but james refuses. >> the link between jesus and james ultimately means that james can't survive. >>> he's martyred for this cause, and he's martyred for his sincere devotion. >> but pushing james from the walls doesn't kill him. ancient texts record that the final blows come when he's stoned to death and his body is buried on the spot where he falls. in accordance with jewish custom of the time, one year after his death, james' bones would have been collected and interned in an ossuary. >> i think it is likely that james' body was claimed by his followers and buried. there was considerable support from within the city of jerusalem right across the board for james to be honored against the demeaning death that was inflicted on him. >> after james's murder, the crucial role he played in the development of the early church will fade from view. but today in jerusalem, james is still venerated. the 12th century armenian cathedral is dedicated to him. >> st. james is our first patriarch. we feel privileged that our brotherhood here in st. james are in direct succession and in direct line

but james refuses. >> the link between jesus and james ultimately means that james can't survive. >> james is led to the temple walls. only a few hundred meters from where jesus was crucified. >> he's martyred for this cause, and he's martyred for his sincere devotion. >> but pushing james from the walls doesn't kill him. ancient texts record that the final blows come when he's stoned to death and his body is buried on the spot where he falls. in accordance with jewish custom of the time, one year after his death, james' bones would have been collected and interned in an ossuary. >> i think it is likely that james' body was claimed by his followers and buried. there was considerable support from within the city of jerusalem right across the board for james to be honored against the demeaning death that was inflicted on him. >> after james' murder, the crucial role he played in the development of the early church will fade from view. but today in jerusalem, james is still venerated. the 12th century armenian cathedral is dedicated to him. >> st. james is our first patriarch. we feel p

jesse's father, robert james, is a baptist minister. >> robert james selected by a group of men thereho want to go out west to california. and he is the chaplain on this expedition. jesse is a very young child at this time. and his father dies in california. >> his mother is a fierce southern woman at a time when women have no rights to property. she refuses to give up and quickly finds a husband who allows her to take control of the farm and family. she manages over 100 acres of hamptons. both of her sons to not only be for institution of flavor but fight for it and commit crimes in the name of the cause. >> the james family owns at least seven slaves and they are proud of it. in western missouri jesse james' family would rather secede than change. but the institution of slavery is being challenged in the nation's capitol. the nebraska territory on missouri's border is poised to join the union. u.s. senator steven douglas proposes a controversial plan splitting the territory in two, kansas and nebraska. >> the kansas/nebraska act made the decision on whether a new territory would be

this is the end of someone else's conflict, not jesse james' conflict, not frank james' conflict.onflict isn't over. it's still going on. >> with northern interests in power across missouri, frank and jesse join forces with the group of brothers who share their fierce hatred for the yankees. the youngers lost their family and home to the union. they, too, served under bloody bill anderson in his brutal campaign of terror. >> they have known each other well before the civil war. they honed that relationship they realized the potential they had as a fighting force. >> what do you recon is next for us? >> well, just a matter of taking the place. >> taking the place? >> taking the land. >> they had to do something to strike back against federal authority and everything they saw as being a pressure in their life. >> everyone on the ground, no! >> get down! >> grab the money, frank. >> so they robbed banks. >> put that money in the bag, now! come on! >> it is true that we are robbers. we rob only in the glare of the day and in the teeth of the multitude. we do not kill only in self-defe

jesse's father robert james, is a baptist minister. >> robert james selected by a group of men thereho want to go out west to california. and he is the chaplain on this expedition. jesse is a very young child at this time. and his father dies in california. >> his mother is a fierce southern woman at a time when women have no rights to property. she refuses to give up and quickly finds a husband who allows her to take control of the farm and family. she manages over 100 acres of hamptons. both of her sons to not only be for institution of flavor but fight for it and commit crimes in the name of the cause. >> the james family owns at least seven slaves and they are proud of it. in western missouri jesse james' family would rather secede than change. but the institution of slavery is being challenged in the nation's capitol. the nebraska territory on missouri's border is poised to join the union. u.s. senator steven douglas proposes a controversial plan splitting the territory in two, kansas and nebraska. >> the kansas/nebraska act made the decision on whether a new territory would be

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james: yes. we don't have as much as we had in the decision for the previous election where they agonized over it. they went back and forth and there's letters should i shouldn't i, should i, shouldn't i. i don't have as much of that for the second term. this was he was in a harness things were going and part of it was because by this time the political parties were so strong. he followed his he just didn't want the other party in. he wanted to follow through with what he was doing. and he had and even though there were several bad things happening around or to the adams family during that time is that actually in 1800 he had one of his great successes, the convention with the french that ended the non-declared war. edith: right. right. i also would emphasize that the political parties was not were not written into the constitution. and washington and adams both and many of the people around them did not anticipate political parties. they thought they had a constitution, they had a government. we

james: i am trying to think.ery early on when john is at the continental congress, she craves the news. she wants the newspapers. she wants pamphlets when they are published. one of the things -- she is consuming the news at that time. all of the news was printed. she begins -- by the mid 1770s she is on board. susan: in what capacity, what was her political thinking? c. james: she was an ardent revolutionary, she was very supportive. the fact that john was participating, they were partners. in everything that he did. at some point, he writes to her thanking her for being a partner. later on, i think she is more conservative than john in some ways when it came to national politics. susan: we will be looking at some of her letters throughout the program. a very famous one was remember the ladies. that is a letter that is of particular interest to you. you write that the scope of it is much more broad. why is that letter significant in understanding abigail adams? edith: the letter does many things. my sense of abi

joining james in the weather center.ames: mile this morning in fact in san francisco 58 degrees we're starting off on really want no ground there was quick look and what we are seeing on a lot perspectives high-pressure keeping everything away it is clear here all across northern california there is a bit to mention about the beach will to zoom initially would we have at this point a hazard the northern california coastcoastline down to moderate with some expect it will continue on through the day today and tomorrow we're talking about whales that could be rubble large inside pretty frequent and that could mean a strong rep current as microwaves. >>james: that would get pulled in a ticket to seize the careful here is where temperatures are widespread 59 for concord and for antioch 50 in san jose 50 in oakland and san francisco and i smiled know there about 10 degrees there at 48 this morning it really depends on where you are lead on this afternoon this really you for we are talking 80 to 82 degrees for good bit of the e

>>james: be careful what you do online. >>: ease.id, facebook posted says she typed monday afternoon the 33 year-old is accused of making threats and a paragraph long rent under the name template ticketing i condone a black on white killing goes on to say i thought about shooting every white cop i see in the head and stated my killed at least 15 tomorrow i'm planting now is play police teamed up with the d.a.'s office and took the loss of 24 hours a search the condo is sacred to custody i'm nothing she anticipated that we would respond as quickly as we did sit in charge of disseminating information related to terrorist acts in the middle of the baltimore bed and on the heels of several police shootings against labor finds is unbelievable. very dangerous and careless to put someone like that on facebook. >>james: they see computers cell phone and a gun and a woman's apartment the president obama administration is on track to deport the fewest number of immigrants in nearly a decade the federal immigration we have one person did this m

>>james: thinking for joining us. >>michelle apon: crossing our fingers we don't want to ruin any outdoor plans but we need the rain here is what it looks like outside ride across the street from the embarcadero from the studio is looking at the embarcadero if we have a very light breeze the wind gently glowing and we have a little bit of fall out their manly along the coastal locations and parts of the bay and oakley your down to 9 mi. santa rosa down to seven half moon bay down to three could be seeing a little bit of pettifog. temperatures we have some core spots to than san francisco at 50 degrees parts of the inland locations we have some low to mid '50's. we have attempted to the upper 40's and mid fifties plan on some pettifog this morning and then by 11:00 this close to the lunch hour coastal locations will warmer to the upper 50s heating up to the '60s were made as to the mid-70s by letter on and then we have a poor weather sinking into tomorrow for another core farm and then we will talk about a few rain cha

>>james: changes to security and medicine was the airport after repeated breaches would say what is being done about the problem graffiti left of the remains of that did well in person to cope with the yacht a motorcycle club babies to blame the news will start right now. >>james: good morning thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning as the right to the forecast with michelle. >>michelle apon: long was a light wind tears were less live from the studio looking at the embarcadero to concede a fly ball in the wind in the light between five the to m.p.h. and breezy across their filled with the southwest winds at 2 to 5 mi. per hour if you will be in that area be prepared for bridge to conditions cattlemen down to 7 mi. santa rosa 5 half moon bay 6 mi. everywhere for the east we have a good visibility you should not see any delays be prepared and line areas. >>michelle apon: a handful of fifties this city 50 degrees and the sale 53 san jose 56 another mile start for today it will be on th

surf >>james: this talk about the track this morning we have some video.in this out the bad where not attracting a new problem on 101 thru san jose and this is a big red water cycle accident occurred at brokaw road which is right near the 880 interchange the second accident has been reported just a little farther ahead is already starting to back of the northbound highway 101 ride the drive times already of near 20 minutes that is five to eight minutes hired and what it should be for this early hour of the morning the other incident to from which we show the video here was on a 80 northbound these lands have actually completely cleared out because the drive time is just 15 minutes. >>george: heading into downtown oakland over at the bay bridge a mystery lies have been activated the back of is starting to grow now in the westbound direction it is not quite back to the macarthur maze the drive time running at 18 minutes to get into downtown san francisco the sec a look at the ride to the san mateo bridge will starting to see a few bright lights come on but s

>>james: 2 in. north to bay hills made in and for the north bay valley were looking three-quarters of an inch by the bay which will be in the east bay in the south bay. trip the surface the when winds will come out in that direction as it this other finsen hills with the brunt of that and killing the most that we get from the system as a push for to time 11:00 p.m. over the course of tuesday or looking at a press is a foot of more and some of these passes bring a change you're going to need them and we could be looking as indecent snowfall for lear sing outside temperature is looking pretty good or in the upper 30's some spots low 40's and others under 70 and on the they forecast shows that after tomorrow's rain but on top of thunderstorms potentially sell--hail >>james: it would amount to much it will be tomorrow storm that will be making the headlines not to traffic will be following this morning george? >>george: here at the bay bridge we're seeing a bit of a backup in the left-hand castellanus b

>>james: less did look at the forecast.>>michelle apon: mainly along the coastal areas we have some reason conditions every were off the east dispense with the wind speed map hear the wind speed we're all talking about 80 mi. from our san jose from the southeast as 5 mi. are our across the mid teens there will continue to stay sustained across much of the bay between 10 to 20 mi. per hour and gust up to 30 keep that in mind as the drive to work or get the kids off to school look at the satellite and radar picture just a few more high clouds the clouds for the middle part of the day it was such a move in a letter on with the rain chances lower 50s across a lot to get a cold start today and with the wednesday could make the temperature fell slightly on the cooler side will continue on with all the timber to across much of the region by the lunch hour warming up on a to the lower 60s across england and relocations there was set on the kuala side mid to upper 50s one of the to the upper 60s to near seven is. >>michelle apon: wh

>>james: all eyes on the u.s. supreme court when justice consider what the biggest ever rights issue said and the country's same-sex marriage among those who'll be listing in our san francisco same-sex couple sit we have applied our partnership with sea and in with a preview from washington. fifth >>reporter: the question before the supreme court can same-sex couples have the constitutional right to marry that issue of a lower-court decision in michigan all tile tennessee and kentucky. just two years ago of major supreme court or same-sex couples already legally married have the right but it dodged the central question on tuesday the justice will face them head on those for pushing for legalization say state bans violate equal protection under the law is about a couple of the negative for years and all that was to express their love in front of friends and family that is a basic american commitment. there's no reason edition be treated differently. the state ban should remain 37 states and washington d.c. allow sa

time coming up of 450 james back to you. >> james: a student at uc- berkeley saying she was sexuallyoom. on thursday listed reported a the march 2nd third and work for him at a bay area company. she had an internship and the young woman give officers and the description. the police now investigating. >> james: 03 and the kid up a busload of children said 1976 and buried them in a quarry livermore for ransom. granted parole however jerry brown will still have the final word james shown feld and his brother and another man in their 20s when they ambushed the bus. and just of the fresno. men were convicted of burying the students and the bus driver alive. all 27 victims though managed to escape unharmed when the kidnappers falsely. brother and richard release from prison back in 2012 third man frederick woods and still in prison but has parole hearing later on this year national news this morning. >> james: deal with iran will be high plan blowball obama is a legacy it holds up. not expected to wage june. for now angers spencer ports at the administration has hopes. >> reporter: goes an

>>james: good morning wednesday april 2nd to second-james think it for joining us we will begin the our act as we often like to do with a check of weather and traffic. >>michelle apon: temperatures will be slightly warmer we can see some '70s for to them where wicking to low clouds and patchy drizzle keep that in mind is to get ready for work as to get ready for the kids off to school here is what looks like on satellite and radar picture of you you can see that we have a little bit of cloud cover and it will continue to move out letter also we will cease to mostly sunny skies. you will be dealt with some low clouds fog and drizzle keep that mine is to get going for today in a live look outside still dark looking at the golden gate bridge this will be awfully spot. >>michelle apon: sfo visibility down to 8 mi. if you're driving along one this morning be careful out there we're looking at annapolis down to 8 mi. you should see the travel delays temperatures will have up before is to low 50s slightly cooler than yesterday morning and is definitely call along the coast would appear for his

>>james: u.s. district judge in bronxville refused to lift the planarian junction bill, administration is in limiting the policy which allows many firemen the people to remain the just to the prom has already appealed to a higher court knew this morning we have changed come to ferguson missouri to more african-americans were elected to city council yesterday previously only one of the six council members was black although the city has 7 percent black population is to the first city alexises was close officers shot and killed unarmed black teenager michael brown last august since then the st. louis have gone through at the chaos of revelations of discrimination against african- americans by law enforcement and the court elsewhere along the east coast a small community in maryland continues to grieve this morning after a family of eight was found dead in their home. >>james: they are blaming monoxide poisoning. >>reporter: a neighborhood looking for answers all because monday night eight people were

>>james: we have the parental plaza was killed on february 26th was also shot five times in self-defense because gm launched the him with a knife the diagram the police use to describe the incident >>darya: we would tell you how they found out bart is looking for ways to have the trains less crowded and to keep the stations cleaner was silly how much money they have to spend on that. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! is ending soon! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up, and free removal of your old mattress and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event is ending soon. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>michelle apon: we do have some very beautiful shots looking at the bay bridge the sun is coming out the winds are blowing out there be careful as you continue with your drive as of this morning the wind speed along the area look at this oakland 29 mi. per hour. loo

>>james: will start of with the giants looking for the dodgers. he was able to hit a home on his home but not enough lead the winning bid final seven to three the giants off tonight in coming home to take on another team from los angeles the angel speaking of which there were in oakland last i ticking on the a's. not to basketball the warriors now know they will face in the second round the math is grizzlies that means it will be the dubbed taking on memphis and starting on sunday that will be when this all got out. >>james: game to is tuesday night a 730 to off time and is a wonder the warriors and the grizzlies met three times in the regular- season notice the 12. on to news happening today the first round of the nfl draft that will have the first election laws people believe the bucks up next more protests and baltimore the death of a man who died in police custody the new witness who says that he may have actually injured himself less than ease the community right out of water the solution they considered living in that area. 50 degrees and he

>>james: soap ball and tennis size. the have about 20 different markers it is so far away as you see the heavy cell pushing into louisiana right now the have damaging winds and heavy rains that will be a tipping factor as the storm system worked his way through the golf course here in the bay area at the exact opposite nothing but beautiful weather boards look in sunrise to live look that is what we are working up to absolutely gorgeous conditions it will be nothing but beautiful, letter on this afternoon really hot for some temperatures at the moment 51 in santa rosa 50 livermore a lot of low 50 san francisco 53 oakland 51 san jose 53 at the moment here to look at san jose temperatures and how should develop over the course of the day. >>james: by noontime 68 during the lunch hour 77 by 2 and will look at 80 to 81 degrees, letter on this afternoon it will come down by 6:00 p.m. tonight war in san jose and one from much of the south the the as we have the northern wind that is what went to sea temperatures really hot in

>>james: facebook! >>gabe slate:a dating app that offers women a unique experience is gaining traction. putting them in charge. >>gabe slate:women decide which men will be allowed to ask them out. >>gabe slate:the idea is to empower women and create a safer environment. >>james: 3 of 66 councils or progress of the silos county does with a 10 you're like a brown and unarmed black teenager was killed by white police of the two last year officer was cleared of wrongdoing by the grand jury in the just the department of the separate deal to a report blasted ferguson for racial bias and profiling that led to the city manager the police chief there minutes but the judge and to the police officers to resign the court also fired for reasons e mills a number of seats need to be filled. >>james:our tech reporter gabe slate met with a user to find out how it works. >>:"i've used many dating apps and have had bad incidents with people saying inappropriate things, if you are serious about finding someone you don't wa

>>james: it will bounce back as it has in the years pass?nd is on when a column the numbers were pretty good on the front? >>rob black: depending ming is that would not decide get in there will be strong and make it weaker america is taking advantage of the tass investors receive more people for financing the loans to 30 years which will be of great thing because it is a benefit will have a 30 years. i refinanced their properties and the last couple of years i am really well-positioned for the next many years >>james: samsung profits falling at first i was thrown back but they met one of the most populous month loans out there how could they possibly not making money on it. rob black: this apply apple with the glass when for the phone they did for televisions their phones have been hit or mess the galaxy 6 the fourth quarter apple and adjust again a pretty tough to play with apple as far as competition walk-up lame and profits falling apple continues to pound more money and would not want to be a competitor for apple. >>james: this one had a

>>james: chp blocking an on ramp to interstate 980 with interest state 80. .: he is weighing in know what is going on in baltimore right now and how it is being handled the have their hands full because of a growing sense of lawlessness their he believes there is a difference between a true free speech and demonstrating for that and the strong neighborhoods. >>: if it is a peaceful demonstration time texas courts but when lawlessness and colonia's conduct is occurring to do have to take immediate action and i am not sure how much that is being done. he is encouraged by the fact the national guard is moving and to establish order happening right now in florida deadly fonda's could decimate the crops. >>james: they're carried by an invasive beetle that is taken hold in south florida and kill all the keitel trees within two months research's are saying defective like drones and use thermal imaging to discover the location of stress trees and when they find those this on the farmers and research tended to act on this they can save a tree. >>michelle apon: we have

>>james: the drive from n.c. indianapolis is little over eight hours he and his family said it was definitely worth the drive. coming up giants fans getting ready for today home owner will have live reports from at&t park was progressive from fire season is can start early will sale of the job is affecting staffing levels could be higher on bay area weather and traffic as the law of the outside the camera on was about 80 given us the stock currently in san francisco 52 degrees should on a to the mid-60s by this afternoon. >>reporter: it is monday 5:00 i am adding--anny >>mark: the weather looks pretty nice. >>james: it will feel really nice outside right now let's get a start with the quick check of the forecast you can see it just a mite low clouds they're just a lot of land across the this is we're looking pretty good temperatures in the clause i will see that will run out quickly with an extract of forecasted that storm track four timber to diligently be afforded to made a very low 50s it will be a cold start

>>james: near 80.he richmond san rafael bridge said but has been issued for the west on 580 at san quentin this is just off the bridge and to divide with just and a couple of explosions potentially not all westbound lanes are closed in this is in the committee direction we are releasing traffic backing up this morning traffic now being diverted and main street this morning and no information a big rickrack crashed in fire westbound lanes are closed it is a threat like traffic on days so far no other hot spots to report a live look at the bay bridge. >>reporter: here is a live look at the san mateo bridge more details on that as it continues to develop a little bit later. >>darya: alaska airlines flight leaving seattle headed for san jose had to make an emergency landing surely after takeoff it was last night the pilot decided to turn around in return to seattle after a bird strike they're inspecting the plane's passengers and crew were loaded onto another san jose law play lead last night. >>mark: prof

and a reminder, we want to >> james: see your warriors pride. we have a special section on our web site on the team in the n-b-a playoffs. you can send us your warriors pictures to com. we'll be showing some of half >> james: this on a pipeline explosion that's another dozen people hospital. quitting what was done before the blast has pgm officials wondering what went wrong. hillary clinton has to new hampshire to the into her push the campaign trail her potential gop rivals are saying about here before she arrives, >> reporter: the apple watch be a flop of its coming up next on kron. >> reporter:. tonight at it will apple watch be a huge success or become part of our culture daily life like i had will flop like a google glass. will we learn from the pre order only fueled the mystery of what on display now and apple source you cannot buy their only pre order on the line and that sold out quickly to try to order one noun it will ship in june in some backward into july august that they underestimate demand what is already a smashing success or the

constitution is james madison. the other strange thing about this is we have is very short constitution, 6000 words, even with all the amendments. it has only been ratified 27 times in the last 200 years. 11 of those were written by the first congress, so they had a huge say in the shape of our government, what it could do and could not do. today we have a special program on how congress managed to produce the bill of rights. appropriately in this season when outside these stores, there are huge numbers of students visiting the capitol visitor center entering the capital, we are going to be talking about an educational tool, a new mobile app that relates to congress and the bill of rights. we have two outstanding speakers today. christine blackerby is an educational specialist for the center for legislative archives. she holds a b.a. in history and political science from the university of illinois and a masters in education at the university of kentucky. she has been with the national archives since 2002 and has be

>>james: we have been saying >>james: will find such sea fans will clear out clouds they're really notain. it last fall about everything the team coverage on the waterfront. >>darya: 0 in the sierra tahoe in the slide this year the video we did that yesterday from squaw valley will to show you the conditions they still have borders tech near the edge of a little power of what the storm warning about 3,500 ft. 6 to 12 in. of heavy snow footfall of to 2 ft. on the higher peaks. with the storm right close to its of rain in some locations pg&e out all afternoon trimming trees. >>mark: this is from berkeley work crews are out there yesterday afternoon for trimming the branches. . >>mark: thank you for being a barnstorm coverage renews the kron 4 and be part of our coverage. still ahead police are looking for a man who they say tried to touch a 15 year-old girl will have a description of the suspect coming this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the h

i'm james fletcher. >>anny hong>>michelle apon: the prepare for some or temperatures the winds are light this morning parts much of the area if you're cross does across the fairfield 22 mi. per hour from the north be careful as you drive 80 westbound looking at the coast have moved a 12 lot our across open we have light winds in comparison to yesterday with nine out our wednesday and northwest temperatures the peninsula minutes afforded low 50s across to inferences as human for this day will start of was to cool temperatures this to the morning were you probably just into layers because the list out or the side just warm letter off for today mainly illinois locations lead on this afternoon temperatures will continue to warm up into the upper seventies to ride around 80 and for parts of the bay tim to concede to heat up into the mid to upper seventies. >>michelle apon: into the mid to upper 60s across much of the area of very warm with a quick check of traffic here is what looks like right now at the east

it is day, date i'm james fletcher. >>reporter: you can see the flag waving in the wind and that means is a breezy one out saw it is wednesday bridge this morning and will continue to last until lead on this afternoon if repaired as a step out this not want the bridge of your commute edge of the kids off to school and enough to work is going to make the temperatures field on the slightly cooler side used for stand with the winds as of right now mainly in this area we have 10 to 20 mi. our wins in oakland 50 mi. our half moon bay 30 mi. per hour bird was central moscow will continue to stay this way for much of the area in the midst of the 40's and low were 50 because the temperatures fell slightly cooler so you would want to just one for much of the day because we have all employees once again with the forecast for to let this hour will continue our midst of before it a lower 50s across the area again just on the warmer side and that will continue to stay that way into the lunch hour and perfected for the coast or six i

>>james: and as for no.have finished of the east face of the committees and across the santa cruz mountain an inch and have a lot of rain with the system will be tracking in state-owned will have more coming up >>george: to alaska for the bay bridge is becoming a hot spot we're looking at new problems on interstate 680. in the southbound direction because the report install earlier now the sea its fee is talking about an accident off southbound 680 right here and some commission boulevard that drive times out down from dublin down to fremont should be about 24 minutes and is already a 28 minute drive it looks as though things will start to come down hill and tracking your commute through the south they still looking at a good ride on 11280 and highway 85 another bond drive times the montague expressway still holding at under 20 minutes i mentioned the bay bridge in paris for shut this is the 80 ram practically at a standstill this still have not managed to get a clear traffic is backed up not only of and int

>>james:i'm james fletcher. >>reporter: it is chilly up there with you want to bring up the jacket or coat as your heading out the door this morning and the kids ready for school as a live look outside from the embarcadero camera with answers guys out there because the fact we do have laws cloud cover to to our local this morning compared to yesterday's you would notice the challenger had adored this local isn't? and and not to listen to rot your and 41 degrees 40 in vallejo 43 in fairfield also for is for our friends and the more 40 incentives the a little cooler in sunnyvale and 44 degrees and 47 in this city. >>reporter: high pressures in control for the next couple of days the high for today's 62 san francisco mid-60's the santa rosa the '70s and apple getting up to the spread of six is an oakland--not alnapa >>reporter: will continue with the mild pattern and the next few days and we can look really nice for both saturday and sunday as a warm things up a spa said and then along the eastern shore line. will

>>james: this is the bay bridge approach camera one of a handful the bridge is now below the high wind advisory it will talk what the national weather service has not issued a bay area wide unit just yet mainly because the strong discussed so far is confined to the three stops along the higher peaks and out at the close less talk about what can expect today in charge of forecast reckon the day down this our we're looking for temperatures may leak in the upper forties to low 50s is breezy dr. you noticed the second step of the door pitcher you have a jacket with you midday the lunch hour sunny still breezy to purchase one of the to the low '60's at the point this afternoon about 3:00 or so will look attention to be in the upper 60s to very low 70's. >>james: will be in the mid to upper 60s and gusty could see the stock to 45 mi. per hour at times be ready for when to low round a bit and also make it feel colder the thermometer ask yourselves like i said keep the jacket with you afforded to the

now with the bay bridge backed up and wet and windy for the center fell bridge the ones as well >>james: the rain coming down is getting kicked off from the cars as it had up door this morning mr. close to look in storm track for greater than is aware of this in some of the heaviest rain falling and places like san jose and milpitas what areas their inbred you see how dark it is that is a listing the heaviest rain will sample the rainfall rates and some of the darker red areas come down from two to two and happened to our that is an intense rain and that we are experiencing pretty much for the entire south bay moderate to heavy rain right now is moving off the to the diablo range and that is what is the end intensity and began to lift the cloud and runs out more more the rent and give heavy rainfall into the diablo range. >>james: dublin and pleasanton same moderate rainfall ride down the entire stretch of 580 and not to live a more in the altamont pass to haywood union city same story for you to north of the east bay the northern half of the east bay we have benicia it becomes a little

>>james: the latest out of baltimore with the turmoil that we've been following the past couple of days gone down quite a bit last night to see here in the video to what the protesters filled the streets with no intention of going home they used tear a glass and flash bang grenades to control the clouds people in baltimore are accusing the mayor of after getting violence go too far they said authorities were not prepared for the riot and cause the to get out of hand. protest broke all across the country in different spots last night on the left of the screen you to see a new video we have from ferguson missouri. >>darya: how processes rolled on top of cars and suvs sticking their heads out of the window raising their fists and arms they started spitting and doing donuts is part of that display the demonstrators in new york a gathered in the have signs and banners and that is the top part of the screen below that you can say some of process' taking place as people marched in chicago. >>james: both on air and on line did not to get to down load the mobile application will we put up the la

>>james: 82 for oakland and for the no.90 here was a storm track a 7 day around the bay forecast that includes the weekend and the sea temperatures dropping a little bit it will be hot again friday and saturday will get the illinois high back down to the low 80s down to the mid-70s. >>reporter: to stop the bay 85 heading out toward 87% to look at the traffic map we have a surplus of 85 they express with not too far from the guadalupe parkway and the come to commit direction which is not causing a huge back of the middle lane is blocked and won the vehicles involved actually flipped over if you have to use of 85 it will impact recusing that delicate the island and the you know if it's too bad you the sea is much heavier in the opposite direction which is no. 85 no major trouble spots for 101 or 280 as a work the way out to the south bay from monocrats the pop of walnut creek of south 6 a. the lights on back into the maze is spilled over to 580 west that is no solace from the 24 split it was a heavy all across the upper deck.

after james died dolley began to return on and off to washington. montpelier wasn't doing well and her sons debts were mounting and it was evident she was becoming destitute. she was able to sell madison's papers and a trust fund was set up for her by members of congress so that they could protect it for her as she began to age. when she moved back to the city as a widow and alone, she had a niece who moved in with her and stay with her until her death. when mrs. madison died she left what cash she had to both this niece anna and to her son but she left all her belongings to her son. he began to squander those things and in his death there was an auction. anna and her husband took some of the money she had inherit and purchased as much of the madison items as they could. if you fast forward a little bit further, some of these treasures and items they passed to their daughter. document the items in hawhat we call part of our collection. the items that didn't sell or were measuringomentos ended up with their son and his wife in a home in pennsylvania.

and i just thought james, are you okay? >> but james is not okay. the pilot's oxygen valves are flooding and they have to reach the surface fast in order to survive. >> the drill was that chris goes out through the floor of the boat first. which is now the top of the boat. >> they can barely see each other and communication is impossible. james realizes that chris is still inside the cockpit. >> i realize that chris hadn't gone. i didn't want to pop my belts and go out for fear chris then doing the same thing at the same time. >> as the water levels rise, there's no time to waste. james releases his safety belt and pushes the escape hatch open. a mounted exterior camera has survived the crash and records the desperate scene as james tugs at chris to follow him out. >> did have a hold on him as we came out of the cockpit and then i let go. >> after agonizing seconds, james reaches the surface. >> i was desperate to see that he'd come out of the boat because, you know, you can imagine him stuck in a boat and maybe injured and can't get out, whatever.

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love kevin james. >> steve: kevin james!y: from the broadway musical "gigi," the lovely, the talented vanessa hudgens is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and to close the show tonight, we're going to see a magic trick. this guy, he's a magician. dan white. he has a new show at the nomad hotel here in new york city. i went and saw it one night. blown away. it's a really cool trick. so you're going to see what's up. anyways. some good magic. dan white is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: ta-da! >> jimmy: i'm so excited that baseball season's back. last night, i went to the yankees game. i had a great time. i was cheering on all the players. and i think a-rod hates me. did i tell you this? [ laughter ] i don't think he likes me. because we got great seats and i see all the yankees come out of the dugout. they'll look over at me and nod. jeter used to take his hat and i go "hey, what's up." a-rod comes out. nothing. he comes out, like, hits his cleats with his bat. and then he looks at me, and i go, "what's up?"

let's bring in james bayes at the united nations. so a lot of support for that james.t does that suggest, and what happens now? >> well it now is international law this resolutioner. it has passed think u.n. security council. the only obstention from russia. jordan technically proposed this resolution but all of the work was done by the gulf cooperation council, the countries of the gulf which are all involved in the military operation with regard to yemen. worth mentioning that that saudi-lead operation is not mentioned in this resolution. what is mentioned in this resolution and the main thrust of it is towards the houthis. it demands that they end all violence, that they withdrawal from all of the areas across yemen, including the capitol sana'a and introduces new sanctions and arms embargoes, not just against previous three who were sanctioned but also against the main houthi leader. there is an element in the resolution for humanitarian pauses. now this is going to be something that the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon is supposed to coordinate. remember the gov

former ci director james woolley joins us to talk about that and more. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is "real money". [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> america's global war on terror is in disarray in some of the messiest hot spots in the world. in yemen the government is battling rebel groups and it's fighting for its life. the recent air strikes are meant to show the government in coordination in the united states but the yemeni government a key ally in the fight against al qaeda all but disintegrated. it evacuated a coast inside yemen, hampering the ability to fight al qaeda in the peninsula. a.q.a.p. is the international terrorist group's franchise in yemen and has been lynned to terrorist -- linked to terrorist crops, and is fertile ground for them to extend their reach. al-shabab in somali is a threat through. some african countries succeeded of robbing al-shabab fighters of the territory controlled in somali. but the group responded by metastasizing into a menace one recruiting outside of somali including, some argue, here in the united states. la

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james? >> this is a hit paul, to major league baseball.f people have been predicting the demise of baseball, its audience is getting older. national tv ratings are not what they have used to be. >> are you feeling older? >> no i have to give them credit. the old ballgame is really embracing new media. first week of the season, they have had just records in terms of online activity. video streams. tv ratings are up too. they set an attendance record in spring training. so don't write the obituary yet. >> your boys follow baseball? >> here and there. >> all right. remember if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> a fox news alert. we are getting reports of shots being fired at the u.s. capitol building in washington. there you are looking at a live picture at capitol hill. capitol police telling us a suspected shooter has been quote neutralized and the capitol building locked down as

>>james: temperatures right now as i said 52 of san francisco 56 in san jose. >>george: the east shore freeway a little heavy in the westbound direction but right now at the east not tracking any hot spots that is good news i will update the drive times in just a moment but first let's take a look at the traffic maps and get the big picture and slowing down into walnut creek and out of the to the san ramon valley ride on interstate 680 in the westbound direction the ride on a 580 westbound lighter than usual here is where we're picking of some slowing 85 and 101 and tracking the commute that is still a great ride here are the drive times that i promise you. >>george: the baltimore past rightness' sluggish as a head west bomb in the south met at 23 minute trip time from highway 85 in the montague expressway there is a 5 k race running in san francisco right now about zero hundred runners but it could impact the drive along the embarcadero as you see the route the runners have been blocked out in this area two hours there could be extra activity an extra traffic