university of maryland. a former member of the nasa student ambassador program. >> the family let our detectives know that th

not only are we dry, but we'll be dealing with plenty of sunshine.his morning, coming in at 29 degrees. good morning darlington, 27 degrees. this is what future trend looks like. it's nice this morning and then we'll begin to see some change in the forecast as we head into tuesday. now, look at the time line on tuesday. this model picking up tuesday afternoon. the rain beginning to push in. if this pushes in earlier, we will be dealing with a wintery mix. sleet, snow, freezing rain, all mixes together. now, this goes back into motion. we'll still have lingering rainshowers across the area through the next couple of days, meaning wednesday and thursday, but for today, 47 degrees. nice and seasonable. get out there and enjoy, change is coming to the forecast that will last for awhile. 31 degrees by tonight with increasing clouds, 45 degrees and breezy to go with the rain and possibly the wintery mix in the morning. this is what i'm talking about on wednesday and thursday as we have showers and dry back out on friday. >> let's look at time saver traffic

sunny and dry this weekend.to next week with a degree or two of warming each and every day. so we are in between systems with an area of low pressure pulling away to the south and east of us and to the north and west it's high pressure. and the flow between that creating the cold and dry air mass. this continues to build. as it does, it will allow for numbers to warm up right on through the middle of the week. in fact, our warmest numbers coming into play wednesday and thursday. but this morning just in the teens in the mountains. 33 later on in the northern sierra. 42, the snow is over in the central sierra. yosemite looking at a pretty nice day with some fresh powder there. 58 in los angeles with mid-50s at the coast. down around monterey bay more sunshine. back home mid-50s san francisco for fan fest, 58 in san jose. sharks playing, of course, indoors. 1:00 is the game. 57 watsonville and mid-50s here. looking really nice out there but a little cooler perhaps. we will warm that up. we are looking at numbers c

dry for the parade.ave the chance for a clipper to move in as we go through tonight, bringing us flurries across the area. we can see the clouds out there, we are going to be dealing with this light snow showers possible as we go through the evening. high pressure will build in here through tomorrow and thursday. today, this is what we are dealing with. 37 degrees iswa we are going to be dealing with. chilly, this is seasonable type weather. expect to bundle up. the winds are be on the light side, north at 5 miles an hour, all if all, not a bad day, it could be worse. mostly cloudy skies, prevailing, as we check out what is happening through the planner. we will start you off at 31 degrees. 8:00 in the morning, we are cold out there, by lunchtime, we are starting to budge in the right directions 39 degrees, this afternoon, this will be our high temperature at around 42 degrees, this is where we should be for this time of the year. 42, 43. we will stay seasonable in to wednesday and also thursday, but we

tonight dry, no problems.fact, most of tomorrow morning should be dry, but still could have in issues. we'll talk about it when "news4 at 4" returns. >>> what did you find, danielle? >> some pretty startling things. for starters in washington, d.c. every sushi venue misled consumers about their fish. not one properly labeled snapper. from fresh off the bot to your dinner place, somewhere along the way seafood is getting mislabeled. >> that's horrible. you want to get what you pay for. >> oceana, an international ocean conservation group tested efficiency from retail outlets across the nation. in pennsylvania, 56% of the fish was mislabeled. next up, southern california at 52%. in the nation's capital, 26%. >> some of the concerns with the mislabeling have been some of the health impacts. we found high mercury shipped swapped out for lower mercury fish. >> sushie, grocery stores -- >> this was obvious replaced with something like rockfish, but the flays are different. if you look at the back at the skin, they'r

very dry conditions for this time of year. really just quite dry. we don't have much in the way of storm systems. it's high pressure acts like a wall here off to the west of the west coast. as the high continues to strengthen. that's going to keep us dry. going be looking at warmer days. not just for the next 7 days but the next 2 weeks can end up stuck in the pattern. tomorrow morning, only patchy low clouds. that's going keep things dry and mostly clear through the day tomorrow it will look a lot like we saw today. the afternoon should be slightly warn warmer after a chilly start. chance of patchy fog. sunrise at 7:05 in the morning. heading over towards fair field. north bay valley seeing 6s as well. the inner bay will warm up through monday and tuesday. and then the warmest days of the week coming up for the second half. this will be wednesday through friday. we will have a chance of getting close to 70 degrees just 2 days after we had low elevation snow in the bay area hill tops. the weather is flip-flopping. a little cooler but unusually dry.

i think we will stay dry into lunchtime. then we will see a mix of light rain, snow, or sleet developing. temperatures will be above freezing. a high near 38. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> good morning. a busy overnight in terms of accidents. this crash was cleared on northbound 83 just past middletown road. you might still see some delays in that area. no delays at the moment north or southbound. 55 on the north side. past park heights, we had a fatal accident. all that has been cleared. right now it is in much better shape. 12 minutes on the west side. 72 at 29, light volume. the rest of the roads around the airport are checking out just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> two big votes in annapolis moving forward on the death penalty and gun control. lawmakers worked late into the night. >> is the next step? >> both issues will now go to the full senate. most of the amendments last night failed including one that would have allowed the death penalty in cases of dna p

if if the forecast went five days longer it will be dry. a dry pattern.. >> yes. >> every time i go to pebble beach it rains. dinot go this year. >> i did not go this year. you are welcome. >> yes. you missed great weather down there. >> yes. even i was down there for a couple of days. [ laughter ] >>> coming up, he lost the super bowl but hey, jim harbaugh had a shot at winning the pro am team title. could anybody catch a fellow by the name of brant? save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. closed captioning brought to you by sleep train wishing you a happy valentines day. today, alameda's james hahn... ...& ed >>> golf up top. pebble beach has been the big dog this week. leaders at the start of business today, hahn and the world's 6th ranked player, brant snedicker. loves this shot. and the scores, they were low. par 5, 2nd. going forward in 2. that is a man's shot. [ lau

today quieting down so those folks who like dry weather, it's back. dry day but chilly.oking good as it looks like high pressure is going to sneak back into the bay area. the temperatures are a bit cold though. 33 degrees in concord, 30 in santa rosa, livermore checking in just above freezing at 33 degrees and actually the napa valley dropped to 28. colt start to the day. we have patchy frost out there, as well. that area of low pressure that brought stormy weather headed to southern california to bring rain and snow. and high pressure sneaks in causing some dry weather to return to the bay area and temperatures will be much warmer by the afternoon. highs in the upper 50s into the south bay probably 50s and maybe low 60s into parts of the east bay under mostly sunny skies and inside the bay today you will find 50s and 60s. the weather is looking nice the next few days. back to you. >> thank you. >>> that winter chill put snow in sight in the bay area. they had several inches on top of mount hamilton. this is just east of san jose. that's at 4200 feet above sea level. kpi

you're dry again tonight. i'll throw in tomorrow as well but there are two days out of the next 7 days that will feature a chance of rain. san francisco looking gorgeous this evening. your seven-day forecast just minutes away. (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. [muffled] i am sir can-a-lot. i am sir can-a-lot here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (woman) hmmm... that's actually a good idea. [nervous giggle] (male announcer) break the monotony. for more fun ideas visit spam.com. never missing. they were just out of contact for over a month. kpix 5's da lin is in concord th how >>> relief for two bay area families. a couple on a bike trip in peru were never missing just out of contact for more than a month and nobody knew where they were. kpix 5's da lin in concord with how a desperate search does seem to have a happy end: da. >> reporter: it does have a happy ending, allen. it took one phone call to end the worry of two families that started the frantic search int

right now it is looking really dry. it is good that we got that rain in december. >> thank you for watching. >>> on this sunday night, the man hunts intensifies for a former los angeles police officer suspected in the revenge killings of three people. tonight, authorities offer a $1 million reward for information leading to christopher dorner's capture. as a city and region remain on edge. >>> the blizzard of 2013. the northeast breaks out from a deadly record-breaking storm, but hundreds of thousands are still without power. and for some, a state of emergency will last for days. >>> the outbreak of a dangerous and potentially fatal infectious disease. why whooping cough is back and how to protect your family against it. >>> and the show must go on for a top dog whose owners suffered in hurricane sandy. tonight as he prepares to compete, how chauncey became a symbol of hope. >>> good evening. tonight authorities in los angeles are raising the stakes in the hunt for a former los angeles policeman wanted in three murders,

the weather will stay dry but progressively cooler. live doppler 7 hd shows a lack radar returns, a lack of clouds this morning. visibility, one lone hold out, sure enough, santa rosa has the fog and the rest of us are fine. now, the bay, a clear start, 40 to near 50 degrees this morning. we will be near 60 by noon. near 70 by 4:00. a few records are possible again today. headed inland, we have the fog in the north bay, mainly clear and cool at 36 to 45 but we will push 60 at noon and 70, great day to be outdoors and pleasant during the evening hours with temperatures in the low-to-mid 50's. half moon bay last sure, 359 -- 59 degrees and near 60 at noon and a lot of mid-60's with calm conditions this afternoon. wear sunscreen this time of the year. >> hello, everyone, we have another accident reported now in hayward the off-ramp from southbound 880 partly blocking the off-ramp and southbound 880, another injury accident there with a pickup truck that slapped into the center divide now blocking the left lane. elsewhere, we will take a l

it will be a dry thursday, a not so dry friday. to miss the snow for the most part but boy, they're going to get wall localed up -- walloped up to our north and east. we have temperatures starting in the 20s and 30s. we're not going to see a lot of movement with the cloud cover. generally cloudy skies. perhaps an early peek of sun. temperatures will struggle to get above the 40-degree mark in d.c. by 5:00 we can't rule out a shower or two, but the better chance for rain will be coming overnight tonight and during the day on friday. we see a couple of sprinkles getting in toward kentucky this morning. the bulk of the rains down toward alabama, headed toward georgia. then we've got snow and rain from another system up to the north. this storm and the one in the south will come together and just cripple -- a crippling snowstorm for much of new england. 23 in hagerstown. 27 in culpeper and pax river naval air station. easton is 25. over at andrews, scott and the gang 28 this morning. your highs this afternoon on the chilly side. 40 in

but still looks really dry. so it's really good we had all that rain and snow in december because at this pointing starting to slip behind with the seven-day forecast looking that way. >> thank you, rob. >>> plus we've got presidents' day coming up and ski resorts and everything else. >> valentine's day too. it looks great. for worries about any rain. >>> just ahead, a golden opportunity for 49er fans. how you can leave your mark on the team's new stadium. diane says she's going to do it. find out about it next. ooh kfc. hey, you're supposed to wait for everybody. you know what, while we're waiting why don't we play a game of hide and seek? right now? yeah go hide. go on buddy. one, two... [ son ] come and find me! three! [ son ] are you even looking for me? i am looking! [ male announcer ] bite-sized chicken's grown up. kfc bites. freshly hand-breaded big bites of premium breast meat, seasoned in the colonel's original recipe. try 10 bites with an 8 piece meal for $19.99. [ son ] dad? [ male announcer ] today t

a dry forecast for us.z. the extended forecast. out the door it'll be a chillier start. mostly clear skies, dryer air in place. cool for the valley locations, into the afternoon feeling good. widespread mid60s into monday, tuesday, wednesday, we will hold firm with that. >> hiker has a close call. we will let you know how two chp officers were able to jump in and help. >> and a scandal around a major scooter seller here in the united states. how bay area customers could be impacted by a federal raid. >> and a live look outside. highway 24 in lafayette looking great. if you are going on bart ten minute delays right now. time is 9:13. you are watching mornings on two. . >>> welcome back. live look there over the east bay for your afternoon. sunny skies, cold temperatures and the northwest breeze. >>> the most contaminated nuclear site in the country is leaking toxic waste. at least six tanks filled with fluid are leaking in southeast washington state. there is no immediate threat to public safety and it could

, dry, dry. >> well, that's too bad. to do it tore us this morning. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. we are ending early because of the nba showcase. the clippers will be playing the knicks. have a great day and happy year >>> neither win, rain, fleet or slow could stop the faithful from making their way to the garden to see their beloved knicks. finding nom nemo. >> chris paul, what a move. >> comes alive. >> on the follow. >> three plays. >> don't see him do that very often. >> lebron has it all. >> how about that look from wade. >> he he hmade it look so easy. >>> welcome to our studios in downtown los angeles where the clippers and lakers are out the grammys are in. i'm mike wilbon alongside jalen rose, bill simmons and m

rainfall in february after a dry january. 42 tonight.san jose. concord 39. oakland 36. san francisco 48. looking at the moisture content in the skies above us. high thin cirrus cloud cover. no rainfall associated with this that will make it to the bay area. all about that big dome of high pressure. we are coming up on a week now and it is sitting here right on top of us keeping us mainly dry. next week, changes toward the middle of the week. high pressure begins to move out opening up the door for low pressure to move in. there will be showers. they are not going to be significant. what will be the big story is much cooler weather. if you're a fan of winter, you want it to be chilly before summer, the end of next week will be for you. weather will be spectacular on sunday. something tells me you will be watching a certain football game right here on cbs 5. before or after, go outside and enjoy the outside. a degree or two cooler because of the sunshine but still quite mild. it will be a gorgeous day pacifica. downtown san francisco 60 de

i have seen dry januarys and dry februaries, not often you get it back to back. december, amazing. it was huge. that is the good news. 98, 95% of average for most cities. this ridge of high pressure is living over the top of us and not going anywhere soon. you can see the winds working off shore. the fog, pushed away. one more time. off shore winds. land to see. it will get warm. that is why it was warm. one reason why it is cool too. skies are clear, winds are calm. temperatures at least in the 30s, low 30s and plenty of frost. that is the deal in the morning, you are sending the kids to school in one outfit and they are coming home in another. freezing in the morning, afternoon, mid-60s. that is how it goes this week. unusual -- not unusual, but cold in the morning. warm during the day. the forest headlines, tonight frost returns. tomorrow like today but warmer. extended forecast, warmer too. when i come back, how warm it will get into the week. we will see you back here. >>> you pay for yours, why is someone else getting it on your dime. we uncovered half a mi

it is back to dry again here in the bay area.s running about 80% of normal now so yeah, we have seen quite a beginning to the season but now things have started to taper off. outside now, it is a quiet beginning to the day. we have some partly cloudy skies. it looks like a nice day ahead. it will be a dry one. it's going to be breezy as you approach the coastline. plenty of afternoon sunshine. and then looks like dry weather will continue in place not only for today but probably right into the weekend, as well. the ridge of high pressure is lifting the jet stream far enough north to keep us dry. snow in the tahoe area. this morning seeing some of that. but not here. it's going to stay cooler than average. temperatures a few degrees below average by this afternoon. no delays at sfo just a few clouds moving on by. across the country a different story. thunderstorms in houston could cause problems. snow in denver and more of the snow into the chicago area. 41 and partly cloudy in new york. around the bay temperatures in the 50s and

we're still very dry for this time of year.e will return to the sunshine and morning frost for saturday and sunday. just about everyone is back into the '60s as we start the next work week. >> we are not tracking any hot spots. metering lights are active at the bay bridge adding a minute and half to two minutes your drive time. 11 minutes out of the macarthur maze. the san mateo bridge, no change in drive time, still a and easy drive across the span. the golden gate bridge ride is problem free coming from marin county. we have added four minutes to the commute time on the east shore freeway. 16 minutes drive from our police hercules to berkeley. 16 to 18 minutes from the san ramon valley. the heaviest traffic in the east bay is on net 580 and highway 4. south bay's problem free. the peninsula is getting word of a print problem near as at all. southbound 1 01 right at the airport, there is a report of a did this it will dump truck, a bottom dumb bird that could be blocking the left lane. if it stays there that could be a hot spo

wednesday now looking mainly dry. we'll be in between systems and perhaps a few more showers for thursday into friday. but the cold system not bringing as much moisture, the three-day holiday weekend looks like we'll wrap it up dry, tuesday could be pretty interesting, low snow levels, rain and wind reminder, february is still part of winter as if we need to see that. >> that should be the normal forecast, we just haven't seen it. thank you, rob. >>> let's check in with henry wolford of comcast sports net. what is happening, henry? >> reporter: i tell you, big stories, the 32-year-old horse racing tradition, we'll talk about that. and stanford, looking for a sweep on the hard drive. can stef find his stroke? all next in sports. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile a

good morning to you at 5:00, it is dry. we are off to a dry start this morning. now, the temperatures are 32 in petaluma for the cool spot, richmond is 45 and the financial district is 48 and all the 30's from 34 at santa clara and 36

>> i think so, some nice dry weather for you.ke you have a bit of a cold so you probably appreciate the clearing skies in san jose. look at your forecast some light rain off by mt. hamilton. 40s and 50s outside right now. the winds helping to clear out our skies so today we will see those skies clearing from north to south and temperatures this afternoon a bit on the cool side, upper 50s to some 60s as we go through the day and then tomorrow a bit warmer, more sunshine to finish off the weekend. >> my head feels as cloudy as that shot. rob will be back with you tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 111 k. - if you've come lookin' for some fun or a chance to be most anyone there's a little shop i know you'll find it on "the chica show" follow me and step inside imagination is your guide pick a costume off you go now you're on "the chica show" cowboys dancers astronauts and much more adventure is a thing we always have in store so join our funny family me and me and me the clothes are cool the fun is free soooo welcome to "the chica show" y, i

the bay area stays dry. northern california up to yreka they will get a lot of rainfall, medford, eugene, but for us storms pass by. we'll stay dry. plenty of rainfall up there but none for us. we'll stay dry into march which starts next friday. high temperatures will be pretty close to average and that's not hard to swallow this time of year because that's right around the upper 50s and low 60s like tomorrow. san francisco 59. san jose 62. fremont you will hit 61 with sunshine. concord 61 and napa 63 degrees tomorrow. extended forecast weekend looks nice to get out. sunday a couple of degrees milder and sunnier. next week, man, more of the same. you said it's so hard to complain. the fact is, we could use some rainfall. the fact, we're below normal rainfall-wise. but, you know, the truth is, fun to get outside when it's this sunny. >> beautiful. i could spend the whole day outside. >> we still have a little time to wring out moisture. >> as ken bastida calls it the miracle march. >> thank you. >>> coming up

it's dry. 7:00, we're still dry.uds coming in. 8:00, we have showers in hagerstown, maybe a mix in hagerstown back to cumberland. but frederick south and fredericksburg north, it's dry coming to work. by 11:00, here comes the showers. notice it's green so it will be liquid rain. it's going to get out pretty quickly. by 5:00, boom, it is out of here. 9 weather alert will be yellow tomorrow. 49. much colder on wednesday, 38. and still chilly on thursday. i drop that temp a little bit down to 42. the next seven days, friday another system comes at us. chilly rain maybe late in the gay. better chance for rain on saturday. it could bleed into sunday. right now >>> the guys are all there. the gloves are on. the weather's finally getting a little warmer. spring training in full force in viera, florida. in just a few days we get our first look at the nationals in game action. the pitchers. even taken -- haven't even taken live batting practice yet but stephen strasburg will be the first to take the mound saturday. going no m

that has helped to dry out the air.ds shut down tonight and we'll see a chance of 30s overnight. this after we started this morning with a little bit of light rain and that's the emphasis on a little. enough to wet the ground in san francisco, out toward the tri-valley and the south bay. after this, it looks like the rest of the month will be staying quite dry into the start of march, and you can see the reason why. here goes the system off to the east to the nevada and the four corners region. clearing to the west. high pressure sending the storm track way to the north. this is the story of 2013 so far. a semi permanent ridge of high pressure in the eastern pacific. keeping the storm track to the north it will continue to be the case as we go through the week. highs build back later in the week and builds up temperatures even more. the climate prediction center has put northern california in the bay area under a drought development watch as we go into now through may, so even if we see average rainfall, given the two w

sit going to be a mostly dry day on tap as well. no need to bring the rain gear or the snow gear to the parade for today. it's going to be a nice day for a parade. let's sends this over to loren cook, she has a check of the traffic. >>> going to be a chilly one. it doesn't matter. right? all about the ravens. if you are hitting the roads, arundel, 97 is clear, nothing to get in your way down to route 50. route 100, up to 695. if you are using 95, this is in howard county, route 175, traffic is moving along, a normal 12 minute trip from elk ridge to downtown baltimore. as we check in and look at the other abc time saver traffic drive times, jfx will be nice and clear, 11 minutes southbound from the beltway, all the way to east fayette street. 695 in great shape, 8 minutes on the outer loop, 795 down to 70. that's a look at your morning commute. >>> she wanted to see her dad, mom was asleep. >> coming up, what happened when the 6 year old decided to take the family car and take matters in to her own hands. >>> in time for valentines,

[ laughter ] it's not that dry. >>> but it has been very dry outside. another dry day today testing out those beautiful bay lights on the western span of the bay bridge. livermore you hit 61. oakland 61. concord hit 58. no camel sightings on the roads. redwood city hit 60 today. highs in san jose and fremont were 58. san francisco you topped out at 56 degrees today. i show you this every day. kind of part of my job. but it's been this common theme of a radar with nothing on it but two sweeping little icons there. well, that's what we have tonight. by this time tomorrow, there will be scattered showers out there. and here's why. we have a front moving in from the north but if you think about it, all the juicy air is to our south. all the cold air is to our north. but cold air can't hold as much moisture. it's kind of a rule of nature. so we have all this stuff coming down from the north. yes works we get a little bit of -- yes, we get a little bit of rainfall. we don't want flooding but we could use rain. we're not going to get it because this system is

>>> dry weather is not stopping. it was dry once again today.nly one day of rain fall so far this month. san jose, one of the warm spots today. find out which day in my seven- day forecast is likely to hit 70. that's coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, scene on the nimitz. cedes >>> a fiery mess caused quite a scene today. take a look at this. a mercedes-benz caught fire at 3:00 p.m. near west 8th street in heyward. it took firefighters an hour to put that fire out. >>> a surprise for police officers raiding a suspected drug house. they did find a stash of drugs and cash, but as kpix5 reporter shows us, they also found an alligator. police stopped fairfield residents in modesto for a traffic violation. police then say they discovered $250,000 worth of processed marijuana and a handgun. a search of their home in the 400 block turned up, according to police, more evidence of marijuana, seven guns including one used by military snipers, nearly $30,000 in cash and a three foot long baby alligator. by law, you need a permit to have a pet alligator. >> to our knowl

a quick hit of dry, light snow. another chance for some light scattered snow in the area and that will extend into sunday. the three today.-- 33 today. snow chances on saturday evening. monday looks dry. winter is back. >> good morning. we have some localized flooding to talk about south of the city. high water as well at nursery road. some spots to watch out for. looking good on the inner loop over the 83's. the minutes between 100 and the beltway --seven minutes between 100 and the beltway. looking good at the top side of the beltway. light volume for this time of the morning. same story on the harrisburg expressway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a middle school student is recovering after being shot in the head. he was shot in the head south of downtown atlanta thursday afternoon. police took a suspect into custody. the person is a student at the middle school, the trigger student. hillary clinton is serving her last day in office today. there will be a public farewell before departing for the final

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it should be dry this morning. right now it is 28 degrees at the airport. the precipitation is off to the south. we will hold off until the middle of the day before the precipitation starts. this will be primarily a rain event for us. we'll talk more in just a few minutes. >> good morning. not a bad start out there. 11 minutes on the north side. 12 minutes on the southwest corner. here's a look at the west side. volume is building around the area. still looking good on 795 near owings mills. this is the harrisburg expressway at padonia road. south back traffic is moving without delay -- southbound traffic is moving without delay. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a familiar sight is about to ship out for the last time. is a live look at the usns comfort. the ship will move to its news home today. is responded to emergencies during hurricane katrina and the persian gulf war. you can watch the last departure live on the air at 7:00 p.m. on our digital channel. -- 7:00 a.m. laura neuman is cleaning house. she has fired the chief of staff and an invest

but i think it should remain dry. model shows things breaking up throughout the day today so by the afternoon, we should be dry. you will see a lot of blue skies and chilly conditions. then a cold night tonight into tomorrow morning. then that's going to set the stage for a nice weekend. highs today maybe about 54 degrees in san jose, 55 in san francisco, next few days we are going to dry things out, warm the temperatures up through sunday and monday. and in fact staying dry after that right through the middle of next week. that's the latest. back to you. >> thank you. >>> california may soon have the nation's strictest gun laws again. yesterday, some democratic lawmakers unveiled several new bills aimed at restricting possession of firearms. one would outlaw future sales of semi-automatic rifles with detachable magazines, background checks for people buying ammunition, and safety training for anyone that's buying a new handgun. >>> in the bay area, another gun buy-back program is planned in hopes of producing the num