cross to any so now way who is in our studio and of the host city and who can bring us more on the intense game. well it was certainly a fast and intense game like you say at the bolshoi and eagerly awaited clash between two great rivals of ice hockey full of suspense to say the least it ended in disappointment of course for the right for russian fans after a nail biting penalty shoot out but it was just

but not all real hurricanes reach this maximum intensity. in fact, they rarely do. dr. emanuel: it's a speed limit. no storm ever exceeds this limit, and a very small percentage of them actually come right up to the limit. most of them fall far short. now, the computer models behaved in some ways very differently from real hurricanes in that they always spun up to their speed limit. narrator: essential to answering why the hurricanes in the models were behaving differently from real hurricanes is an understanding of how real hurricanes work. dr. emanuel: if you look at a photograph of a hurricane from space, what you see, of course, is this beautiful, white spiral mass of clouds. it's a little bit hard to tell, but those clouds extend from very close to the ocean surface up about 10 miles high. and the ocean surface is at a pretty high temperature -- 25 to 30 degrees centigrade. but the tops of the clouds in a hurricane represent the temperature that you find in the upper part of the atmosphere. it's very, very cold. it's around -80 degrees centigrade. so the hurricane'

very intense snow here as the storm redevelops off the coast. a burst of snow and look at the timing, 6:00 to 8:00 in the morning. the road treatment and before the sun comes up you could get two to three inches of snow quickly. that could make for a very slippery commute tomorrow morning. this is very intense snow that will move through new york by 11:00 and then up through new england in the afternoon. winter weather advisories are in effect not because we're expecting a lot snow, but along i-95 could be problems. winter storm warning because a little more snow is expected across new england as it intensifies. look at the temperatures. these are the 60s and 05s, that's not until friday. we have to deal with some snow. >> but it's always white. >> yes, it will be changing. the pattern is changing. >> there is a reason for hope. a little optimism. >> yeah, yeah, dave, appreciate it. thank you. while the midwest and the northeast have seen more than an enough snow, california is in a state of emergency because of drought. it is causing a lot of p

you can see there is an intense firefight going on with films coming from this trailer. a trailer fire next to a building was the call, and there is a concern it could spread in the industry area. obviously, there are all types of materials and flammable material such as ladders and drums that are set up next to the trailer and i was told those were filled with oil and firefighters made sure to keep the flames away from that. it could create a haz-mat situation. you can see the firefighters are in an intense battle right now at the trailer and the flames are still shooting out from the trailer, with a lot smoke coming out, as well, and they are trying to make sure this does not spread here. is with told an ambulances with sent to the scene to help one person out and they are being check out by paramedics and we will be here, follow this, as you can see, again, the flames are intense at this hour and the building is destroyed. firefighters are going to be here for a while making sure this does not spread. i see a poe -- propane tank under the trailer. there are dangers th

and when they're talking back there, it's an intense conversation. >> it wasn't an argument. but you can see that he was talking like he was either frustrated or angry, but it wasn't loud. >> the three men drove off. and the next day wesley person was dead. police questioned wesley's family and learned that the men matching the description were wesley's long time friends justin glove and lawrence morrell. both men were in their early 20s, and like wesley, had minor brushes with the law, but had never served time and had no violent offenses. >> my understanding they had known each other going back to when person lived in new york. >> when questioned by police, both men denied any involvement in wesley's murder. they said they dropped wesley off at his house, and that was the last time they saw him. >> shopping bags of recent purchases from that morning wesley had were found in the house. we feel certain that wesley person did make it back to the house. >> police obtained a search warrant and checked every room. >> we luminoled that housetop to bottom. we could find nothing. ab

. >> oliver was 30-year-old oliver o'quinn, an intensive care nurse at shands hospital on the campuse university of florida. a background check revealed michelle and oliver were casual friends. >> i'd describe him as quirky. there was something about him, something that he felt like he had to go the extra mile to prove himself, where most people would just be themselves. the way he acted about michelle, i kind of knew from when he first met her that he had had a crush on her. >> i think she made comments to both her friends and her mother that he was weird and that she felt sorry for him. >> then police discovered some troubling information. a review of michelle's phone records showed that o'quinn's interest in michelle bordered on harassment. >> he had called michelle herndon 43 times in less than a month, and he had called michelle herndon every single day for nine straight days preceding her murder. he never calls her again. he knows there's no one there to answer. >> o'quinn's job in the intensive care unit would have given him access to pediatric butterfly ivs like the ones foun

low cost and high intensity. look at some of the political differences we hear it from both of our political parties. promises repeatedly made by democrats when it comes to the public system and republicans when it comes to private systems that we can have somehow better care at a cheaper price. now, the auto industry, as aggressive as it is, does not claim when it sells its own cars that those cars really function better than bmws or audis or jag wires and the american people don't expect to be able to buy a bmw horse chevy and expected to function like to be in tokyo. and yet, we are told repeatedly that we can expect that. it's not realistic. >> host: greg bloche, what about living wills and assisted suicide? is that something will talk more about in the future? >> guest: i think living wills are an important part of the story. my brothers wife is a few days from her passing. a 50 auto, non-smoker diagnosed with one cancer -- lung cancer. my brother is dealing with these deep and profound questions. she's give

given the approach we were taken, very human intensive and engineering intensive. the one geography i could think of where those come together, india. >> the $2.6 million he's been able to raise from investors has gone a lot further in india. instead of a small time in the u.s., has he a staff of 17, including 10 engineers. he said thanks in part his silicon valley-like perks he hasn't lost a single engineer in three years. >> you walk in. there's no cubicles, foosball, free food. free food costs exceptionally less in india than anywhere else. >> when it dos developing a software product, it's truly a flat world. location is irrelevant. >> we're not focused on indian market alone. indian market is only a quarter of traffic of our users. the markets in india allow you to take on global markets more effectively. >> but marketing his business here, especially when competing with orbitz, price line, expedia just isn't as easy. >> in reality travel is exceptionally hard. i wish somebody would have told me when we started but here we are. >> after four years in india, he

there's a pretty intense struggle. there's absolutely no way i would want to encounter officer whit. just his size alone, his stature is intimidating. >> officer whit is probably the biggest officer we have on the department. he's around 6'6, at least 300 pounds. >> at first anthony thomas, 6'2, 180 pounds, seems outmatched, but it's only a matter of seconds before he springs up and overpowers the officer. >> thomas was trying to get officer whit in it looks like a choke hold. officer whit is able to push away from that. you see officer whit go to the phone trying to call for help. >> that phone is officer whit's lifeline, but before whit can make the call, thomas maneuvers behind him to take control, and that's when the fight takes a potentially deadly turn. >> he definitely did try to go for the gun. >> but the gun is not in the holster. >> mr. thomas thought that officer whit still had his weapon. >> earlier that night whit brought thomas in through the station's secure sally port. >> prior to bringing him into the

it's very, very intense ride. >> reporter: only one thing is scarier, riding a bull. this turned into a cowboy after transferring to boise state for college. when he's not riding bulls or sleds, he's a construction engineer with the national guard. right now the focus is on the olympics. the focus to win. >> for the very first time, i'm a medal threat. >> reporter: the bobsled team has a motto, prepare to podium. they're happy to be on team usa, but they say it's all about winning a medal, so we are rooting for him. janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> all right, looking forward to having you back home. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're here, the weekend, jeff. >> i can feel it. you're going to love the forecast we have coming your way for saturday and sunday. clear skies immediately offshore. we are tracking this storm system out here in the pacific. details on what that means for our rain forecast coming up. but let's get to that skycam a network. east bay, also for the north bay, temperatures right now in the low 50s for the most part and

the oil business is labor intensive which poses its own unique set of problems. >> we have a large population of contract workers that come in from out of state and all over the country and come in to work at the refinery.

it's a high intensity arena and to make cinema that matters and people can really do.think i started to go sideways a little bit. >> rose: what is sideways. >> i wrote movies that never got made, i made movies that weren't true to my core. the year he made the wrestler came up to me and greeted me and he said look at you you're so great what happened. he said i got my head out of my ass. i would say the same thing. it could happen to anyone at any time in their lives. it's a humbling situation to come back and say i'm never going back there if i mean it from the heart. that's what happened to me. writing of movies, one that was too long and couldn't get made. just when you didn't they had you could get lower i made a picture with christian gore, the vice president's daughter about a healthcare that wasn't even completed due to money c downs that were very strange that we didn't have anything to do with. so you think wow you can't get any worse than this. so you come back very grateful. god is like saying do you really want this child, show us you really mean it. like i

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>>> happening right now in england, floodwaters are rising along the western coast after rain and intenselus-mile-per-hour winds slammed the region, leaving thousands scrambling to try to protect their homes. jim boldin's live in one hard-hit area. jim, what's latest? >> reporter: christine, you can see it's actually quite a nice day today. we had terrible storms yesterday and we expect more storms tomorrow, so we are really just in the middle of that. but what you see here, and even though we're near the river thames, this is not the river flooding. this is groundwater. that's why we've come here. this is sewers that cannot handle all the rain that this area's getting. people had put out these

but still, this is really intense, heavy rain. and the -- the low will continue to make a b-line towards central and southern california. until that happens tonight or tomorrow morning we're in line for a very unstable pattern. the heaviest rain is santa cruz mountains south. 3, 3.25 to 2 inches elsewhere. most locations are approaching an inch already. rain, wind. heaviest in the morning. but there will be a possibility of thundershowers and intense, heavy rain later this afternoon. 50s and 60s. another busy man, sal? >>> in my experience, doing this for a long time, rain is always correlated with more collisions, flooding and bad driving. let's take a look at what we have now with the videotape of an earlier crash, 24, westbound near 51st, 580. this fatal crash occurred just before 5:00 this morning. one person was killed. apparently her car had stalled out and it was blacked out. another car came along. did not see the vehicle and hit that vehicle. one person, again, died at the scene. one lane was open. but most of the lanes w

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this was a land where the lake is a stampede stocks ended in a deadlock after days of hectic and intense negotiations. no date was set free fair session at respondents baumann has been following that story the second series of syrian peace talks in geneva has ended with little more to show them an apology to the syrian people the chief mediator lock harbour heat what does sometimes not these two ounce we haven't had to have them and talks broke down over the agenda for the next round of talks negotiators propose the first day be devoted to quote violence and terrorism related to the brutal civil war. both sides agreed to this day two would be devoted to the formation of a transitional governing body quirky gb one that would not include syrian president fish are al assad. that's where negotiations broke down unfortunately the government of heroes. which is a suspicion of the old position but in fact the government doesn't want to discuss in case you to go. opposition leaders lashed out at the syrian government negotiators from mimi got some indications from the regime's side that they are

picking up in intensity for san mateo county on east bay.he rain has been the light is starts to pick up only intensify if the cost the rich men san mateo bridge. now crossing the bay working its way east. we are seen rain as far east as walnut laker caulker. segment seay evergreen is just dealing with the mess. keep them on the front has uneven pushpin yet by 12:00 looks like we could catch bait drive that set dry break. evening ride home is what i'm concerned about heavy rain is expected fo., wet weather will certainly pick up later on today scattered showers overnight with a light rain expected waking up early thursday morning. without him well over 2 in. of rain for santa rosa. unsettled weather into the week and we will have very good weather than. << eric till we are checking some hot spots or not we are starting with some long and unusual drive * 880 commute this morning has already been there 52 minutes. tracking the driver and five it was bound we have the fax from earlier current problems have left the ride at 39 minutes. should be

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but as we look at the radar on the evening commute things are knows at intense as an hour ago. that said, steady rainfall in various areas, sonoma valley, yountville, napa, outside down to the south bay that 101 between morgan hill and san jose we have some yellow there. that would be steady rainfall. i'll show you a time lapse over the past four hours. it has poured since lunchtime but things are listening in intensity for now but the heaviest stuff is still to come. here's futurecast painting the picture through the evening. it's a lot of green out there. i'll stop the clock at 11 if you are heading out friday night. it will be wet. tomorrow morning the heavy stuff begins to envelope the north bay. 10:00, 11:00 tomorrow morning will be the peak of rainfall intensity. river flooding absolutely not likely. the rivers are running so low, even all of this rainfall won't cause any problems on the bigger rivers. highways, roads, parking lots, any urban area with concrete or asphalt will flood this weekend. and if you are heading up toward the sierra, please bring the chains or the

one, i am not totally clear on the current slots about the energy intensity of glass and metal verses plastic and it is recyclebility and as well as the distribution and energy intensity and because the glass is heavier and metal, especially aluminum is hard to create from new or recycle. and so this seems to me to fly on the face of a different campaign that we have against soda, and it has been proven that diet soda is not health for you and so we are eliminating a alternative to the class of drinks that we are putting in legislation to tax and so this seems to me to be a very peculiar timing for this. i would think that the health effects or the healthiness of availability of convenient bottled water, which people are today choosing not because they don't trust the local water but because it is a healthy alternative to soda. and in especially at events, where people are getting hot and people need to hydrate. does not seem to be consistent. >> i will start with the second question because it is a common one that we hear. we don't see this legislation as in any way promoting soda ov

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>> i don't know of any more intense event than that. >> reporter: the reservoirs here supply water to 185,000 people. >> we saw a 25% increase in the water in our reservoirs out of this storm which is saving our bacon. it was outstanding. >> reporter: getting 25% increase in storage in one storm -- >> out of one weekend. that's pretty phenomenal. >> reporter: roads were underwater in sonoma county where some places received 15 inches of rain. this is wine country and the parched vineyards needed the moisture. further north in oregon, the storm brought heavy wet snow that proved deadly. in sisters, oregon, an elderly couple was found dead in deep snow near their home. in lane county, a thick layer of ice snapped trees and power lines. seattle got three inches of snow, the most in two years. it was fun for some but driving was dangerous. mount rainier was closed because of high avalanche danger. here in california, all this new water still isn't enough. rainfall totals statewide are still only about 40% of normal. scott, we need several storms like this be to end the drought here. >> pe

and the former mayor of chicago richard daley is in intensive care tonight in a chicago hospital, and the spokesman says that he came back from a trip and he became ill. no word yet on his condition. he is 71, and chicago's longest serving mayor with six terms. >>> and now for this next story that we must warn you that system of the images that we are going the show you are difficult to look at tonight. it is in indonesia, and recovery operations are under way for people feared dead in a massive volcano eruption, mt. sinabung is on the opposite side of indonesia, and the eruption sent people run ing fning for their . at least 14 people are killed, but authorities say that death toll will go much higher. for more on that and the survival go the cnn.com, because it is the top story there right now. >> and this, heinous, and cruel and depraved a and this is how t the federal prosecutors described the actions of accused marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev, and now the feds can seek the death penalty for him in the upcoming trial. but who is he? one man who does know about him is a "boston g

it was really intense there for awhile. and also around morgan hill to gilroy that has finally pushed off but it was really coming down there. what it is doing until it goes south, it will continue to wrap back in but it will be far enough north. the low is making more of a beeline south of us. rain and wind heaviest in the morning. but then again it will go showery in nature. 50s and 60s. this will be one of the days where just again we night get a break for a little bit then things will pick up. cloud and some rain into saturday. it looks much quieter sunday and monday. there is not a consensus on the five-day forecast. >>> time now 6:22. free muni passes to certain people in san francisco. who will get them? and the big name company that is paying the bill. >> and quite a gesture from the first openingly gay basketball player in the nba. how jason collins paid tribute to a student killed because of his sexual or yen station. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 6:26 is the time. walmart says it is taking

it's a high-intensity arena to make cinema that matters and that people can relate to.tarted to go sideways a little bit. >> what does going sideways mean? >> i wrote movies that never got made, movies that were not true to my core. darren aronofsky greeted me and said, look what happened to you. i said, i got my head out of my [beep] it can happen to anyone at any time of their life. it is humbling realize zation to say you are never going back there and you will mean it in the heart. that's what happened to me. writing movies, one with vince vaughn that never got made. you think you cannot go any wmplet i wrote a sat ire with al gore's daughter that was not even completed due to money shutdowns. we had nothing to do with it. it was very strange. you think, wow, it can't get any worse than this. you come back really grateful. if you want this job, show me you really mean it. it's just like "it's a wonderful life." yes, i'm ready to live. give me another chance. >> did god say i love you, i love you, i really love you? [laughter] >> that's beautiful. i want god to say t

the school will keep the red and white colors. >> now the forecast with the intensive rain and wherespread moderate rain with hail in the band of precipitation so for, san jose is quart other of an inch and san francisco is half an inch and santa rosa is around three quarters of an inch so we are chess to the forecast from yesterday or the totals. here is what will happen. you can see nice, light rain do moderate rain falling here in san francisco as we look down at the embarcardero. there is ponding on the roads live a river in the groove that the cars and trucks create. we will have steady rain through the morning commute with in we to get an it. temperatures are mild. the next 12 hours well see changes at none and steady rain with a accountered shower possible and by 4:00, a random shower will be try with low-to-mid 50's in the evening you will be okay with temperatures in the upper 40's to low 50's starting tomorrow, though, more rain on the way. >> we have a major problem right now if richmond with a report of a concrete truck traveling eastbound 80 and is now blocking the eastb

his lawyer hopes intense therapy will turn his life around.orth, texas. >>> and nik wallenda, he is on the high-wire, again. in fact, he really never leaves it. but where is the next challenge? >>> first, for millions of americans, fitness is an obsession. for other, it's a challenge. dr. sanjay gupta introduces to us a group of people who have teamed up for the "fit nation" competition. >> reporter: hey there. you know, we used to call this team the six pack. >> go six pack! >> reporter: after meeting them decided to call them the sassy six. they are connie, xi, karen, mike, ron and jameel. >> okay. let's go. >> reporter: they stormed into town for our kickoff weekend, amazing to me. they'll inspire you touch you. many have health challenges ranging from heart disease and diabetes. one is a cancer survivor. another had gat trick bypass surgery. they are as mentally tough as they are expecting to be physically tough. what they've decided, we're hoping you decide as well, that it's time to make huge wholesale changes to their daily routines, fr

out towards berkeley and richmond, some more rain picking up in intensity. down towards parts of the east bay, around walnut creek and san ramone. we have more activity approaching the bay area coastline. coming up we'll talk about the rainfall rates for your sunday and the updated forecast models that will track the heaviest cells. >>> meantime or team coverage continues with debora villone at rohnert park. >> reporter: we're at rompert park expressway rohnert park because of standing water, low-laying areas are being submerged by steady, soaking rain. >> whenever it rains this is part that goes underwater first. >> reporter: so you have have been watching? >> we have, we have, knowing it was coming. >> reporter: rain and run-off have finally come with a vengeance and these windsor residents are honoring a winter tradition, traipsing to the low spot to "play in the water." >> i have been waiting for this all year. i just like running back and forth down it. it's just fun. >> this is not nearly as high as it can get, but it's great to see -- once it's over t

intense,es are quite in the volunteer medical are 25ation, there people wounded.at is just a fraction of the wounded and taken to hospitals. it is fair to say that these are the most intense we have seen since the protest started. >> and parliament, political activity has been blocked by the opposition come along -- has been blocked by opposition,, mp reactions? >> parliament is blocked because the proposal to change the constitution, reducing the president's powers was not put on the agenda. the opposition says that is because the speaker of ck, refused mr. ryba to accept the proposal and put this to a vote because he was afraid of losing. members of the ruling party say this happened differently, it was the opposition who were not able to agree on one single proposition for this reform to the constitution. was the opposition who divided and were not able to come up with a plan, so it could not be put onto the order of the day. they are trying to blame the government. it depends who you talk to. that,nk you very much for please stay safe, that was goal of her --

weather systems, they are made more intense by climate change. >> that's right. when you warm up the planet, you have more moisture in the atmosphere. when it rains, it's heavier. and you can also evaporate for. that means that the tendency for drought is going to get worse. so the kinds of droughts that we have been seeing in texas, out in california, right now, we know that climate change makes them worse. it's like cigarette smoking and lung cancer, increases the likelihood of that risk. and we have looked at the texas drought in 2011, we know that climate change made that drought 20 time mrs. likely. >> in the past you have said you believe that the whole issue of climate change is in god's hands. >> i believe there is climate change. i'm not sure you can call it climate warming, especially in the carolinas. the big debate is how much is man-made and how much will naturally happen as the earth evolves. and the question then is what do we do about it and how much will it cost the consumer? i concentrate on cleaning the environment. i think that's where our arg

but fairly intensely. how united were they and do you see some examples where there were breaks within the group? then i guess just with the two roosevelt grandsons, may be asking speculatively a little bit but what would you say, would teddy roosevelt himself have been on their site or do you think you might've been more on i guess you would call it the conservative sort of more standard american interest side of the equation if there is even a way to speculate. just asking. >> sure. this regards the possibility of divisions amongst the arabists. they are fairly concerted in terms of their values and the vision that they have for the arab world. of the two roosevelt cousins i think he is more inclined to covert action and i think roosevelt was a little bit more cautious and even conservative in his approach. nonetheless, even he actually in 1956 and 1957 was involved in -- in 1953. and there was a little bit of personal rivalry between them as well. i think he is the main guy in the u.s., the cia's middle

looking at live doppler seven hd showing us first patches of moisture ahead of what is going onto be an intense storm tonight. details coming up. dramatic rescue of a woman from rocky stores of a bay area beach and two men who tried to save her. >> sky seven hd is live over the scene of a freeway shooting. >> several shots fired at one vehicle. traffic had a stand still as officers investigate. >> westbound 580 just reopened moments ago. >> we're told several shots were fired. you can see the bullet holes in this video. that is from sky seven hd. >> that is good news. 580 closed nearly an hour, officers searched for evidence. you can see traffic in a stand still that we can show you. people standing outside of the cars like this, waiting for the road to be opened. yes the shooting happened just as the evening commute is about to begin. >> let's take a look at the scene. again, highway just reopened. that stretch of 580 near 238 police searching for evidence and cars moving once again. >> nobody was injured. and what is impact at this point? >> conditions going to be slow. just when they first m

but it was in the height of the vaulting that the most intense competition reigned. when the vaulting of notre dame in paris achieved a height of 108 feet, chartres rose 121 feet above the ground. reims then surpass this with 125 feet. next, amiens rose 139eet. finally beauvais cathedral, which would have beaten them with a vault of 158 feet, went beyond the limits of safety and medieval engineering skill, and the walls of the choir collapsed. despite isolated disasters like beauvais, gothic triumphed over much of europe within a few generations. at canterbury, when the choir was destroyed in the great fire of 1174, it was rebuilt in the new gothic style. england was the first to adopt the gothic, not surprising in a country with close dynastic and historic lks with france. but english architects always tended to go their own way, favoring length over height, evolving their own forms, often by deliberately misinterpreting their french models. by the early 14th century, at wells cathedral, the deep-rooted english tendency toward architectural fantasy broke free, produ

. >>> >>> the fall-out from the asiana plane crash last year is i intense guy intense intensifying.oroner and fire department differ on what caused the death. fire officials implicated her in the death of the passenger causing her to endure emotional distress and that has led her to file a complaint against the city. tonight she speaks out in an exclusive interview only on kron 4. >> my life has just been crazy. not just my life, but it's impacted lots of my co-workers' lives. for all of us, we just want the truth to be out. i want the truth. >> reporter: she is a 25 year veteran of the san francisco fire department. she says in the early days that followed the crash sources in the fire department wrongly gave her name and engine number to various news media showing her the driver of the vehicle that killed the individual, thus leading her to the scapegoat. >> we do our job everyday and we're not trying to be here rose. we are just trying to get the respect that we deserve. and i just feel that, you know, that's what i want for all of us. i feel a betrayal for upper management. i re

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. >> despite the best of medical intensive care, he dies. >> is it accidental? is it suicide? is it homicide? >> but investigators know there must be a clue somewhere. >> the more we looked into it, the more bizarre it got. >>> the research triangle in raleigh-durham, north carolina, home to many hi-tech research and development companies. 30-year-old eric miller worked there looking for a cure for pediatric aids. his wife ann was also a scientist working for a large pharmaceutical company. >> eric and ann miller were living the american dream. they had good jobs, they had a beautiful baby. they lived in a nice house. they attended church. >> despite a satisfying professional life, eric developed health problems that some suspected might have been related to his job. >> he exhibited a lot of flu-like symptoms, vomiting, fevers, headaches. and people generally thought that he had a virus or that he had a bacterial infection that they just couldn't isolate. >> one night while bowling with his friends, his symptoms were so severe, he had to be hospitalized. >> ann miller said he

we haven't seen any down but the next round is expected to be if not just as intense, more intense and with the ground saturated now with the next incoming storm conditions could deteriorate quick hi as we head to the overnight showers so as you head through the day make sure you're ready for conditions to start going downhill. get your home ready as well. flashlights for the house in case power goes out and check the storm gutters around your house. we'll be out here tracking it all morning and evening. keep it here on nbc. back to you >> great advice, always a good idea to prepare. back to you for now, scott and laura. >> thanks, folks. keeping an eye on the sierra as well. a live look at king va lake-effect snow e off 880. bob is going to have a live report in about 10 minutes. >> the nbc weather team keeping a close eye on the storms. we'll have team coverage during the evening as well as the largest storms arrive. tomorrow morning we'll of course keep you up to date on where this storm is and what's happening on the roads. >> new this morning three people dead, three others seriou

nothing too heavy but the intensity will pick up here. also out toward antioch, brentwood, and oakley. i had a couple reports out there of some rain and this is a sign of things to come up to napa and healdsburg. this is a mild system. low to mid. the wind was 18 miles an hour at fairfield. two hours ago now it's calm. a southeast wind is developing. it's not something our observer mike said. windchills in san francisco he heard that for the first time in a long time. that is a sign of a storm coming or system coming. this is a good system. back here is the veteran intensities. there is a very good development taking place. rainfall between now and saturday. it looks really good santa cruz mountains south. this will be a really big system for central and southern california. it will be okay for us. i think the friday system is more of a wind event for us than it is a rain event. maybe some thunderstorms later this afternoon. also out to the valley not for us but definitely bears watching and mentioning. winter weather advisory starts this

heaviest snow from new york to boston, these numbers will start to climb as that snow intensity gets a little bit lighter. temperatures at the freezing mark so a lot of slush on the roadways. a lot of the treated surfaces are doing okay with this temperature right about freezing, but still slushy. temperatures are dropping overnight. watch for some slick spots on the freeways. rain welcome here in california not really enough to help the drought situation but rain's measured in hundreds of an inch. that rain will intensify in kansas and oklahoma. storm moving east. freezing rain developing, warm air falling into the cold air. that will be wednesday morning. then ending by thursday, this will be followed by a shot of some cold arctic air. here is the problem the mixing and the snow, developing tuesday and wednesday with rain along the northeast. del. >> thank you very much. in japan they are headed to the mountains opting for winter weddings. they exchange vows at more than 8500 feet, so-called, the chapel was made of snow. it's held during the winter period to promote winter. thanks

the snow is intense and may accumulate quickly, if the intensity is high enough.rtainly saw that this morning, 3 to 5 inches across new york. as it clears out, the roads will drastical drastically improve. high-pressure controlling our weather overnighting tonight and tomorrow. another storm coming in, a little warmer though. a little later, you will not wake up to this year across the mid-atlantic and northeast states. it will be rain with a number of snow in the forecast tomorrow. now we're talking about a big storm moves across the rockies there. this storm intensifies thursday morning throughout the midwest, pulling up a lot of warm air. temperatures 30s, 40s, 50s, close to 60, and severe weather possible thursday. on the backside we get the cold air coming back with blizzard-like conditions. but again the rain-snow line looks to be west of illinois. del? >> dave, thank you very much. >>> a team of archeologist in mexico city finding an ancient burial site for dogs. canines are revered as guardians of the dead. they buried eye long with their humans to guide t

picking up in intensity along the peninsula.ock into motion here, lunchtime, scattered by nature but moderate in napa, san raphael. it's not until the afternoon hour that's it will start to taper off. into the evening, we are expecting drier conditions. as for temperatures this morning, cloud cover providing insulation. milder start compared to yesterday. 44 heading out the door in san francisco. mid to upper 40s in the east bayshores. low 40s in pleasanton and waking up to upper 40s in the south bay. a cool day in store for us. only getting to about the mid- 50s in san jose and sunnyvale. low 50s expected in san mateo. 53 for concord. we're looking at mainly low 50s in the north bay. now, turning our attention to the 7-day around the bay, you can see rainy conditions today with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. partly cloudy conditions as we start your work week. another chance of light rain wednesday night and thursday. a possibility of a third system headed our way heading into the weekend. >> thank you, janu. >>> let's tur

with the olympic flame extinguished we look back at the intense competition this in stations of the games as well as at the top notches support from the spectators. and in other news ukraine moves closer towards splitting apart the opposition dominated parliament appoints its own acting ministers and president while the south east refuses to bend to its will within the head of state no where to be found. in broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas going to have you with us now the twenty second winter olympic games are now officially over kept up by a spectacular closing ceremony and a fireworks display that drew the all of all who watched the organizers promised to put on a show and they delivered even poking fun at themselves over that one ring that just wouldn't open during the opening spectacle the i.o.c. president thanked russia for the games which he said lived up to every expectation and more it was a memorable olympics with plenty of new records and celebrations but also some heart breaks as well congratulations to all the winners and all the

to 17% more carbon intensive than other heavy crude.is disgusting stuff. it is a place where the u.s. president can act unilaterally. nobody is naÏve. they understand the u.s. congress isn't going to do anything useful about, change. that means the president has to do what he said he would do when he ran in 2008. he said, it is time to into the tierney of big oil. so far, his administration has been very, very helpful to big oil on this continent and around the world. this is a case where we need him to stand up. progressives, there is one other not so small study last year brothers mighth make as much as $100 billion and profit off this pipeline over its 40 year lifespan. $100 billion. veryoesn't have to guess widely was some of that money for what political use it will be put to in this country. turn to the senior manager of the american petroleum institute. she defended the pipeline on our show earlier this month. >> first of all, we had a debate about whether it is oil sands or tar sands. quite simply, we are producing oil and oil a

the violence was so intense the roof of the church practically caved in. many of the parishioners tried to escape through the windows, but they are basically barricaded because of fears and concerns about security in this area. some of the parishioners dashed to the back of the church. you can see there's a window there. we understand some people did manage to escape and fled into the bush. many met their death here in the church. those that survived, that got out alive, are being treated in hospital. >> boko haram is known for attacking christians, and their name means western education is forbidden. >> the controversial keystone pipeline may have come a step closer to getting approved. the proposed pipeline to canada will have little impact on the environment. >> state department officials are keen to stress that the release of this supplemental impact statement or feic is a report, it's not the final decision on whether transcanada will be allowed to build the keystone xl pipeline from the canadian border to the gulf of mexico. after a push in the past

details emerged that martin was the subject of intense bullying.n november 4th the dolphins suspended incognito indefinitely saying, quote . . . neither martin nor incognito have suited up for the dolphins since. and the nfl has been left to defend itself culture. it didn't take long before the public learned incognito had a history of bullying rookies dating back to his days at the university of nebraska. and we heard some of what he subjected martin to. on november 8th, martin met with nfl representatives. at issue for investigator ted wells is when does hazing qualify as harassment and bullying. two days later incaution knee toe broke his silence and said, quote . . . the nfl's investigation concluded in late november and all was silent until january 31st when incognito's lawyers released text share showing that both had sent some rather unsavory messages. and then incognito had a twitter meltdown. in less than 45 minutes, he sent five tweets airing the issues for the world to see . . . but arguably the most troubling was . . . all of this comin