right now here's the north bay you can see pretty good cell developing north of inverness, also fort ross, east of highway 101, st. helena, light showers. around glen allen, st. helena road adobe road south of roanoke park off the coast from gender you can see a little activity if know -- from jenner, you can see a little activity. more development north and west of us rotating through the bay area later today. the rest of the bay snow in the sierra, a couple of feet expected. i'll have details and timing later. >>> funeral services are underway this morning for an east bay father and daughter killed saturday after an suv slammed into their bikes. 41-year-old solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa will be laid to rest at a traditional muslim service in antioch. >> reporter: hundreds are here to help lay to rest the members of the nuri family. people have come from as far way as the east coast for this service. solaiman nuri had seven brothers, it was a large family. they are holding a traditional islamic burial. this cemetery has a section set aside for muslims and designe

right now here's the north bay you can see pretty good cell developing north of inverness, also fort ross, east of highway 101, st. helena, light showers. around glen allen, st. helena road adobe road south of roanoke park off the coast from gender you can see a little activity if know -- from jenner, you can see a little activity. more development north and west of us rotating through the bay area later today. the rest of the bay snow in the sierra, a couple of feet expected. i'll have details and timing later. >>> funeral services are underway this morning for an east bay father and daughter killed saturday after an suv slammed into their bikes. 41-year-old solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa will be laid to rest at a traditional muslim service in antioch. >> reporter: hundreds are here to help lay to rest the members of the nuri family. people have come from as far way as the east coast for this service. solaiman nuri had seven brothers, it was a large family. they are holding a traditional islamic burial. this cemetery has a section set aside for muslims and designe

north bay you can see more showers around inverness. here's the front it quickly is racing east this is unlike the one we had tuesday that took its time. we are going to be out of the woods in the next half hour to 45 minutes. the heaviest rain will be lightning up. 54 oakland, 46 napa, 56 in san jose. look at these winds from 35 mile an hour gusts airport 36 mile an hour, coast 31 mile an hour gusts san jose 24. the rain today, more rain tomorrow, that's going to bring us up to an inch to two inches in the north bay mountains as well as santa cruz mountains. 3/4 of an inch to an inch in half in the east bay half inch to an inch in the south bay half inch to 3/4 along the peninsula that's today's rain and tomorrow's rain. since early april we've been well below normal. santa cruz should be up to 68% or so. san francisco should be in the 60% average area. you can see we still need it down towards mountain view and san jose. this little inch, two inches we are receiving will give us a little boost. still, well below normal. cold front, ve

inverness to petaluma and highway 101. spotty in the north bay. we still have rainfall from san francisco down the peninsula and out toward the concord and alamo and livermore area. want to take you in at street level. in san francisco it has been raining steadily and you can see bay street and geery boulevard is pretty wet right now. the rainfall has not been very heavy, but it has been steady down toward third street as well. and in the santa cruz mountains we are getting moderate to heavy rainfall beginning to develop just now. here are your temperatures, speaking of now in the low to mid50s. and our highways look like this, scattered showers and a slight chance of thunder. the next storm arrives on thursday, and it is going to hang around through friday. this front has been hanging around. this cold front has been hanging out and that's why we have been seeing the rainy weather. the front will kick on out of here as this area of low pressure approaches on wednesday. and this will be the trigger for the possibility of some showers and isolated

a call came in involving smoke on a home on inverness drive yesterday morning. firefighters spent several minutes trying to get everybody out of the structure and put the flames out. 13 people were inside that home. most were able to get out. sadly, a 93-year-old man and 13-year-old boy did not make it. investigators say it appears this fire was accidental. >>> some breaking news to report to you this morning. we're just getting word the 9th circuit court of appeals has upheld the state ban on affirmative action in public college admissions. attorneys argued the case in february. the plaintiffs are asking to overturn the california 15-year-old ban on race based admissions, citing a steep drop in black, latino, native american students on campus, but it appears affirmative action ban withstood yet another challenge to the 1996 voter approved law. again, the 9th circuit court of appeals upheld that ban on considering race in public college admissions. >>> other breaking news coming into the newsroom now, a 6.3 reported magnitude earthquake being felt near was who

inverness to petaluma and highway 101. spotty in the north bay.ainfall from san francisco down the peninsula and out toward the concord and alamo and livermore area. want to take you in at street level. in san francisco it has been raining steadily and you can see bay street and geery boulevard is pretty wet right now. the rainfall has not been very heavy, but it has been steady down toward third street as well. and in the santa cruz mountains we are getting moderate to heavy rainfall beginning to develop just now. here are your temperatures, speaking of now in the low to mid50s. and our highways look like this, scattered showers and a slight chance of thunder. the next storm arrives on thursday, and it is going to hang around through friday. this front has been hanging around. this cold front has been hanging out and that's why we have been seeing the rainy weather. the front will kick on out of here as this area of low pressure approaches on wednesday. and this will be the trigger for the possibility of some showers and isolated thunderstorms. o

firefighters arrived at the two-story house on inverness drive before 6:00 a.m. to find the home engulfed in flames. they entered but had to retreat because of smoke and heat. at least nine people were inside the home. two were taken to san francisco general for minor injuries. the coroner has yet to identify those victims. no word yet on a cause. >>> in sunnyvale, a hit-and-run driver sent two y pedestrians t the hospital in serious condition this weekend. the crash happened yesterday afternoon about 12:30 at the intersection of hollenbeck avenue and danforth drive. emergency crews found the victims unresponsive and suffering from major injuries. they were rushed to stanford university medical center. police say the driver who took off from that scene was later arrested in los altos. >>> it's been another weekend of rallies and protests in florida. thousands continue to call for an arrest in the shooting death of trayvon martin. now, this as a new piece of evidence in the case raises even more questions regarding the shooter's self-defense claim. nbc's jay gray

it is a significant part of his reaction to the test writer journalist joining us live here from inverness many thanks indeed for coming on r t it's a day of good. kairos to rear a square filled it with anger once again this on friday as egypt's islamists suspended their frustration over the country's military rulers pro-democracy activists a rally there as well chanting slogans from last year's revolution which toppled hosni mubarak and with a president a presidential election now drawing nearer than ever many feel that the fight for democracy has been replaced by a scramble for power in cairo with this report as artists are of. protests nation after the revolution toppled president barack gyptian have continued to use people power as a way to force change the sights the sounds of protesters on cairo's tahrir square have become a familiar one more than a guess and president back without the from power with presidential elections just around the corner and the activities here have once again taken center stage but if the last years taught us anything is a revolution alone is not a democrac

concord and brentwood to the north more showers will be generated from fort ross to bodega bay, inverness, rosen park 101 light rain san francisco peninsula loop of the last three hours -- light to moderate rain, thunderstorms and lightning continues to lift north and east we saw that in milpitas, fremont over an inch of rain in the past six hours on the peninsula. we still have the core of the low that is going to push through, once it does that primes the atmosphere once again for showers and thunderstorms. these totals over the past 24 hours looks like we'll see much less when we do see any of these downpours could possibly bring us another 10th of an inch of rain. this morning chilly start. we are looking at still this afternoon with sunny breaks, cloud-sun mix with rain around and breezy winds when we do see a thunderstorm. frances, how is it looking? >> it is looking pretty busy. at last you are saying with the rain starting to -- at least you are saying with the rain starting to dissipate a little from the peninsula, it is getting better. bay bridge toll, it is friday light. just l

we have a few showers by tracy, manteca, closer to home in the north bay towards inverness, light showerseloping we had pretty good rain that continues to push out of hollister and morgan hill this morning. is the little stuff. we've got more rain on the way for the afternoon. 51 oakland, 49 redwood city for a time partly cloudy skies in the north bay with fog developing there. scattered showers today especially in the afternoon. chance of a thunderstorm in the next -- and the next organized rain from this system, arrives overnight tonight. we still have a trough that is going to swing through in the afternoon that is going to bring more rain our way. heading out this morning, you may think there's a little break. there will be, but we are looking for some moderate downpours maybe towards 3:00 and the afternoon commute. here comes the next round of rain half inch to an inch with this system as for today this is the way it is going to play out later this afternoon from 3:00 on, more shower activity develop, snow keeps going in the sierra nevada, 2:00 in the morning, moderate to heavy rain

firefighters arrived at the two-story house on inverness drive just before 6:00 a.m. to find the house engulfed in flames. they entered but had to retreat because of smoke and heat. at least nine people were inside the home. two were taken to san francisco general hospital for minor injuries. the coroner has yet to identify the victims. no word on a cause. >>> in sunnyvale a hit and run driver sent two pedestrians to the hospital in serious condition this weekend. the crash happened yesterday afternoon about 12:30 at the intersection of hollenbeck avenue and danforth drive. emergency crews found the victims unresponsive and suffering from major injuries. they were rushed to stanford university medical center. police say the drive history took off from the scene was later arrested and los altos. >>> the family of an east palo alto girl who was killed by crossing an intersection is suing the city. the wrongful death claim was filed by the parents of 6-year-old siorelli torres zamora. it alleges the city knew the intersection was dangerous and did nothing to make it safe

the san mckayla county fire department says the fire on inverness drive went to three alarms after thel first came in before 6:00 a.m.. firefighters had to retreat from inside of the house because of the intensity of the fire. other family members had evacuated, two of them suffered minor burns and two people died in the fired. there is no word on the identity. still to come, kids in oakland to make an unusual discovery that could make them very rich. here is a live look outside at the golden gate. traffic is slow and low and we have blue skies. fox a " >>ysabel: in jeremy lin is out for arrest of the season. an mri exam shows a meniscus tear on his left knee. he will need surgery and six weeks to recover. he became a phenomenon when he took over the starting position in new york. many bay area residents and fans nicknamed "lin-sanity". the final game in the n.c.a.a. tournament is set. kansas will play kentucky. yesterday kansas defeated ohio state and the final game is monday night. >> an incredible discoveries made by some children in oakland. children from st. paul the fiscal were c

the home on inverness drive burned for hours.ers of the same family, including six children, all lived in this house. when firefighters got there, they found two bodies. relatives told the red cross, the victims were a 93-year-old man and a 13-year-old boy. the red cross is providing temporary housing, grief counseling, clothing and food to the family members who survived. >>> investigators in new mexico are trying to figure out what caused the death of a famous marathon runner. search teams found the -- found the body of mika true in the forest yesterday. there were no injuries of injuries to his body. he was missing for five days and failed to come back after a run. >>> in our election coverage, a top donor to president obama's campaign is accused of fraud. the donor from new york contributed more than $50,000 to president obama 'campaign. however "the associated press" reports that same donor is accused of stealing more than $500 billion from a swiss businessman to help build a new home. the president's campaign will not comme

closer to home north bay marin county around west of 101 between highway 1 and inverness light showers and a few showers popping up here around the pescadero area half moon bay and ben lomond. we are not out of woods yet. the activity going to intensify later on mild temperatures right now. >>> 6: now. this morning's rain may slow but -- hopefully won't stop a new volunteer search expected in hours for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. terry mcsweeney is live in the command center with the latest on the story. >> reporter: starting 8:00 this morning that is when the first group of volunteers are going to be heading out into some pretty muddy terrain here this southern santa clara county. you can see the sierra search center is looking for volunteers if you are available they would love to have you here. take a look at who they are looking for this is 15-year-old sierra lamar missing since march 16th she left home on the way to the school bus stop and never got to school. her purse was found a couple days after she disappeared but the trail is cold. over the weekend hundreds tu

start td before 6:00 in the morning on inverness drive. it started out as a two alarms.a 3-alarm. we will try to contact authorities and bring you an update as soon as we get more information. >> it is one year ago. that giant's fan bryan stow was attacked outside of dodger's stadium. he has brain injury. the fifth annual walk for thought raised $35,000 for the association. this is in support of bryan stow and more research needs to be done on traumatic brain injuries. >> it is the number 2 disability. it people need to know about this. >> bryan stewe is under -- bryan stowe is under going rehabilitation and needs 24 hour assistance. only on two. a bay area woman is still riverring after a terrifying experience on the ski slopes. this is crews trying to rescue them. >> they were skiing two weeks ago when she fell into a creek bed. she landed upside down. if you look closely, you can see the bottom of her skis at the snowbank. her husband sunk into his chest trying to dig her out. she was in there for nearly 30 minutes. she couldn't breathe and couldn't hear anything. >>

jaleel tweets -- and mike -- and here's a comment from jody -- next call from inverness, florida, ralph is on our independent line. caller: good morning, steve. this is one of the dumbest laws ever enacted. if i wanted to kill you, all i would have to do is shoot you dead, punch myself real hard in the nose and that's it. they cannot arrest me and i get away with murder. it is that simple. this law is utterly stupid. thank you. host: back to the new york times, this will decide article by john shorts. the case will almost certainly include a pretrial hearing to determine whether the state -- caller: trayvon martin comes from a generation of young black men that are really at not adherent to the lot and not respectful of people. he was in a private community. it is not uncommon for someone to say can i help you, are you lost? i would like you to show trayvon martin's twitter account handle. it is a racist remark he made about himself. there's nothing that indicates that mr. zimmerman is a racist. recently we have an unarmed black man attacking a white guy in baltimore, knocked him uncons

jaleel tweets -- and mike -- and here's a comment from jody -- next call from inverness, florida, ralphs on our independent line. caller: good morning, steve. this is one of the dumbest laws ever enacted. if i wanted to kill you, all i would have to do is shoot you dead, punch myself real hard in the nose and that's it. they cannot arrest me and i get away with murder. it is that simple. this law is utterly stupid. thank you. host: back to the new york times >> see "washington journal" every morning at 7 eastern on c-span. we go live to the washington convention center for the panel of union leaders who will discuss jobs and labor issues this morning. the labor department reported more people sought unemployment benefits last week suggesting that the job market's recovery is still sluggish. >> a couple minutes to explain who their union is, who they represent, what their workers do and where they are. so with that, um, first, i'm going to introduce lee saunders. lee is the secretary or-treasurer of the american federation of state, county and municipal employees. the union represents 1.