that is along and east of i-95.ning and night for few stray showers, not a big deal. these are the coldest temperatures i could find. 25 in woodbine and leesburg, now 26 in leesburg. 27 in laurel and inwood. 36 in southeast d.c. is the warmest. 29 in hagerstown, 30 in fairfax. rockville at the freezing mark. highs in the mid 50's. increasing clouds, filtered sunshine later this afternoon and evening. along and east of i-95, a few light showers around and after trick-or-treat time. we will start tomorrow cloudy with sunshine by midday temperatures in the mid 50's. 60 by thursday with sunshine. >>> good news for drivers on 66 eastbound at the exit for warrenton/marshall. an accident is completely gone. relatively good in virginia as far as interstate travel, the beltway, looks good inside the beltway through falls church and across the potomac river. no problems in maryland on the beltway, 270 and 70. >>> a developing story in prince william county. an illegal immigrant will go on trial today after being charged in a

years later we look back at the east bay hills fire. you're going to hear from some of our own photographers who risked their lives to capture these images of that terrifying day. you will hear why the roads in the oakland hills contributed to the death toll. plus we will show a nearly identical fire 60 years later in the same area. >>> the search for a beloved family member and a reunion to remember. it's all straight ahead on a second look. >>> i'm frank somerville. this week marks a grim anniversary here in the bay area. it was the most destructive urban wildfire in american history and it destroyed 3,000 homes and killed 25 people. there were fears that it would burn from the hills to the bay. in 1995, ktvu's health and science editor john fowler prepared this look back at the east bay hills fire. >>> this fire storm began life as smoldering embers of a hills fire that was believed out. hot dry wind blew brands across roads, across whole neighborhoods. >> everybody in this area, please start leaving the area now. we're going to evac

the stormy weather starts to shift south and east.00 a.m., the morning commute is just really looking at a few showers behind the cold front. but don't let your guard down. later in the afternoon as the sun starts to breakthrough, the cold air comes in here, and we may see some thunderstorms developing in the north bay first at 2:00 and heading into the east bay by 4:00 or 5:00. it could be a very active afternoon, and when all is said and done the showers continue into thursday morning. look at these rainfall totals. for early october this is impressive. up to 2 inches in the north bay mountains. up to an inch and a half in the santa cruz mountains. the north bay picking up three quarters to an inch and a half of rain. in the sierra nevada winter storm warning is gone. it has already gone up. it continues until 11:00 on wednesday night. a foot or more above the 7,000 foot elevation. 48 inches above 6,000. that snow level will be dropping down below lake level, as low as 5,000 feet. chain controls are likely already on state route 4.

south east of the capital of tripoli on the mediterranean. there was fierce gun battle that took place. nato confirmed that it hit a convoy of about 100 cars that are fleeing from the city of sirte. it appears gaddafi was in that >>justine: celebrations are continuing in the streets of libya. people are waving flags and cheering. i want to play you some sound as the head of military council was confirming the death of muammar gaddafi this morning. >> at this moment, based on information i have just received, gaddafi was killed and captured after his killing. he was killed at the hands of libyans. i announced the news every mother and libby and his supper, fought and sacrificed for so long. we announced this news to every libyan home and look forward to building a new libya without gaddafi. >>justine: these are live pictures into the news from out of the new hampshire where vice president joe biden is supposed to be talking about jobs and the economy and about 10 minutes, it is anticipated that he could make some remarks on the report of gadda

this is the east river. this is the east side of manhattan. this would be between what would be williamsburg or brooklyn. the river from long island sound down to battery park. and now that we see they have the skids, they have the helicopter at least up in the toward the top of the water, if there was somebody in there, they'd be able to get that person out. one still missing at this point according to the scanner. >> reminds me, we were covering it live, you remember it well. not the east river. the hudson river. sully sullenberger and the u.s. airways flight. a dramatic rescue operation underway. when i hear 66 or 68 degree temperature in the east river, that sounds relatively okay for people to survive for a while. >> yes, that's correct. at least 20 to 30 minutes. obviously, you would get cold, but that cooling of the body can be benefit for the body to be survivable under that water for a longer time. the cooler the water is, the longer you can survive under that water even after breathing water in and getting into the no oxygen levels t

terry mcsweeney is live in east palo alto. >> reporter: it should be a different kind of east palo alto meeting tonight when the topic of intersection safety comes up specifically bay and gloria where i am where 6-year-old sioreli torres was struck and killed last week. an intersection for another child was injured badly six months ago. intersection known as one of the most dangerous in the city. last night's service for the girl, there were prayers and tears, some were containing a simmering rage. some of these people want the driver of the car, felicia white-park area arrested. she does have a citation for driving while using a cell phone from three years ago and two other infractions. one person at the service last night whose daughter was struck in this intersection eight years ago says the family is ready to take action. >> they really, really angry. they talking to one radio station. they are going to get good lawyers to do something. >> reporter: the emotion we saw last friday outside the east palo alto police department expected tonight. the mayor told the crowd then the decisio

the stormy weather starts to shift south and east. by 5:00 a.m., the morning commute is just really looking at a few showers behind the cold front. but don't let your guard down. later in the afternoon as the sun starts to breakthrough, the cold air comes in here, and we may see some thunderstorms developing in the north bay first at 2:00 and heading into the east bay by 4:00 or 5:00. it could be a very active afternoon, and when all is said and done the showers continue into thursday morning. look at these rainfall totals. for early october this is impressive. up to 2 inches in the north bay mountains. up to an inch and a half in the santa cruz mountains. the north bay picking up three quarters to an inch and a half of rain. in the sierra nevada winter storm warning is gone. it has already gone up. it continues until 11:00 on wednesday night. a foot or more above the 7,000 foot elevation. 48 inches above 6,000. that snow level will be dropping down below lake level, as low as 5,000 feet. chain controls are likely already on state rou

it was centered about a mile east of berkeley.eral called our newsro >>> more on our breaking news, 3.6 quake centered just about one mile east of berkeley at 5:36 this morning. a lot of people of called the newsroom people as far as vallejo, concord, even marin county say this woke them up out of a dead sleep this morning. a lot of people felt the shaking . liam just walked in and said he woke up out of bed because of the shaking. i felt it here in the studio. it's the third quake we have had in less than a week. a week ago we had a 3.8 and 4.0. more on the earthquake. first lawrence has the thursday forecast. >> i think it's going to be a nice day around bay area weather-wise lots of sunshine but chilly out the door this morning. mostly clear skies and we are looking good to begin with. by the afternoon much the same. chopper 5 up there checking it out. a few high clouds, otherwise mostly clear skies. looking like plenty of sunshine around the bay area. temperatures, yeah, a little cool in spots this morning. a little chilly esp

we'll go in first, east of town, relatively quiet. north of town, this thunderstorm here in eastern montgomery county, this is showing signs of weakening. north and east of laytonsville. a little bit of lightning and thunder with that. extends back toward rockville and fairfax county. lighter showers around potomac, maryland. clearing out in prince william for the moment. fauquier has lighter showers as well. then a new thunderstorm. this one now producing lightning and thunder between dolby and anbar headed toward riverside and may be welcome here in the next 15 or 20 minutes as it crosses into charles county. that's about the heftiest thing we have to show you. mid to upper 60s. 65 in washington. 67 in southern maryland and along the bay going into the low 70s. monika? >> we're getting word of a serious accident north of town near hagerstown, eastbound 11 at i-70 just east of 81. be aware of that. i'll keep you posted on that situation again right near hagerstown on the northside. here's what it looks like on the beltway closer in.

looking at east bay traffic, we are delayed free for the east shore freeway.lso for highway 24 and 680 from the benicia bridge to danville. south bay, and no delays for 101 northbound. if to 80 to the west valley and 85 are delayed three. look at iran, 101 southbound, no problems. you will see that even leading to the golden gate bridge there are no delays to the waldegrave. >>mark: more on the apple iphone 4s. people have been camped in out at stores here on the west coast, around the united states and around the world. we turn now to jackie sissel. he is a live right now in san francisco if with more on people waiting in line there. >>jackie: i am at the marine apple store. this is one of 245 stores around the united states that had a similar scene to what you are seeing here. people waiting in line for the new iphone 4s. people are waiting in line using their ipad. this has been a long awaited release of the iphone. they sold over 1 million in a 24 hour. with reporters. these people are waiting to get there is today. over 245 apple stores around the country

i see something that happened east of berkeley about two kilometers or two miles east of berkeley thater. >> that's where the quakes have been happening lately. maybe unmemorial stadium. we felt ours roll through a minute ago. we'll check in with mike for the forecast. >> woke everybody . >> better than could have >>> wasn't much to it but did shake us a little bit. weather-wise, calmer, winds calming, fire threat waning. in 20 minutes the fire threat will officially expire. weather all around us at least not as calm as ours but all around us high pressure dominating our sky and it is clear cleared the air of moisture, no fog. visibility nearly unlimited everywhere. it was coal yesterday san francisco, inn no, three to four -- degrees warmer today. fairfield seven° cooler. antioch 10, most of us -- when you step outside now through 8:00 not going to be warming until then. 30s in the north bay valleys. livermore the ref of news the mid 40s to near 50. -- by noon total sun and temperatures in the low 60s along the coast mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. at 4:00, upper 60s to low 70s.

there was a band of it in the east bay. we'll see if that pops up again easy to, but i don't i don't think so, the air is dryer. we're not expecting anything until next week. 54 in santa rosa. san jose, most locations stay calm. a few of the higher clouds look like they want to paint toward the north bay. they will continue to lift out of the area and we'll have plenty of sunshine. looks like they will break off and hang out for three to five days, and we won't have to deal with it until early next week. until then, warmer. easterly breeze. temperatures will rebound from the 50s and 60s. 70s and 80s near the bay. santa cruz, 84 degrees today. 80 in the city and mid-80s on the peninsula, including woodside at 85. looks good. friday, we'll top out on the temperatures, saturday and sunday, cooler as we head into monday. >> thank you, steve. >>> developing news out of oakland. police investigating a shooting that injured one woman. we'll have the latest details coming up in a live report. also, taking a live look in oakland thi

>>reporter: in the east bay the arabian came later in the afternoon during rush hour. in contra costa county near martinez this suv flipped over while trying to negotiate a curve on the pacheco ramp on highway 4. in walnut creek the chp says this car ended up facing the wrong way on the ignacio ramp causing a bottle neck on interstate 6 80. but over all the chp says the east bay saw less rain than expected. >> roads are slick and surprisingly so we have not seen the usual about big increase of motor vehicle collision. >>reporter: any amount of rain put a damper on restaurants who rely on out door seating. >> killed us tonight. >>reporter: lake shall lay on the lake wasn't expecting rain until november. on good night they can pack 200 people on this out door deck. now they make quick arrangement for tomorrow's happy hour crowd. >> we'll try to open up tomorrow for taco tuesday. if not we'll pull all the business inside. >>reporter: they might get a break tomorrow but still more rain forecast in the week. good news is that the chp says there were no rain related fatality

east of berkeley. it dealt fairly strong, at least here in san francisco. >>darya: all of our lights suede. if it was a quick, short as a jolt. jackie sissel is live. he was covering the oakland protesters jackie sisse. >>jackie: i was above the tracks here at the bart station. i will try to make my way over to berkeley to see if there was any other damage. >>mark: did you notice anyone walking around saying, was that an earthquake? >>jackie: there were other television crews and occupy protesters but no one felt it. i walked over to say, we had an earthquake, the other reporters in the cruise, their phones started ringing but they had no idea that there was inadequate. i think i just happened to be standing still at the right place at the right time. a little different when you are in an open place. it was strong enough that if you were standing still, you definitely felt it. i did not see any damage or swaying in downtown oakland. these are old stone buildings. for the most part, it was one of those

>>reporter: in the east bay the arabian came later in the afternoon during rush hour. in contra costa county near martinez this suv flipped over while trying to negotiate a curve on the pacheco ramp on highway 4. in walnut creek the chp says this car ended up facing the wrong way on the ignacio ramp causing a bottle neck on interstate 6 80. but over all the chp says the east bay saw less rain than expected. >> roads are slick and surprisingly so we have not seen the usual about big increase of motor vehicle collision. >>reporter: any amount of rain put a damper on restaurants who rely on out door seating. >> killed us tonight. >>reporter: lake shall lay on the lake wasn't expecting rain until november. on good night they can pack 200 people on this out door deck. now they make quick arrangement for tomorrow's happy hour crowd. >> we'll try to open up tomorrow for taco tuesday. if not we'll pull all the business inside. >>reporter: they might get a break tomorrow but still more rain forecast in the week. good news is that the chp says there were no rain related fatality

and the only place where you have some excess capacity is the middle east and the middle east at theent you're having game changes every day. >> reporter: nymex crude prices are in the $80 range. they're still far from the 2008 prices where oil fell to less than $40 a barrel. but with the cloud of the euro zone debt, hints of another global recession and the uncertainty in the middle east, the region's oil producers will be looking towards a more sustainable strategy. leoni lakhani for marketplace middle east, abu dhabi. >>> we have the chairman of advisory firm facts global energy. he represented iran in opec. issam al chalabi retired from government services in 1991 during the gulf war and is now an independent consultant. i sat down with them both and asked about the growing concerns over oil prices. >> i think worries about the economic situation in the west, united states and europe and the rest of the world is really affecting the situation in terms of the oil market. >> would you say 75, 80 is a realistic floor for global oil prices right now? >> i think the answer is yes. if

little warmer south and east. temperatures, these are about the same as they were at 7:00 a.m. 64 in town. 69 in southern maryland. only 61 right now in parts of the shenandoah valley. luray, all the way up 81 to hagerstown. light rain. 64 at national. and east-northeast wind at 17 but the gusts have been 20, 25 at times. the humidity high at 88%. storm system coming up the east coast, look at the showers from minnesota down through east texas. that's the second storm system that we'll be dealing with as we get into thursday and friday. right now, we're dealing with the moisture flowing north and here it is coming toward us. as we look at the future cast, it will be with us this afternoon and tonight. but maybe less intense tonight. isolated showers tonight into friday. excuse me into thursday. thursday, not too bad. a shower here or there. but more rain comes for thursday night and friday. the good news is the weekend. i'm excited about the weekend. that's looking good. 67 today with the rain, the showers at time

in fact, south and east of there. we have had reports of hail southeast of fredericksburg, virginia. along with that report, earlier today, this afternoon, that potential tornado in mineral, virginia. louisa county, the same area that was the epicenter of the august earthquake with the magnitude of 5.8. here is a look. the whole area converging if you will along i-95 for the evening rush. now, it extends to leesburg. the heavy rain and severe weather towards leesburg and reston. right around reston. the heaviest of rain right now or one of those pockets right around western fairfax approaching chantilly, virginia. let me put the lightning on, too. there's been quite a bit of lightning with these cells as we watch them in afternoon and evening. tieson's corner you are about to get hit with a heavy cell. probably ponding going on in a few of the roads there. the other cell that's just west of quantico making its way northeastward heading to woodbridge around montclair. it puts williams county and southwestern fairfax co

and off to the east of town. that's going to be the case today.here we'll have the showers around at times once again. mostly cloudy to overcast day. cool, damp at times. temperatures only in the low 50s by noon and mid-50s for highs today. but better days are ahead but today, you'll need the rain gear and something warm. andrea and mike, over to you. >>> thank you, howard. >> the weather is definitely going to put you in the mood for hockey. the capitals begin the regular season friday. >> they had a preseason tune-up against the blackhawks on the ice at verizon center. mike green had an assist then he scored a power play goal in the third. d.c. topped chicago 4-1. the caps end the preseason with a record of 3-3 and 1. >>> d.c. united playoff hopes aren't looking too good. yesterday in columbus, daniel wollard had one for united then scored a goal for the other team. yes. united falls to the crew 2-1. they visit vancouver next week. >>> on to baseball playoffs now, both american league series enter game three tonight. last night it was the nation

there could be a few sprinkles east of interstate 95.ory into the evening, a few sprinkles later tonight. we will look at the weather for later in the week, in a few minutes. that is a nice graphics that adam caskey put together. >> good job. >> you are losing your voice along with adam caskey. >>> let's check in with police about an. >> that is my graphic. >> hard at work. >> we will start with virginia because that is what we promised. there's an accident eastbound 66 headed to 23 business4 if you're headed out of gainesville in manassas. this is live on 395 traveling to the pentagon, but my experience no -- traveling to the pentagon are the headlights. inner loop out of landover to get past allentown road an accident at branch avenue. traffic is getting by. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 35 degrees. >> bernard madoff by michellbombshell. >> and the family of zero virginia boy lost in the woods speaks out for the first time. -- the family of the virginia >>> united 5:00 i have my snowfall prediction. i will see you at 5:00 this evening

gusty winds throughout the night, howling through those east bay hills. clear conditions as we head through tonight. very, very cold start tomorrow morning. highs come in at about 3:00 pm. 71 in livermore, 72 in fremont. and 72 in oakland. as we head through tonight, you're probably bundling up. clear, cold conditions to start out with. coldest nights we've had in four months out here. low to mid 40s and very, very, very dry air right here in the bay area. keep that chapstick handy as well. we'll keep you updated on that full forecast. >> appreciate it, christina. >>> still ahead, public university under public scrutiny now. the salary scandal at scu. >>> breaking away. some oakland schools say they're leaving the district. why the battle lines are being drawn. >>> plus twi a he mainstream media in the coverage in oakland. we'll take a look, coming up. st >>> welcome back to the 11:00 am news. clear shot of the transamerica building. christina loren will be along to tell us about the forecast. she'll fill in all the blanks in a matter of minutes. >>> diff

streets in the east bay. the rally's inspiration that made it and >>> officers in riot gear as protesters hit streets in the east bay. the rally's inspiration that made it a tense nigh for police and civilians in oakland. >>> plus, pension reform at the top of the agenda for governor brown and why state workers are bit her the response to his money-saving tackics. >>> and it's not safe to go into the water after a violent shark attack. >>> it is 7:30 a.m. on this sunday, october 30th. good morning to you. >> we've got a lot of news and talk to cover in the next hour. of course t big story, occupy -- of course, the big story occupy san francisco. >>> this week the occupy movement in the east bay will hold a strike. >> that's right, oakland organizers called for a city- wide strike for wednesday. and another huge turnout for a march through downtown oakland last night. it carried an add theme this time. not just a protest against the economic inequality, but also against alleged police brutality following last

in the north and east, overcast. the same story down in san jose. it is clear in the east bay.tures are holding steady. the next hour we will see temperatures climb. right now we are in the upper 50s-60s in most locations. this afternoon, here is what you can expect. the weather will get better and better come the weekend. by sunday, upper 80s. enjoy it. next week temperatures will drop between sunday and monday. >>george: the westbound ride is as light as it gets. the metering lights have been active for nearly two hours. there are no delays westbound. this morning, 101 is unusually light. >>mark: the occupy san francisco protests ended with arrests. craig skalar says the police moved in fast. >>craig: police arrested a dozen people charging them with violating a city law because they were camping gear after city hours. >> they will me up at 3:15 a.m.. the first statement they said was, you are under arrest. they did not say, please leave or he will be arrested, they said, you are under arrest. it is despicable. we have a first amendment civil-rights to be here and protest. we

. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney in east palo alto. the girl struck and killed will be buried today her family wants answers from the mayor, city council and the police chief. i'll tell you about it in a live report. >>> good morning. clouds hanging over san francisco this morning. still dropping a little bit of light rain. heavier rain on the way. thunderstorms, even flooding potential for tonight's storm. >> so far, so good for your commute. a little foggy. we seemed to have skirt the major storm. live look at toll plaza, more for your commute coming up. >>> just announced in stockholm nobel prize for physics goes to a berkeley researcher. >> good morning it is 5:01 thanks for joining us. roads, a little wet, a little slick. >> that's kristen sze, i'm eric thomas. you her sue say the rain skirted around us. that skirt is coming back longer than the skier we had this morning. >> i like. >>> good morning. it is over shooting most of the moisture, santa rosa only reportingization saying they are receiving light rain. -- reporting saying

they're testing a line that runs through east morgan hill, east of highway 101. it's part of the ongoing infrastructure inspection and manlt nans efforts. crews say you may here extremely lo noises and a white cloud that will look like an explosion. hard to to be alarmed when you see that. >> that would be scary to see. time is 6:37. christina is here to tell us about the weather. >> it's going to be much cooler through wednesday today. though still holding onto summer like temperatures. 52 in san santa rosa. 5 in san francisco. so basically holding onto the 50s across the board. you have high and mid level clouds over the east and south  bay. that will make for a gorgeous sunrise. a lot of clouds starting to push east as an area of low pressure makes changes for our weather pattern. we'll talk about that. right now let's talk about where the thickest fog is. find it up in santa rosa between napa. the ma rin county close align this morning, you'll have thick patches. future cast shows you we don't deal with it all day long especially in the south bay. cloudy con

rain making a slow progress to the east most everyone everybody in the mid to upper 60s, east bay valleys and south bay dry around 70. monterey bay probably not any rain until the sunsets. inland low to mid 70s. tonight lingering showers otherwise quiet for tomorrow's morning commute, low to mid 50s in the north bay, mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. the low to the north a little wave developing here that is going to energize the showers around us and also make it for such a slow trip to the east. here we are at noon still pretty much the north bay saying the most rain. by 5:00 moving through the heart of the bay, east bay south bay fall as part and becomes scattered showers overnight. tuesday quiet. tuesday night into early wednesday yellow, oranges in there, scattered thunderstorms possible very heavy brief rain. wednesday afternoon scattered showers will follow in behind it. rainfall, you see less than a 10th of an inch for most areas, north bay quarter of an inch out of this system to half inch in the north bay mountains. look at the wash of water wednesday. green you see, that's a

the east. we are talking rain and wind. i think we'll see a change over to snow in that area, too. maybe too late for accumulation. i'll show you the updated map as far as who gets what, coming up in a minute. >> thank you, doug. >> thanks, doug. >>> with snow in the forecast and winter fast approaching, local governments are getting ready. d.c. and prince george's county held dry runs this morning to make sure snow crews are prepares. tracee wilkins has more. >> reporter: here inside the department of public works, they are preparing for snow. they are their trucks out and equipment. some of you are thinking it's early for that. to help get you in the mood, here you go. this is what they had to imagine as they drove around the county this morning. the roads are clear and there's not even a dusting of snow at 4:00 a.m. this morning. perfect time for 400 of the department of public works employees to get out on the road and drill for snow. they are testing everything from safety inspections to c

they were felt from the east bay to san francisco down to santa cruz. experts are saying don't be surprised if we get more. >>> good morning, patchy fog developing over the last couple of hours. how it may impact where you are diving this morning we'll talk about that and the big warming trend this weekend. >>> following your friday morning commute. this is a live look at bay lights, so far, so good. details in a few minutes. >>> good morning i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. >>> i'm eric thomas. city officials are telling the occupy oakland protesters they are no longer welcome to camp out in front of city hall. will police evict them? police haven't moved in yet. amy hollyfield is live at frank ogawa plaza. >> reporter: the notice came at 8:00 last night that the protesters would have to believe by 10 p.m., everyday. they would not be allowed cam here. you can see behind me they are still here going strong with no plans to go anywhere. no one from the city came to tell them to leave. the city is convicted about how to balance rights to assemble a

the palestinian ambassador to russia they're looking at what the future might hold for the middle east if palestine one full recognition from the u.n. . spotlight. today . you know it's a. discussion. presentation at the. application but. only way to. be able to maintain peace amidst such strong disagreements. we're talking to. the final decision to. be made with the security council's approval. thank you very much for being with us. well first of all the u.s. veto. security council. what will it mean if it's implied what will it would mean for the relations between your country and washington and for the m. age of washington on the streets of the arab world. the key to this thing this is something we never want to shop and we palestinians have always cared about building good relations with america and we think we have succeeded in building improved relations with the american administration over the years. what we're heading on a peaceful track with the support of the united states russia and other member states of the quartet. wonder how will we always endeavor to coordinate our pol

warm already. >> do you know the point rays lighthouse, 72 degrees with a east-south east wind at 30iles an hour. we have the offshore winds. it will romaine relatively light. warm today. the fog comes back tonight. a cool-down but offshore flow continues next week. i'll explain next. >> and also next stanford runs wild on the washington huskies. now poised to move up in the bcs ranks. larry beil has your highlights in t h@starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ]rogresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. >> scientists say it might take several days to determine where the latest pieces of space junk return to earth or whether they just burned up in the atmosphere. a german satellite entered the atmosphere last night. the german

the big concern is in the north bay hills and east bay hills. couple that with low humidity and our fire danger is high, just for today. the wind will die down by tomorrow morning variant we will keep things mello for the rest of the 7 day forecast. temperatures in to not move a whole lot. not a new argument they are making. we have tried it their way for an entire decade, we cut taxes for people who did not needed. ha we basically suspended environmental restrictions, we did not do anything with respect to consumers. his we did not rein in health-care costs. the financial system r " pretty much could go and do whatever it wanted. the result was, the worst financial crisis since the great depression. peoplehood also protested outside of the president's fund-raiser. they are proposing the 1,700 mi. pipeline that is due to stretch from canada to texas. in our family herman cain is leading the pack of gop presidential hopefuls with 25 percent of the vote. mitt romney is emplace and rick perry has dropped all the way to fifth place with just 60 perc

spilling into the east bay valleys down to salinas valley slowing back to the coast. i doubt you see much sun there today. temperatures everywhere are cooler than yesterday, the exception napa, san jose and loss guys to are the same. -- los gatos are the same. here's the clouds in a different perspective. 59 half moon bay low to mid 60s aren't bay shore upper 60s north bay valley 70s in the south and east bay valleys. temperatures stuck in the mid to upper 50s around monterey bay. sunshine everywhere except for the coast today. breeze bringing in cooler temperatures today. cloudy tonight watch out for drizzle during tomorrow's commute especially around the coast and into the east bay hills lesser extent along the peninsula warmer and drier friday, saturday, sunday and monday. 24 hour temperature change, 8, 9° cooler, fremont and concord. if you are walking around san francisco 16° cooler today than yesterday. high pressure moving off to the east held firm yesterday look how it pushed that weather out in the ocean this low is fighting back pushing that warm air back in

harford road at east jobba. -- joppa. also, east coldspring lane in baltimore city. let's take a live look. you can see, we have plenty of congestion at baltimore national pike. this traffic report is brought to you by the amazon mobile app. it's available now for iphone, blackberry and on windows 7. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> breaking a sweat with the ravens. dozens of students spent the day exercising on m&t bank field. andrea fujii explains, it's a national initiative. >> reporter: getting the athletes a welcome onto the ravens home field. about 100 students are participating in the first-ever try ravens tournament. various athletic games, promoting play 60. the nfl movement to get kids active for an hour a day. >> exercising is good for you. it helps you. >> reporter: and to show them how important physical activity is. ravens players, tory smith and others played along. >> it's an opportunity to give back. just have fun. >> they take a lot back. they focus on staying healthy and being in shape and living a healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: this is pa

one near the east and the bridge, one on the ocean side of san francisco. the feasibility studies, we identified conveyance options or how we can move water around. this is based on reliability, public this happens, and public acceptance of cost. we have shared about 50% of those costs. during the pilot study, we determined that the plant was technically viable. reconstructed a private society -- facility for the water intake. we found some have been varied quite a bit. this was actually cheaper to the salt water in that brackish area rather than ocean water. we found reverse osmosis had the greatest water recovery which is basically treating the water twice. we also found that this is on the edge of the delta sell out there was some that were found to be frozen during the spring part of the year and we have to be concerned if we continue with the project. during the last couple of years, we've looked at institutional issues among the agencies. we have incorporated the agency and concluded that the ocean side was not really viable for consideration as a reg

southern portions of alameda are shifting to the east. so hayward and the 580 interchange, we see some moderate rainfall over in oakland hills. we also see some rather intense rain began to fall or has been falling i should say. we have rain over the coastal hills. if you have any business driving one some of these passes obviously be ready. it will be a little wet out there. in the san mateo bridge highway 92 showing some rain falling right now in fact let us check in and you will see in the headlights we have some rain reflecting off of there. that is what bridge for you this morning and we anticipate that most of the bay area will be underneath some form of scatters bonds activity. now let's go back to the map and take the temperatures that we see this morning for a federal the, it is chilly there in napa and seen that same temperature out near livermore. most everyone else in the low fifties right now. is it cooler start this morning from 2 to 7 degrees cooler that was yesterday at this time. here's a quick look at where we see the te

it will be tuesday when this low here slowly pushes towards the east of suspicion the -- east of us, and the circulation will drive the winds from land to sea and will prompt a fire-weather watch. we're looking for gusts to 40 miles-per-hour and extremely low relative humidity, so keep that in mind. the winds will pick up in higher elevations on tuesday, and then this fire-weather watch will be cancelled by early wednesday morning. highs tomorrow, coming down a few degrees. 73 for san jose. at our beaches, maybe a little patchy fog to start, and then half moon bay, 63. 70 for redwood city. san francisco, 66 degrees. north bay, temperatures warming nicely into the 70s. 72 for petaluma. on the east bay, oakland tomorrow, warming to 7 3. look for 73 union city, and interior east bay, mild. concord, 74. and even look for gilroy tomorrow warming to 77 degrees. and oh, yes, i did not forget about this. the very important forecast for the trick-or-treatersle sunset tomorrow at it 6:12. mostly clear. temperatures near the coast, a little fog in the 50s as the kids head out, and inland temper

east shore freeway into the maze about 20 minutes. fairfield earlier accident at waterman has been cleared. live shot at berkeley 880, albany through ely, emeryville told blaze that, meter lights have just been turned on. you will still find the fast track and commuter lanes the best way to go. for the latest abc7news.com/ traffic for current drive times and the latest around the bay area. >>> 6:18. a sea lion recovering after jaywalking across eight lines of highway 101 in burlingame early saturday morning when traffic was light. police say the sea lion ended up in a ditch near the broadway off-ramp. chp closed the ramp for two hours. the 160 pound sea lion was sent to for medical care. it is likely it strayed on to the highway from a nearby lagoon. the mammal center testing the sea lion to make sure it is healthy and figure out why it became disoriented. >>> do you walk into a restaurant intenting to order a salad but end up with a burger? a new study shows half of americans say they would like restaurants to offer healthy options b

fog as well on the east side of town. here is a live look at branch avenue and howard has been saying about a half-mile visibility through this area at andrews air force base, be especially careful between forestville and temple hills. we'll talk about the rain on the northside of town in my next report. surae? >> thank you, monica. some virginia governors want to rebuild dilapidated schools using the federal rehabilitation tax credit. democratic senators jim webb and mark warner submitted the legislation yesterday. it was applauded by republican house majority leader eric kantor and governor bob mcdonnell. the bill would end the legal hurdle that have kept the communities from using the tax credit to upgrade schools. >>> the white house has announced some of the first stops on president obama's three-day bus tour of pretty day important north carolina and virginia. the tour begins monday with stops in the north carolina areas of asheville and millers creek. the president will spend the night in the greensboro area. no wo

the orient indicates east.are the numbers for you, warming to about 83 in hayward and fremont. along the coast, another gorgeous day. in santa rosa will warm into the upper 80s. temperatures in the may 80 today in napa valley. here is a close at your 7 day around the bay. over the weekend temperatures will start to drop an increase in cloud cover. morning fog saturday and sunday. sunday temperatures will be into the '70s. by next week, a significantly cool or forecast. the time is 9:16 a.m., let's get a look at the ride with george. >>george: much better conditions for what has been a pretty good to be. we are not tracking and the hot spot. if we are looking at a big improvement on the bay bridge. it had been backed up to the edge of the macarthur maze. now, is barely slowed from the middle of the east parking lot. drive times are about 12 minutes. there are reports of some sluggish traffic. the san mateo bridge looks good. southbound and northbound, no delays on 101 a through marin county. there is hardly any

we're also watching a batch of rain heading up the east coast right along the chesapeake. that will move into new england throughout the day. those are your travel trouble spots. i also want to give everyone a heads up for tomorrow because this storm system will move up to the great lakes, become a pretty powerful storm and will bring very windy conditions to areas especially from chicago right through indiana to southern end of lake michigan. you could have some huge waves to deal with and lake shore flooding. if you're watching us on wbal tv 11 in baltimore, maryland, learn about the chesapeake bay's most important residents that follow the blue crab. that's at maryland science center. that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. i could take down 20 to -- >> those are yummy. thanks. >>> here's an early look at today's headlines in entertainment. decision day for lindsay lohan who's headed back to court. according to reports, prosecutors will ask a judge to send the actress to jail for violating the terms of her probation. this after lohan was booted from a women's

east bay no delay behind the pay gates. will still find lower deck roadwork approaching the decline towards the metering lights. should be wrapping up according to caltrans very shortly. updated information at port chicago highway at willow pass minor injuries in an accident. everything is off to the shoulder so no delay. that's traffic. back to you. >>> the identity of a man killed in a road rage collision on saturday is expected to be released today. 31-year-old eddie hall from oakland is being held for suspicion of murder and felony hit-and-run. witnesses tell police the paratransit van driver intentionally swerved into a group of motorcyclists on interstate 580 in oakland. now, the van kept going dragging the victim's motorcycle with it. >> his motorcycle was dragged. in terms of him being dragged, that's not necessarily the information i have at this point. we know that he was hit by a car but not necessarily being dragged. we're investigating if this was an accident or if this was an intentional act. >> a hells angels

the east northeast wind at 5 miles an hour and the dew point in the 50s now. we'll be creeping up over the next couple of days. lots of moisture off the florida coast and in the middle of the country. showers and storms from southern illinois back through parts of louisiana and east texas. and then the heavy rains, this tropical moisture flowing in across south florida. this is going to be moving up through florida and then up the east coast and have a little party here in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. in fact back to the ohio valley as well. we'll show you the futurecast. this front sort of returns as a warm front. easterly winds will be kicking in later today. tonight, clouds thicken up. by tomorrow at 3:00, some showers 3:00 a.m. that is. some showers start to develop. for the morning rush, some showers around and tomorrow afternoon and evening, some showers around. some of the rains if this -- ends up being a little bit farther west might get on the heavy side or we may get split between the two. the whole system should be pulling out of here by thur

near east bay communities, upper 60s for berkeley and richmond. low 70s should do it for san leandro. looking at 74 in fremont. nice afternoon, enjoying sunshine in walnut creek, 76 this afternoon there. down by the monterey bay, a nice day, with 68 there and 77 in hollister. >> so a little bit of warming coming our way tomorrow. a weak but dry system brings the numbers down tuesday and wednesday and then we should see temperatures above normal, thursday through saturday. so very quiet couple of days. >> we've had nice weather here lately. thank you, lisa. >> let's check out sports. niners have a game. raiders are going to honor al davis against the cleveland browns. last night, stanford tried to stay undefeated when they took on washington state. here is shu with your highlights. >>> good morning. seventh ranked stanford looking for a someth straight win but cougars said no not so fast. jookd up for this in pullman. andrew luck didn't get off to a good start. it's picked off my horton and have an dre is not happy with the throw. here is a two-yar

east bay temperatures up into the 70s. also into the central bay we're looking at temperatures into the 60s and 70s. we are just getting reports of an earthquake. we'll try to find out more information for as soon as we get it but we have some reports our weather producer anne frank says they felt a little shaking. i thought was just me but a little shaking going on. as soon as we find out some information, we'll let you know. >> our producer actually just telled me it was centered in berkeley so we'll -- my producer actually just told me it was centered in berkeley so we'll find out more. so far, so good on the roads. it's been quiet in fact. we do have some areas of overnight roadwork most of it picked up but we have this. various lanes blocked northbound and southbound 280 at bunker hill until 6:30 this morning. in the meantime, the rest of the south bay looks great. 101 and guadalupe parkway quiet in silicon valley. live look through milpitas near the 880/237 interchange. towards the bay bridge, the bay bridge toll pla

i want to highlight conditions in the east bay. it is all green on your screen for your ride coming out of pittsburgh. highway 4 looked good. south bound 680 is a problem free. we have some overnight construction between paul street in the effect until 8:00 a.m. this morning. >>james: oakland city officials cannot agree on what to do with the protesters camping in front of city hall. some city leaders want and go on while the mayor says that forcing them out could lead to more violent clashes. for now being kama and frank ogawa plaza growth by the hour. at last count there were more than 120 tents set up. we have the latest on this demonstration. >>reporter: 8 pretty mellow sunday no marches, no major rally and no drama. this comes after saturday night's march and scrimmage between the protesters in the oakland police officers. hundreds of protesters marched to the police department to express their frustration about tuesday's crackdown. they believe the police officers used excessive force. they did not make it all into the police

police the beat east --big east.cu would have to pay a $5 million exit fee to thebig east, even though it never actually reached membership. baseball's postseason has delivered beautifully in the drama department. starting in the bronx. late last night, arizona earned its game 5. ryan braun hit it hard. a 1-0 lead. roberts, also known as cat man, a grand slam. arizona took a 4-1 lead and did not let up. arizona after dropping the first two games of the series brought home in milwaukee friday night. tough to beat a guy making the putt for $11.4 million. tiger woods, his first major sense -- you know. his biggest problem since coming back has been his putter. look at this effort from 8 feet. never touches the cup. on the 11th hole, a tee shot for a 236 yard par-3. this one is even better. 4 feet 1 inches what they measured it to. tiger woods in a tie for 60 nights at plus one. tiger said all i need is some practice. that is all he has been doing, and he still is not playing well. it will be interesting to see if he can

we are following a developing story out of the east bay this morning. police searching for masked gunmen who robbed a 7-eleven. there's been a lot of robberies like this in the area. >> yeah, good morning, scott. we may be saying here we go again with this robbery. just last month we were here in the general neighborhood talking about a group of men who wore masks and hoodies and took over convenience stores. it was sunday night at this 7-eleven here in pleasant hill. four men with masks on entered the 7-eleven. it was around 4:00 in the morning. they took over the store with guns. two went behind the counter. the clerk, understandably scared, gave over the cash. police are looking for a possible connection to robberies over the past week. just last month, men in halloween type masks took over a convenience store in walnut creek and fired at a customer getting gas. i spoke with a worker at the convenience store who told me that these guys took cash, condoms and soda pop. but they left things like a laptop sitting out in plain sight. shortly afterwards w