>>jacqueline: temperatures were in the '60s out there today throughout the bay area. let us take a little change over the past 24 hours. nine degrees warmer in oakland and san francisco. and look at the weekend forecast is going to be even warmer tomorrow. into sunday, the temperatures are rising to the mid-70s inland. we will talk more about the warm temperatures and the day your see your forecast coming up. >>pam: there is sadness around lake tahoe area friends are mourning the death of a popular ski that was killed by ambulance yesterday. this 29 year-old was skiing not far from the alpine meadows ski area. these are pictures taken afterwards. apparently he skied action--the skied off this hill. he was found buried in 3 ft. of snow and wrapped around a small tree. by the time he was transported to the hospital it was too late. >> he was a fun guy to be around. last year he had a chance to skied and dolly and lacher i remember talking to him about it. he was really excited about the whole experience. >>reporter: cavan said his death was hard to take the he was not s

i love that you bring up jacqueline's story. policy only matters at the point where it touches people. you can see it's had a profound touch in her life and in the lives of so many other of our residents. it's one of the reasons it's so popular here. >> four out of five newly insured are getting government health coverage. they are subsidized or paid in entirety. the safety net is bigger, which is great, but expensive. are you able to continue down that path in massachusetts without breaking the bank? >> sure. in fact, you know, our system here, like the system at the national level under the affordable care act is a hybrid system. it emphasizes private insurance purchased in the private sector. the expansion added 1% to state spending. the biggest challenge for us is a challenge that is natural. the premiums go up year after year. that's the next big chapter. we are going to crack that code. it made a lot of progress. premium increases averaging 17% or 18% two years ago. they are less than 2% today. they are going down. we are

jacquelin signed up. >> how much did that cost you? >> no money. >> you didn't have to pay anything? >> no. she had been worried about a lump in her breast, and now she could afford the doctor. she could afford testing. so she went. and they found something pretty frightening. invasive breast cancer. >> i was clearly devastated, you know, because 27 years old, doesn't run in your family or anything, and, you know, you just -- your whole life feels look it's just crumbling on you. >> you cry? >> you cry. you say why me, and then you get over it and you try to move forward in a positive outlook. >> fwut she was fortunate, and with her new insurance, she could afford treatment. she believes it saved her life. >> how are you? >> since the law passed, the state says magazines mass went from having 90% of its population covered by insurance to around 98%. a big success. it also brought some big headaches. all told, the new law for insurance coverage of 400,000 people. people like jack. for her to do that, the money had to come from somewhere

>>jacqueline: 10 keyless get storm tracker for ray and the right now.e see the sky will tell of the system approaching it ever so close to the coastline here in this bid is car as the bruins win. will travel we along the coastline and cooler conditions for smart. a month unless take in the deaths sunday that as many might actually see and found a little bit of land. the winner morning hours this in a later morning forced the system would split and we see a few light showers brought now kind of scattered here and there throughout the afternoons. ericsson will have to be all he led the extended forecast, dramatic and this will deal have dramatic changes in its current and how your david for the inland chances shall ascend of the main is especially tuesday, wednesday and thursday and nixon, and it felt it looks like the internal been classified-- and it looks like we'll have a spotty wet weather. >>reporter: most americans' views google over other new research--and other search engines. they are dominating the game. according to the wall street journal the

we're when to start with jacqueline bennett and the weather center to find out what to expect. xi orange spots are the heaviest >>jaqueline: it is having fast and right on track of where future has was the victim earlier. the south bay is already getting heavy rain. we're going to do a lot of tracking the. sam antar is getting a very heavy sell right now. where the red is, to 21 in. per hour. that is an extreme downpours in san mateo it is also pretty heavy, two- thirds of an inch of rain per hour. half moon bay is seeing how -- is the heavy rain as well. closer to the coastline, very heavy rain in between half moon bay and san gregorio pushing down into the peninsula area. right now it is not too bad. a quarter of an inch of rain in our in menlo park. cremona is also seen a really heavy rain. in the inch of rain per hour coming down this serious in hayward, a half inch of rain. we're doing some more tracking in the livermore valley. pleasanton's the third of an inch of rain. we have not seen much when all week long. mountain view is seeing one- third of an inch of land in dall

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jacqueline bennett starts our 6:00 team coverage.ne: there is not any more rain on the way. mostly clear conditions, mostly clear skies as well. we are still seeing a few lingering showers with to the east and south, but clear conditions in the wake of the system. here is another shot from the roof camera earlier this afternoon. if you lingering clouds. cost clear conditions overnight. right now it is breezy but the wins will calm down. chilly conditions overnight. into tomorrow, sunny skies year-and-a-half >>pam: people in the east they were armed with umbrellas and dodging puddles as well. in the south bay the crews were out shopping of trees which were down by the storms. rob fladeboe has more on the cleanup underway in the santa cruz mountains. >>rob: the sound of chain saws echoed as the roads were a mess. this crew was battling a steep slope on all the san jose road. fox fat and there were also reports of some larger trees and downed along highway 9 and on skyline boulevard. surprisingly, no road closures of reported but there

jacqueline, today was a beautiful day. sunny skies and warm temperatures, but big changes are coming. 10 ? 15° cooler in some spots. jacqueline, tomorrow we will see more cloud cover. take a look at temperatures for the weekend. 50s close to the coastline. it will cool even more as we head into sunday. we have a better chance of rain into next week. we will talk about the cooler weekend and the rain for next week coming up. grandma this evening, the coast guard is issuing a strong warning for voters to look out for wales. several of them have been cited in the past week. we capture these images earlier today near treasure island. there is a gray whale in the water. the coast guard is hoping that voters will stay alert to avoid any collisions. jr stone is following the story and joins us with more. them. i hope they are careful and do not hit the baby whale and the mother. >>j.r.: as you look into the bay, many are asking why are there so many wheels being seen this week. jeff bush spoke with an expert and has more on that

jacqueline bennett is here in the forecasts center. things are changing very quickly. >>jaqueline: as we move down south over san francisco, not too heavy, a 10th of an inch of rain in our. in the north bay we are seeing a little bit more than that. in oakland, just under a 10th of an inch of rain per hour. as we slide into the south bay, palo alto, redwood city and san mateo or mostly in the clear in terms of rain fall. san jose is registering 100th of an inch of rain. not only is it what out there today, it is pretty chilly with temperatures in the '50s. temperatures are not helped by the wind. the winds will died down overnight but we will continue to see rain. here is a live look from the mt. tam cam. more rain later this week. details on that coming up. >>pam: the slick roadways have been blamed for a deadly rollover crashes and concord. joseph conway died when his van crashed on an on ramp to highway 680. j.r stone shows us the scene. >>j.r.: right now we do not see the hard rain in a concord area, a fatal wreck ended directly behind me. in the distance you can s

. >> good morning, my name is jacqueline peta, and i would look to welcome you here to our state of indian nation ease vent. ncai is the largest, the oldest, and organization in washington, d.c. representing the tribal governments across the country. i would look to welcome our distinguished guests to washington, d.c. we have many folks listening to us across the country. to watch the state of 2012 state -- state of indian nations address. across the country we have students, tribal citizens, and leaders, and have gathered in the schools, and sent tircenter watch together. among many events across the country we are pleased mr. star's history class in santa fe, new mexico is joining us. we have university of oklahoma, college of law, center for native american youth in washington, d.c., the tribal office and the indian tribe of wisconsin, leaders of tomorrow, and today's event, that are watching. and there are many other more watching events across the country. we're glad and happy that they're all joining us. we have an incredible turn out here today. we would look to acknowledge some of

half in santa cruz, a half high-water levels jacqueline bennett is here and tracking the next round of stormy weather that is set and in tonight. she >>jaqueline: we are seeing a few light showers. there is nothing too dramatic. here is a wider picture. we have more rain release. in the north there is more substantial rainfall. this wave will push into the area over 98 for here rain is heavier to the north if rifts year is one even if death. we will see showers popping up overnight. they will how not be as long-lasting. offs here is a look at future path in which he could expect tomorrow morning. a 6:00 hour, we will see showers. none today it was showering, light, misty and really. some market would the little bit happier. into the 8:00 at were we will see rain in the north bay and along the coastline. by noon, who courses will see it live more coverage than what he transitional in june by 3:00, rain in north bay and over san francisco and oakland. heavy rain on the way. >>pam: the storm is putting a popular tourist attraction at risk. the san lorenzo river has changed course again is

jacqueline has your details. >>> sunny skies, warmer temperatures, 70s nearly bay area wide. but that is coming to an end tomorrow. still if the 50s in concord, livermore, and antioch. 39 in half man bay. the footing is approaching the coastin -- the fog is approaching the coastline. cloudier sky, temperatures dropping about 10 degrees tomorrow afternoon. sunday, a chance of spotty showers. ape 40% shot -- a 40% shot at showers. the big rain is going to start next week, a series of storms going to bring us several inches of rainfall and a lot of snow in the sierra. >>> whales spotted in the bay. kron4 catching them on camera, look at that! why they may be sticking around for a while. >>> later in this broadcast, buster posey returns to the baseball diamond. [ male announcer ] this march, dive into the subway® jalapeno tuna, featured $5 footlong™ of the month. explore a new world of flavor when our taste-rriffic tuna meets spicy jalapenos to leave your taste buds tingling! this march only, it joins our many $5 footlongs™! subway. eat fresh. >>> whale watching along bay area sh

let's turn to jacqueline bennett for the forecast. >> rain down in the south bay right now but it let up through most of the bay area. storm tracking 4, all that yellow and orange, that is in the south bay. let's zoom in there first and see what we got going right now. lighter here over san jose. although it registers as moderate rainfall. campbell seeing a courter inch inch -- quarter inch of rain. in the hills, 2/3 per power. we are seeing -- per hour. we were seeing it heavy earlier. on the east bay shores, just a couple hundredth inches of rain. cloudy conditions. san francisco, condition have greatly improved here. right now just seeing -- actually no rain hitting the ground. must be drying up. improving conditions out there at this hour. we can see the pattern of the storm has pushed through. look at all that yellow, moving through on your screen. snow in the sierra and thal continues. the core of the storm to the north ear and spotty showers long the coast line. this fills in tomorrow, bringing us a chance of thundershowers. >> thank you. >> hour team coverage moves to oakland.

jacqueline bennett is here. >> this system is being tricky right now. slow to move in and this main band of rain you see here hasn't moved that much since earlier and it stalls over the north bay. future cast, light showers before the main band moves in. over the north bay. later morning hours tomorrow, 7:00, rain moving into the north bay. rain pushing in to the north bay. 10:00, it is not sagging dune the south. rain streaming in through the north bay and by 2:00, 3:00 hour, 4:00 hour, still just streaming the moderate rain over the north bay. finally starting to go down to the south at 8:00 and we will see the rain move south into wednesday morning. has stalled over the models. looks like it effects the morning commute for the north bay tomorrow and we will have gusty winds. the news came tonight, 91 teachers will receive pink slips. the mount diablo school district approving the layoffs today. the district and the teachers are dead locked on a contract and they say negotiations are pointless without a mediator. kron 4's date t -- kate thompson repor

we're in the forecast center with jacqueline. >>jaqueline: the rain is coming down hard right in time for the evening commute. let's take a look at how hard they're rain is coming down, two-thirds of an inch of rain per hour. it is pretty heavy in the late hour and half inch of rain per hour. let's jump down towards the golden gate were the rain is pouring down at this hour. very heavy rainfall, in a valley about a quarter of an inch of rain. it will start dumping rain in mill valley in the next 10 minutes. towards the peninsula we have heavy rainfall one- third of an inch of rain in san francisco. heavy rain also over san mateo. says in san mateo, rain dance out sentences go. within four minutes the rain fall rate will really pick up. it is kind of hit or miss. the rain will star may not be shoddy -- saudi offshore. we will see a lot of heavy rain out there through the evening. the rain will pick up this evening. >>pam: @ kron4 has reporters stationed all over the bay area's that we can take a look at conditions live from york a

. >> jacqueline said it. marry his daughter. >> exactly.od. >>> 14 seasons and 1000 catches. enough for heinz ward. he retires today for from the pittsburgh steelers. >> the city and this organization mean the world to me. so today i'm officially retiring as a pittsburgh steel stealer -- stealer. >> someone else who's sad? shark fans. this is not their season. tonight in la, darryl sutter, now he's working the kings, and before you know it, martin havlet died the time for san jose. dan boyle to bring the sharkies within a goal of 3-two, but down the stretch, it was all los angeles. and 5-2, sharks now tied for 10th with nine games remaining, 8 teams make the postseason. >>> stanford women onto the sweet 16, but cal, their season ends. they were trying all types of maneuvers, but not to be. notre dame wins going away, 73-62. cal none the less, a great season to make it to the ncaa tournament >>> who's the best player in college basketball? some say of all time, it's brittanygriner of baylor. they're now 36 and 0 on the year as they took apar

jacqueline is here with a look at days ahead. >> a few lingering showers out there this hour, but for the most part, the rain has tapered off for now . you can see the showers winding down over the past couple of hours, a lull in the rain, but you can plenty of moisture off-shore. the tail end of this is going to move back into the bay area for tomorrow. not expecting rain as strong as what we saw out there today. 2.5 inches in napa, 1.5 inches in san francisco, and we tapered off down the line. pretty impressive rainfall totals in castro valley, redwood city, concord a half an inch of rain, sunnyveil and san jose, not seeing much at all. the rain is expected to continue into strm. >>> continuing our team coverage of the wet weather, kate thompson is live in the north bay where the wet roads were causing all sorts of problems. >> reporter: all this rain creating dangerous and difficult driving conditions. right here in my hand, i'm holding part of the fence that used to line 101 south. it's completely destroyed when a pickup truck plowed through it earlier this evening. let's go to so

i am in the forecast center with jacqueline. we still need the rain, but it always causes a problem during the morning commute. >> we awe all those accidents out there this morning. and the rain had largely passed this morning. tomorrow, it's going to be right in the middle of the commute. not showing you much right now because not much is happening just yet. you can see the rain and snow up to the north by eureka, that is going to be moving in during the morning commute. cloudy skies through most of the day today. the rain we're going to be experiencing into tomorrow morning starts at about 3:00 in the morning in the north bay. it's going to intensify into the 5:00, 6:00 hour and go all the way through the morning commute. you're definitely going to want to give yourself some extra time and take it slow. like i mentioned here a moment ago, there were plenty of accidents out there this morning, and most of the rain it already passed. so rain as we're driving work, and another round of snow in the sierra. not as much as we saw ou

i'm in the weather center with jacqueline. and she's telling me the rain is pretty much gone, but it's going to be cold for a bit. >> it definitely will be cold for the overnight hours just because the storm that came through brought cold air. so it's going to be sitting over us till tomorrow morning. that will change. here's a look at storm tracker 4, you can see the showers have tapered off. our current temperatures still in the 40s, but the low 40s in some places like fair field, 44 in santa rosa. temperatures are expected to get into the 30s overnight. we are still seeing breezy conditions in some places. winds are expected to pick up in fairfield overnight, and that's going to mean temperatures won't drop down as cold as they otherwise would. here's a look at your weather headlines through the overnight hours. clear and breezy. the areas that don't see the wind are going to be colder than the areas that have gusty winds overnight. into tomorrow afternoon, sunny and breezy conscience, warmer temperatures. you're certainly

refinanciar la casa y lo que hizo fue cambiar el titulo de mi casa a nombre de la familia de el a jacquelinesu esposo les paso algo parecido a nosotros lo que nos hizo fue robarnos toda la plusvalia de la casa segun la fiscalia, en transacciones de bienes raices como esta, parada defraudo mas de dos millones de dolares a 31 victimas...carmen confio en el, porque le dijo que era pastor de una iglesia. que a el lo habian consagrado angel de su iglesia porque ayudaba despues de casi 4 anos en la carcel, parada sera sentenciado el proximo 6 de abril y hasta entonces la fiscalia dijo hara comentarios.... el enfrenta hasta 30 anos de prision pero ahora estas victimas estan a la expectativa de otra cosa. que nos devuelva dinero pues que nos pague, el senor si queda en la carcel no vamos a ganar nada nosotros carmen quien tiene un tumor cerebral, perdio la casa que un dia parada le dijo le ayudaria a salvar y con ella sus ahorros de toda una vida....80 mil dolares que puso de cuota inicial. fue trabajo de que yo tenia 3 trabajos, toda mi vida trabajando para poder tener algo y lo perdi jaqueline y s

jacqueline mars of mars candy fame is worth nearly $14 million. carlyle group founder and philanthropist david rubinstein is on there too worth nearly $3 billion. you remember he has made some significant charitable contributions to. also aol cofounder steve case and dan snyder. of those, only jacqueline mars cracks the top 100 coming in at number 52 on the list. >> can you imagine looking at just one of their bank account statements, the interest they must get. >> it would make me sad. >> up next, we'll go live to fox business network in new york to talk more about the unveiling of the new ipad and that is what it is called, the new ipad. >> yeah. as we go to break, something to think about as you drink your copy this morning. march is caffeine awareness month. on the upside, caffeine can boost your memory and it beats fatigue. too much can contribute to high blood pressure and anxiety. maybe that is what is wrong. gets all shaky. >> maybe that is why julie doesn't drink coffee. we'll ask her why. >> fox 5 morning news. we'll be right back. peopl

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. >> among the proud finishers at last weekend's rock 'n roll half marathon was jacqueline bourgeois. she finished the race in 2:20:29. commendable by anyone's standards. what you don't see from the outside is her fight with the painful condition known as glass or brittle bones and how she chooses to deal with it head on. >> i'm winning the fight against osteo genesis imperfecta. >> reporter: among other things the bone disorder means she has a collagen inefficiency, the key building block to bone structure. the result is that her and others with the condition are more prone to breaking bones. she's had more than her fair share of breaks. >> at least 30. you definitely don't count like your fingers and toes and stuff. you don't even go to the doctor. you know what to do. >> reporter: the remedy? stay active. that is exactly what she's done. >> it may seem counterintuitive but actually being more active makes your body better. you try to get over the fear of i'm going to hurt myself because the benefits are beneficial. >> she committed to weight and strength training two to three times

let's start in the bay area where jacqueline at more on local weather. in >>jaqueline: we will talk more about their rain and we will track the snow coming up in a bit. >>grant: at least two confirmed killer tornadoes ripped through more than a half-dozen midwestern states early this morning. the number of people died it's up to 12. dues pictures show you the destruction caused by the storms. this is one of the few houses standing. it is a massive, powerful storm. people in these seven states have reported damage. some said its outlook a bomb going off. more than one dozen car for tornadoes caused overnight damages several midwestern states. illinois was hit especially hard. are our or early estimates ring the tornado as the second most powerful of on the rating scale. the mayor said its other horrifying and looked even worse when the sun came up. >> it is your worst nightmare coming true. >> rules were ripped off of entire homes. in his hospital was damaged. walls were destroyed a clothing this patient to the elements. fortunately patients or are hurt.

kennedy and his wife, jacqueline, and it is inscribed to someone named brenda crane. i did some research, found there was a physician, dr. paul crane, who was an interpreter, worked for president kennedy as well as president johnson doing some interpretation that he was able to get this autograph on the kennedys. this is also fairly rare. it is not a great photo, you can see it has been folded, but it is a wonderful picture. another one that's very interesting that was particularly of interest to the collector is this one on robert morris. ro known american fure because he wasn't a military hero, but he was a signer of the declaration of independence. finance ear and floated bonds to help finance the american revolution. that's why this one was of particular interest to the collector because that's what he did.as a financer. one of the of the collection is this one signed by george washington. it talks about issues on his farm. he is writing to his named mr. biddle who also served with him during the american revolution. and it is basically farm management, but is an

one of brian's best friends jacqueline is helping provide a running sound track and sideline support. at first his leukemia diagnosis stunned her. >> you never really think about it at all. then one day you get a phone call. yeah, wait. this is life. life can make all sorts of turns. but he's still here. >> reporter: still here because of money they're raising and a bone marrow transplant. he's running to make sure other patients can feel healthy and alive again. >> the money goes directly into providing new treatments and hopefully eventually finding a cure. now it's my turn to give back to the leukemia society and help them continue their mission. >> don't forget wusa is your home for the rock 'n' roll marathon this year. andrea and i will anchor live coverage from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. this saturday morning. it's a great time so make sure you join us. >>> we all know we have to clean our homes but let's be real. cleaning is not something most of us enjoy doing. >> did you know that your dishwasher can make cleaning easier. we're not just talking about the dishes. there are five t

jacqueline bennett has the latest on conditions. >> the rain is still coming down. here is a look at storm tracker 4. we're finally seeing a little bit of a break. let's zoom in and see what we have going. >>stanley: and is seeing 2/10 of an inch of rain. as we move into san ramon, a quarter of an inch of rain for quite some time. into dublin, 2/10 of an inch of rain. as we slide into the south bay we will stay virtually dried all day long. the redwood city is seeing a little bit of a heavier rain. here is a quick look at the white via picture of the storm. >>pam: dan kerman is joining us live from san francisco. >>dan: i have been out in a rain for about five hours. is cold and wet. the wind has been blowing for much of the date. we are here at the embarcadero. when shall wipers are moving back and forth. the roads are wet. we saw accidents on surface streets. people did not leave enough stopping space between cars. there were driving like it was not raining. right now, we have seen a steady rain all day long. in san francisco, things are starting to ease up a litt

kennedy and his wife, jacqueline. and it's inscribed, this is probably around 1960, and the's inscribed to someone named brenda crane. and i did some research and discovered that there was a physician named dr. paul crane who was an interpreter and worked for president kennedy as well as president johnson doing interpretation. this is it also fairly rare. you can see it's been folded, but a wonderful picture. another one of particular of interest to the collector is this on robert morris. robert morris is not a very well-known american figure because he wasn't a military hero, but he was a signer of the declaration of independence and also he was a financeer and he floated bonds to help finance the american revolution and that's why this was of particular interest to the collector because that's what he did, he was a financeer himself. two of the more valuable pieces in the collection is this one signed by george washington. it talks about issues on his farm. he's writing to a friend of his who also served with him du

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. >>> one of two other women indicted in a ponzi scheme, 55- year-old jacqueline hagel sold fraudulentertificates of deposit. as of march 20009, investors lost more than 75 million. williamwise is believed to be in canada. >>> there is a new accident in san francisco, what happened? >> we are not sure exactly judging by the chp website it just says there is one lane blocked. we are not sure if it had a solo spin out and if we take a look at our maps we can show you where. it happened at sees are chavez -- caesar chavez, it is very dangerous, there is a hospital curve and they have to take it easy before everything starts splitting off in downtown its set a. traffic is leg in nicely. you can see a little bit of slow down as you make your way to san francisco. let's check in with steve. >>> there are some breaks in the clouds over in san jose and there is still snow in the sierra valley. winter storm warn being continues until -- warning continues until this afternoon. this is light and nothing compared to yesterday. this is a good front and you see only light green, that is stretching f

i have a lot of tea party friends in the audience on the gulf coast and in the audience in jacqueline. listen to what he's saying. this is a conservative governor who had executive experience and 800 veto in one of the most liberalitate nation and cut deficits up there and brought back jobs. this man is going to protect our boarders . he is pro life and support supreme court judges . he's saying what southern voters want to hear in their next president. >> with mr. romney acknowledging he is facing opposition with the southern voters. he said they don't like me but they tolerate me. is that a fair comparison? >> not at all. i wouldn't get close to that. i think the fair comparison is ronald reagan. he came to mississippi from california and he had been a democrat and they listen to ronald reagan . they said he played in movies and was a governor and former president of a union . i can remember in those days, there was an idea of who is this ronald reagan guy and should we embrace him? they did and as they got to know ron aldreagan and they will get to know mitt romney and they will re

we want to bring you up to speed, jacqueline is here storm tracker 4.t is still pretty busy tour of the bay area. >>jaqueline: some spots are still seeing showers at this area. here is a look at where the rain is the heaviest. we have had the grain moving through the bay headed toward >>stanley: and. and about 15 minutes, heavy rainfall over san leandro. an half moon bay we are seeing some decent rainfall this hour. about 500 of an inch of rain per hour. some spots are a little bit heavier. here is a wider view of what is going on. the rain has been fairly steady all day. you can see a broken pattern pushing into marketable definitely be cloudy with a chance of showers. let's talk about the rainfall totals, we have seen a lot of rain in the santa cruz mountains. san francisco rainfall totals have really increased. over an inch of rain in just today. rainfall totals in san francisco are at an inch and a half. let's get a look at the weather headlines. into tomorrow is going to be a dreary day again but not quite as bad as what we saw today. another round

jacqueline bennett is tracking the latest storm. >>jaqueline: the really strong winds are supposed to last until midnight. let's take a look at current wind speeds. 20 mi. per hour in a number of places. we have a with advisers still in effect for much of the bay area. the blue on the screen and means that the entire bay area was affected by the wind advisory which is in effect until midnight. winds will be 20-30 mi. per hour with gusts up to 55 mi. an hour. we saw a gas at noon at 50 mounts for our at as a vote earlier today. the with advisor remains in effect until midnight. >>pam: charles clifford is live at the bay bridge. >> right now i am west of the bay bridge toll plaza. . och roof of attacks had >> won the best places to get idea of how when he was in the south bay is didn't willow glenn. the homes are smaller high hopes of palm trees. if south these trees can withstand hurricane force winds. gusts were of for the 35-40 mi. per hour. the trees can make a mess when it is windy. thiokol >>pam: our coverage of the weather cont

. >> and the san mateo congresswoman, jacqueline spear, fired back from the house. >> shame on you for being the hate monger that you are and calling the women of this country sluts and prostitutes. >> reporter: he first garnered -- she first garnered attention two weeks ago when she was refused to testify regarding contraception. >> he wanted to express concern and make sure i was okay. he mentioned as a parent of two daughters, he hopes i would tell my parents they should be proud of me. >> and bowing to pressure, rush limbaugh pulled ads from his radio show. >>> rescuers are using search dogs as they look for survivors of tornadoes that smashed many parts of the midwest and south. >> the storms killed at least 36 people so far in five states. hundreds of people are injured. terrell brown is live in henryville, indiana, where a pair of tornadoes touched down. terrell, that scene behind you is amazing. >> reporter: unbeliefable damage. we know now, it was an ef-4 tornado that came through here. 0 being the weakest, 5 the strongest, it was a 4 that moved through this area, causing this

i am here with jacqueline and the weather forecast.w much sunshine we will have the next couple of days. >>jaqueline: it will stay sunny for most of tomorrow. here is a look as satellite and radar. clouds off shore. by 5:00 it will be full rein in the north bay. moderate-heavy showers with the same thing approaching the clothesline. in the 7:00 hour, moderate- heavy rain. as for the rainfall totals, let's put this into motion. we will start to see the rain really increasing in the north bay. it was a heavy for most of the day. and inch of rain in santa rosa by noon. we will look at chances of rain into next week coming up. >>pam: and oakland free health care has hundreds of people lining up. people started lining up even before midnight. he could see the early morning lines gathered here. people have been coming in steadily throughout the day. charles clifford has more from the oakland coliseum where people are getting some much needed services. >> it has been a much busy day at the oakland coliseum as hundreds showed up for free i tam

one of brian's best friends, jacqueline faulk, is helping to provide a running soundtrack and sidelineeport. at first his leukemia diagnosis stunned her. >> you never really think about it at all and one day you get a phone call and you're like oh, yeah, this is life and life can make all sorts of turns, but he's still here. >> reporter: still here because of money team in training is raising and a bone marrow transplant. he's running to make sure other patients can feel healthy and alive again. >> the money goes directly into providing new treatments and hopefully eventually finding a cure. now it's my turn to give back to the leukemia lymphoma society and help them continue their mission. >> and we are your rock and roll marathon station. so join andrea and mike 8:00 to 11:00. they will be anchoring our coverage. we hope to see you there. >>> this is 9 news now. >>> we begin tonight with new information into the federal probe of possible corruption in the d.c. government, specifically the role of businessman jeffrey thompson as he played in getting big sums of cash into nearly every

jacqueline bennett here is a live look outside for the mt. tam cam. the tail end of a storm is going to cut us. temperatures in the mid-50s tomorrow. blustery and cool. rain will be spotty. here is a look at future cast. it's evening, wind gusts in the 20 mi. per hour range. 30 mi. apart our guests are, and by the 9:00 hour and even getting into the '40's in some places. notice very gusty conditions along the coastline. a wind advisory is in effect for tomorrow. when the conditions in this year. a winner advisory is in effect until toman in. all temperatures will hit 33 degrees and then drop off into the 20s. cephalon >> saturday, cloud cover and a dense fog. rain is looking likely for sunday and monday furious sam hamm ignoring a no turn on red sign is just like running a red light. >>officer: you have to divert citations. one for running a red light and one for failing to obey a stop sign. >>stanley: basically your attitude at the time of the stock could trust which did you get. >>officer: you did not stop at the stops on back there or this one. he

corporate, hackman >>gary: him to move a beautiful printer of her when jacqueline bennett and her significantweating because i feel that one cannot help. >>pam: you're sweating bullets. fifth >>gary: i do not want to be under pressure where someone says, how about some tickets? >>gary: you can see the oakland a's at 3:00 a.m., vern glenn reports. >>vern: if you're looking at the first winning season in five years of the open a instead of the tokyo dome shows what wholesale takes apart. in less than 9 hours, branded mccarthy takes the mound. starting pitchers and star players have been traded away. how many ramirez was brought to the team. he also contracted a cuban center fielder. cocoa crisp now has moved to left field. who is left to watch at 3:00 a.m.? on the back end of this two game series is a long plane flight home, some jet lag and if the bay bridge exhibition series with the giants next week. >>gary: to have the opening of the baseball season at 3:00 a.m. in japan, that is as of 9. seth >>gary: we are supporters of the team and the game is at 3:00 a.m. list of large >>jaqueline: 3:00

it causes changes have a conflict cahow >>pam: jacqueline bennett is here with tonight's forecast. >>jaqueline: cloudy skies and a literary area furious rate will kick their butt into the overnight hours. clear conditions. as we head into the overnight hours, the rate will pick back up. by 2:00 a.m. showers in the north bay at the beginning of intensity. this time, the rate is point to affect the market youth. by 8:00 a.m., areas of waterhouse >>grant: at least 10 people dead and more than 100 injured as tornadoes ripped through the midwest. he conceded destruction of some of these pictures. winds up to 170 mi. per hour have been reported and one tornado was 200 yds wide. a sofa is all that is the meeting. a violent storm spawned tornadoes in at least seven states including nebraska, kansas, missouri, illinois, indiana, kentucky and tennessee. some survivors say it sounded like a bomb going off. more than one dozen tornadoes causing overnight damage in several midwestern states. >> the storm came in with such a frost, you could not even open the doors of the firehouse. the level it

y por eso decÍa jacqueline andere que no se siente cuando hay temblores ahÍ. >>> si lo sintiÓ ahÍ, figuran lo que verÓnica castro nos contÓ. y ahora, dejame que te cuente. >>> voy a ver a crÍstian >>> no tenemos nada que platicar cht voy de viaje con m madre e hijo. >>> la noticia que tuviste tÚ dÁmela a mÍ. >>> ¿cual sÍ?. >>> a un proyecto que comentaba su hermano, que no seria con televisa pero que ya usted regresarÍa. >>> no tengo, a mÍ no me han dicho de quÉ novela. >>> ni de conducciÓn ni otra propuesta todo el mundo dice, hla y quiere. pero no se ve claro. papelitos hablan y no habla nadie. yo puedo hacer lo que me gusta hacer, que es trabajar. si sale una cosa padre ¿por quÉ no hacerla?. >>> nos gustarÍa verla en una novela no es verdad poncho. >>> me encantaba ver a verÓnica castro. en los programas nocturnos que tenÍa era espectacular haciendo entrevista s, creo que lo hace muy bien. >>> y uno sus programas o una telenovela ¿por quÉ no?. >>> donde sea es una mujer talentosa. que se le puede decir a la vero, que es le mandamos un besote. >>> uno de los grandes homenajeado fue marc

jacqueline is here from the weather center. >> that storm will move over tot north bay overnight and rest of the bay area tomorrow afternoon. we have a wider view picture, rain up moving up northern california. this is going to continue push in right here. take a look at your weather headlines, overnight the rain is going to edge into the north bay into tomorrow afternoon. that's when it will spread throughout the rest the bay area. we will see gusty winds into today and tomorrow. it's going to last quite a while tomorrow in the north bay. let's get a sneak peek on future cast. 2:00hour that's when the rain starting to push into the north bay. seeing rain through the north bay and portions of our inland valley. we'll finish timing this out on future cast coming up. >>> the rush to build, there is a 2012 deadline to begin work on state funded projects here in california. starting this year, get ready for more delays and construction crews. they're going to be out on bay area roadways and some of the bigger projects their using portions of 5 million dollars. more than $200 million for

so thank you to jacqueline lewis who treated moo. you can do that -- who tweeted me. do that, too. in the south bay, 17 -- boy, 17. what can i say? if you look at all of the red sensors. it's been a terrible drive. if you drive to the valley from santa cruz, my condolences to you. just bring your patience not a good route there. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for about a 20-mint delay. >>> let's go to mark. good morning to you. we have the fog, the showers. this is our camera this morning, this thursday morning in oakland and the fog is kind of settling in over the last hour or so. it is still reporting some spotty drizing oever the region -- drizzling over the region. we have this one cell moving out to point reyes station. not a lot of coverage here but even if you are not covered you could have wet roadways because of the drizzle. i saw the windshieldwiers in sal's piece -- i saw the windshield wipers in sal's piece. san francisco, 55. clouds, driz, a few showers out there -- drizzle, a few showers out there. we're still gonna hold onto the chance for a shower.

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. >> jacqueline. >> nate, what time did you get here this morning? >> 10:00 p.m. time waiting in line? >> i really want the ipad, plus i work at a store that sells gadgets down at pier 39, so we're getting them to have them in the store, sell the cases and stuff to go with them. >> reporter: and what's it been like being here since 10:00 last night, guys? >> cold and wet. >> reporter: and what are you looking forward to in terms of getting this device? >> i don't know. >> he's never had one. >> reporter: well, carol, we should tell you about the selling points of the new feature. it's got a -- it's got a better screen than the previous version, they call this the retina screen. and it's got a better camera. so people obviously excited to get their hands on this new device. this store opens up at 8:00 local time, and, you know, we've got some crowds here. but really in new york city, there was a line wrapped around the corner for the flagship store is. we'll be seeing lines like this throughout the country throughout the weekend. >> i'm still laughing about julio.