is sanctioned heart of the country is being battered applied by the system due to the float to the humid but from the southeast and southwest combined with an oar into the air. pulling into the center making it the battle zone of heavy rain and thunderstorms that could even sponsored frenetic you can in fact we have more than ten reports of connecticut devotees across the aisle and nebraska are likely to see the head the ball within about thirty five percent chance of a two and a cake and tea in arkansas and forty percent of the seminar scale to be stolen so most of the severe weather is still in the wake on your sunday night. if you see any black pounds to run out wayne and sweeping rotating thousand free content and planning co sponsored taranaki can t tell your friend i'm elated to see more snow piling up about fifty six centimeters of that in a heavy build. all content included the western the links recent scratch was the southwest heating up at twenty one degrees in san francisco enjoy the beautiful weather. eileen enough breaks in the forecast i i lose. it does. it is. asked. and h

the warm humid air coming in from the gulf, and moves to the east, and cool air to the north.sh supply of moisture from the gulf of mexico. very moist air, and the potential is there for these storms to spin up and become severe. there is the area with the severe weather today. tomorrow this storm begins to push off to the northeast, and there is a biggest threat for storms tomorrow, increase from a slight risk to a moderate risk. there will be storms and they do have the slight risk to be severe today and moderate tomorrow. the increase -- the potential is higher tomorrow. along with the severe weather will be heavy snow. it could be close to a foot of snow right over the great lakes. so severe weather and snow in one small area. del? >> dave, thank you. take a look at this. 222 people jumping from a plane. they are practicing trying to set a new world record, for the largest norm -- formation at one time. they already have four other record-breaking titles. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher a

i was trying to get the humid warm air out of the room. by having the fans they cooled the air from outside into the room. i drew the blinds and curtains so no bugs could come in from the outside. i had the drapes around the side of the standing fan. >> could you explain the blinds and curtains? >> the blinds are behind the curtains. they hang from the same rails. they are chevron material. the curtains are -- i'm not sure what material. they're very heavy. they've got a black lining on the outside of the curtain so they don't allow light to come in. >> if you're inside your bedroom and you close the blinds and curtains and switch off the lights. >> my room, when i put curtains up in my home when i moved in 2008, i got all curtains and blinds down. in my room i got black done on my curtains because of the hours i travel. i am sometimes home half a day. i'm not always usual. i got the curtains with this material, fabric. if curtains are drawn, you can't see anything in the room. during the day you can barely see if they're drawn. what you c

this is due to the spring breezy conditions as well has remained relatively low humidity down to the singer did this even sometimes so this is why it from wildfire start racing and spreads well likely to see that high pressure system still dominate much of this country we need as can be quite dry in fact a dry advisers episode again. importing pictures out of the forty seven peak pictures we have in this country. this code of practice and help the issues of snow still leading a team high knees while thrusters that a collector says he did a carrier with rises of around ten years have six today. bought one side to see the moisture is coming from and the west and dominate much of the central japan by friday. but it's going to be sometimes sudden burst of cow was about forty million teachers in an hour spent in and around each issue so that's something to be aware with the flashbacks are likely to see some rain moving in into the southern areas of south korea by afternoon and evening hours and though he would have a green frog that has formed over the sea river which is likely to cause m

relative humidity dropped to 12% in that area, and on top of that, the winds started to pick up during the late morning hours. and that caused the fire to spread. so far thankfully no residents have to be evacuated and no injuries have been reported. but we have to continue to watch out for the situation because of the weather conditions, and this is actually not particularly unusual when it comes to the frequency of wildfires in japan. here's a look at the graphic for average wildfire numbers when it comes to month. and notice, april is a very busy month in terms of wildfires. and that's because of the dry air pattern. in fact, this dry air advisory for most of japan has been in place since april 7th. and it looks like there's no relief in sight for the next 24 hours, no rain is expected except for the far areas in to kyushu. it looks like the rain is going to spread in to friday. that's when most of japan will start seeing some of the precipitation. as we broaden out the view and look at the rest of asia, it looks like that -- there is low pressure developing in mainland china and in

you have humidity and where you good to the west of that, that's where it's very dry. the dry air and humid air and they meet and it's warm air and cooler air and they meet and you have a jet stream going over it at 150-miles-an-hour, you ended with this storms developing rapidly. we all know when they're going to initiate or talk about when the think they're going to initiate, and once they do, all bets are off. we have a -- not to goo too into the weeds -- we have a cap that the storms can't get above, and once they break that cap, then all bets are off. and the cap has been bren here in this case and these -- has been broken here and the storms will fire all night long. >> i'm watching on the big board. one thing i noticed, when you look at this line, this general direction of travel, you seat what up there. that's nashville, and, rick, it all looks like it's going in that general direction. >> well you have nashville. also throughout the overnight hours tonight, this is going to also progress to the east and that puts places like tuscaloosa and birmingham on the ma

relatively low humidity day as sea breeze picks up and see the humidity levels come back up. 73 degrees. we're going to be watching with the fire, the smoke and embers moving down wind possibly could start some spot fires in some of the vegetation south of that area. that's the reason the firefighters are telling folks to stay out of the area and shut windows and doors due to the air pollution problem in that location. over the next hour, we think the wind speeds will continue to pick up more around san jose, about 5 to 15 miles per hour, late day sea breeze which you'll see the winds increase as we head towards 5:30. some gusts to 20 miles per hour which means the smoke will continue to blow basically just the south there, just south of park area and to the west of montgomery here over the next hour or so as they continue to knock down the fire. diane? >> thank you very much, rob. this is a five alarm fire. the burned and band onned building. this is what it used to be like, studios for nbc and kntv for years at 645 park avenue at montgomery. here's what it ugsed to look like. as we go

we're talking about relative humidities of 15%.hat's desert-like humidity levels with 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts. there's a high danger of brush fires. >>> on a much lighter note, toure, it's your take your child to state work day. john kerry apparently had a rough time accepting that his kids are all grown up. >> my children are grown up and have kids of their own. this is the best i can do to bring my child to work. believe me, at age 1, that makes him in dog years about 7 years old, right? i've got my hands full. this is ben. he's named for ben franklin. our first diplomat, he's actually the diplomutt. >> oh, wow. >> meantime, first lady michelle obama held an event at the white house where she answered questions from children from the white house staffers. she hosted kids at work. john kerry brought his dog to work. yankees pitcher mike pineda brought his banned substance. >> they're checking pineda. they're checking his back. >> it's clearly something there on his neck. they checked it out. why would you do that? you know it's

it's very humid out there, and when it's humid like that, it's a lot more difficult to see the stormsrent from what we see in the plains, for example, when you have a dryer environment and the air is much clearer, and you get a good look at these things long before they get to you. storms across the south can be very dangerous because you don't get a good look at them. there are a lot of trees, of course, in a good part of the south, and they have very low bases so, you just have this murky mass here, and then you see this darkness, and it looks like the wind is -- >> look how shaky it is. >> it's really beginning to bother this camera. zoo work for wtva. do you know where this camera is set up? do you have any idea? >> i actually don't think there was a camera at wtva when i was there. that was a long time ago. that was 1991. i'm not sure that they even had one at the time, but, you know, we're just seeing a tremendous signature. let's go back to the radar picture and show you the scan there in tupelo. look at that. wow. that is just an unbelievable storm that is now moving right int

it should be good running conditions with quite low humidity. we do have fine record in western europe. people on the beach enjoying the sun. and, indeed, looking around europe you can see areas of low pressure spiraling around. it's a mixed picture for many parts. for werners we've got the clouds, and further east it's not looking too bad as far as temperatures go. it's fairly mild temperatures. we'll get to the marathon at the end of the week. >> richard, thank you very much, indeed. there is more to come on the program. still ahead we'll take you underground to the world of illegal gambling and find out why it's a thriving business. plus, tourists flock to the birthplace of nobel laureate of garcia and we'll look at his legacy. well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television history. but just when you thought it was over... what now? with xfinity on demand you can always watch the latest episodes of tv's hottest shows. good news. like hannibal... chicago fire.... ...and bates motel. the day after they air. xfi

humidity is building in from warm to hot and if there is any patchy fog it will not last long. overall, look some low 40s and it will not long to start warming up. it will be in the 70s and tomorrow we will dry it up and the if you are looking for those 90s, remember they will be back on wednesday and it will be a warmer week. sunny and nice, a warm eastern afternoon and still very pleasant, inland temperatures

these temperatures that will be in the low to mid-80s we'll have some loring humidities and increased fire threat. continue to follow that at nbcbayarea.com. >>> i told you so. federal agents discover the new secret tunnels leading from mexico to california. what's going on under ground? >>> the $15 million clean up of contaminated soil in san francisco. we'll explain, next. >>> hidden and illegal. a way to transport millions of dollars worth of drugs but federal agents working with mek can authorities uncovered two underground tunnels from mexico to san diego county. a 600-yard long tunnel was discovered tuesday. a second longer tunnel was discovered yesterday. both led to warehouses in san diego county. no drugs were found but a 73-year-old woman was arrested. she's suspected of sooip superviedsing the operates at one of those warehouses. >>> a pretty noisy scene. proter protesters blocked an intersection. they were protesting deportations of undocumented immigrants. it's part of a national movement with demonstrations planned across 40 cities. >>> a forgotten polluted neighborhood

early morning, heat and humidity. the fish market in the south comes alive. it may be one of the poorest countries in the world, but the ocean on the coast is rich with fish. this man and his crew have spend four days at sea and faces this government. he says the problem is government taxes. >> we are tired. i can't make the money, with what they want. with so much effort. so much expense, and so many to pay. >> like many fisherman. this man exploits his fit. than meet the proper processing facilities, he can't compete with the foreign trawlers. they have to make do with the lot to market. >> this is the biggest fish market there is. normally it's very busy. everyone is trying to get best prices for all the fish. for the traders, it does not translate to much money. >> this woman's life is harder. since 2012 the military staged a coup ahead of a presidential run-off. >> the government has done nothing for us. we by a lot of fish. sometimes we don't get the customers. meantime we don't make our overhead costs. >> perhaps gop them is a bigger threat. the united

the climate is tropical and humid. countless species have their habitat here. the nature reserve is 750 square kilometers in area. it is impossible to measure and count everything here, so scientists are using bio indicators -- species that also inform them about other forest inhabitants all stop -- inhabitants. mammals are among them. it is entirely possible that the jaguar might slink by. >> many of my colleagues have seen one. i have only seen tracks, unfortunately. >> the jaguar is a nocturnal animal. not everyone is lucky enough to see such a marvelous site. >> brazil's environment ministry and nature conservation authority developed the biodiversity monitoring program together with the german international cooperation agency. they have prepared everything at headquarters in brazil two years ago. now, they are finally in the forest them selves with the head of the national park. this river used to be full of fish. then someone nearby started farming fish that were not indigenous to stop somehow or other, they ended up in the river and eight all the other f

. >> in the california health survey the question was yesterday humidities did you drink a can or bottle of soda like pepsi or sprite. those are standardized question some asked about sugary drinks and some soda so in this case it says soda >> so if this was asked specific to quote/unquote soda then presuming if we include supports drinks and other this would be higher. >> i suspect they'll be higher. >> but we don't have data to support that. >> i think my point was they were only asked about soda he know it wouldn't go down the numbers but if expanded it would go up. >> and just so you know i'm trying to understand the data and the connection between soda consumption and diabetes that's what i'm looking for. >> that's what i'm here for . >> one other thing to clarify someone texted messaged me according to someone on the school board all children's taxes the survey unless their parents opt them out of the service. >> so thank you for the clarification. >> so they have the number? >> i think afterward we can get it data supervisor. >> thank you. >> but those are important questions and,

but the legacy of the courts is fragile, the paper documents are threatened by humidity, theft, fire and insects. >> we have 1.9 million cases and the documents are paper. we have to preserve all of the documents because the information we have is so important for the history and memory memory. >> while the archives' future remains uncertain the genocide memorial center keeps thoughts of the crime alive. it is one of dozens of sites in the country for the world. >> voting has begun in india. more than 800 million people are eligible it vote in the world's largest election. that means hrbgt torl officials -- electoral officials and observers will have their work cut out. >> over the next two months all eyes will be on the indian election commission which is organizing and monitoring what some call the greatest show on earth. the task is massive. officers are working around the clock to ensure 850 million people exercise their right to vote. >> this is very large. this is the monitoring system and these are being compiled and we have the machines. >> since the last election five years

when you factor in that with low relative humidity, gusty winds and high-pressure being in control, that'syou get the increased fire threat. in terms of temperatures, philadelphia climbs to a high of 70, washington, d.c. at a high of 73 degrees. the winds are gusting quite a bit out ahead of a cold front that continues to track in. we'll continue to monitor this through the course of the day. >> we leave you with something a little lighter, an aztec pyramid in mexico may be sinking. it is too dry on one side. see meant was added to try to fix the problem but now be causing more problems. thank you for watching. i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. out of the box thinkers share their tool kit for racing smart successful well balanced kids. my co-host and digital procedures wajahat ali.

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high humidity. back behind it 40s with very low humidity.s never a good situation when you are talking about storms. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your >>> we are going fishing for today's top spot. we're heading up to booth bay harbor, maine and our affiliate wcsh. the 41st annual fishermen's festival. check out the cod fish where participants have to scoop up fish and then run across the water on upside down lobster crates because why not? of course, there will be plenty of food, including a fish fry. that actually looks like a lot of fun. maybe a little stinky afterwards, but looks like a lot of fun. erica, lester. >> it does look fun. maybe next year. >>> this morning we continue to shine a light on baltimore to help improve health and well being in that city. in areas where healthy foods aren't easily accessible, it can be a real challenge to get the proper foods and to help kids eat right. >> in baltimore we met a dedicated elementary school principal who came to us with an idea to get her stude

cool air to the north, warm air to the south and very high humidity.sets the stage for severe weather. a front stalls out, and it's this entire region sunday that could be impacted by strong to receive veer storms with wind and hail. certainly watch how this develops because it could have the possibility to rotate. >>> a teenager is $20,000 richer after selling a diamond she found in arkansas. she found in a canary diamond at a state park. she says she will use the money to pay for college. it is the only buy hand producing site in the country that is open to the public. thank you for watching. i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." america is full of silent warriors, you may be one of them, and people have no idea what they're going through. injured veterans, making themselves far more vulnerable to bankruptcy and mental illness.

the humidity is going to start spinning record. that will feel this weekend's storm. that is the way we warm up. it will not be he made tomorrow. the committee will surge on sunday howeverhumidity will search on sunday. that is when the air feels springlike. we're already up to 64. reading's even warmer in phoenix. mid-60's at kankakee. look how calm things are. a gorgeous day. we're starting to get a little wind from the southwest. the dew point. that will change. tree pollen the highest level so far this year. here the temperatures. 684 today. '70s tomorrow and look how they blend into the '80s. warm again on sunday. the models suggest that the what will research during the day. the rain comes in at night. there could be a couple of really good clusters. here are the highs tomorrow. look how widespread the '70s are. our model says it will be one with cooling and sharp: up to the north. there'll be a front coming in later and the day. to point to 3 in..two point to . >> 223. some models cacao over 3 in. of rain with this. it would make it the biggest range and an alm

getting this warm humid air out of the south.his is a dry line developing here just south and east of that low. right through texas, oklahoma and pushing east. this is the main area for severe weather today with all of that moisture coming in from the south. that area moves east tomorrow. i'll look at that in the national forecast coming up, dell? >> thank you very much. >>> mary barra is facing another tough day of questions right now. randall pinkston is in washington. randall there were a lot of questions yesterday concerning safety regulations what are they focusing on today. >> first of all, let me just say this hearing is getting off with a roaring start. it will be between the subcommittee on consumer protection and product safety, and the new gm ceo mary barra. what they are looking at today is the same as yesterday, why did gm take almost a decade to issue a total recall? claire mccaskill sort of set the tone for today's hearing. >> we don't know how many people crashed because of this cover up. we do know that many died

with low humidity that means the fire dangerous are going to be elevated for the next couple of days. the other thing as this system moves its way includes the country into the day tomorrow, we'll start to tap in some moisture, warm temperatures once again, and the instability needed that we have that risk for severe weather. that's again into the day on wednesday, anywhere from texas northward into nebraska. we'll keep you posted on all of that. for now back to you. >> rome celebrated it's official birthday founded in 573 bc, the city celebrated with a parade of lee onnarrows, gladdaters, and barbarians. thank you for joining us on al jazeera america. >> nairobi is my city, well perhaps not exactly. i was born here and so were my parents, but i spent most of my life living overseas. i've been here now for less than a year, but the city has really grown on me. one of the most interesting things about nairobi is its divey.

that's the warm hair, the--the warm air, the humidity coming up from the south. right now it's just flooding that is the concern. one or two strong storms in this large area of rain that continues to push east. here the ingredients of developing this severe weather today. warm human air from the gulf of mexico pulled up from this low. warm dry air from the west, cool air from the north all coming together over oklahoma and texas. this is the severe weather we see today from the south and west and those are the ingredients for these storms to become severe with possible tornado, hail and gusting wind. the storm will move out and we'll show you where the threat is tomorrow with the complete national forecast. >> thank you very much. secretary of state john kerry canceling his trip to the middle east after palestinian president mahmood abbas continued his campaign for recognition of palestine. it caught many by surprise and may effect peace talks. mahmood abbas moving after asking for the release of palestinian prisoners. >> i think a lot of palestinians will suppor

from mount tamalpais you can see the haze in the air from the sea breeze as the humidity picks up a little bit and we could see a break or two in the cloud cover but mostly it will be great and not so warm as yesterday with light showers tonight on tuesday and a better chance on friday. we will look at what is going to happen in the south bay most of us in the low 70 and we could hit the mid-to-upper 70's los gatos and gilroy and pleasant on the peninsula but not so warm. we will be in the upper 50's to low 60's in downtown. and through the north bay mid-60's to low 70 and ten degrees cooler, to 15 degrees cooler at the beaches and mid-to-upper 60's along the east shore shore. at the game tonight rankers are hand and it will be dry, dress for 60 at 7:00, clouds and 56 by the end of the game. tonight, the temperatures are mild in the upper 40's to low 50's and you can see how scattered the showers are where the green representing where the rain is possible. at noon, we have clouds and you can see a few breaks headed to the evening hours and watch by 10:00, the front moves into the north bay

we have very not humid air here. we cool off at night. san rafael tonight 46. freemont 50. pretty simple process. we get ridges of high pressure this time of year depends brown they are. that determines what our weather will be. this one is building to the north. by tomorrow, it is just to our north. that will usher in an offshore or east wind. so the heat begins tomorrow. it kind of hits itsing peak, if you will, on wednesday and thursday. inland, mid 90s coming up on wednesday and thursday. even near the bay, we may touch 85 or 90. all we need to do is have that ridge move back down south. we call it mother nature's air conditioning. that begins on friday. much cooler weather returning by this weekend. how hot? 102015 the degrees above -- 10 to 15 the degrees above average. low 80s for hayward, union city. that's a change. 90 in fairfield, vacaville and brentwood. close to 90 in livermore and walnut creek. we will hit 75 in san francisco tomorrow. 86 in san rafael and 89 degrees tomorrow in lakeport. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the next three. thursday, 95 inland.

humidity 47%. look at some of our weather but temperatures.ll of these temperatures looking awfully nice. there is some cooler weather satellite into the plane again. that is the cooler weather that comes in tomorrow. in the afternoon in the wind will shift around the south. it should be quick rebound. signs that coal there is losing its grip are pretty evident. it was not enough to keep it from selling in the upper peninsula. this will be up in the twin cities. >> 17 in. of snow. 13, 5 in.. no snow here with the clouds will thicken up. you can see these little sprinkles. >> by morning they're out of here. this high pressure comes in. there goes our storm. the wind blows clock lines. the wind comes in off the water. that is always a cool signal for us. >> during the day the next weather system turned wind southerly. watch what happened here. >> tomorrow temperatures will be in the '50s but turning cooler in the afternoon. watched these readings on saturday. up to 72 have peoria. >> here is tomorrow. these are the lows in the morning. >> this w

you have a 79 percent humidity with the water temperature of 53.ook all categories of pollen show up today. mold spores are and the low range. back to the weather here. this is a today animation. you see these erupting batches of thunderstorms. these are the ones that set down tornadoes and oklahoma and arkansas. they were deadly last night. 32 tornado reports. does not mean there were 30 to 20 us. damaging winds and hail reports. literally hundreds of severe weather reports. up until this weekend it had been the quietest and 60 years. there's never been one of this quiet late in the season. 1.35 in. is what the storm might produce in our area in terms of rainfall. the totals might range from three quarters to an inch to an inch and 8¢. the grains in this area. additional severe weather out bricks to the south of us. pretty general coverage of this windfall. here's where it is raining now. you see these clusters of rain actually springing up in place. that is what will happen this afternoon. a 24-hour loop. this turned down the hilreturned down the

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>> temperatures in the mid-80s, no humidity? >> and where's my mai tai? >> there you go.e have changes coming our way. we have a lot of clouds moving into california. you see some rain coming in our direction. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have a lot of overnight roadwork out there plus an accident already this morning coming into san leandro. it sounds like one lane is blocked right now southbound 880 so we'll tell you how it's slowing down the morning commute coming up. >> time to get back to work. >>> some developing news now. an 84-year-old man is in custody suspected of shooting at a doctor prompting a big police response and evacuations in a daly city medical building. police arrested raymond iwase late last night at his home where investigators say they found a gun and .

there's a lot of rubbish, it's hot, humid, no toilets. as well as poor conditions, terrible stories. many people here have lost property, family members as well. i spoke to a father who lost his 5-year-old son. >> it's something in my family that i miss. i lost everything, i lost my house, all my belongings and even my son. >> aid session agencies are mere in honiara, bringing in things like the water bowser. this, one of two, running out of water. it is also fast running out. the big concern is illness. without clean water. things like diarrhoea can spread fast. with the sun and pools of water, it's perfect breeding ground. the solomon islands government doesn't want people staying in camps longer than if they have to. they are concerned that the disease may kill more than the floods. they want people to leave as soon as possible. try telling that to people here. we saw family members washed away. >> more ahead for you, including this... >> the legislation doesn't say anything about setting up a cocka maine idea. >> a usa-funded social m

. >> let's go now to mark tamayo and it's not quite as warm and humid as it is in hawaii. but california is not bad today. >> but still not bad. lots of 70s. last week i was standing here talking about multiple cold storms pushing into the forecast. today a totally different forecast. the one thing that could cool us off is the fog. we have mostly clear skies across portions of the bay area. some fog could reform first thing tomorrow morning but it should not be widespread. as far as current temperatures out there. still kind of mild. santa rosa checking in 59. san francisco downtown at 55. for tonight we do have this. mostly clear skies. not too much of a breeze. here's our cameras looking toward oakland. still lots of sunshine. it'll be another warm forecast. the extended still a warm weather pattern. the temperatures will shave off a few degrees by midweek. overnight lows, widespread 40s out there. also some low 50s out toward san francisco and mountain view. mostly clear skies, maybe a patch of two with fog offshore. here's the over all forecast for tomorrow. the micro

a fractured ankle in the hot humidity, construction all the way to the top of this thing. gets into position to make another attempt. and lands successfully. >> then i made it perfect. i went back and did it like five times in a row. thank god. i don't know how it worked, but it did. i made it over the wall, my each time i went up there, please, just god, make this happen, get me out of here in one piece, i don't want to end up in the hospital in china, i want to get home, get me home safely. i prayed every time i went up there. >> eventually, he stops jumping the wall, giving his body a much needed rest. >> it was one of the top, as far as dangerous things i've done by a long shot. >> the great wall of china jump put danny squarely in the danger zone. but for him, it's all for the greater good of the sport. >> i've always had so much of a respect for skateboarding and what it's done for my life, i've always contributed to the community of skateboarding, give them something they can be proud of, too. >> there you go, eight extreme athletes whose deaf defying feet put them

humidity 53%. high values of tree pollen as was the case yesterday. the mold spores are low. that shows the departing showers once again right there. you concede that in our model forecast. these things blow up. the fact is they will be scattered. a third of an inch to a half an inch of rain. about 30-40 percent of the area might get a shower. high pressure keeps the north wind going today. that will be welcome for sure. the 59th coolest start to in april. last year was actually cooler in april. we need some warmth. chilly cloudy spills. some sprinkles and a few light showers away from the lake. high- temperature 53. northeast wind is blowing their. tonight early showers fade up. clouds gather in chilly with 36 of a general.as a general low. cloudy spells on thursday. perhaps an error and shower. only 20 percent of the area will see one. not a lot of coal there arcold air behind it. >> the wind will be blowing strongly unless this one model takes the wind off the lake. the majority rules. a majority of the models bring the warmth and.in. >>time for today's trivklienlvin den j

thunderstorms will be dropping like a sea of patch pocket of dry here but it actually to try the relative humidity will be about five percent single digits and again with gusts of about eighty kilometers per hour reading critical fire yet again. dozens of that thunderstorms are some point i'm really going to be capable of there in oklahoma city at twenty eight degrees in on the other side of this world. when a bank just that minute to read increase. here in a set of stationary front and filtering in a similar areas while she province quantum provinces. these are the areas where unlikely to see about a hundred in the meat has all but the bond issue of rainfall on very well saturated ground surprisingly i've been a life well be a very high risk again across the moon and yet still be found here across the northeastern china. any cute sweet worship and life their state where i seen a lot to precipitation kid across the mp for the area that includes tokyo and things are in full bloom that a muffin with the fisherman out full moon so and in comments here are your three day protest. where would i get by

strong storm, cold air behind it, warm, humid air out ahead of it. that area of red is the major concern. tornadoeses will be moving forward quickly as they form. those overnight tornadoes that are the most dangerous there. we watch these storms, you know, during the daylight hours. we can see them, we get more details. at night, it's more scarier. >> especially when you want more rest. reason to watch. thank you very much. >>> are political campaigns about to run amok? >>> and the u.s. is spending millions in the search for malaysian flight 370. and fire forces hundreds of poor from their homes. details next. scott: seems there's a wee bit of confusion out there when it comes to grass seed. "what if i forget to water it, scott? will it still grow?" roll the clip, jimmy. scotts wraps each seed in a brilliant coating that feeds, protects, and holds in moisture. so growing thicker, healthier grass is easier - even if you miss a day of watering. now let's spread your newfound knowledge! get scotts turf builder grass seed with water smart plus. it's guar

otherwise the grapevines absorb too much moisture from japan's high humidity, producing watery grapes. >> translator: if we can't provide high quality wines, global markets easily forget us. >> reporter: japan is beginning to catch up with the rest of the world in scientific approaches to grape production. university of tokyo researcher nishioka is member of a group studying ways to enhance the quality of koshu grapes. he's made a device to measure water in grapevines. it indicates the vine's health and changes caused by the weather. grape farmers are juicing a smartphone application. it was developed by nishioka to support the cultivation of grapes. the location of a snapshot taken by farmers is highlighted on the map. this allows farmers to share information. this system is especially helpful when a disease breaks out as it can help farmers keep track of contagion. they can then spray chemicals in advance to protect their crops from damage. >> translator: we can understand the situation visually. it lets us easily keep an eye on the disease and manage our grapes. >> translator: curr

relative humidity sitting at 50%. tomorrow morning the kids are going back to school. lows around 50. oakland 51. mountain saw 51. napa 48 degrees -- mountain view 51. napa 48. we have a large ridge of high pressure off to the south and west. it is not just that we have a ridge of high pressure. now it really matters where the ridge is center because winds flow clockwise around the ridge. the fact that it's centered to our south and west means that on shore flow will continue. we will have lots of fog. lots of low cloud cover in the morning. but once that burns off, you get plenty of blue sky because of the all the activity will be kept to the north. the active weather stays away. but the foggy weather we will certainly have everyday for the next several. so, if you live near the water, your mornings will be cloudy. your afternoons will be very comfortable. very sunny. cloudy starts to each day. look at the highs tomorrow. 9degrees above average for you in concord and san jose. oakland 72. 80 in campbell tomorrow. gilroy also. mid 70s for you in san mateo. redwood city

. >> in the early morning heat and humidity the fish market comes alive in passau. it may be one of the poorest countries, but the atlantic ocean is rich with fish. this man and his crew returned from four days at sea. his biggest problem is government taxes. >> translation: we are so tired of guinea passau, i can't make money off my work. we use so much effort. we have to much expenditure and government taxes to pay. >> like many fisher many, he'd like to export his fish. there's no proper processing facilities, and he can't compete with the foreign trawlers, so he has to make do with the local market. this is the biggest fish market in passau. it's normally very busy, everyone trying to get the best prices for their fish. for the traders here, it does not translate to much money at the end of the day. life has become harder, says this woman, when the military staged a coup and the presidential run-off. >> translation: the government has done nothing for us. we buy a lot of fish. sometimes we don't get customers. many times we don't make overhead costs. >> perhaps

that's going to push into that cold air, plus very humid moisture out of it, and right there into the central plains that's that battle zone we talk about and that threat of some severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, severe hail, flash floods a possibility and yes tornadoes. some of these could become quite strong. by sunday it continues to progress east and then into monday here in the lower mississippi river valley. a three-day event, a very slow-moving storm is going to be impacting a lot of you. i mentioned it was dry in the southwest and one problem with dry weather we talk about fire weather dangers and actually got some video to show you of tumbleweeds out of arizona. now, this dry weather is causing a prickly problem for much of kingman, arizona. tumbleweeds which are typically associated with the american west are actually leading to a more serious problem. the high fire weather danger. strong winds have enhanced the development of the pesky plants and residents are saying they have to pick up the problem because these catch on fire quite easily and continues to pile up on fe

thunderstorm watch is right or that chilly air goes into the warm humid air.lood watches and alabama and mississippi at this point. the grain is expected there. here's our storm is retreating. here's a high pressure that comes in. there is the love that will track north of us. bringing us the next chance of rain later in the week. it looks like for easter weekend pretty seasonable temperatures. >> will start seeing those warm spells more frequently. >> from clearing away tonight. the temperature down to 30. partly sunny but chilly for this time of the year. i have just 44. the higher up to 53 degrees. the weather does get better. it is amazing. the city comes alive. >> i do not think there is anywhere way population appreciates the first warm weekend like we do after we go through during the winter. >> from this day and 1855 john wilkes booth shot president abraham lincoln and ford's theatre. >> the answer is ford's theatre. >> tceisnswer is e atel ng t resanhyo,an thym eaicis-8 in wishing you the very best of luck. >> your third and final. >> that makes the w

the ear canal is hot and humid. we have to be careful how we see that.re. meantime every time he comes he asks for the same one jamie colby. the risk of infection, seriously, is very low. unless you are on chemotherapy, transplantations, you have low immune -- compromised, risk of getting infection are very low, but what we want people to know is you can pass on some of these bacterias. if there's open sore -- >> sterilize them and don't share. >> yes. >> i think i hear better now too. >> i think i hear better, now, too. >> you have a cut you can get an infection. >> if you have an opening, you have cut your ear or smith like that. >> you want to be careful. >> i think i know the answer to this question because i like a little bag of doritos but what effect does junk food have on your brain? could it rewire it in the surprise, findings from a new study on how all the doughnuts and cheeseburgers -- that is not my thing -- the effect is more than just your weight. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would ge

. >> in the early morning heat and humidity the main fish market comes alive and it may be one of the countries in the world but atlantic ocean off the coast is rich with fish. and these men and crew have just returned from four days at sea and says his biggest problem is government taxes. >> translator: we are so tired of this, i can't make any money with my work, we use so much effort but then we have so much expenditure and so many government taxes to pay. >> reporter: like many fishermen he would like to export his fish but no proper processing facilities here and he cannot compete with the foreign trollers so he has to make due with the local market. this is the biggest fish market here and normally it's busy with everyone trying to get the best prices for their fish but for the traders here it does not translate to much money at the end of the day. and they say life is harder since 2012 when the military staged a coup ahead of a presidential run ooff. >> translator: the government has done nothing for us. we buy a lot of fish but sometimes we don't get customers. many times we d