it's my pleasure to introduce gale. gale was born and raised in san francisco. her combined ancestory a chinese mother from hong kong and japanese father from hawaii gave her a unique asspect much the language of threads, dreaming water and others. please, help me welcome gale sukiama. [applause] >> so that means if you have read the book you will not be buying the book? [laughter]. i'm always feel a little embarrassed because i looked back and i kept think thanksgiving book was published in 1993 who wants to hear about it now? i feel honored that we call it those in the know or good friends of mine call at this time energizer bunny. it's the book that somehow kept going all these yeersz. i will tell you up front it was a book i thought that may be they wouldn't publish. my very first book was women of the silk. i knew that i was writing about something that was a little bit different because i didn't know about the women of the silk until i wanted to write something telling their story much the second book is the test book for us writers you hear that a lot whe

. >>> why a local law school is asking prospective students whether they are gale. seven days later, a little boy is still held hostage, the new request from the 5-year-old who is being kept in an underground bunker. >>> why reducing your junk mail would help protect you from identity theft. >>> he wants to spend his life doing what dad does, so god made a farmer. >>> and our super bowl coverage continues with the >>> ahead on "news4 at 4," a 500-year-old mystery finally solved. the big announcement about what happened to one of the england's famous kings. >>> hundreds pack one of the new york city's prominent synagogues to honestor former mayor ed koch. former president clinton sag the city is better because he lived and served. he served three times, credited with leading the city to a financial rebirth. he died on friday of congestic heart failure. ed koch was 88-year-old. >>> one of history's most enduring historic has been resolved. they say they've located remains of king richard iii, a 500-year-old skeleton was discovered under a parking lot last year, resear

institution to do its main job which is to educate so you know essentially they're very explicitly a gale university is very explicitly partnering with the u.s. department of defense special operations command in order to do this it been given a one point eight million dollar grant to start what's called the center of excellence for operational neuroscience and that center explicitly says that its main goal is to improve military intelligence so it's not to serve any purpose is for the school gale itself or its students but is actually devoted entirely to improving military intelligence interesting i want to talk about one of them are controversial aspects of this project and it is that they are using immigrants in new haven population in the community there there's plenty of immigrants it's a diverse community. why use these immigrants what is the rationale behind that so that you're right i think that this is perhaps the most controversial aspect of the in. higher idea is that they're essentially saying we want to use immigrants because they are different explicitly they are different f

the gales fell at home on thursday. one bucket finished with a point.itting the three but st. mary's in command throughout. jordan paige, 22 and 1. gales a winner. ucla in a bad mood. dwight powell had 22 for stanford. shabod fouls on the 3 and it goes. stanford has dropped three of their last four. semifinal action, pavilion on saturday, facing tommy haas. too many enforced errors. haas a winner 6-3, 6-4 and he will meet his on opponent in the final. vick for just in the three-point contest and terrance ross in the n.b.a. all stars in saturday night in houston. >> carolyn: local fishermen have donated two giant octopuses to the aquarium. one was caught in a crab trap. the other sn half moon bay. they have a taste for doing necessary crab and often pulled up in crabbers' nets. they ask fishermen to donate their unexpected catches and it comes in time for the aquarium for their octopalooza. >> and there is much more ahead. one airline faces after he allegedly slapped a crying baby on a plane. and a controversial rally in support of l.a. cop killer christ

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if you look carefully, gale force warnings. here's how things play out in the future trend model. you can see we stay with the rain through 11:30, 12. then we clear things out. tomorrow warmer air. i think we'll stay mostly cloudy. there still will be some winter weather in the high terrain. the setup is one of a milder pattern with a day or two. there's a lot of warm air sitting across the coastal piedmont into the carolinas. that will be wrapped in behind the storm. we should push into the low 50s. as we go beyond tomorrow. upper 40s on tap. maybe we'll get to 50. it's colder for the weekend as the large storm begins to blow out and cold air rolls down the pike coming in. here's the forecast, 42, heavy rain at times. there will be flooding potential on the western shore. 55, cloudy with showers and tomorrow night we're at 35 and on the cool side. take a look at the next few days, a hit or miss shower. both wednesday and thursday, but temperature wise that's an interesting pattern. as we end february on thursday, near 50 and then we start march, not just the first but the entire

a gale warning for the day tomorrow with winds gusting over 35 knots. that gets a 2-3 foot chop on the day. the bayday across tomorrow. the wind brings in the cold and snow. when the chilled below zero and 29 with sunny skies. on the eastern shore, a nice, sunny couple of days but temperatures below normal. blustery conditions for a couple of days. 35 tomorrow, 40 on thursday but lots of sunshine. friday, the cloud the increase in the morning and afternoon with rain, sleet and snow and freezing rain. scattered rain showers on saturday. then another storm of what arrives early next week. earlyther storm arrives next week. >> it's hard to say what it means in terms of job responsibilities, but brady anderson now has a shorter job title and brighter future in the front office. it's a risk -- he returned to the team and officially to train younger players and was named special assistant to the vice president of operations. not the title that easily fits on a business card. that he was promoted to vice president baseball operations. the general manager says

-- yeah, kobe talking playoffs and they're not even winning gales. >> lats say good foorning to today'scy nickerson -- let's say good morning to today's fan ever the day. nancy nickerson is currently recovering from back surgery. >> i hope you feel better. >> we hope you get better soon. thank you for being our fan and for watching. 

gusts here on the bay tomorrow, at 30 knots, with a gale warning through saturday afternoon. on. maybe a few snow showers and rain showers. 29 overnight. and tomorrow, the sun comes back out. it will be windy. really cold, with a high of only 37. and with the wind, it will make it feel in the 20s tomorrow. so dress appropriately for windy, cold, but sunny, dry saturday. >> all right, bob. thank you. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. prepping is over. snow now falling in the northeast. as bob was just talking about. and what could be a historic blizzard. >>> an angry ex-cop, still on the loose. as the massive manhunt moves from los angeles to a california ski town. >>> beyond the textbook. how one education group says schools can boost a number of students interested in science and math courses. >>> i'm gigi barnett. at umbc. that story is next. >>> and here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one

and the gale warning through the afternoon. the bay temp around 37. shower. tomorrow, sunny, but windy. yes, it will be cold. 37. which will feel like 25 to 30 tomorrow. so it will feel like a winter day. but at least it will be sunny and dry. >> it will be a winter day. >> it is still winter. >> thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >>> a new england snowstorm is crippling travel for passengers here in new england. that story st hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ nom, nom, nom. ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ >>> coming up next on wjz eyewitness news. road travel banned. store shelves empty. 50 million people are in the path of a potentially historic blizzard. first warning weather is tracking it closely. >> critical decision. i'm mike hellgren in towson. where an accused will be tried as juvenile or adult. >>> a rush of ravens fans at m&t bank stadium for a super bowl celebration. leads to a

and a gale warning, late tomorrow. bay temp, around 38 degrees. so tonight, look for the rain ending after a few showers and clearing, down to 29 overnight. things should dry out quickly. 37. that's all tomorrow. breezy and colder with a mix of sun and clouds. i think we have a lot more sun. but it's going to certainly feel cold, with winds 25 to 30 miles ran hour. and temps only mid-30s. it's going to feel like 20 degrees tomorrow. dress for a cold but dry wednesday. okay? >> i'll do it. thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news. >>> a teenager who shot up his school on the first day enters a plea. i'm rochelle ritchie. i'll have the latest on robert gladden, jr., coming >>> coming up increase, a surprise plea. the trial for the teen charged with shooting another student is over before it started. the punishment, robert gladden is now facing. >>> a baltimore gynecologist, secretly videotaping his patients. i'm ardam may. outrage from the women who trusted him. and what was he doing with those videos. that's coming up. >> reporter: brea

please welcome gale sher >> the first one is why did she care? why did she care, she wondered, laying aside the book. a dim light could be seen possibly from a cabin reaching in not for the word, but for the space which a time. fat drops driven violently side ways. the man's mind into which she tossed herself becomes a bird. fly away, bird. fly south where you are needed. letters moved, she could barely make them out. the sky moved, hanging bluntly. a circle swayed toppled to the sea. to you, sea, i chant and to the one with ears, hearing you into me. this one is called, having eaten fish. having eaten fish, i open myself to make them more comfortable. i pet the fawn, twisting my calves. two fish leap, kiss, and die. fish, fry here, oh my fish, sway grass in coin of rain so far we kill the all of fishes presides while i walk by, covering my head. the last one is, my bones are in the mountain. my bones are in that mountain, in the veil of flowers beyond its southern pass. slipped down to me by the sky long ago. broken, a coterie of lambs thought o

gales win their seventh straight 77-42 and improve to 19-4.ave dones led and check out this one by cody. here is the reverse layup. 86-78 victory. >>> santa clara in provo basing byu. broncos couldn't slow down matt. he scored a season high 28 points. cougars broke it open. santa clara loses and broncos to fall to 5-4 in the conference. >> at 11:00 we'll go live to new orleans where mike shumann will give his superbowl predictions. >> he has been holding out on us. >> if he picks baltimore he will be in big trouble. >> a cat owner had to take drastic steps to get with this flu season being the most severe in years, it's important to follow cdc guidelines to help protect your family. wash your hands often. and clean your surfaces using a disinfectant to prevent the spread of cold and flu viruses. you can trust lysol because lysol disinfecting wipes kill 99.9% of cold and flu viruses. and with lysol no-touch hand soap, you have 10 times more protection with each wash. helping protect your family with lysol... that's our mission for health.

the inaugural address was about climate change, immigration, gun control, gale rights. he ignored the major issue on the minds of the american people, which is jobs and the economy. >> you're not suggesting you think he's going to do that tomorrow? >> i'm hoping he does. i'll have an editorial calling for him to focus on jobs, things he can do to get back to work, but not more borrowing from china and spending. the government doesn't do a very good job of doing that effectively or efficiently. we need people back to work in this country and the president continues to take his eye off that ball and focusing on just about everything than jobs and the commit. >> the senate has a number of jobs, one of which is to vote on the president's candidates. lindsey graham has just said he will lock the nomination. >> i plan to vote against chuck hagel. anyone who has watched his testimony saw testimony that was weak and wobbly and can't feel great confidence in chuck hagel in the role as secretary of defense. when you look at his long history and statements he continueses to crack

. >> lady gales are playing and she send f weekend6. 72-64, cal has won 11 street straight. >> and goingk at those post moves. and she finished with 26. high low action with stanford add a winner. their 15th straight win over the bruins. daytona, danica patrick is the first woman for a sprint cup race. she won it just under great american race happens next sunday. >> the a's with their first full squad workout as they look to defend their crown and josh reddick he is busy defending his facial hair. >> my facial hair, but i'm going to try to hold on to it as long as i can. >> you don't have to worry about grooming or anything. >> that is one thing, the affordable hair. i don't see it getting too out of hand but a trim here and there. we'll see it goes from there. >> i asked about josh's beard. >> we are the a's and we have a little history with that. hey, he worked hard on it. he grew a period and he sat around and grew a period. i don't know. i'm not going to say it looks good. it's an interesting look. >> what is up with reddick's beard? >> i don't know. i don't want to see that beard i

the 3-foot chop the gale warnings out this morning.-weather future cast there's the storm pulling away. then we get to monday and there's a new system coming in. looks like it will be warm enough that it should be a rainmaker. seven-day forecast. here we go. 28 is where we start this morning. 37 the high today but into the 40's tomorrow and a lot of sunshine and the winds go down. so it should be a nice day. monday, that rain chance then another rain-snow chance and colder temperatures by next wednesday. >> thank you, john. well, the ravens are coming to roost at the state house still soaring from sunday's super bowl win lawmakers are talking about making the treaf official state bird. the oriole was designated the state bird in 1957. >> tourism officials are hopinging the rest of the area will convert, too. >> kate amara has more. >> the ravens' super bowl win is now part of the national sales pitch for baltimore's city convention business. >> whoo going to keep drumming in the fact that we're super bowl champions. >> after taking out

. >> there's a gale force wind blowing here, but that is not enough to deter a real-life housekeeper. >> i do not think it has ever been this bad in my lifetime before. >> the entire coast is constantly exposed to the elements, and most of the house's stand empty. the lighthouse keeper does not actually have to live on the island since the lighthouse is remotely controlled. still, he is not considering a move to the mainland. >> it is just the freedom it gives you. the happiest moment of my life. it has been coming up here and hearing all the life -- the birds and the seals and the whole island coming to life. it is a magic moment, really. >> william is one of the last 60 inhabitants. he and his friend, the mayor, all doing all they can to attract new people to the island. they set up in milk process the 3000 wild sheep that feed off the seaweed on the beaches here. the mill is run by this englishmen who moved to the island. the aim is to promote the island. >> it is really stretching that brand name to its limit. that is what you have to do. maybe it is not possible for it all to be

we have numerous thunderstorm reported and gale force winds of 96 kilometers. another rainmaker towards the east covering moscow, too. out towards the north, the precipitation will be snow and about snowy and windy event for moscow with just temperatures reaching freezing point. and pamplona where the video came out from, 6 degrees for your high so hence the snow in the evening hours. moving over to the american continent here, we're talking about very big winter storm to be in store for your weekend in the northeast. a couple o systems are involved with this. one is moving towards the east. this is over the great lakes region now bringing wet precipitation and occasion thunderstorms. towards the southeast, another system providing quite another -- quite some amount of thunderstorms, as well. traveling along the atlantic coast in to the weekend by saturday morning, this will be merging and becoming a potent system and battering these areas. we already have blizzard warnings and watches across the regions and includes boston, too, and winter storm advisers in th

the winds gale force.because that distress call was broken up, the coast guard is not 100% certain about the boat name. they think it's "charm blow" or something to that effect. that's why they ask for the public's help. if that name rings a bell or you know that ship, they want information on who the people were onboard and where they were coming from and where they might have been headed. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> okay, bob. thank you. >>> 6:45 right now. christina loren is back. another beautiful day. i should say days in the neighborhood. >> it is going to be so nice this week. the warmest weather of the year so far on the way. you deserve it after the cold snap we had last week and the rain you had to get through. what i can tell you is i'm always looking 15 days out. next week looks like it will be a rainy and cold one. you want to take advantage of this week's warmup while it lasts. 6:46. beautiful start to the day. this is san jose. it does not get any better than this. we

mary's gales have been the most successive basketball team. omar earned that courtside seat. had 5 .threes in the first half. led by 1 at the break. gonzaga goes on a 17-4 run to start the 2nd. the 3 cuts the lead to 4. he had 22. gonzaga would not let them get any closer. gonzaga wins the battle, 77-60. vern glen is there. >> reporter: you see the final score. st. mary's lived by the 3 and died by it. they put it up 35 points and only hit 12. >> you never want to come out of a timeout against anybody and that really sort of cost us tonight. we got to come out ready to get up a 3 and a couple layups. we just got to do a better job coming out of halftime ready to go. >> st. mary's only went to the free throw line five times. gonzaga gains complete control of the west coast conference now, leaving st. mary's behind. >>> sacramento mayor courtside cal, ucla. at one point cal led by 28. they dominate. two straight big wins for cal after beating arizona sunday. >>> big names on the farm tonight. chase and randall for the win oh! stanford loses by 1, 65-64 to the trojans. i could j

. >> there's a gale force wind blowing here, but that is not enough to deter a real-life housekeeper. >> i do not think it has ever been this bad in my lifetime before. >> the entire coast is constantly exposed to the elements, and most of the house's stand empty. the lighthouse keeper does not actually have to live on the island since the lighthouse is remotely controlled. still, he is not considering a move to the mainland. >> it is just the freedom it gives you. the happiest moment of my life. it has been coming up here and hearing all the life -- the birds and the seals and the whole island coming to life. it is a magic moment, really. >> william is one of the last 60 inhabitants. he and his friend, the mayor, all doing all they can to attract new people to the island. they set up in milk process the 3000 wild sheep that feed off the seaweed on the beaches here. the mill is run by this englishmen who moved to the island. the aim is to promote the island. >> it is really stretching that brand name to its limit. that is what you have to do. maybe it is not possible for it all to be

also gale trotter, a senior fellow with the women's independent forum. she testified before the senate judiciary committee yesterday. i appreciate you all being with us. so stan, let me start with you. after newtown, do you think we're at some sort of a tipping point, or do you think this debate we're having now will end as it has in past years with no real action? >> i think we're at a tipping point. we're at a tipping point in terms of the outrage of the american public wanting to do something about this issue and also in terms of the involvement of the president and the white house and creating this task force, has really taken a comprehensive look, not only at what we can do to prevent tragedies like newtown, but the gun deaths that happen every year in our country. and we need to look at this comprehensively. that's why this has faded with the headlines of these major tragedies. we have to look at tin terms of what can we do to prevent these tragedies, but also, the violence that occurs in our streets and communities every day in this community. >>

northwest winds gusting 30 knots a gale warning through saturday afternoon bay temp 37, sunrise 7:06old, 29 by morning. 37, but sunny and windy to morrow next 5 days, 44, 50 tuesday, after tomorrow no arctic or canadian air at least in the next 5, 6 days. >>> with spring training starting next week the orioles come to term with a pair of top tier pitchers. >> dan has details coming there is no mass-produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs. each of your bodies. our sleep professionals will help you find your sleep number setting. exclusively at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort... individualized. at the ultimate sleep number event, queen mattresses start at just $599. and save 50% on our innovative limited edition bed. for over 75 years people have saved money with... ohhh... ...with geico... ohhh...sorry! director's voice: here we go. from the top. and action for over 75 years people have saved money

let's ask peter sorrentino from huntington asset advisers, allen gale, michael jones from riverfront investment group and our own rick santelli. everybody is in the water at this point. what do you think? i mean, you know, everybody has been scratching their heads as the market continued higher here, but they were at least willing to stay with the trend as long as it was in place. has the trend ended today, do you think? >> well, first of all, i've been modestly overweight equities in my allocation strategies going into the year, and that's because of the fundamental improvement that we saw mentioned in the fed minutes today. but i think clearly the market has gotten off to an exceptional start, and it's probably a little extended in here. so it's not surprising, if you look over the past couple of weeks, the increases have been smaller, so this is a -- this is a market that seems to be running out of wind for the -- for the near term. >> right. >> and, you know, the question is are we going to have a sharp pullback which i don't think is likely. what is more likely in my view that w

this budget, but i am want to thank a couple of people, i want to thank our acting finance director gale for all of her work on this and she may be if you come up with some mind-bending kinds of questions, she has all of the facts in her head. and i also want to thank acting director huey and the other two directors ed and dan for working with their staff and turning around their requests so quickly. let me do a little bit of the way back machine. and this, the city went to a two-year budget last year. currently it is a what we will call a ruling budget, which means that we are not we get to revisit the second year, so, even though we have a starting point which was what was approved already for 13/14, we get to revisit that and then we are putting together the budget for 14/15. so we are requesting some changes, to the budget, and so, i will be focusing in on that and why we think that we have the revenues to be able to cover this. >> so, there is kind of a starting point that is different than the starting point you know in the past. >> i gave you a copy of this. so that you could foll

were on a ferry that collided with a small boat in san francisco bay last saturday as at the golden gale transit ferry left sausalito for san francisco. you can see the damage to the boat. two men are in the hospital with reports that the boat was traveling at a high rate of speed when it collided with the ms san francisco. no one on board the ferry was hurt. the five crew are on leave while the accident is investigated. that is standard procedure. >> pain at pump. are gas prices still going up? prices now have gone up 32 straight days. the national average is the highest it has ever been at this time of year at $3.73 a gallon. san francisco drivers are paying $4.13. the switch from winter to summer blend is limiting production. crude oil futures actually fell 28 cents to nearly $95 a barrel so what is going on? we will have more in a report in 30 minutes. >> maybe we should find out if this is a good idea to bicycle or walk to work. >> save a little money. >> expend calories. what do you think? >> today's our dry day. we are starting off with more cloud cover but you can see the 24 temp

. >> thank you, gale so much for coming. >> [applause]. thank you. >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are more interesting than the idea you had initially set out to plan. so there has to be this openness for spontaneity. also, a sense that regardless of the deadline, that you have tons of tim

gale warnings going on. they will be dropped and still breezy tomorrow. with advisories out with going down to 18 degrees. the windchill, single digits. tomorrow, 38 for the high. still a chill he day out there. not quite as cold as today. back up to 49 on tuesday with the rain coming in. maybe starting as a mix around here. wednesday, back down to 39. sunshine returning, watching for another storm on friday. adam? >> i turned on that electric happy valentine's day. i never knew he liked me. we'd have to keep it quiet. or we could just tell h.r. happy valentine's day. it would never work. try the new brownie batter donut. get any six donuts for $3.99. america runs on dunkin'. she's in a meeting, could you call back in 15? -- not now. nope, no. sorry, love to but can't. i'm sorry, she's very busy. enjoy the rich taste of dunkin' mocha lattes and coffees. now in dark chocolate. indulge in one today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> the fans sport report. just a little basketball game tonight. >> yes. chris paul, though, the mvp. now, like charm city's beautiful

underneath the pad a man had already bought hurt intending on taking her to canada for slaughter but galehim that i didn't think she would survive the trip and he would lose money on her anyway so name your price and i will buy her. here is where ticks on a different color without knowing it she not only saved her but the on board so that was growing inside of her. she gave birth and much to the surprise of everybody here the baby could be named taxi born on april 15th she has the look and the stride of a potential champion. we need to find out who she is into the baby's daddy is because we need to know what we have here. these are the two early on. the baby's father was also a former research. when i looked up his pedigree and history online i was floored to find out having earned two in the half million dollars. his name means good fortune. even though she spit out the peppermint she gave him tonight she believes that this three-year-old thoroughbred will do well. we had some promise. he can run. he is maturing to the point where he is going to be able to show it here. quite a ride for

. >> i'm gale from the acting finance manager. and we have been talking about budgets, so our finance report for this year our revenue in our budget is after of our projections so as deputy director said that we are seeing the charges for services are up 12 percent over the budget. so if you look at the graph it says that we have received 75 percent of what we are budgeted for this year. our services are cycle cal and so we expect the winter months to be slower and kickback up in the spring. but right now we have received 75 percent of what we budgeted for the year. so it is showing quite high. we also see that the apartment rental, and unit hotel license is still showing as 0. we collect that fee with property taxes, so paid them all last month and you will probably or should start seeing that revenue stream next month's report. so we will have a good idea of where we will be just the budget and we are expecting to get 100 percent but we have not seen any of the money yet. >> and our other category is still moving along where it

the winds are blowing with gale force winds. these cloudless bidding little bit of snow at us.etty soon. a little over two degrees below normal seasonable temperatures on the way the rest of the week. this coming weekend to powerful looking weather systems could be snow producers. there is listed as 49. it felt good. took some icy rain in the morning hours. that is the warmest temperature and 13 days around chicago. here's our big storm. the one that lifted to the midwest. it is doing so in the upper midwest. it is circulating that wash cloth. here's the big storm system. one center over the upper midwest. this thing with so. the skies will begin to clear. we are dealing with wind now. going over 40 mi. per hour at some locations. we've had gusts of 69. it has been windy. these are other wind gust across the metro area as you can see. some snow flurries going to the air. we're seeing and other places around chicago. the wind will stay strong throughout the night. temperatures uc tomorrow morning. that is the beginning of this arctic air coming down into the country. by friday a

there currently is gale force winds. it's pretty bad. >> right now two helicopters, a cutter and a patrol boat, out in the water helping them. the national guard has been called in to help. it has been about six hours since those four people had to abandoned shift. kind of concerned and several searches from surround up. nothing so far. the diskreszed call just they think that that is, the 29-foot boat the called the charm-02. since they do not know where that boat was headed or where it came from. if you have any information on a thoet, sure that's it. they want any informatin that could help lead them to these four victims. >>> thank you very much. and stay with us for updates on this breaking news story. we will bring you the latest throughout this newscast. and "today" in the bay. >>> tens of thousands of people packed into st. beert's's 85-year-old pope addressed the crowd from his window at the vat lan. this is will be his fist on. he resigns the post in 600 years. people of -- >> i think they would pick a younger

the pressure between these two major systems that are creating the winds. 5:38 your sunset time with galeing to feel like the 20s. 22 tonight, clear. 44 on sunday, another chance of rain on monday temperatures up in the 50s. another chance of showers on wednesday. temperatures stay in the mid 40s for the rest of the week. >>> still to come on eyewitness news saturday morning, searching for a killer. police try to stop a former officer suspected in a killing spree. >> meat mix up. controversy spreads for tanlt tainted beef in great britain what people really were eating. >> first here's >>> welcome back to eyewitness news on this saturday morning. taking a look at connecticut. this is the current picture of sthoe coming down. -- snow coming down. we've been watching the snow blanketing that area. the winds are up around 18 miles an hour. they're going to be deal being this for the better part of the next 12 to 24 hours until this system completely clears the area. they're not going to get from under this 37 degrees for us today. 22 degrees tonight. clear skies. back up to 44 degrees, mostl