thunderstorms in eastern north carolina, new york city looks like the middle of the day. and then for the evening commute in areas of southern new england, by the time everyone wakes up saturday morning the heaviest rains will be gone. then a lot of showers throughout our saturday. it's also derby day. that's a look at the story of the day. here is a closer look at your day ahead. so worse travel delays at the airports early today in d.c., and then possible lin areas of new england and the evening. we're going to watch chilly temperatures this time of year all the way down through alabama only in the 50s. here's a cute story. utility worker saved a baby otter struggling to get out of a canal near phoenix. the pup was dehydrated, flea infested. but workers nursed it back to whelt a diet of kitten's milk and trout mash. no one knows how it but hopefully it likes its new home in the wildlife park. >> that is the cutest little baby otter though i have never seen a baby otter before. that's pretty cute. >>> ahead a shocking airline incident to tell you about. uber under federa

we close t today's show with a look at the battle between residents of eastern north carolina and onethe state's largest industries, hog farms. last week, the north carolina lawmakers passed house bill 467, which limits the damages that residents can collect against hog farms. the billion-dollar industry is primarily clustered in the eastern part of north carolina where hog farms collect billions , of gallons of untreated pig feces and urine in what are essentially cesspools, then dispose of the waste by spraying it into the air. in an investigation into the industry, filmmaker mark devries used drones to capture aerial footage of several massive facilities that supply pigs for smithfield foods. he spoke with steve wing, associate prprofessor of epididemiology at the univiversy of north carolina's giddings schoolol of public health whwho described what happens in the facilities. >> the waste passes through the floors w will stop get i is fled out into an open pit, like a cesspool. >> it is easy for a big hog operation to have as much waste as a m medium sized state. the pit willll fil

in fact, very heavy thunderstorms over the eastern north carolina.ther south and there are tornadoes in effect for south carolina. there are periods of rain through the evening. not fun there. the forecast, the area of the rain will continue overnight. temperatures will drop to 60 tomorrow. with a light northeasterly wind. we get through the day, subtle changes. first we get through the evening with period of rain and if future cast. tomorrow morning there is a patch of rain east and then another to the west. by rush hour most should be gone. scattered showers. through the day, most is cloudy. then it will move in by tomorrow and thursday morning. isolated thunderstorms. we still keep chances of rain throughout the day warmer. by thursday night it will lift out and clear out. 74 to 75 in the next several days. after the morning rush it's rain free and it will be back tomorrow evening. rain, rainier possibilities with the thunderstorms on thursday. then friday, breezy and dry. pleasant weather. saturday is best of the days. 80 on saturday. 82en if sun

north carolina right into oklahoma. and, they got a tornado watch there. for us, we are watching the big storms earlier in the southern areas of virginia move down to easternorth carolina. locally, little disturbance came through an hour ago. it flared up the showers. they are falling apart now. a little tiny shower coming into the north side of manassas. that is trying to come down through prince william fairfax. not much going on. now, tomorrow, the nats, they have a game, finishing with the padres. we have that game on wusa9. first pitch is at 1:05. mostly cloudy. but, scattered showers. maybe some storms. we will have to watch that carefully. because, we don't want the latest you know. we have the game here on channel 9. on monday, it gets better. we have a front coming through. isolated showers and storms. 85 though. so, with more sun, temperatures going to respond nicely. this evening looking good outside on the michael and son weather camera. 67. cloudy skies. northeast winds at 6 miles an hour. and just about everybody in the 60s . low to mid 60s here with a few 50s . maybe open the window and enjoy. here is all the severe weather i was telling you

by off shore, and heaviest of rainfall positions right now in southeastern, virginia and eastern north carolinaill pass off shore but still a good soaking expected along the jersey shore overnight tonight and for south jersey once again. future weather showing thus particular model, aggressive, models having a hard time area of low pressure. but best chance of rainfall will be along i-95 points south ande. especially after midnight tonight. we will head into early tomorrow morning. still some rainfall activity around, especially along the coast we will watch out for. that early morning showers but then improvement as we head into wednesday afternoon with some breaks of actual sunshine , high temperature of 736789 but then thursday, another area of low pressure moisture laden system. we will have widespread rainfall embedded thunderstorms with heavy rain and in the morning and then again in the afternoon before we start to quiet things down just in time for the holiday weekend. we will be warmer then average up wither 70's and lower 80's, best day on saturday with sunshine, quiet conditions, we

so it's umbrella weather day as i mentioned from eastern north carolina through virginia right up through new england, again the rain will be arriving later in areas of central and northern new england. the heat in texas, 100 to 105 in west texas. i want to give you an update on the land slide. officials say it could take a year to rebuild highway 1 that was buried. some have been cut off and listen to this. they now have to drive up to three hours for some basic necessities such as groceries, and "the washington post" put together these before and after images, how massive and how much debris fell in that landslide. >> really have to feel for those people. >> a year. >> for that long. bill, thank you. new details on the collapse of a cess pool. if you are traveling this weekend the tsa is testing procedures. more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer... ...than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper and

north carolina coast. and there was a serious scientific study, which predicted -- i forget how many years -- not a long time, about roughly a meter rise in sea level, which could be devastating to eastern north carolina. and the legislature did react, namely, by passing legislation to ban any actions or even discussion that might have to do with climate change. actually, the best comment of this -- i wish i could quote it verbatim -- was by stephen colbert, who said, "if you have a serious problem, the way to deal with it is to legislate that it doesn't exist. problem solved." this is going on all over the country. and it is not just -- it is not simply climate change. that is but enough. but there's another huge specter that we are kind of trying to survive under, and that is nuclear war. that is a whole other story. here, both the obama administration and, increasingly, trump are radically increasing that danger. this -- the threat of the new developments is captured very effectively in the best, simple monitor of the state of the world, established at the beginning of the nuclear age by the bulletin of atomic scientists. i'm sure you all about this, but the bulletin of atomic scient

tornado watch for eastern north carolina. highway 70 just west of newburn.e strong storms going to pass through your region. if you're in that region of the country, stay home and let the tornado threat go by. raleigh, strong winds with you and pouring rain right now. that rain shield over d.c., from d.c. to baltimore, now heading into philadelphia. steady rain. you won't see severe weather but it will be breezy. pittsburgh, locked into light rain including the entire state of pennsylvania. if you have any travel on i hichlt 95, we'll clear out south carolina. north carolina, give it another two to three hours. all the heavy rain in this evening's commute will be in hartford, springfield, areas around boston, portland. the weekend forecast, i mentioned there's some good out of this. we're beautiful in the middle portion of the country. salt lake city will be 87 degrees. they're turning the heat up. phoenix, 106. all the warmth is in the middle of the country. we did a flip-flop from april. april was warm in the east, cool in the west. now it's the opposite a

we have rain exiting eastern north carolina. then new storms pop up on this cold front. here's 6:00 p.m. this is your after-school softball or baseball games. the storms will be heading towards the capital district through the southern adirondacks and a line of storm through central pennsylvania. notice a hit or miss stray storm by 6:00 p.m. then as we go into tomorrow, we do it all over again. we were talk, it's a fine time to cut your grass in weather like this when you get these showers and storms every day popping up. as i mentioned, not going to be too warm. new york only 61 today. boston 62. d.c. at 75 is a little cooler than normal. >> we'll keep swimming trunks in the drawer a little longer. >>> still ahead, the stanley cup finals kicks off. bryce harper's big brawl. andle remembering a legend in the world of sports journalism. , or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea, nausea, upper respiratory tract infection, and headache. tell

north carolina coast. there was a serious scientific study which predicted roughly a meter rise in sea level which could be devastating to eastern north carolina and the legislature did react by passing legislati legislation. stephen colbert says if you have a serious problem the way to deal with it is to legislate it doesn't exist. problem solved. this is going on all over the country. it is not simply climate change. that is bad enough but there is another huge specter we are trying to survive under. i am sure you know about the bullet of atomic scientists. they regularly bring together a group of scientists, political analysts and other serious people to give an estimate of what the situation of the world is. the question is how close are we to termination of the species. they have a doomsday clock. when it hits midnight we are finished. end of the human species and much else. and the question every year is how far is the minute from midnight. in 1947, at the beginning of the nuclear age it was placed at seven minutes to midnight. it has been moving back and forth. the closest it came to midnight was 1953. 1953 the united sta

a large alligator stopping traffic in an eastern north carolina town.ee, the cars were in no hurry to go until he left the road. stopped in both directions letting the gator make way across the road. a family screaming at what they're looking at, caught that scene. they captured it on video. they said they have seen the same gator swimming in ponds around a golf course in that area. >> take a look at this. two ramps have been installed along the capitol reflecting pool to helpal duck families who live there. the pool's duckling population is spiking because of the warmer temperatures, but the pool's slanted edge is rounded and makes it difficult for them to get the to the water, so the architect held a design contest to find the best solution and came up with those little ramps. >> give the ducks a boost. right now, we have new allegations, new complaints that we're expect from the attorneys representing the victims of the oakland warehouse fire. >> plus, the next chapter in the sierra lamar murder case gets under way in a few hours. how defense attorne

. >>> severe storms hit eastern north carolina overnight injuring at least 14 people.his morning, a national weather service crew will survey damage to see if it was caused by a tornado. at least one home was flattened and nearly a dozen other buildings were damaged. strong winds also knocked over trees blocking roads. >>> isis claims responsibility for a massive bomb in baghdad that killed 17 people. surveillance video cap chutured moment of the blast outside a popular ice cream shop. the bomb in a parked car was set off by remote control. 32 people were injured here. a new car bomb this morning exploded near a government office in baghdad and that blast killed 14 people. stepped up the tax as u.s. forces battle for the last areas of mosul under isis control. charlie is now in erbil, iraq, and joins us. >> reporter: good morning to you, gayle. what we've seen in the fight for the old city is simply guerilla warfare at its very worst and each day that it goes on becomes more dangerous for those trapped inside. iraqi security video shows what this battle field has now b

and still a tornado threat with us this morning in eastern north carolina. numerous tornado warnings have already happened. no confirmed tornadoes. but if you're in the wilmington area, washington, greenville, plymouth, elizabeth city, that area has a chance of an isolated very strong storm and weak tornado this morning. the rest of the northeast mid-atlantic, soaking rain from d.c. to state college to pittsburgh. everywhere from cleveland to new york, now getting into the rain shield. it would be heavy at times. here is the lunchtime. heaviest right over the top of philadelphia and new york, d.c. starting to clear out. boston it looks like you have to wait until the evening rush hour for your heaviest rainfall. and as we go throughout the next two days and into the weekend, the trend is warmth in the middle of the country, bs unsettled and cool for areas ever the great lakes, ohio valley and the northeast and that includes the kentucky derby forecast. but it ntd would won't be a washout. major travel delays expected as the heavy rain moves through. we, the

eastern georgia. near greensboro, north carolina, violent storms took down trees and powerlines.ctricity and some schools are closed today. firefighters rescuing two hikers from a hillside. rescuers planning to release them to their parents. no word on how long they were stuck. one of america's most famous pilots taking flight with the thunder birds. captain sully sullenberger joined the team to promote and upcoming air show. sully became a hero in 2009 when a bird strike forced him to land a commercial jet in the hudson river and everybody survived. the news continues with harris faulkner next. i don't know why i didn't get screened a long time ago. i kept putting it off... what was i thinking? ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now and schedule an appointment near you. for just $149- a savings of over 50%- you'll receive a package of five screenings that go beyond your doc

north carolina. people traveling along the eastern seaboard there. they are waiting for another bus that was just sent from new york to pick up the passengers who can still travel, who are in this area, continue them along their destination. we are waiting to find out -- and we have calls in to find out what's going to happen to the injured passengers. i'll have another update coming up in the next 25 minutes. reporting live, katy zachry, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> we continue our team coverage of the crash with our first alert traffic reporter, francesca ruscio. >> she's going to help us get around it. >> from that earlier live shot of the overaccident -- overnight accident that katy was showing, there are a lot of delays on the new jersey turnpike southbound between the black horse pike and route 322. look at the scene now. i gave it a thumbs up because all lanes have reopened for traffic to resume. traffic earlier approaching the accident scene was crawling at travel speeds between the 20s and 30s -- miles per hour, i should say. traffic has re

band of the heavier storms over eastern north korea and tide water that should move out across -- north carolinad the tide water to move across in the midday. we could see flare-up and thunderstorms in the afternoon. once it moves by it will sit and spin so it will keep us cool and unsettled over the weekend. that means generally partly to mostly cloudy with showers. but tomorrow morning and the midday is more than showers. we'll have steady to moderate rain. between one to two inches of rain in the the creeks and the streams could overflow. ponding of the water and the low lying nexts and the roadways so that is the deal we have been through before. it will start and continue through the friiay morning rush. with the rumble of thunder. mid-70's in the afternoon. we look ahead to weekend. cooler and 63 for a high saturday and sunday. with that a good chance of the showers on saturday. maybe only a few with a peak of sunshine here for the day on sunday. so a big change. the rain starts a little after midnight tonight in the metro area. alison and larry, back to you. alison: all right. thank you.

eastern conference finals. cleveland is 8-0 this post season. >> the wells fargo championship in north carolina. 18, dustin johnsonoles in the birdie putt to finish off five under 67. later on, brian barman tied for the lead with johnson and pat perez. a 28 foot birdie putt. what a shot. that is herman's second career pga win. >> john daly wins the asperity open by one shot after he carded a final-round 69. he celebrates his win with all of his friends. >> john daly would do it no other way. store mike evans branson -- other way. >>> evan branson is preparing for a long haul and we will talk more your basketball. >>> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, cbs-sf-dot-com. >>> thank you for watching. we will see you back at 6 for a full hour of news. captioning captioning sponsored by cbs >> morgan: france votes. we are in paris as america's oldest ally chooses a new president. also tonight, another american is detained in north korea. it's the isolated dictatorship with hostage diplomacy. >> three years after they were kidnapped by boko haram, 82 of the so-called chibok girls are released. we investigate the los

eastern on c-span3. >>> the supreme court ruled 5-3 in cooper v. harris that the 2011 rae draw offering north carolina's first and 12th 12th congressional districts are unconstitutional racial gerrymandering, aaffirming a lower court's ruling. justice elena kagan authored the majority opinion. justice clarence thomas wrote the concurring opinion. justices sotomayor, breyer and ginsburg rounded out to the 53-ruling, chief justice roberts, justices kennedy and alito were in the digs -- dissent. justice gorsuch was nose in the hearing because he was not on the board at the time. this is an hour. >> we'll hear argument in case 151262, mccrory vs. harris. mr. clement. >> mr. chief justice, this case involves the constitutionality of two congressal districts in north carolina that should be familiar to the court because they've been before the court on multiple prior occasion. even there are two congressam district smears both north carolina districts the issues presented are actually quite disstink.

eastern time, 7:00 on the west coast. froma is joining us western north carolina. good morning. caller: here is what makes america great.he separation of church and state. if we cannot have something as powerful as a church which has the control of your conscience control ofth the things getting done, the reason it is separated is a form of checks and balances. you cannot have the government telling you you should pray. you have a right to your own right of conscience. if you don't want to pray or if you pray differently than other people. for that woman who said, we have prayer in this country from the beginning of the country, she has to understand, we did some things wrong in the beginning of the country. we had slavery. we had women who couldn't vote. there were a lot of things we did wrong. if you need your government to check your water, you need your government to make sure your medicine is clean for the guy who doesn't want to pay taxes. if we need our government to do specific things, and telling us not to pray is not one of them. steve: vivian says "only congress can repeal the amendments of what -- so what do

eastern u.s. >> here is the reason why. we fake a look at the latest weather radar. it shows a loon of powerful storms marching northeastward. triggering warnings from north carolina into new york. and over the weekend, those storms brought downpours and deadly floods and spawned powerful tornados. killing at least 14 people across four states. >> the tornados flattened homes, uprooted trees, flipped cars, carved out dozens of miles of devastation along the way. abc's marci gonzalez was there for the worst in >> reporter: at least four people did after four powerful tornados tore through texas. >> there is a tornado crossing the road right in front of us. >> reporter: the giant wedge tornado slamming into the town of canton, ripping homes from their foundations. >> completely demolished. >> leaving trucks wrapped around trees. at this car dealership, an entire lot of new vehicles demolished. >> what could happened to the people to. my son, could have been in there. >> reporter: here at rustic barn it was prom night. the teens just starting to arrive when the dance's d.j., chris ingram saw the giant twister moving towards them. >> i ran in. said we have to get cove

north carolina. about a dozen homes destroyed. after an ef-1 tornado hit there last week as well. this funnel cloud in altoona, pennsylvania. rob marciano. >> reporter: david, the eastern half of the country, a broad area of unsettled weather with pockets of instability. you see it swirling around. strong areas in new orleans, across arkansas, georgia, tennessee and virginia, a severe thunderstorm watch still in effect for central new york. that line bringing some hail and damaging winds potentially. front coming in tonight. brief warmup tomorrow. we could see another thunderstorm or two in the northeast tomorrow. a jogger ran by here earlier, please bring some sun. we're working on it. >> rob, thank you >>> we continue with other news this evening, the death of a navy s.e.a.l. here in new york city. new images of 29-year-old from colorado. killed in an air show show. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, new video of the moment the crowd realized something had gone horrifically wrong. listen -- >> that one didn't open. all the way back there. >> reporter: that's 27-year-old navy seal, remington peters' parachute. >> priority one fall, parachute down. >> his

eastern u.s. >> a powerful system bringing massive floods and tornadoes killed 14 people across 4 states and this morning those storms are on the move. heading north and east triggering warnings from north carolina to new york. >> over the weekend a massive wedge tornado slammed through canton, texas, east of dallas. look at the size of that. it carved out a 35-mile-long path of destruction. that twister ripped homes right off their foundation, wrapped trucks around trees. amazing scene there and demolished the entire lot of new vehicles at one car dealer. but perhaps most amazing two dozen teenagers attending their prom emerging unscathed. th untouched in a direct hit. >>> ten miles north of canton a rescue played out due to a group of good samaritans that passed by this truck. inside that truck a father, a toddler and an infant were all trapped. but then the man shooting the cell phone video actually got involved, jumped into action performing cpr on the unresponsive infant and a woman tapped that rescuer on the shoulder and started to pray. >> dear jesus, please let this baby breathe. dear jesus, please let this baby breathe. the first prayer she said i felt a response in that child. >> repor

north carolina voter i.z. law. that ruling struck down the law that required voters to show photo i.d. before they could vote. game 7 of eastern conference semi-finals wizards at cel celtics. bradley beal he'll best game of career. unfor the 259ly the wizards failed to have any defense and thus stopped boston offense. celtics win 115-105 moving ton face the calvs. >> same story sdivrp week. >> weren't we talking about a game 7 disappointment last week. >> we'll move on to something more pleasant. michael thomas talking about a day that will pretty much day that will pretty much be a-okay. >> i like a day starts cool and warms up in the afternoon. i think that's perfection this time year. yesterday was close to per perfect. dulles 75. bwi 74. right around where we should be middle 07s. up and beyond that later today and well up and beyond it as we head to wednesday and thursday. 56 the daytime or current temperature here in wash washington. gaithersburg 48, mannasas 43. 46 dulles. all temperatures will be f fasting to rise when once we get the sun up in the skixt very little going on. trying to cross the mountains. most fade aw

across the border of north carolina these according to latest future cast should slide south and we'll keep a close eye on them and can't rule out sov m this getting southern and eastern suburbs here and again we're watching as we head through the next few hours and rain returns everybody later on this morning. 61 current number in washington. again muggy outside and cooler gaithersburg and 54 and dulles 58 and 55 west min sfer and annapolis 62 leonardtown on milder side of things and 53 degrees this morning. meerz the forecast for the day today. going up 70 later this afternoon and peaks of sun around the lunchtime hour before we cloud up again and then showers move back n sometime after 5:00 tonight we'll keep a close eye on that timing because the nationals are at home taking on seattle later tonight at nats park. we will see if that game is able to get in and latest guidance doesn't pan out the way it's supposed to. again do keep umbrella handy later on tonight. that's a look at forecasts. erin como is back this morning with a check of roads. good morning to you, erin. >> good morning to all of you as well. morning drive time maryland now shaping up nicely, all gr

north carolina. >> well done. "dirty dancing" a special three-hour musical event airs tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. easternwoman herself gal gadot is here live. there she is. >> rachael: it's the bottom of the jar party! >> announcer: we're shaking -- >> rachae: woo! >> announcer: stirring and squeezing every last drop out of our show! from cocktails to meatballs -- to party planning? next "rachael"! >> wonder woman. check them out. striking a pose back now on "gma" with wonder woman herself or rather a lego wonder woman. a life sized super hero courtesy of lego made of 22,000 lego bricks that took over 317 hours to design and build. what do you think of lego wonder woman? >> it's cool. >> it's coolly i agree pretty cool. strike your wonder woman pose once again. i love it. wonder woman herself gal gadot is coming in just a bit but first a check on your local weather. >> storm tracker6 double scan showing that rain trying to pull up from the south. let's check your forecast. mostly cloudy today, late rain especially south and east of the city, 73 for your high. it's better tomorrow with 77. invisible jet,

north carolina. >> well done. "dirty dancing" a special three-hour musical event airs tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. easterng up, everybody, wonder woman herself gal gadot is here live. there she is. >>> wonder women, check them out striking a pose with wonder woman herself or rather a lego wonder woman. check this out. a life-size superhero courtesy of lego. made of 22,000 lego bricks that took over 317 hours to design and build. what do you think of lego wonder woman? >> it's cool. >> it's cool. yeah, i agree. check your wonder woman pose once again. i love it. wonder woman herself, gal gadot, ismostly rain-free, but watch out for areas of dense fog. rain rolls back in for the evening rush and continues overnight ending by the wednesday morning commute. temperatures today will be cooler than yesterday in the 60s. we climb back into the mid 70s by wednesday. >>> yeah. i feel like i need a shield and some cuffs and the lasso and the invisible jet, yes, girls. i love it. they're so cute. robin, michael, back inside to you. >> and we have the most wonderful guests here this morning. the most powerful woman in

north carolina. >> well done. "dirty dancing" a special three-hour musical event airs tomorrow night 8:00 p.m. eastern wonder woman herself gal gadot is here live. there she is. some build walls to keep people out. but these are walls that welcome you in. within these walls, california's educators create safe places for every student to learn and grow. where teachers open minds to history... unleash creativity... and show our kids the future. some build walls to divide us. but the california teachers association knows these are walls that bring us together. because quality public schools build a better california for all of us. >>> wonder women, check them out striking a pose with wonder woman herself or rather a lego wonder woman. check this out. a life-size superhero courtesy of lego. made of 22,000 lego bricks that took over 317 hours to design and build. what do you think of lego wonder woman? >> it's cool. >> it's cool. yeah, i agree. check your wonder woman pose once again. i love it. wonder woman >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. by 9:00, clouds stubborn. 50s and 60s. su

eastern time. that of course will be followed by the nascar tonight in north carolina. pete: i always do this to. don't know exactly. i'm guessing 74. >> to have a 12 straight days of rain over the last couple of weeks. >> more of that today. here's the temperatures are to make up this morning to chicago 59, cleveland 62. the northeast and mid-atlantic. a lot of showers and tomorrow unfortunately on this day weekend. stronger storms down across parts of the tennessee valley as well. be careful with that. across areas of the northern plains, a few scattered showers. out across the west, famous women have become especially the pacific northwest. i did not have indianapolis on that. it was not ready. next hour. i will treat that out in a second. clayton: that is fantastic that this memorial day weekend. craig goss, is that correct? >> grows. >> he opened a restaurant in his son's honor. we are so honored to have you. your son's name is frankie, served in afghanistan. tell us about your son. >> well, frankie was a great kid. he was always focused on whatever he put his mind to, he would do it. he had

north carolina into new england. rainfall amounts over the next 48 hours we're generally about 2 to 3 inches but 4 to 5 inches from cape cod to easterns all the way up to the plains. flood watches for parts of the pacific northwest. things heat up in the southwest and a nice dry day today for southern california but that will change over the weekend. that's what's going on around the country. >> i'm meteorologist kari hall taking a live look at san francisco the low clouds rolling across the buildings and misting and drizzling as temperatures start at 55 degrees, 55 in palo alto and 57 in san jose. expect a high temperature to be much cooler than yesterday into the low 70s for the inland valleys, 76 for concord and 69 in oakland and 64 today in san francisco. but the winds will be kicking up, gusts to 30 miles an hour. >>> and that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you so much. matt is just back from los angeles and you sat down with ellen. >> that's right. she welcomed me to her show on thursday right after that appearance, i flipped the table with the studio audience still there because i had some questions for her. there becaus