he married the 16-year-old helena fourment. it has been suggested that he was satirically alluding to himself and helena when he painted this aging but lusty satyr carrying off a young nymph. his paintings joyfully and sensually celebrated his love for helena. he purchased the castle of steen and with his family and his titles retired to a twilight fantasy of country life as the lord of steen. rubens' landscapes are suffused with a kind of nostalgia. they evoke a dream of aristocratic life a life based on the ownership of land. today it's only half an hour by car or train from the landlocked aristocratic landscape that rubens painted to the canals of the dutch netherlands. though not far apart physically these two societies were as different at heart as their landscapes. the dutch escaped from feudalism by making new land. they built dikes against the sea in a communal effort that continues today. they made their own precarious land, and their peculiar geography made them. vermeer's view of delft shows us a secure town that has

helena here is absolutely beautiful. a lot of people might be terrified at her face because that is sort of the reputation they've gotten. undeserved so? >> yes, when go into a shelter, and, you know, if you just are interested in a dog it, may not show well at the shelter, but you ask the people to take it out and look at their assessment, they're all assessed, all temperament, and the shelter will bring you out to meet the dog, you know, the dog is much calmer and you see. this dog is, you know -- >> great. would probably like to lay down or go finds a bowl of watt their we've got for her. but so right. so many shelters have so many pitbulls. you see them in there. and they don't show well. no dog shows well real nay shelter. >> stressful situation. >> that's right. so, but they are temperament tested at the shelters, you find out which dog of any breed is good with other dogs, cats, better for kids, families with kids, that sort of thing. so it is one of the things that you should do. and i think rather than just knee

helena, calistoga, back towards american canyon, vallejo, hidden brook.ks like things are calming down a little bit, maybe south of san rafael or mill valley, there's a little bit of main. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. we're still getting the southerly breeze. the cooler air is beginning to work its way in. eventually the wind bars will turn westerly or southerly. sacramento at 61. and you can see this is mainly rain up towards donner and maybe kirkwood -- higher elevations, some of that might be turning to snow. up on the mother lode, that's where it is. if you are heading up there, you might encounter rain or wind. there's the system stretching back from marin county, san pablo bay, american canyon, napa. napa looks to be getting the most rain. there's still cloud cover screaming across. that's our system for friday into early saturday. it will be cooler. some sunbreaks but kind of a cool cloud formation. 70s on the inland temperatures. two days ago they were in the 90s. first pitch looks like in the 60s but more of a westerly breeze. partly sunny,

helena. the house was empty then. his former wife, the empress josephine, whose house it was had died. she had kept this room exactly as it had been during their happiest moments together. here napoleon had enjoyed moments of his greatest triumphs and moments of his greatest creativity. for in the story of art, too, napoleon was an extraordinary catalyst, not merely in the pictures that he commissioned or inspired here in france and in the empire, but throughout europe. for everywhere artists were touched by his aura. napoleon's official architects percier and fontaine periodically had sent an illustrated newsletter of engravings to czar alexander showing the recent public works commissioned by napoleon. for after napoleon came to power, he planned to make paris into a capital worthy of imperial rome. la madeleine begun as a church, was continued by napoleon as a temple to glory. the architect, vignon, intended it to be a replica of an antique roman temple incorporating statues and bas-reliefs, and the use of rich mat

helena receiving a grade of 40. >> san francisco holds the grand opening of the new cruise terminal plaza a 2.5 acre park on pier 37 after the opening of the $100 million cruise terminal which opened in august. the terminal covers 70,000 square feet and 360 degree views of the bay. >> later today, the 360 degree view will be of the sun. >> sun. high clouds. not is bright as yesterday. or as blue. but extra humidity it will be hazy. a little. sunshine and 74 in monterey and home 80's through the central valley and 93 in palm springs and 76 in san diego and mid-60's today in lake tahoe but as we head to friday, 53 with rain and snow on saturday and 44 degrees with sunshine on sunday and that is a good 15 degrees cooler-than-average. friday night into saturday when the snow level will drop and start to pack snow possible on the passes as it could drop to 4,000'. we will keep you advised. >>> as we head out the door, the golden gate bridge is looking pretty darn nice if you come in from marin, no throughs, in fog, no nothing. you can see northbound traffic moving across the bridge, picking up

two young sisters are dead following a fire in their cumberland home. 5-year-old helena smith and 7- year-old emily edwards died when their home went up in flames early this morning. their parents and two other siblings made it out alive. we're told the home had working smoke alarms but no sprinklers. >>> a big vote he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate washington insider. ed gillespie paid millions to lobby for the oil companies for a student loan company that overcharged taxpayers. his firm even lobbied for five foreign governments including a dictator now awaiting trial for war crimes. and then there's enron. gillespie lobbied for them while they committed the largest corporate fraud in us history. ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist whose never looked out for you. >>> this could be a big night for students in fairfax county. the school board is expected to vote on a plan that would change class hours. the goal is to give high school students more sleep. so high school would start later in the morning. middle school would start earlier. elementary school would be m

larkspur and saint helena took the top spots for the worst roads.ome of the best, brentwood, dublin and atherton. >>> oakland police have arrested people in connection with a weekend bike heist but they needed your help finding the bicycles. thieves took 46 bikes from a bay area bike shop saturday night. police used this surveillance video to arrest suspects within just a couple of hours. >>> now, the owners say most of the bikes are the ones that can fold up. the store owner says the bikes may be easy to spot at a flea market or perhaps on the internet. police have already recovered three of the bikes at a flop house in oakland. several people now are being questioned. >>> lava getting close to a village in hawaii and if residents don't leave now they won't get out on time. >> and while you get ready for lunch, a polar meal may take a bite out of your wallet. why sushi prices are going up. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. it is so nice outside right now! hard to believe there's a powerful storm not far away! we

helena 1600. after it tails off. .04 in mill valley. ben lomond, .01. we still have a little bit of shower activity going on. sonoma looks like up to glen ellen, yountville, napa and right back over to novato. maybe drift or drizzle. mill valley back down to muir beach and tiburon over to richmond. around daly city, pacifica had rain. san francisco picked up a little bit. this is a very weak system. 60s on the temperatures. temperatures have come down. some of the lows are in the 60s. so we're not traveling very far. even though we had a little bit of sun. you can see our weak front right there. there is a stronger component of this system but that's swinging into the north. if you are up to mendocino county, there's things lighting up. mendocino county up to crescent city about .25 to an inch plus. this is cooler air coming in. once our front goes through, we might get late clearing. i think you will notice the temperatures coming in, cooler temperatures coming in. most 15, gusts to 22. that's a cooler direction. so the temperatures have come way down

helena was about the most. as for what's next, we'll detail in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> well, napa will use city reserve funds and budget surpluses to cover costs from the august earthquake. some of the $4 million emergency reserves will pay for the disaster response. napa officials made the move to keep cash flowing while it waits for reimbursement from the federal government. >>> and google is speeding up real estate deals as it expands during a hiring boom. the company has reportedly bought six office buildings in redwood city and also lease a six story tower in sunnyvale and various other locations. they have 55 employees up 19% from a year ago. >>> well, it is about as close to a must win situation as you can get tonight for the giants. >> they're down two games to one. the last time a team came back from a 3-1 deficit in the world series? the kansas city royals in 1985. joe vasquez is at at&t park, hey joe. >> reporter: hey, and it's exciting to be here. i got to tell you, you know what it's sta

helena, calistoga, bodega bay, no reports of rain in that area. don't think they got below that. normal is 53. 50s up in the mountains. 58 ukiah. 59 sacramento. monterey, 58. redding 56. rain up to shasta. also near the bernie basin. they need the rain. for us, a lot of cloud cover. farther south, you might have a better opportunity to get a few sunbreaks. we're waiting on the system. light rain to the north and mostly cloudy. a low will form. it will move farther north. we'll get some rain saturday morning. it looks like any rain. the cloud cover will start to lift out of the picture maybe later today. more likely tomorrow. some coastal fog is here. that will play into it. there's our system as it slides by saturday morning. noon it's up in the sierra nevada. a secondary piece comes in saturday afternoon, maybe into early sunday. rainfall will be good on the north coast. for us, just not a lot down to san jose .02. that's by saturday morning. there will be more. this will be a better system than we've had in the last seven days. mild to warm in t

helena. only .01 across the east bay. here's the mass of rain coming our way in the northernmost part of the state right now, around crescent city. as we set the maps in motion starting 7:00 this evening, at that point we will be looking at widely scattered light showers. later in the evening, a more concentrated area of steadier rain moves into the north bay. that will sweep through during the overnight hours, making for wet spots for the early morning commute. could slow things down a bit but i don't think you will hear much complaining because we need this rain. i will show you how much more will follow this a little later. >> thanks so much. >>> incredible story for you right now from the south bay about a car crash victim who was impossible to find until a tech-savvy police officer made a crucial decision. the young woman was finally rescued by helicopter after being alone and trapped for nearly 17 hours in a remote area of mount hamilton in santa clara county. vic lee joins us to explain what happened. >> reporter:

helena high school for the last ten years. the research scientist turned educator snagged the title of napa county's teacher of the year in may. those who nominated him say his curriculum is cool and exciting. it includes real anatomy labs, biodiesel production and bee keeping. the california department of education will honor o'connor at a sacramento gala in february. congratulations. >>> you want to talk about a gold digger. coming up, the discovery of a lifetime. >> what it's worth and how you can see it for yourself. >>> i'm ama daetz in the abc 7 newsroom. coming up new at 6:00, a live report from fremont where a tech company is under fire for allegedly paying its employees from india $1.21 an hour in rupees. >>> also, the intense debate for and against proposition 48. the indian casino initiative. it's a big money fight at least on one side. >>> and from 7 on your side, the audio book bottom line that suddenly disappeared. can a seller reach in and delete it from your computer? michael finney investigates. that's all com

helena, .87 inch. santa rosa, .11. half moon bay,.04. trace amounts around san francisco. livermore, .02 inch of rain. we have a beach hazard statement beginning tonight at 10:00 p.m., running until thursday afternoon for the coastline. fast-moving waves and strong rip currents are possible for west-northwest facing beaches as a quick-moving northwest swell is heading in our direction. just keep that in mind. we do have a break from the rain going into your thursday and you might want to head to the coast but just watch out. from the emeryville camera, beautiful view of high thin clouds. temperatures right now, 63 in san francisco. oakland, 66. san jose at 69. half moon bay, 64 degrees. temperatures across the bay area have been in the 60s and 70s today. we are seeing some sun over san francisco and the numbers are in the low 70s. santa rosa, fairfield, 67 in napa, 71 degrees currently in livermore. one other view the trans-america pyramid. here's a look at the forecast. high clouds and sun tomorrow. there's a chance of showers in the north bay friday afternoon. another ch

he has worked in the past for the helena independent record and the great falls tribune. those are our panelist tonight. thank you very much. [applause] >> all right. that is enough of the applause. i have the first question as the moderator. we flipped a coin before it started, and amanda you get a chance to answer the first question. and it is this: isis has been identified as one of the biggest threats facing the united states of america and perhaps the world. and my question is, did you believe president obama's response to the isis threat is adequate and if not perhaps when would you be willing to put ground troops on the ground to deal with that threat? >> isis is a terrible group and has absolutely no respect for human life. america absolutely has a role to play in ending isis. but we cannot be the policemen of the world. we need to have a serious conversation about how much this is going to cost and where the money is going to come from. >> steve, same question, did you believe the president's response to the isis threat has been adequate and would you at some poi

he's also worked in the past for the helena independent record in the great ulster beard.se are the panelists tonight. thank you very much. [applause] that will be enough for the applause. by the first question is the moderator. we did flip a coin and amanda, you get the chance to answer the first question. our question is this. isis has been identified as the biggest threat across the world. my question is deeply president obama's response to the isis thread is adequate? and if so -- if not, perhaps when would you be willing to put ground troops on the ground. to deal with the threat. curtis: isis is a terrible group with absolutely no respect for human life in america absolutely has a role to play in ending the isis. but we cannot be the policeman of the world. we need to have a serious conversation about how much this is going to cost and where the money is going to come from. >> moderator: steve, single question. do you believe the president's response has been adequate in which you some point be willing to put boots on the ground? daines: i response is a lack of strat

helena. higher elevations recorded more rainfall. 1/100ths is it for now but there is more on the way. you can see an area of rainfall steadier rain up to the north moving south of eureka now. slow,moving down into our region. starting at 7:00 tonight we'll see a few pockets of scattered light showers. we'll see rain moving int the north bay. into overnight hours, we'll see pockets of showers beginning to break up in early morning hours. >> spencer, thank you. you can see what shows up on live doppler 7 hd with abc7 news weather app. go to abc7 news.com. it is free and google play. >> a one-day strike but court clerks postponed trials and delayed lel proceedings today both sides are blaming each other for unfai labor practices. this clerk's office would normally be bustling now. with more than half of the courts employes on strike, it's closed. it meant victor santee couldn't file papers to stop an upming eviction. >> the workers say the court is violating law by bargaining in bad faith for a

helena. higher elevations recorded more rainfall. 1/100ths is it for now but there is more on the way. you can see an area of rainfall steadier rain up to the north moving south of eureka now. slow, moving down into our region. starting at 7:00 tonight we'll see a few pockets of scattered light showers. we'll see rain moving into the north bay. into overnight hours, we'll see pockets of showers beginning to break up in early morning hours. >> spencer, thank you. you can see what shows up on live doppler 7 hd with abc7 news weather app. go to abc7 news.com. it is free and google play. >> a one-day strike but court clerks postponed trials and delayed legal proceedings today both sides are blaming each both sides are blaming each other for unfair labor practices. this clerk's office would normally be bustling now. with more than half of the courts employes on strike, it's closed. it meant victor santee couldn't file papers to stop an upcoming eviction. >> the workers say the court is violating l

back to sat helena and clear lake. tough to put that down without a cold front. monday looks like 90s. >>> billionaire ican is asking apple to make a buy back stock saying that apple is under valued. >>> a 30-year-old wells fargo bank employee sent a letter to the company ceo asking for a $10,000 raise not just for himself. he says that all workers deserve the same pay raise. he earns $31,000 a year. the suggested raise would be a 30% increase but the salary of the ceo has gone up 40%. he says that the bank could show the world that big corporation cost have a heart by increasing workers' pay. >> we'll see how that goes. >>> time now 6:22. some u.s. airports vow to make some major changes because of ebola. >> coming up, the new screenings that some travel hers have to undergo. >>> using uber at the en of the it supposed to be the responsible thing to use. >> we are hearing from a man who says that an uber driver attacked him with a hammer. the legal claim just filed. save up to 35%! and through columbus day, get three years interest free financing on tempur-pedic

they cannot leave helena without it. 49 states has that requirement. but washington, d.c., doesn't. so that is the battle we face in that culture in washington. these career-politicians have been there too long and we need to change the house and senate by electing more men and women. >> isn't that bill just symbolic? congress still gets paid if it passes because it only reduces a portion of the salary. so the ad is false in that respect. >> no, it would impact the current and future congress. that is why we have resistance from members of congress. we had discussions and they say that might mean i don't get paid. that is exactly the reason i in introduced that bill, because if congress refuses to balance the budget they will not get paid. we need to hit members of congress in their pocketbooks because they are hitting us in our pocketbooks. >> a quick rebuttal. >> i don't know if you are familiar with the average earnings in congress, but i can guarantee you not a single one of them is worried about losing their salary. and if all of congressman daines' ads were telling the truth,

that's not freezing but 38 degrees in napa you get out toward san helena you're going to dig up a 36-tty cold and that may get you a little frost. these north bay valleys and inland bay valleys, concord 37. but you get over here in voraba and you get 42. high pressure staying with us tuesday, wednesday and thursday. the pattern we had today. the weather pattern, cool mornings, mild afternoons. and this advertised system moves in. not up like what we saw last weekend. just a few days ago as that system moves in. we're looking for rain into friday afternoon. could have an impact on trick or treaters as it stands now looks like it's going to be very light which is unfortunate for us. we need for rain. but the timing like this is going to change. here comes the system. you can already, these are the models says they're going to be pulled apart. spread apart. the model may be under estimates its strength. maybe we'll see a little more rain than that on friday. either way, friday looks like it has the potential to drop some showers that could have an impact on the morning and even the after

advisories yet but something could go up wednesday night into thursday morning. 87 tomorrow in san helena0 in brentwood. 89 in livermore. again this is nothing new. this is what happens every year. it's a drought we've never seen before. driest since we've been here since the 1840s. and the usual conditions of this. they could farm they could use the railroad tracks. a little nugget. >> good to know. >>> we told you about a shortage of ambulances and delayed response times in san francisco. now it was the mayor's wife who was hurt in a crash. >> we review the times as specific as they are. >> how long it took financial an ambulance to arrive and what the mayor is saying about -- how long it took for an ambulance to arrive and what the mayor is saying about it. >> now governor jerry brown is signing a new rules into law. what is allowed family members to do if they feel a loved one is a safety risk to others, plus. >> birds, heights, this august we have lines that caused a short. >> the sweeping changes coming to a bay area island to stabilize its power supply and keep the lights on for re

helena, larkspur and orinda. dave and tori? >> all right. been a few bumps on the road for the commute. >> that's right. this morning we've had a couple of -- they haven't been major crashes but have been slow enough, though. starting off by looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have improvement which is good, finally because this morning we started off with problems. but now traffic is moving a little bit better getting into san francisco. if you are driving onto 880 northbound is backed up out of san leandro. it show -- it slows to 29. that's when it gets better. on 880 and 101 in san jose and 85 still very slow although we have some improvement. so the theme, i guess right now is if you can wait a little bit, things are -- seem to be getting better by the moment. steve's in the weather center with a very nice forecast. >>> theacket. we have a lot of sunshine. it was not as cold. maybe a little on the cool side. it was much colder the last few mornings. haze around the edge. we had a patch or two of fog around sue know. but the stage is

larkspur and saint helena are the worst.he best, brentwood, dublin and atherton. >>> time now 6:39. the federal government is going after at&t. how regulators say the wireless carrier is duping its customers. >> and lava in hawaii moving into a village. why some people will watch the slow motion disaster destroy their homes. >> reporter: the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. you can see the dow is up about 42 points. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. gayle king joins us now frow ,, hey john,whoa!k it out. yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. >>> 60s and 70s at the coastline, 75 and sunny and bright in san jose, 77 in palo alto. 78 in cu

kimberly, helena, montana, he was right, he took you to the cleaners. how so?opinion, i put forth mine. just because you agree with him doesn't mean i went to the cleaners. that would be a waste of money. i'm absolutely as clean as you can be. kevin mitchell, massachusetts, you made sense, bill. with an ebola incubation period of 21 days, there should be a quarantine for west africans. oklahoma, bill, your heads must roll mentality is out of control. when do we stop believing in second chances? when somebody jumps over the white house fence. come on. americans have a right to expect honesty and competency from washington. the secret service becomes an embarrassment, heads must roll. karen, connecticut, bill, thank you for the tip about the david lynch foundation providing transcendental meditation for children. provided with a priceless gift in our healing. that is great to hear, karen, i appreciate you writing. colleen morgan, california, mr. o'reilly, i'm so excited to see you and miller in las vegas, should i bring a dictionary? only if you want to hit mille

. ♪ mattress discounters >> pam: larkspur in marin county and saint helena in napa grade of 40. >> pamthe best score went to bring what with the score of 86 alameda was next with 85. >> pam: say county received a grade of 40. >> pam: the three largest cities tepper been persistently average since 2006 also was greeted at 60 san jose at 62 in san francisco at 65. >> pam: and team officials a as a given the budget troubles facing the state local governments is been challenging to prevent interest infrastructure from deteriorating. >> pam: plus getting to oakland's airport is about to get a lot easier. >> pam:a san mateo county social worker is facing multiple molestation charges. authorities allege he was old girl who had been under his supervision. >> pam:kron4's maureen kelly reports this isn't the firsthas been accused of sexual >> pam:a san carlos man is under arrest tonight.suspected in >> reporter: the social workers basis for several felony charges. obviously this was somebody that she should of been able to trust. >> reporter: he was employed as a social worker with the human ser

the worst roads are larkspur and saint helena. some of the best are brentwood, dublin and atherton.ort found this is a statewide problem of bumpy roads for big cities and surrounding areas. >>> a sobering statistic. nearly half of all californians have their personal data hacked in the year 2013. attorney general's office says more than 18 million accounts were compromised. one-third of those people will be victims of fraud eventually. there were 167 different breaches in california involving retailers, banks, healthcare providers and others in the year 2013. that's up 600% from the year before. >>> the ftc is calling at&t out. the federal government filed a lawsuit against at&t for throttling or slowing down a customer's internet connection after they have used a certain amount of data. they say at&t's high use customers have had their data streams throttled 60 to 90%. >> there is a group of people who use a high amount of data. they have unlimited plans. and at&t has been trying to punish them and the ftc says that's not okay. >> at&t denies it. they say all wireless companies do

transportation commission, the worst rating belongs to larkspur in marin county, followed by san helena in napa county. both cities have paved roads showing extensive distress requiring major reconstruction. brentwood received the best score, followed by dublin. >>> taking action, the mayor challenging the police department. >>> could your plane ride be getting noisier? what happened on capitol hill that could impact your quiet time. >>> the south bay will soon be hosting a super bowl. coming up we'll tell you why some people say san jose's airport needs to make some changes to accommodate the party. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. download the xfinity tv app today. >>> a fight brewing over airport noise. now a new tact

you can see over higher elevations, yeah, around mount sane helena, moderate rainfall.cean beach, we're not tracking radar that green over this location, you can see that your highway is slick, give yourself extra time. at the coast we have had rainfall overnight and it's drizzle that is starting to tally up. we'll give you measurable rainfall totals here in a little bit. the highest coming in from the santa cruz mountains. this is what we're working with throughout the day. more showers as we head through 10:00 a.m. north of the golden gate bridge. all of the activity starts to press into the south bay throughout the second half of your day. temperatures cool. to cold tonight. 65 for san francisco. 69 east shore. around 71 on the peninsula. and 73 in the south bay where we have a really bad traffic snarl this morning. mike inouye. >> going to go for a view from the chopper. all about two lanes blocked, southbound 280, as you're passing by 10th and 11th outside of downtown san jose. commute northbound with the headlights jammed at the scene. this looks horrible and it i

helena .22. while those areas got decent amounts, as that storm moved south it lost steam. really little to nothing here across the south bay. .01 inches in gilroy. trace amounts in downtown san jose. through tonight we're done with the worst of that storm system. mainly patchy areas of drizzle. we're expecting to show up on doppler radar again. not much right now. heading to marin, you can expect a little bit of that down to san francisco. but we are not done yet. we've got a cloudy and cooler trend the next two days and another little wave in the up ever atmosphere is going to be moving by as we head through friday to provide a slight chance of showers. the jet stream is going to stay right overhead all the way into next monday. there's going to be enough uplift in the atmosphere to bring us our best chance of widespread measurable rainfall as we head into next monday. we'll talk about moetsd systems and how much rail as we continue on our forecast this hour. >>> i am absolutely confident that we can prevent a serious outbreak of the disease here in the united states. >>

officials identified the two children, 7-year-old emily edwards and 5-year-old helena smith. the family of two adults and fourkids was asleep around 3:00 in the morning when the fire broke out. fire crews knew early on one of the children had died. they had searched for the other kid for hour and found her body on the second floor. neighbors said somebody tried to rescue them, but the blaze was too much. >>> now to the latest on the ebola situation, right now health officials are looking into a possible ebola case in new york city. sources tell cbs news the patient is dr. craig spencer who returned to the u.s. last week from west africa where he had been treating ebola patients. he recently developed a fever, notified authorities. he's been taken to manhattan's belleview hospital which has a special ebola unit and closer to home maryland health officials have designated three hospitals to care for potential ebola patients in our area. so if a patient is in the d.c. suburbs of maryland, they will go to the washington hospital center. the other two designated hospitals are in b

helena, .16. many locations around the bay area received no measurable rainfall at all or just a trace. this was not quite the rain we needed but we have to take it in small doses, apparently. beach hazard statement in effect for our west and northwest facing beaches. there's a concern for large breakers, risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. here's a dramatic view from the east bay hills camera. first forecast calls for spotty showers during the evening hours. dry tomorrow, mix of sun and clouds in the early morning hours, and mainly sunny and mild in the afternoon with high temperatures ranging from low to mid 60s at the coast to mid 70s inland. a little later i will show you when we can expect our next rainfall. >> spencer, thank you. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7 hd any time with the abc news weather app. we have information at abc7news.com/apps. >>> the three years of drought will no doubt be on the minds of many california voters as they go to the polls in two weeks. >> t

our television careers together let's just say many decades ago at a small television station in helenatana. jill valley is from kpax tv. she's been anchoring the news for 22 years. she is a six-time montana broadcaster of the year. good to see you tonight. last but certainly not least of my coanchor at ktvq in billings. he is welcome jeanelle slade. a two-time broadcaster of the year. went from college cometh in a few years a few years another exciting communications and public relations but we welcome her back a couple years ago so that is our panel tonight. i get the first question. sorry that took as long as they did. john lewis we flipped coins and you get the first question. it comes from me. as we speak, congress has an 8% approval rating. the calling card of congress is partisan group is a do-nothing congress on steroids this past congress. my question is why the world do you want to join the existing group and what do you bring to the table to change this culture in washington that has our country sat on hold. lewis: sure come a thank you very much come into a few thank you thi

helena. only traces of rain around the bay shoreline and into the south bay. this was truly a minor rain event for most the bay area. here's a live view from emeryville camera looking at some blue but lots of clouds as well. 65 degrees in san francisco. 71 san jose. morgan hill, 73. 60 at half moon bay. here's the view from the rooftop camera looking over the bay under partly cloudy skies. 69 at santa rosa and napa. petaluma, 68. 71, fairfield. concord, 70. 72, livermore. live view of the golden gate bridge, where traffic is flowing nicely and clouds are hanging a bit low in the sky. this is our first forecast. we will see partly cloudy skies this evening. a mix of sun and high clouds tomorrow morning and through the day tomorrow. high temperatures in the afternoon will range from low 60s at the coast to mid 70s inland. there are more chances of rain coming our way in the next several days. i will give you a look at the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> spencer, thanks. >>> a preliminary ntsb report shows the air tanker that crashed in yosemite nati

area, kaczynski noon -- knew and who knew kaczynski, my partner who was our senior resident agent in helena, montana, john mcdaniel who looks like a big cowboy and myself. we let jerry burns of the 4 -- forest service do all the talking and when you go on someone's private property in the mountains in particular, you are trespassing. you just don't walk on their property without permission. so jerry started hailing him as we left the trail and went onto his property and there was no response from inside the cabin and the plan had been for jerry to do the talking because they knew one another and he would introduce us as people who were from a mining company, who the surrounding property owner had leased the mining exploratory rights for the coming summer to that company. he had told ted kaczynski that he had done that in december and ted was not happy but he had assured ted he would see to it this mining company stay off of ted's property when they came up. of course he didn't know the reason ted kaczynski didn't want people around was he was experimenting with bombs and explosives and so f

more women in the wardroom table will help prevent the next big financial disaster. .oining us is helenas always a pleasure to have you on the show. tell me what is on your agenda. started the day with a breakfast on the issue of women in business and philanthropy. this is a global phenomenon that we have a shortage of women at the top. that there issure a pipeline of female talent coming through. it is a theme. talk to me about the improvement we have seen the we have seen tremendous progress. nearly 23% of the 3100 total directors now are made up of women. going forward, can we get this to 30%? >> deathly. i think it is a mindset shift it is a real ingredient to having more effective boards. this is a business issue and not just a women's issue. effort to consistent get there in the u k. i hope we will get there by the end of 2015. if we don't, it will be close enough. >> when we talk about boardroom behavior, one of the topics has been what is happening at tesco. but people are talking about an issue with aggressive accounting. they have a number of females on it. is this behavior una

it is also found by helena rubinstein, who was born in a ghetto. her father was a kerosene dealer. they built their shops close together on fifth avenue, and they were venomous rivals. they have their shops within two blocks of each other for 40 years, never spoke to each other. rubinstein called arden the other one. and complained that she dyed her hair. before they arrived in new york, only actresses and fast living and working girls wore makeup. by the mid-20's, powder and paint had become badges of independence. you not only put it on in the powder and of but you put it on in public. that was a sign of real audacity. beauty business becomes one of the largest industries in the country. american women were spending more on beauty products in 1927, mostly women's beauty products, then all of america was spending on electric power. lots of opportunities for entrepreneurship too. if you were working in the city in the 20's, you made 17 bucks a day. that translated to about $17 a week, make that $170 that week today. if you were a graduate of one of these beauty culture schools, you

helena, 93. san rafael, petaluma, santa rosa, concord, clayton, pleasant hill, 90 degrees.nut creek, 90. brentwood, oakley 95. upper 70s, 80s berkeley. san leandro to hayward. san jose 87. cupertino, upper 80s low 90s. gilroy at 95 even though they are 52 now. 70 in half moon bay. 67 daly city redwood city will be close. it will not be as hot as saturday or sunday when it was 82 degrees, but it will still be pretty warm. average is 70. the first pitch 74 nice degrees. it will be sunny. there might be fog around but it won't make any big deal. fog, sun, warmer and then another possible warmup by the weekend. >>> walmart is expanding insurance options for its customers. today the discount retailer will announce it will help shoppers compare sand enroll in health insurance plans in about half of its stores. it will set up counters where customers can talk to licensed agents about policies. the program kicks off on friday and run through early december. walmart already offers a comparison service for car insurance. facebook has created a feature that allows users to transfer mo

also working for the helen l. -- helena public record of the great falls tribune that is our panelists. [applause] >> moderator: that is enough of the applause and of the first question we did flip the coin and amanda you get the chance to into the first question. isis has been identified across the country is one of the biggest threats facing the united states of america. do you believe president obama is response to the isis thread is adequate? if so, or if not perhaps when would you be willing to put ground troops on the ground? curtis: isis is a terrible group with absolutely no respect for human life. you cannot be the policeman of the world that we need to have a serious conversation did read the money comes from. >> moderator: this same question to believe the president's response has been adequate and would you be willing to put boots on the ground? daines: it is a lack of strategy he needs to consult with congress to be on the same page moving forward but isis is not going away in the near term 9/11 was 13 years ago this will affect generations as a long-term strategy. i do no