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her hair was shoulder-length ponytails, wearing a grey dress with purple tights, a grey dress with purple tights and pink slippers. her family says she may be riding a pink barbie, razor-style scooter. her family says she has never done anything like this before. >>> live in richmond, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >> let's hope she gets home soon. thank you, kimberly. >>> this is day one of the j.j.p.d.'s new violence in the city program. officers are on the scene at the city's 21st homicide and a broad daylight shooting. the department's so-called response protocol being put to the test right out of the gate. nbc bay area george kiriyama is live tonight. george, one shot now and new word of a fatal stabbing in just the last hour? >> reporter: that's right, jessica. we just got word of another police scene on the west side of town at magliona drive. here, on the east side of town, there was a gang-related shooting. he survived his surgery and is expected to make it through the night. tonight, there are more police officers on the streets. but the big question, will that stop the viol

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>>> taking a live look over san jose, grey skies inland and along the coast. a lot of clouds out there. the clouds will be bringing rain. well, all in a few hours. change is in store in the weather department. here is elizabeth wenger with more details. >>> good morning. we are waking up to cooler temperatures and a whole lot more clouds than we saw in the past couple of days. here is a look at the weather headlines for today. cooler, more clouds, and a chance of rain coming later today to evening, mainly in the north bay. and then a wet start to the workweek with a couple of wet mornings commutes, as well. a chance of rain in the north bay and then spreading further south. monday and tuesday will be different than today where we are cooler. we are only talking mid to upper 70s. shifting to satellite and radar, high pressure has been with us for the past few days. the high pressure is gone and we are seeing lower pressure and much cooler temperatures bringing rain showers heading our way and sticking around for the next several days before drying out by wednes

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and 40 miles per hour, the same for pittsburgh, gus currently at 30 and tonight mostly cloudy skies grey skies tomorrow morning and areas of drizzle. you may need the wipers in the morning commute great by 3:00 p.m., partial clearing. we will sunshine was some high clouds but by the day we will be stuck in the low clouds. san francisco and oakland in the afternoon hours and here is a satellite view to have a weather system moving in the south that is producing showers and thunderstorms over the sierra for today. it hasn't impacted us, it looks like we might get a little thunderstorm activity into the east bay but that never materialized. midnight tonight, low clouds everywhere with the exception of the south bay and eventually it fills in for san jose and we are socked in at 6:00 a.m. and noticed the blips and green -- as pockets of drizzle as agosta the morning hours in the clearing is happening, cloudy at 10:00 a.m., claudia at noon and eventually some breaks of sunshine showing up as we get into the afternoon hours. temperatures for tomorrow will be cooler looking at the upper sixties

this habitat provides home to a wide variety of plants and wildlife including grey blue heron, snowy pelican, and this bat ray, the conservancy also developed landscape areas where there are flowering plants that support specific butterfly species, there are seven butterfly species resident of that upland habitat. i thank the conservancy and their members for these beautiful photographs. pier 94 wetlands involved the construction of the new marine terminal; the shoreline south, at pier 92, and north of the paved terminal at pier 94 was constructed along with that entire area in the sixties by placing a debris-dike in the water, forming a perimeter with the proposed lands in backfilling with fill material behind that debri dike. during construction of pier 94, a portion of that dike failed and a portion slug from the intended plan service to an elevation subjected to tidal inundation and that error was found to be structurally unsuitable for further development. it was left to be subject to the forces of nature for several decades. over time and with title in tidal inundation -- wetla

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in the areas of seal rookeries this idea is popular among the opponents of the ban on white coat in grey coat hunting and they are ready to return to the practice at any moment. has this population lived with better life since hunting stopped i think its life hasn't changed a bit. why because well basically it's the condition of the ice that regulates the birth rate and now the part that man played and regulating the birth weight of the lives of these animals is being taken over by nature simply as a result of the environments intrinsic processes. according to one theory climate change is the culprit evidence for this is that the ice is thinning and the harp seal population has started to decline with good duty when the seals were lying on the ice the ice was so thin that it began to sink under them into the water there was huge losses around prove the thousand pups. however there is more than one reason for the massive deaths man is actively invading the habitat of the harp seal. brylin the ropes raise the ramp. on the ropes raise around. every spring. it receives reports on animal bree

sam taylor johnson has been picked to bring "fifty shades of grey" to the set. >>> christian colbert usually makes us laugh. last night he returned with a moving tribute to his mom following her death. >> when i was leaving her last week i leaned over and i said, mom, i'm going back to new york to do the show. and she said, i can't wait to see it. i wouldn't miss it for the world. so, with that in mind, this is "the colbert report." >> lorna elizabeth tuck colbert died last wednesday at the age of 92. >> doing a show for mom. >> absolutely. >> probably always and from now on. >> must have been very tough for him. she was so supportive of his career. >> the mom being proud of their son. you know, it's a nice touching moment. >> yeah. >> i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> in politico, the immigration bill goes local. the deal in the senate goes beyond securing the border to issues that touch home. >>> and "the new york times," obama readying emissions limits on power plants. the move would be the most consequential he could

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non-potable supply program that you will have a report on next meeting, how we use alternative supplies, grey water, black water recycling and lots of things going on there. it's not a lot of water, but it's important. ultimately, one of the things that we talked about before was san francisco has more water then its demand in the future. san francisco will forego some of that and provide some of that as the guarantee to our wholesale customers and when we first talked about this t look like 10 million gallons per day, but now it looks like 5 million gallons per day because of new projections shown by the yellow dots. this is the water availability picture in multiple dry-years with increased demands. and each one of those colored bars represents a different type of project. the most significant thing is in the last year out there, again, there is only about 5 mgd of extra water that we would have available. and that represents the future for us and so we need to think hard about what we want to do with that capacity. so that is again -- those have been new projections that we have been using

so i thought "50 shades of grey matter" might be compelling, but we got "brainwashed." >> host: what sorted of was your motive here? what were you trying to tell people by writing brainwashed? >> guest: actually, the subtitle being the seductive appeal, we wanted to talk, wanted to talk about what's probably the greatest scientific achievement of modern time and how brain science, neuroscience and how it's moved out into the public sphere and how brain imaging in particular, fmri, functional magnetic imaging, most people are familiar with brain scans, technicolor pictures of the brain, and how that in particular because we consider that the, kind of the signature tool of modern neuroscience. so how, what's the trajectory of that technology out of the lab and off the clinic and -- out of the clinic and into the public sphere. what's that movement been like, and what are the implications for society. >> host: and, obviously, this is a critique of some of that movement, right? you see some shortcomings in how this is presented, you know, maybe starting with what people are seeing as the

. >> a pale, grey cloud has dissented on singapore, and its guy scrapers are almost lost in the haze. the air is a quick tiny particles carried on the wind from indonesia. people working out of doors have been warned to take special care, and everyone is feeling the impact. >> i'm surprised that the office is still open. , the wholepressing atmosphere, the environment. you do not really feel motivated to step out, but you have to. >> the greatest risk is to anyone suffering from asthma. almost all children are wearing masks, even indoors. for these kids, there's no question of playing in the open. isone point today, what called the pollutant standard index reached a record level. >> obviously, with the psi being a 400 right now, it's really not safe for them to be out. my daughter has mild asthma, so i do not want her to be exposed at all. >> this picture shows the scale of the cloud of smoke reaching from indonesia across to singapore and malaysia. by zooming in, authorities can see the fire, and they have already blamed eight companies who have been clearing forest to make way for p

. >>> listen up, the movie version of erotic best seller "fifty shades of grey" now has a director. happy about that? >> beyond psyched up. >> pumped. sam taylor-johnson's only previous film was the john lennon biopic "nowhere boy." she promises to honor the power of the book, which has sold millions of copies. "fifty shades" author e.l. james tweeted she is delighted and thrilled by the choice. now comes the task of casting the movie. >> you read it? you like it? >> no word when it is expected to be released. i have no idea what you are talking b >> you can tell me after the show. >>> we have new details on how the royal family will announce to the world if a future king or queen of england has been born. prince william and kate middleton have not made public the jend over their baby apparently because they are waiting until kate actually gives birth. william will be at the hospital in padding ton when the young royal is born, the same hospital he was born back in 1982. now, when the royal baby actually makes his or her world premiere, it will be announce reed is ya twitter and go

we will get into the details in just a second i want to bring in dc mayor vince grey. we were talking about this hard ware store and the institution it is for folks here. how painful do you think it is to see this store burnt to a crisp the way it did. >> just incredibly painful it is an institution on capital hill, an institution in our city. been here 93 years i can't even count the number of times people have said they were going here because of some particular hard ware item, they want to purchase. it is difficult to turn around and see the condition of this building at this stage. i hope that if the owners were going to try to restore it we can bring it back to where it was. >> reporter: firefighters will be working throughout the night to try and figure out what it was happened here. >> that's right. they will be at least an 8 to 10 hours doing an investigation, we will put a fence around the property to keep people coming too close to it. >> reporter: as we mentioned, it was a very dramatic evening out here on capital hill. take a look at what everyone out here

and in philadelphia a cup of earl grey ice cream. >> a lot of booze-related ice cream.on ones. >> reporter: beer ones and chardonnay too. an ice cream that could taste like beer. that's beer. that's beer. you know what? as it melts right before you swallow, it's almost like you're really drinking beer. >> how about the chardonnay. >> reporter: chardonnay. cheers. >> cheers. summer 2013. >> reporter: wow! >> isn't it amazing how it pops around? it's like a pinball machine. >> reporter: oh, yeah. bruce becker is the owner of max & mina's. he says they create more than 5,000 flavors, including corn on the cob. how in the world do you do that? how do you do that? and maybe the best part of all, the cold front. the cost. >> maybe you can't go spend $250 or even 100 bucks on some crazy creative meal, but you can do that with an $8 scoop of ice cream. >> reporter: and knowlton thinks that makes ice cream the ultimate affordable luxury. >> okay. call me old fashioned, but a scoop of vanilla is fine by me. that's terrell brown reporting. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'l

civil society oh you know you can both clamping down it's not black and white it is certain chains of grey and limiting some political groups right to protest in the center of the city when it encroaches on the rights of motorists to get access to their workplaces something like this would be often criticizing western governments as russia clamping down on democratic freedoms but of course i understand you worked in the u.k. and the government yourself and you had your critics and you would understand that when you are in a position of power you have a balancing interest of various groups and you cannot grant absolute rights to one group at the expense of another no this is of course. i mean you need to have regulations in any society so freedom over you don't. live in the freedom but you have basic rights which has to be granted look at for instance the situation invest in europe or in the in the european union countries. does anybody believe that the economic problems in greece or in spain or need totally can be solved by reducing. basic human rights i think you'd see all the way around

. >> reporter: this buttoned-down businessman living a secret sex life right out of "50 shades of grey." was there a darker secret he was hiding? >> did you murder your wife? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: he was the prime suspect. then someone else confessed. >> i hit her. i went, bam. >> reporter: soon master bob himself was confessing to something equally dark. >> bashara is looking for a hit man to knock off his hit man? >> reporter: what were the other secrets in the suburbs? >> i wanted them to know the truth. >> also tonight, another story that's all about secrets. >> it's kind of an addiction. the thrill of it. >> they were so hungry for fame they stole it, walking right into celebrities' homes. then walt zing right out with te ultimate goody bags. >> jewelry, cash, drugs if there were drugs. >> she became the face of it all. >> are you looking at jail time? >> i'm going to say no. >> she's never told the full story until now. >> my life was spiralling out of control. i really was. >> tonight you will hear dramatic secrets. >> essentially she was kidnapped. >> and a surprise e

back to the point of trust or mistrust i think in insecurity policy trust comes with many shades of grey and it is essentially a about the risk you are willing to accept so i would argue that the west in particular is subjecting iran to a standard that is so well that pretty much impossible to live up to no other country is asking the same thing well i'm very happy to talk about the situation in two thousand and thirteen zero and i do believe that the correct position in the international negotiations with iran is the position being adopted by russia and i don't agree with my own government's policy and i don't agree with the other countries who influence strongly the western position namely israel and the united states what do you then agreed that contrary to the popular saying trust in international politics is not earned it is given. trust is undoubtedly earned the only way of establishing trust is to build it up slowly through initially small steps but where i disagree with the current policies being pursued by my government that they won't give a clear idea of the destination to whi