some are hazy and look at the trees in the foreground. you can see are blowing and we have swings, 15-25 miles an hour farther inland and along the coast. we will expect breezy conditions. our temperatures this morning are running cooler this morning than yesterday. that is because we don't have the cloud cover. we do have what was left behind but the cloud cover brought yesterday morning. 45 in san rafael. 53 degrees in antioch. 50 in napa and 39 degrees it started this morning. santa rosa, 55. mountain view, 54. 54 in san jose. so cool, breezy this morning but by this afternoon, we'll see our temperatures come up a few degrees we have daytime highs because we did have the cloud cover but picking up lost ground from cooler night lows. cooler temperatures, return to rain and snow return to the area yesterday we only a trace of rain from that system. it's still moving through the southern half of the southern california. then we're starting to see this build in. the high pressure associated cloud cover behind it will move to the noutdz nor

supervisor scott weiner is scared for the passengers in the foreground. >> the operator made the announcement after we got into the tunnel that he was aware that the door was open and that people should stay away from the door. >> it appears to was that the proper procedures were not followed. >> reporter: officials told us that after the train left the driver detected that the door had not shut and took steps to close it and isolate it. >> when i say you isolate the door, what you do is balance the need to keep the train in service. if -- david hasn't issue in one door. >> reporter: . a trained operator is now under investigation and suspended from driving duties. >> we are fortunate that nobody got hurt in this particular incident. >> reporter: he says he did not pull the emergency brake for fears that a sudden stop could injure passengers. they say that riders could have and should have stops the train. >>> the giants could not get their offense going this afternoon against san diego and the padres home opener. they pitched six strong innings and jumped ahead 3-1. that is the way it ended.

one twister is touching down in the foreground. weather service confirmed it touched down there and an hour later. ableann had a severe thunderstorm that dropped soft ball size hail. >> tornado got you going into weather in the first place. >> i grew up in st. louis and my mom's family is in kansas. spent many mornings in the basement. we are back in the basement again. >> it is a rough, rough spring for st. louis. i feel bad for them. back here, showers and you can see it is a little wet. it has changed since we talked 22 minutes ago. it is becoming more active and the radar returns right there . the most up to date look at what is going on. heading over around the san pablo bay . mel valley gets heavy rain . san francisco all the way down to pacifica and half moon bay. you can see they are sliding mainly southeast as a prevailing wind comes out of the northwest. it is mild with low to mid-50s . just enough to make those slick streets a problem. >> 47 in gillroy. and scattered light showers and the bulk of those this morning and w

>>jacqueline: live look inside, he could see clouds in the foreground but in the background is in cleara few breaks in the south. if light rain today but the light rain will pick up even more over night. some areas will see heavy rain with the storm. rainfall totals will vary from just 100th of an inch of to a quarter of an inch of rain. storm tracker 4, here's the core of this storm. the tail and expanding well into northern california were most of the rain is going at this hour. this will continue into the overnight hours. by 8:00 p.m., scattered showers and it will be about 10:00 that the rain will really picked up especially in the north bay.north bay. . future cast, not picking up much until the 9:00 hour. scattered showers and areas of more moderate rainfall. the shower south of golden gate and into the north bay. moderate rainfall near san recall moving south of the golden gate. by 3:00 a.m. over oakland and by 5:00 if you have out to work fairly early the only place we will see showers will be down in the south bay. mainly going to be we'll use the but if you leave early to more

looking loo look at this beautiful picture, sausalito in the foreground and san francisco in the backgroundemperatures warmer this morning upper 40s to low 50s. we do have a 47 in redwood city. 44 in los gatos. 46 in half moon bay and 54 in antioch. around the monterey bay and inland, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. warmer afternoon, today and sunday. a stray shower possible today and tomorrow in the north bay. a chance of showers for all of us sunday afternoon into monday morning. we'll start in the east bay and look at some of the warmest temperatures around the bay. upper 50s to low 70s. antioch and livermore, 71 degrees. over on the east bay shore, castro valley, 68. los gatos, 72 degrees today. los altos dropping down to 65 as you head northbound on the peninsula. as we talked about yesterday, the coast not going to see much in the way of cooling. temperatures in the upper 50s to 60 in the sunset. down san rafael and sausalito mid to upper 50s. mid to upper 50s at your beaches. low 70s for the rest of the bay. as you head inland, gilroy will be the warm spot at 63 degrees. around

in the picture on the right in the foreground is john luke detain in fact he's the fact guy and he's a politician who approved this bonus of eight hundred thousand euros to the bank or he's waste centimeter challenge. you couldn't make it with one of those balloons for sure. but keep in mind that dexia and these banks are engaged in this criminal conspiracy and it's not a conspiracy theory it's a should be a criminal indictment i mean that's the difference it's not a serious time for her and gave them a massive rico act massive fraud but it's so big and here's the deal you know they say that we were two days away from bankruptcy well that's a story with everybody in the world because according to basil which is in switzerland the regulations for how much cash they're supposed to keep all their balance sheet it's less than two percent so every single bank in the world is two days away from bankruptcy if all the artificially price stocks to keep on their books drop in value by one or two percent then they're all technically bankrupt that's why there's such a need to do this artificial

wow, that is pretty cool. 5:17 this morning, looking down from sutro and in the foreground you know in the background. we're over towards oakland, alameda, emeryville that whole area looking pretty clear this morning. take a look at an area that is not live doppler 7 hd, high elevation snow to the north. this is heading mainly to the east. the entire system as the storms head from southwest to northeast. we could get a few sprinkles from this cold front but the main thing is going to keep our temperatures below average and make it breezy along the coast and higher elevations this afternoon and overnight. right now you are stepping out, it's still pretty comfortable with 50s in antioch, fremont, owning, san francisco. everybody else in the mid to upper 40s. monterey bay mid to upper 40s. 41 in gilroy to salinas at 49. cooler than average with sprinkles possible in the north bay. those breezes along the coast and higher elevations. a better chance of a stronger cold front to bring showers on wednesday. some of those may slip south of the golden gate bridge. a warming trend for all of us

bay bridge there in the background, embarcadero at the foreground. take a look at light traffic this tuesday morning. >> oakland mayor jean quan is trying to get some of the big tech companies thinking of moving. they are in hopes of kluirg loorg them across the bay. oakland has better weather and more business friendly and ways they can save them millions of dollars. >> a cool culture, upscale with the art and great restaurants. >> i don't mind because it goes both ways. the if there is something that interests us in oakland, we might do the same. >> one of san francisco's biggest may be oakland's notorious crime problem. >> kristen: governor brown will be back in the bay area to sign a piece of legislation that is expected once again to make california a trend setter and could be key in making the bay area ahead in green tech. >> the governor will sign legislation that requires one-third of the state's electricity to come from renewable sources. it will take place just after 11:00 this morning at sun power, a new solar power manufacturing plant. it

. >> reporter: supervisor scott winer is the bearded passenger seen on the foreground. >> the operatorgot made an announcement pretty soon after we got into the tunnel that he was aware that the door was open. that people should stay away from the door. >> it appears the proper procedures were not followed. >> reporter: nummi officials this afternoon told us that before the train left, the driver detected that the door hasn't automatically shut and took attempts to close it. >> and when we have an issue with one door, to take a two car train out of service at rush hour. >> reporter: but the train should have never left the station because the driver didn't use the special pin to secure the door shut. the train's operator joined that division last september after ten years as a muni bus driver. he is now under investigation and suspended from duty. >> we're very fortunate that no one got hurt in this particular incident. >> reporter: supervisor winer told us he didn't pull the train's emergency break because of fears the sudden jerk would have injured passengers. >> also in san francisc

in the foreground but showers today. i'll tell you when they will get to your neighborhood. >> and an update to an accident right by sfo and north 101. elsewhere, it's quiet. wind advisory has been cancelled for the bay bridge and looking light at the toll plaza. >> thanks for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> eric: i'm eric thomas. man accused of killing four women decades ago is expected to face charges today. meantime, police departments across the country are checking their cold case files to see if he could be a suspect. terry mcsweeney has more. >> reporter: investigators in new york are especially interested in this. they are taking a look at double initial cases, where the first and last names started with the same letter all four victims this man is accused of killing here in northern california were double initial victims. take a look at person we're talking about. 77-year-old joseph naso. he is believed to have done these killings between 1977 and 1994. he is 77 years old from the reno area with a history of arr

of the emancipation 1876 guinness's the image on the cover of my book because the figures in the foreground are so interestingly drawn i hope you can see this. in the center are three figures who are well dressed, relatively fancy clothes, off to their right you see a figure of a smaller one men who were using or wearing more casual clothes has scarves are more characteristic of those who have been enslaved when you see a group of men similarly dressed. what i like is the artist to do the picture was able to capture the diversity of washington african-american community in the pitcher. during the civil war washingtonians sought recognition of full and equal access to public schools and even the proceedings of congress and demanded fair treatment equal access to trade unions and looking at what was going on with all the claims and demands was an eye to the relationship popular activism and policy it became clear that african americans were demanding rights and privileges and advance of legislation in the book i call those claims upstart to emphasize they were not claims to existing rights or

as we pan down, you can see the green truck in the foreground.t is one of the one that is stood up the hill 50 yards away and got rolled down. as we go further up, you can see the first responders and rescue people going house-to-house for much of the morning to make sure people are out of the houses and nobody is trapped or left behind. i think most of the work has been done now. it's a matter of cleaning up and accounting for everybody. there's a scene of utter devastation across much of northern alabama. the storm that we dealt with here, the tornado that came through here started along the mississippi-alabama border, roared through tuscaloosa and didn't stop until north georgia. it's one of 150 reports of tornadoes yesterday. an incredible, incredible day. definitely one for the record books. >> thank you, jeff, for the update there. amazing. >> so sad to see the devastation there and the lives lost as well. we hope for the best for those people there. 6:48 now. certainly nice in our neck of the woods. you almost feel guilty talking about it.

scott weeder is the bearded passenger seen in the foreground. >> the operator got -- made an announcement pretty soon after we got into the tunnel that he was aware that the door was open and that people should stay away from the door. >> it appears to us that the proper procedures were not followed. >> reporter: muni officials this afternoon told that you say before the train left, the driver detected that the door hadn't automatically shut and took steps to close it and isolate it from the rest of the train's operating system. >> when i say that you isolate the door, what we do is balance the need to keep a train in service that has an issue with one door, not to take a two car train out of service at rush hour. >> reporter: but muni officials say the train should have never left the station because the driver didn't use the special pin to secure the door shut. the train's operator joined that division last september after ten years as a muni bus driver. he is now under investigation and suspended from driving duty. >> we are very fortunate that nobody got hurt in this particular incide

scott weeder is the bearded passenger seen in the foreground. >> the operator got -- made an announcement pretty soon after we got into the tunnel that he was aware that the door was open and that people should stay away from the door. >> it appears to us that the proper procedures were not followed. >> reporter: muni officials this afternoon told that you say before the train left, the driver detected that the door hadn't automatically shut and took steps to close it and isolate it from the rest of the train's operating system. >> when i say that you isolate the door, what we do is balance the need to keep a train in service that has an issue with one door, not to take a two car train out of service at rush hour. >> reporter: but muni officials say the train should have never left the station because the driver didn't use the special pin to secure the door shut. the train's operator joined that division last september after ten years as a muni bus driver. he is now under investigation and suspended from driving duty. >> we are very fortunate that nobody got hurt in this particular incide

that sign that you see in the foreground there it's a sign reminding you not to text and drive saying a ticket is at least $150. and it says it's not worth it. and we wholeheartedly agree. just text later. let's move along and take a look at southbound 680 as you drive past mission boulevard. the morning commute looks good all the way down to the 280 interchange. and there are no major problems here on 280 itself getting up onto highway 17. 6:49. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. we have a clear morning. it's a cool low 40s. mid-40s. couple upper 40s closer to the coast. not too bad on the wind yet. along the coast some gusts picking up about 35 miles per hour. but later today the wind will start to really crank up a little bit as that system right now diving in right near the oregon border gets closer and closer. but at least have sunshine here for a while. just won't be very warm. a lot of 60s for highs today. some low 40s. napa in there. santa rosa. concord. 48 but livermore 42. little bit of a breeze there. not so much livermore. 40s on the peninsula including mountain v

the image that is on the cover of my book and one of the reasons i like it is the figures on the foreground or so interestingly drawn. in the center -- i hope you can see this in a sort of relatively well, in the center you have a set of three figures, a man and two women who are really well-dressed wearing a relatively fancy clothes. off to the right use the figure of two women and a younger sort of smaller woman wearing much more casual clothes, a prince and head scarves, more characteristic of people who had been enslaved and then off to the left in the photograph you see a group of men sort of similarly dressed and what i like about this is that the artist who drew the picture was able to capture some of the diversity's and kind of class diversity of washington's african-american community in this picture. now beginning during the civil war, black washingtonians sought recognition as members of specific body and full and equal access to streetcars, theaters, public schools and even the proceedings of congress. the demand fair treatment by the police and a fair share of public works empl

coit tower in the foreground. it is wednesday, april 20th, "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everybody, thanks for joining us. coming up on 6:32. i'm brent cannon. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast and see what's going on with christina. >> good morning to you. yeah, we've got some light showers out there mostly in the east bay right now. you can see the peninsula is relatively dry and santa rosa getting a good amount of rainfall right now. this is going to be the case today. we're talking about an overall weather pattern of overcast conditions with a few spotty showers for the day. then by this evening, the steadier rain arrives. i'll let you know when it's expected to clear and what you can expect for this big holiday weekend in terms of weather. that's coming up. let's get you to work right now with mike inouye. >> as you might expect we have the backup at the toll plaza. the maze approach is looking pretty smooth but the live look shows you the backup goes past the 880 overcrossing b

air force one slowly taxiing on the runway as it approaches a helicopter in the foreground which mayake them closer to the damage. we'll continue to follow this. as we get closer to seeing the president and his family, we'll bring it to you. >>> bank of america says it will raise its fees for customers late making their credit card statements. starting in june, delinquent b of a customers could pay up to 30% on future balances. bank officials say the rate will vary based on the profile. chase bank also charges that rate to customers who are late. >>> sony is moving all of its services on the playstation network. that's after someone hacked the network and stole personal information from the accounts. sony says names, birthdays and e-mail addresses are likely in the hands of the hacker but it says all credit card information was encrypted. >>> the family of injured giants' fan brian stow is warning of fake websites trying to take advantage of people wanting to donate to stow's medical fund. stow, as you may remember, was attacked outside of the giants game parking lot in march. the fa

in the foreground, sifting of what is left.ng is left for the people in the south. president obama is going to meet with the governor to help with what to the due to get back on their feet. and cutting back to the local forecast. >> getting back. >> these storms have been moving slowly towards the eastern seaboard. right over the east coast. you can see the severe weather from florida, georgia, north carolina house and the south carolina. the probability of tornadoes, you can see the problem spots through new which jersey. new york city, very severe weather through philadelphia, eastern pennsylvania, southern new jersey. very severe weather. a very different picture here in the bay. we will continue to see pictures with more sunshine. each day this week will have a nice for and nicer forecast. right now, tensor in the 50s. 55 in oakland and right now, temperatures are in the 50s. it looks like by this afternoon will have the highs into the 60s. santa rosa, napa, and right around the bay will stay in the low mid '60s. keeping a

tam looking back, a beautiful shot some breeziness in the foreground but blue skies and cool temperatures we will dry things out this afternoon, and we have that halon the ground as well but that will melt this afternoon--hail--. this morning temperatures right now in the 30's, 37 san rafael, 36 per napa and fairfield. warming up around the bay but still everybody in the '40's. the sun has been up for two hours still not getting warm. it will get there. we are dry at the moment. those early morning showers are gone. the systems have been coming from the north. we will continue with the drying trend through the afternoon and enjoying temperatures like the spirit 58 in san francisco 61 in concord, 61 in oakland, in the south bay upper 50s and along the coast mid-50s. all in all not bad. 74 cast the warming trend might be short liveseven day forecast. sr base depth, 21 lifts open, kirkwood 10 lives open, 72 runs, sure bull 10 lifts open, 94 runs. >> darya: some people say they have never seen anything like it. jonathan blum has a look. >> reporter: in fairfield they say the storm came on sud

recognition that we were at a time where command and control regulation really needs to receive from the foreground into the background so that we could unleash and continue unleashing of the dynamic investment that's made such a difference made and continue to do so in the future. and it's also t. dividing some critical issues, one that i would be remiss if i didn't mention a universal service and compensation reform where the doherty and knott has been tied so tightly teamed up for the actual action i think is one of the most important parts of the plan. that's not to say everything is perfect from the perspective of the industry and that there's not more that can be done. obviously, has weakened not only about the regulations that are on the books, but also regulations we may face in the future it really is incumbent and difficult to ask because whether it's consumer interest groups or the industry we are buying for the time and the regulators to in one way shape or form, but it's important i think to have a strong regulatory screen that counsels against regulatory intervention and in particular

in the foreground, look at that gentleman, working on the new structure, administration building.nel david good, chuck knight, rick unger and andrew trees. >> i'm with cheryl from new hampshire. she has a question about hooking a sister up. >> are you willing to play matchmaker for your single friends? >> i don't have a problem with that, but after a certain point you run out of single friends to hook people up with. i don't have any single friends. >> that's not first why in your mind. you don't think about that? >> i don't want anything to do with making two people miserable. that is not my business. you want to find somebody, go find them on your own. >> as a token single guy, i like to hook my friends up. >> do you like to be hooked up? >> well, yeah. >> here is a facebook post. this is from stacey. why are some men lazy and indecisive about date planning? >> wow. >> where do you want to go? >> where do you want to go? >> that's what you say. >> i'm going to be very serious for a second. it's because he's not a man who's been trained how to take care of a woman. because here i