this will affect 110,000 hawaii seniors or more. [applause] >> i am requesting we increase the care budget by $4.4 million and make it permanent. this enables seniors to receive care in their homes. this is an investment that will pay dividendss as the population ageds, grows in numbers and lives longer. [applause] >> these proposals address the practical, everyday reality of expenses for seniors. across the board fairness and application can take effect immediately and fit comfortably into our long-term financial stabilization, long-term financial stabilization plan. i began my remarks today in sad recognition of the sacrifice by sergeant scobee. and other sacrifices we need to make an acknowledgment of our responsibility to and for each other and advance the common good of us all. referencing that context allow me to include my thoughts today. and the passing of our beloved loretta, it is difficult even now, more than a month since her death to accept its finality because of the vitality of her presence. i said at the time our hea

we take you of all places to the islands of hawaii. the picture postcards of palm trees and sandy beaches don't tell the whole story it turns out. even paradise has its pro problems. methamphetamine and property crime hit hawaii tickerly hard and landed thousands of hawaiians in prison. one judge think there is is a better way. adam may introduces to that judge. his zero tolerance for bad behavior has brought hawaii hope in the form of probation. >> growing up in hawaii steven alm earned the badge of tough guy the hard way. >> boxed in a local jim. i was one of two white guys in the jim gym. at first there was not a lot of seriousness given to it. but after my first fight, that is when one of the long time trainers said you have shown you have heart and everybody accepted me. ♪ years of boxing scored him a walk on roll role in the original hawaii five-0. and has a reputation as a judge. >> i have the respect of the law enforcement community. i was the tough et sentencer. >> he served as deputy prosecute attorney for honolulu. he knew h

a judge in hawaii tried something different. megan thompson's report first aired in november. >> since i can't control what you're going to dorks i can control what i'm going to do. what that means, in the future, if you violate any of the conditions of probation, you can count on me giving you jail time. >> reporter: this isn't the way things used to be. when judge stephen al was assigned to a felony courtroom in honolulu in 2004. he saw judges routinely warning offenders to follow the rules of probation. probationers just as routinely ignoring those warnings. >> at sentencing the judge says no drugs, you have to see your probation off section you have to pay your restitution. and then in the real world, they go out and violate those conditions and typically there's no consequence. >> reporter: no consequence because the only threat was years in prison. but that threat was usually only carried out after dozens of violations over months or years. >> and i thought what a crazy way to try to change anybody's behavior. >> reporter:

his zero tolerance for bad behaviour brought hawaii hope, in the form of probation >> growing up in hawaii, steven ohm earned the tag of bad guy. >> boxing in a gym, i was one of two white guys. after my first fight, one of the long-time trainers said, "you showed you have heart." >> years of boxing scored him a walk-on role in the original "hawaii five-0." and the tough guy reputation as a judge. >> i was the toughest sentencer in the courthouse >> ohm was deputy prosecuting attorney for honolulu and hawaii. he knew hawaii and the justice system. he became a judge. he knew it needed a change, probation. >> sentencing i can send them to prison or the beach. it's not a knock on probation officers. it's a reflection that probation as usual does not work wall. >> hawaii may seem like paradise. away from the beaches and resorts, an evil tide swept across the island - methamphetamine. drug abusers arrested for glowing the criminal justice system. judge ohm created hope. hope is a new way to do probation, an effective way to do probation. >> it is offered by courts as an alternative for a hard t

chapman stays in hawaii.ver the next three years, he is hospitalized at least once, gets married, takes a job in a print shop, then quits. and goes to work as an unarmed security guard at a luxury, high-rise condo. he's obsessed with j.d. salinger's "catcher in the rye." chapman identifies closely with the book's protagonist halden caufield, and one who rails against the phonies he encounters. chapman claims that by the summer of 1980, he was coming unhinged. >> j.d. salinger who has been reclusive for years wrote "the catcher in the rye" and read by and admired by millions, and wonders what he must be thinking watching this? >> in 1992, larry king interviewed mark henry chapman via remote feed in attica. >> mark, why are you blaming a book? >> i am blaming myself for calling inside of the book. i want to say that j.d. salinger and "catcher in the rye" did not cause me to kill john lennon. in fact, i wrote j.d. salinger i got his box number from someone, and i apologized to him for this. >> in october 1980, c

when i entered office we issued a call for a new day in hawaii. we presented and implemented a plan that has guided this administration and our state over the last three years through very difficult times. we faced hard choices and had to make tough decisions. i'm grateful for this legislature's collaboration as we navigated through these troubled waters. the question before us then is what direction shall we now set our sights? where do we see our hawaii, our people, our islands, our businesses in the future? to enter the core question we need to look no further than our island values. we must be trustees with a duty not just in the present but to the long-term future of our islands. we must be stewards with a responsibility to protect their identity are precious human and natural resources to become more self-sufficient. for three years we have strategically manage our resources into her chair sacrifices, made fiscally prudent decisions and have seen our economy regularly improved. this has resulted in a general fund balance of $844 million for

electricity costs in hawaii are three times the national average. because the islands are completely dependent on imported oil. as jennifer london reports the alternative energy sources are raising concerns. >> big waves. beautiful beaches. scenic overlook. picture postcards from oahu's famed north shore. now something out of place comes into view. >> well, in your heart it hurts. >> kent fonoimoana lives in the rural neighbourhood of kahuku. in 2011, 12 wind turbines were erected close to his home. >> i'm opposed to the proximity and the look of the beauty of the hawaiian islands. so is kathleen pahinui, who chairs the north shore neighbour hood board. >> when they started going up and in it was like oh, my god. people were freaked out. very, very upset. >> travel down the road and you'll find 30 more lected in the waimea valley value, making the 42 turbines the largest windfarm in the state of hawaii. as you enter the waimea valley, you see the turbines. many north shore residents say it's not the problem. the wind farms are more than an eyesore.

chapman stays in hawaii.pitalized at least once, gets married, takes a job in a print shop, then quits and goes to work as an unarmed security guard at a luxury high-rise condo. he's obsessed with j.d. salinger's "catcher in the rye," the classic novel of adolescent angst. chapman identifies closely with the book's protagonist, holden caulfield, who rails against the phonies he encounters. chapman would later claim that by the summer of 1980 he was coming unhinged. >> j.d. salinger, who has not been heard from in years, he's reclusive, wrote "catcher in the rye," a book read by millions, admired by millions. i wonder what he must be thinking when he is -- if he is watching this. >> in 1982 larry king interviewed mark chapman via a remote feed from attica prison. >> mark, why are you blaming a book? >> i'm not blaming a book. i blame myself for crawling inside of the book. and i certainly awant to say tht j.d. salinger and "the catcher in the rye" didn't cause me to kill john lennon p in fact i wrote to j.d. s

we're not sending our artists to hawaii or our performer to hawaii? >> sure.. i saw with any resolution, any type of bill, you start somewhere. if the aim is to protect the common person by allowing residents of the state, at least the right of first refusal so to speak to stand out to get their share, it's a start and move in the right direction. >> hawaii is way behind. the only thing you can't scalp is boxing tickets. this is a step in the right direction. >> joey, who would you stand in line for? >> i'm not revealing the artist worth the time. there's a lot of artists out will there that do great work. i love y'all. >> that's a total cop out. >> what about you? >> i like j lo. i'd stand in line for her. >> she's all right. >>> i'd stand in line to see you two. appreciate you guys. we'll be right back, one minute. >>> thank you so much. hope you learned a lot about the law and concert tickets and bruno mars as well. that's it for me. i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. ashleigh will be back soon. now here's wolf, but jim is filling in for him. >> right now

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hawaii lawmakers are considering ending taxes on groceries. hawaii's high cost of living and high poverty rates are prompting the calls to lift the tax. the average family would save around $200 million per year, while it could cost the state around $200 million the first year. 36 states to date do not tax groceries. hawaii may also double tax credits for renters who earn less than $30,000. go-pro is going public. the video camera maker, popular with thrill seekers, will jump into the stock market soon. it's filed for a confidential ipo to keep the process under wraps. but there are reports, fox-conn has a 9% stake in the company. foxconn notably had some bad press following allegations of harsh working conditions in asia. the compact camera company faces competition from google and samsung. still to come: as big money flows into one homebuilder stock...trader is constructing a profit plan. will the weather forecast continue to hurt hiring? and how gadgets that" do it all" are having an unexpected ripple effect on the economy. that's next! rea

. >> bill karins said the sun will come out and feel like hawaii. >> he's a fool. >> a total freak. >> we also have former -- former -- still an msnbc political analyst, last time i checked. >> i am. >> are you getting fired or anything like that? >> not that i know of. >> we'll see how it goes this three hours, former chairman of the republican national committee michael steele, msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. whose wife's bathing suit is on the front page of the "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition, it's the middle one. >> it looks good, doesn't it. >> harold. >> what's that? >> there's no bathing suit there, harold. >> it's a bathing suit my wife's company makes. >> can you tell your wife i don't see a bathing suit. just see a lot of skin and a patch of material in a place tucked away. >> i'm not going to look as closely as you did. i understand the young lady in the middle is wearing a bathing

but he flew in, something went wrong in hawaii. he did not like hawaii.to get home. >> and spent saturdays tinkering with his cars. he had a great line he gave you about the mechanics of money and how to make money. >> i met him in college then "saturday night live" he hosted it. i met him in '85-'86 again. i said that was the guy that interviewed you. that was you? i can't believe it. a lot of comedians, you should be a standup and all this. i said, jay, do you think i should be a standup? he goes do it. john, write joke, tell joke, get check. that's it. and he had that ability. and he's right. to boil it down to simplicity, he's not neurotic and he works hard. and he really enjoys it. >> spike, i want to play a clip from seinfeld that you i think helped write this one. let's watch this. >> i didn't get any bread. >> just forget it. let it go. >> excuse me. i think you forgot my bread. >> bread $2 extra. >> $2? everyone in front of me got free bread. >> you want bread? >> yes, please. >> $3! >> what? >> no soup for you. >> that was a very famous the soup

organizers are considering five other locations including san diego and hawaii.nt and cost taxpayers more money and brought in few visitors than originally anticipated. there was also a deadly tragedy involving the new zealand team. the mayor's office really want the america's cup races back, but not at any cost. >>> turkish officials say they have subdued a man who tried to hijack an airliner and force it had to fly to the olympics in so much dhachl airliner landed safety there istanbul underescort by turkish fighter jets. after a four-hour standoff, all the other passengers were left -- were left -- let off the plane safe litsch the flight originated in ukraine and police identified the suspected hijacker as ukrainian. he claimed to have explosives with him but no bombs were found. it would appears this -- the pilot actually tricked the would-be hijacker to believe the plane flying toward sochi when, in fact, they were head toward iist stall bull. >>> winter games opened in sochi today, fireworks lit up the skies moments after the to be was lit for opening cere

that's 36 barrels for every person living in the state according to hawaii energy.com. >> keeping oursights on the true goal, which is to rid ourselves of imported oil, which has created such a stranglehold on our economy. >> it's estimated the north shore wind farm will provide power for some 14,000 homes and now there are plans to build 15 more near this elementary and high school. but resident kimowina says he has grown weary of wind energy close to home? >> we have done our part tore c contribute to renewable injury. >> it includes generating 40% from renewable resources by 2030 which means wind farms are clearly part of the state's energy future and now part of the view. jennifer london, al jazeera, kahuku, hawaii. >> the sky lit up in sweeden in a spectacular show of nature. the nor the northern lights were on display for campers and skiers at bisco national park. it happened when part calls from solar flares hit the earth's atmosphere. this is gorgeous. the sun had a recent surge in flaring. >> that's made for light shows nearly every night this year in sweeden. they have been

once a month, you get this in the mail, and you spend it. >> reporter: hawaii, reigning champion for the last five years, has dropped all the way to eighth. something that even has some north dakotans scratching their heads. >> it surprises me a little bit, especially that it's so cold like, how could you be that happy here? but i could see it, like, we have a very nice community. >> reporter: the poll is based on the results of interviews with 176,000 people in every state, inquiring about overall health, employment, education and the local environment. but we wondered, oil boom money aside, what are we missing? is life really that good in north dakota? >> there's a lot of good people here. >> reporter: move over hawaii, north dakota may be cold, but boy, are they happy over there. neal karlinsky, abc news, los angeles. >> let's hear it for the dakotas. >>> and up next -- right here tonight, a hero on the highway. a life-saving moment caught on camera, what these pictures teach about how you can save a baby. dr. richard besser takes us inside the drama when we're back in two minutes

> jimmy: yeah, you got to do a a movie in hawaii.jimmy: i mean, gosh. how was that? just amazing, right? >> so very far away. >> it was very far away. [ laughter ] it was very far away. it was a 22 hour flight to get there. >> jimmy: no, no, no. i couldn't handle a 22 hour flight. what did you do with a 22 hour flight? >> well, i know what i did. 7 movies, 13 times i masturbated. [ laughter and applause ] and i still had ten hours to go. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't do that. you can't do that. that is a rough time. what did you do on the plane? >> i just freaked out because i had olive and she was six months at the time. and i just, you know, i know what people think when you walk on to a 22 hour flight with a a baby. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ shouting in horror ] >> jimmy: how could you do this to us? our dream vacation in africa! [ laughter ] >> i know, i know. i just kept my head down and we stayed up for 22 hours. >> you did? >> yeah. we landed and i vomited everywhere. [ laughter and applause ] i was so jet lagged and tired a

but the japanese american population was about 45% of the island of hawaii. and if they extracted those japanese americans, the economy would have collapsed. but on the mainland, we were thinly spread out. up and down the west coast. >> so you experienced discrimination early in your life but you also experienced discrimination later in life as well, correct? >> i did. and that discrimination, i was able to kind of avoid. my face, my asian face, was a give-away. but from the time i was about nine or ten, i knew i was different in ways other than just my face. the other boys would say things like, sally's cute. or monica's hot. i thought are sally and monica were nice. but i thought bobby was exciting. and none of the boys thought the way i did. so i knew i was different. and it wasn't the way i was supposed to be. so i was silent about it. and i pretended that i was like one of them. you know, because when you're young, you have a great need to be part of a gang. to belong. and so i dated girls. and went to the senior prom. and i played a part. are is but the

this air is warm down by hawaii. we know hawaii is warm.board the jet stream all that air following the path of least resistance in the atmosphere and the jet stream is aimed right toward northern california toward the bay area and north of the golden gate we'll see rainfall totals just from this weekend in excess of 3." some spots especially in the higher elevations may get a half foot of rainfall by sunday evening. if you are watching us from the east bay out toward walnut creek or concord, you will get an inch or two over the weekend. south bay an inch or two and san francisco and san mateo county you will see 2 or 3" of rain. lots of rain coming up this weekend. it begins late tomorrow. speaking of tomorrow, your highs mid- to upper 50s another day shy of normal. santa clara 59. redwood city 58. hayward rain late high of 55. pleasant hill san ramon pleasanton 56 or 57. alameda hits 57 tomorrow. rain early afternoon tomorrow for santa rosa. ukiah high 54. extended forecast, soggy late tomorrow, soggy on saturday. soggy on sunday. we'll j

. >>> electricity in hawaii costs three times as much as most states.fer london reports. >> reporter: big waves, beautiful beaches, scenic overlook, but now something out of place comes into view. >> well, in your heart it kind of hurts. >> reporter: this man lives in a rural neighborhood, 12 wind turbines, tall and loud were erected close to his home. >> i'm opposed to their proximity, and their industrialized work. >> reporter: so is this woman. >> when they started going up and going in, it was like, oh, my god. people were completely freaked out, very, very upset. >> reporter: travel down the road and you'll find 30 more located in the valley, making the combined 42 turbines the largest wind farm in the state of hawaii. >> reporter: as you enter the valley you can see many of the turbines. but many say the wind farms are more than just an eye sore, they say they are built on land that is sacred. >> i'm sure many would prefer from the valley not to be able to see windmills. >> reporter: but the state's energy commissioner would also prefer to break h

the storm shows clouds from san francisco back to hawaii and that will create the soaking, the atmospheric riff moisture leading to urban. flooding, including streets and rivers and parking lots are lakes. creek flooding is possible and mud and rock slides are possible but not likely with the storm. this is 87 at the shark tank and it is more dry than year. flooding rain tomorrow, rain on sunday and dry as we head back to work and school on monday. the research has been good. now we have a problem at the toll plaza. the muni eastbound is blocked because of a non-muni accident so cruz are headed out there and you could see delays so that is blocked. this is the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see tow truck arrived on the scene because of a two-car crash causing the big delays. i don't know if you can see the accident but from the left to the right, you can see it is causing delays backing up from the maze is watch out for that. we have a problem in oakland westbound 580 at 980 where we have a crash on the shoulder and not blocking any lanes. >> next a bizarre sequence of events that led t

the cold front is still coming and we can see the moisture stretching down toward hawaii.ere is a look with the computer animation. toward 6:00 a.m. moderate rain. then you will see the rain is indicated in yellow and 5:00 p.m. you are stepping out for dinner it will be coming down. then more rain with pockets of moderate rain on sunday. one last push, 1:00 in the afternoon. you may be sitting down to have some tea. it will be coming down. monday morning we will see everything clear out. rifle totals are extremely high in the north bay mountains. one storm. the santa cruz mountains will pick up three to six inches. prepare for the winter driving conditions. a winter storm warning until saturday at 4:00 p.m. expect two to four feet above 7,000. make sure you have your umbrella in the 50s. it is the 50s and 60s. it is a mailed storm and it will create a soggy sunday. as you look at the seven-day forecast, the middle to latter part of the week we are looking at another storm. will this storm get rid of the drought? >> no. we need three, four, five of these this winter to help

the pineapple express from hawaii way -- hawaii will make for heavy rain tomorrow.he flooding problems could continue for another day. here's the live storm tracker. the heaviest is falling into the north bay. some light to moderate rain this evening. some showers to the west of walnut creek. there's a system out here in the pacific, another one that's just off shore. this is primarily taking aim at the north bay. the entire bay area is going to get rain. here's midnight tonight north of stan fran. -- san francisco. we'll see off and on showers tonight. as we go into tomorrow after sunrise, look for the rain to pick up again. it will get steadier and heavier. we could see a few thunderstorms in the mix as well. those will begin to wind down tomorrow night, and by monday morning, we'll have a break for a couple of days before the next system arrives on wednesday. heaviest in the north bay. two to four inches possible. lesser amounts in the bay and lighter to the south bay. here's a look at the 7-day forecast. we'll see the sunshine monday return and a dry day. the cl

all the way down by hawaii. that's key.he jet stream picks up more moisture and then sometimes it transports moisture from hawaii all the way up to the west coast, we call that the pineapple express and that general area. that is what is happening this weekend. the jet stream aimed right at us. the fire hose is all set up with a ton of moisture. we will see in the north bay at least 3 inches of rain fall. lots of rain coming in the north bay. 3 to 6 inches of rain fall there. east bay, you can see 1 to 3 inches of rain fall. san francisco and san mateo county 2 to 3 inches of much needed rain fall. highs tomorrow as the rain moves in tomorrow afternoon, mid to upper 50s. san jose 58. union city 56. pacifica54. concord, pittsburgh upper 50s. it will be there earlier for santa rosa. 57 tomorrow for alameda. your extended forecast, we're soggy on saturday. sunday we're still looking at rain. we clear out monday, tuesday, and wednesday we'll be dry. thursday a few light showers are back. big-time storm getting here as soon as t

the cold front is still coming and we can see the moisture stretching down toward hawaii. here is a look with the computer animation. toward 6:00 a.m. moderate rain. then you will see the rain is indicated in yellow and 5:00 p.m. you are stepping out for dinner it will be coming down. then more rain with pockets of moderate rain on sunday. one last push, 1:00 in the afternoon. you may be sitting down to have some tea. it will be coming down. monday morning we will see everything clear out. rifle totals are extremely high in the north bay mountains. one storm. the santa cruz mountains will pick up three to six inches. prepare for the winter driving conditions. a winter storm warning until saturday at 4:00 p.m. expect two to four feet above 7,000. make sure you have your umbrella in the 50s. it is the 50s and 60s. it is a mailed storm and it will create a soggy sunday. as you look at the seven-day forecast, the middle to latter part of the week we are looking at another storm. will this storm get rid of the drought? >> no. we need three, four, five of these this winter to he

larry teaches hawaiian at the university of hawaii. he played a leading role in winning recognition of hawaiian as an official language. he is the third generation japanese-american, but his grandmother was a native hawaiian. he was proud to get involved in the revitalization movement by changes that took place while he was a student. >> my hawaiian grandmother died when i was a sophomore in college. that generation, grandparent generation, went, as well. they were very old. and then when they went, there was no more. >> reporter: since then, kimura has spent many years interviewing elderly people to create a database. in 1984, kimura founded a hawaiian language emergence school. he felt that it was important for children to be surrounded by hawaiian from an early age. about 30 schools are now teaching classes in hawaiian, and the number of people who speak the language has risen to 10,000. five years ago a new station started broadcasting in hawaiian only. anchor amy khalili helped to set up the station. she is also a former student o

it comes right from hawaii and a extreme of moisture going right to the pacific northwest. you see the rain coming down around los angeles, and it's coming in the form of rain and snow. these are winter storm warnings in effect in california, idaho and wyoming. all of that moisture coming in, touching heavy rain in the valleys and a lot of snow in the mountains. the radar picture shows that. there's the rain across northern california and the snow in oregon and washington did cause blizzard-like conditions. getting the much-needed moisture here in the mountains of california, so there's the rain and the snow. east of the rockies here, it's not really the rain or snow, but the bitter cold air this is in fargo and bismarck. you factor in the wind. and the it looks like its taking off staying off the east coast for a few days, the temperatures are cold. but there's the moisture just off of the coast on saturday and sunday. >> still to come on aljazeera america, playing politics with california's drought has farmers lined up and waiting for relief. >> welcome back to aljazeera

a boat from uwajima fisheries high school the ehime maru sank off hawaii after it was struck by the "uss greenville." nine japanese, including students, died in the accident. 8:43 a.m. was the exact time the two vessels struck. a golden bell recovered from the sunken boat was rung nine times. people present deserved a moment of silence. >> translator: we will hand down the story of the accident to future generations of students, so it is never forgotten. >> participants offered a chrysanthemum, and a prayer, for the victims. >>> people in japan are noticing a tasty trend in communities across the country. more and more so-called farm markets are sprouting up. there were 17,000 of them at last count. customers love the cheaper prices, and the fresh produce. managers of one market have found a way to ensure their apples are crisper, and greens even greener. >> reporter: every year, more than 1 million people pull in to this car park north of tokyo. this is one of japan's busiest farm markets. last year it sold over $5 million worth of produce. there's a huge variety of fruit and vegetab

[laughter] i grew up in hawaii.do not have hockey in hawaii ass but admitted -- [laughter] helping create new jobs and new opportunities for every american. we are at the moment when our economy is growing. our businesses have created about 8.5 my new jobs the past four years. unemployment is at the lowest it's been in over five years. in minnesota it's lower than it's been in six and a half years. [applause] and by the way, come you got a great governor who i served with in the senate, mark dayton, is helping to make that happen to. [applause] so in a lot of ways things are looking up here but in some ways the trends that have been battering middle-class families for a long time have gotten even starker. because those at the top are doing better than ever, while wages and incomes for a lot of families have barely budged. and to me families are working harder than ever just to keep up. so as i said at the state of union address a few weeks back, our job is to reverse those trends. we got to build an economy that wor

northern california extended back toward hawaii. we are getting hawaii's moisture.s is pretty much the same storm, setting up camp off shore. tonight, periods of rain, tomorrow, as i mentioned, the morning chance with the sun cloud mix into the afternoon hours. here is our forecast models. rainshowers out there, once again, the possibility of a thunderstorm, but look what happens tomorrow morning. just some clouds out there, the chance of a sprinkle or light shower and then into the afternoon hours, skies becoming partly cloudy by 3:00 or 4:00 and that's all reflected in your forecast for your monday. temperatures will be in the upper 50s, low to mid-60s for afternoon highs and here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast, there is a chance for monday morning, partly cloudy on tuesday, just a slight chance of a shower on wednesday. more clouds by thursday and friday coming up in our next weather update, we'll update the winter storm in the sierras and we'll have the five-day forecast with the weekend always in view and we have the chinese forecast to talk about. >>

look at the moisture going past hawaii. this is why we are excited. we get atmosphere river or pineapple express few times a year and that brings us the heavy rainfall. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow start of the rush hour. you are going to see some dense fog so give yourself more time for the morning commute. fog may slow you down as well. lunch hour make have you ever umbrella wide spread written but still not heavy. 5:00 p.m. may not be going quickly. pretty good amount of written moving across the bay area with exception of the south basement 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. you will see some moderate pockets of rain and just gets heavier going that saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. wave after wave of rain. you are going to need your full on rain gear. kid have games early saturday they are going to hopefully get washed out. midday hours on saturday nighttime still wet. sunday morning another batch of moderate rain in the north bay and really pretty much a wash-out for your weekend so if you have out door plans make sure you have the rain gear or perhaps make your chang

look at the moisture moving right over the big island in hawaii. follow it all the way up to the bay area. i have drawn some arrows. that's the storm track. all that moisture is headed along those arrows right toward us. right toward the bay area and north of the golden gate. we are talking three or more inches of rainfall. east bay, livermore. an inch or two. on the peninsula, that includes the city of san francisco, two or three inches of rain. that's good stuff. and the north bay, you will be the bulls eye. three to six inches of rainfall just this weekend. that is a 20% dent in our drought. san jose, 58 degrees. the average is 62. the rain will hit you tomorrow evening. san mateo, 57. concord, san ramon, you will get the rain starting tomorrow afternoon. san francisco, 56. rain, late in the day tomorrow. pretty wet weekend. lit be tough to get around. we need this rainfall. highs around 60 or dry, monday, through wednesday of next week. exactly what we need on the weekend. commutes are not going to be horrible because it is the weekend. we need

it's heard on ama1070 the answer or m590 the answer, or kcbq the answer in san diego, heard from hawaii to florida and alaska, down south, and if you heard it, i have fun with my producer or my not producer. radio blogger, otherwise none as dwyane patterson, and always my trademark is if only i had a producer. in fact, dwien and adam are the hardest working people in radio, i mean, really the hardest working people in radio. at this moment, i'm certain because i interviewed mark stein that dwien is transscrining the interview so it's up and done and he strains scrines these interviews after producing a show, books the guest, arranges the run down, does the cuts, and then arranges for the after show for an hour, and posts them electronically to be available for podcast and transcribes and goes to bed to do it all again the next day. he's been doing this since the show began on july 10th, 2000. adam, he's a slacker. he joined a week later and works as hard, but a week behind the other two of us, and now we have marlin, a lakers fan, so we don't expect much of him, but he's full of energy,

look at the moisture going past hawaii. this is why we are excited.e get atmosphere river or pineapple express few times a year and that brings us the heavy rainfall. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow start of the rush hour. you are going to see some dense fog so give yourself more time for the morning commute. fog may slow you down as well. lunch hour make have you ever umbrella wide spread written but still not heavy. 5:00 p.m. may not be going quickly. pretty good amount of written moving across the bay area with exception of the south basement 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. you will see some moderate pockets of rain and just gets heavier going that saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. wave after wave of rain. you are going to need your full on rain gear. kid have games early saturday they are going to hopefully get washed out. saturday nighttime still wet. sunday morning another batch of moderate rain in the north bay and really pretty much a wash-out for your weekend so if you have out door plans make sure you have the rain gear or perhaps make your changes and indoors. no

out in hawaii where snowden was, that software was not in place. security was not in place. where he knew that or not certainly several of us have heard that as it turns out it was not at all security he was there for allowed to do what he did. >> schieffer: do you -- have you picked up anything to suggest, mike roger, he believes that the russians helped snowden. are you getting anywhere on that? >> no. i have -- there's allegations about russian and chinese help, i've never heard anyone to confirm that or i've never seen any evidence. bututs out there because the government continues to make these charges. >> you know, this impulse to blame the russians or blame ((the disbelief that one man can do this with programs that you can download over the internet. it's interesting, because this whole story, we talk about it in a binary fashion. on the one hand civil liberties concerns, the other hand the national security concerns. but we're not talking very much about this dependence, this incompetence of intelligence apparatus that allowed a guy to take everything, essentially,

the cold front is still coming and we can see the moisture stretching down toward hawaii.he computer animation. toward 6:00 a.m. moderate rain. then you will see the rain is indicated in yellow and 5:00 p.m. you are stepping out for dinner it will be coming down. then more rain with pockets of moderate rain on sunday. one last push, 1:00 in the afternoon. you may be sitting down to have some tea. it will be coming down. monday morning we will see everything clear out. rifle totals are extremely high in the north bay mountains. one storm. the santa cruz mountains will pick up three to six inches. prepare for the winter driving conditions. a winter storm warning until saturday at 4:00 p.m. expect two to four feet above 7,000. make sure you have your umbrella in the 50s. it is the 50s and 60s. it is a mailed storm and it will create a soggy sunday. as you look at the seven-day forecast, the middle to latter part of the week we are looking at another storm. will this storm get rid of the drought? >> no. we need three, four, five of these this winter to help us with our deficit

that's really where the target has been with this pine apple express coming up from hawaii. municipality st. helena -- mount st. helena almost a foot of rain since tuesday night, berkeley hills also up and over 9 inches and this is just what we needed to help out with the drought conditions, but the drought still continues despite all the rain for this weekend because we have such incredible deficits. for tonight at midnight still leftover showers, tomorrow morning a lot of low cloudiness to start the day and areas of heavy fog. look for skies to become mostly sunny by afternoon with temperatures going to the upper 50s and low 60s. here's the satellite view. all the heavy rain from today is off to the east in the sierra where there's really heavy rain there and snow above 7,000 feet or down around monterey bay. we are on the backside of this system but still the unstable air behind it could produce a few more showers. there's a lot of clear skies in the pacific. futurecast 9 p.m. tonight, still green on the screen showing showers continuing but notice these begin to diminish

story that he used a school called a scrape tore get information from the computers at his post in hawaii. there has been some talk that he may have asked for the assignment in hawaii because he knew the security there was not as good as it was in some other posts. have you heard that? >> i have heard it. it has not been verified for me as far as i know but that is part of the ongoing investigation. this was unprecedented what snowden did here. can never be allowed to happen. there's been a number of reforms the nsa has instituted but this is very reminiscent of what happened with hanson, the fbi spy, the fbi, nsa are so concerned about outside forces penetrating their system that they just not take proper precautions internally. part of that also is because people such as snowden and others in his position they want to have facility to be able to move quickly, get things done so they were not the restrictions on them that there should have been. a lot that have has been changed, there is monitoring now of what goes on. snowden would not be able to do it again in the future. as for now of

wow, we are not alone, folks. >> an amazing day, though. >>> but again we said this earlier hawaii alwaysw on the volcano on top of the mountain. florida had snow also. >> and they don't have any mountains. >> and seeing oar was a cool moment for me. >> i did recognize their song. >> now we know. derek says that's '80s ski gear. that's the kind of snow gear you wear. >> that's what i got, didn't know it was old. >> we are done with the storm, worried about a little refreezing tonight. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam and if you're east of town you might see a couple flurries, but everything is gone in terms of accumulation. the dew points are in the 30s. i think most folks will make it below freezing, but it's not a case where we flash freeze everything, which is good. here's the radar. there goes that last little piece of energy headed up toward philadelphia moving pretty much across the bay. again it really put down some snow in prince george's county. we talked out that earlier this evening and this afternoon that it appeared the heaviest snowb

look at the moisture going past hawaii. this is why we are excited. we get atmosphere river or pineapple express few times a year and that brings us the heavy rainfall. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow start of the rush hour. you are going to see some dense fog so give yourself more time for the morning commute. fog may slow you down as well. lunch hour make have you ever umbrella wide spread written but still not heavy. 5:00 p.m. may not be going quickly. pretty good amount of written moving across the bay area with exception of the south basement 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night. you will see some moderate pockets of rain and just gets heavier going that saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. wave after wave of rain. you are going to need your full on rain gear. kid have games early saturday they are going to hopefully get washed out. midday hours on saturday nighttime still wet. sunday morning another batch of moderate rain in the north bay and really pretty much a wash-out for your weekend so if you have out door plans make sure you have the rain gear or perhaps make your chang

hawaii on bottom left of the screen and clouds all the way to san francisco is the pineapple pipeline, the river of moisture will bring us a big soaking this weekend with urban flooding. that means, the streets are parking lots and we have our best chance of flooding and a slight chance of creek flooding and mud and rock slides in the north bay. river flooding, wind damage, not a big concern with the system. even though we could get 8" to 10" in the project bay mountains. live doppler 7 hd shows light rain in the eat were section of alameda and contra costa county and that is slide off to the east. in san jose, yesterday this was full of water at 87 near the shark town and this morning it is clean. we will have a camp and gray sky which will let the water out in intermittent levels but the north bay at noon you will have steady light rain during the afternoon hours with flooding rain tomorrow. we will have waves of rain through sunday. here is how it looks: not much going on, quiet, clouds are streaming in ahead of the system. that is what it will bring us so much wet weather. you can

the pledge of allegiance today will be led by the gentlelady from hawaii, ms. gabbard. ms. gabbard: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in recognition of the service of arkansas state university agricultural economics professors dr. greenwall. this marks the 20th anniversary of the agribusiness conference which the doctor has faithfully directed the past two decades. this premiere agribusiness focuses on global agriculture, farm policy, commodity outlook and bioresearch. dr. greenwald makes the program pertinent regularly bringing state ag leaders and university alumni to the event. mr. crawford: while attending arkansas university myself, i had

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it happened near hawaii avenue northeast. jackie bensen is in the area now with reaction from neighbors as police continue to search for the suspects. jackie? >> reporter: jim, the mail carrier is expected to survive his injuries. but this crime, this crime is causing outrage. he was left injured and tied up in the back of his u.s. postal service van. people in this neighborhood near catholic university are saddened and angry that someone who works hard to bring them their mail and packages in all kinds of weather was victimized, beaten, and robbed. it was just after 4:00 p.m. when according to law enforcement accounts, the mail carrier was confronted by two men near number 50 hawaii avenue northeast. at least one had a gun. they forced him back to his van where he was assaulted and robbed of his wallet and keys. it's not clear if any mail was stolen. neighbors are absolutely horrified. many say the carrier is like a family member to them. >> i've been knowing him for probably 10, 12 years. a little scary right now. come out