james gray? >> mr. speaker, the people of england have most to lose against scottish independence abortup of the union as tthe people of scotland. will then the prime minister give all of the votes of the referendum? >> my view is clear if the scottish parliament wants to hold a referendum i think that would be a retrograde step but if they would to hold that referendum we have to grant that referendum. i want to make sure we keep it together. it would involve a vote for people in the scotland, not a vote for the rest of the united kingdom. >> i'm a very generous person. i compliment the government and not to the human trafficking directive. but the reason support by the scottish children's commissioner he could identify 200 children trafficked into scotland at 1,000 children into the national u.k. most bodies recommend that the u.k. government appoint a guardianship for children. how can they give the house an assurance that the u.k. is actually prepared for the responsibility that comes up to -- >> i

james gray? >> mr. speaker, the people of england have most to lose against scottish independence abortup of the union as to the people of scotland. will then the prime minister give all of the votes of the referendum? >> my view is clear if the scottish parliament wants to hold a referendum i think that would be a retrograde step but if they would to hold that referendum we have to grant that referendum. i want to make sure we keep it together. it would involve a vote for people in the scotland, not a vote for the rest of the united kingdom. >> i'm a very generous person. i compliment the government and not to the human trafficking directive. but the reason support by the scottish children's commissioner he could identify 200 children trafficked into scotland at 1,000 children into the national u.k. most bodies recommend that the u.k. government appoint a guardianship for children. how can they give the house an assurance that the u.k. is actually prepared for the responsibility that comes up to -- >>

can we get along. >> gray: 20 still in the whether he is jim >> darya: james's very formal. >> gray:when these chasing around somebody in the chicken suit then he's jimmy. >> darya: there's pampa. she is pacing the floor trying to pronounce the name. she knows i want help her. >> gray: i'm not kidding you we have burn as superman but everybody's been doing those things about the historic coverage looking through history in the former winners and it's been kind of cool seeing older people who set records and did milestones in the race. >> darya >> gray: the dike that sat with us last year he is the last american to run their race in 1986 supposedly there is a male favorite an american kid favored to win. it will be the first one since 1986 if it holds true. >> darya: maybe it's anybody's race with the rain. it can throw things off. >> gray: it will be interesting with the alcohol restriction. how many people just want come out and get drunk have them stay home. we will see if that dampens the crowd. they said the promoters as 55,000 runners are signed up. >> darya: there were websites

gray sky and results. >>james: we are back. still tracking the storm systems over the bay area. if you look at the clouds you can see how overcasting this. here's a live shot. concede how difficult it is to see past the control tower. sfo has to our arrival tilly's. -- to our are rivaled delays. >>darya: a bomb has been found on a bus in dublin. is it the but harmless. on parts are not turned over to police for testing. the officials say that art irish terrorists are believed to be behind the bomb. the bus was to visit the queen. everybody is safe. the bomb has been diffused from hurting anyone. in libya nato airstrikes have pounded buildings including the interior ministry. you can see the room on fire here. chief prosecutor sought the arrest warrants for gaddafi it, his son and intestinal dressed to kill civilians on a crackdown of the anti- government rebels. >>mark: austria says ahead of monetary international fund should leave for is his reputation. he's seen here in new york city court. in jail and denied bail. he will be there until his next court hearing for 800 rape and

. >> james: we will have alive look outside gray skies about the marine layer hugging close not justhing far inland. that's why we don't see tenters rise that much. cooler temperatures this afternoon that cloud cover will stick around quick synopsis of what we see whether wise. >> darya: in vallejo police investigating a shooting that left two people dead just before 11:00 p.m. last night, to give you more news faster let's go live to the scene jackie who was out there. >> reporter: i can tell you we had a development about 35 minutes ago. investigators are still investigating, you can see where i am parked in front of the yellow house, a couple of minutes ago we reported deputies came over here to this house after somebody said somebody was hiding inside of that tgarage. i pointed my camera down because they made me get out of the way. deputies when and with their jackets gone and their guns drawn. they entered the house, you could hear yelling inside of the house telling him to give up, to not try to resist. then several seconds later you saw somebody walked out of the house in han

gray area foundation for the arts and the luggage store gallery. to learn more about the artery project, visit sf >> welcome to "culture wire." i'm here with james lee, and exhibiting artist, and we will have a chat today about the body of work you are presenting. after you left the military, what prompted you to go back to a place where the u.s. is engaged in military action? >> it is interesting. the population of afghanistan is around 29 million, and there's probably no more than 80,000 u.s. soldiers serving in afghanistan right now, but if you look at the stories that come out, you think the numbers are completely reversed. all the stories are about americans, and you see almost no images of stories about the afghan people themselves, so if you look at the dominant representational paradigm uc today, it is all about foreign soldiers. my idea was to try incurred counted to that a popularized narrative and focus on images and stories that really reflect that lived experience of conflict through the eyes of the afghan people. >> you are exhibiting with three other photographers. it is true all three of them have really focused in the areas wher

gray, what they out there. when will the sun come out. >> james: your 7 day forecast looking for rain today building as we headening hours that is the way it is shaping up. tomorrow will dissipate. storm tracker for show you where we see the rain so far to the east bay as we pollution antioch was in there but that cell has moved off. >> justine: new details officials in pakistan say and nato helicopter attacked an armory post near the afghan border injuring to pakistan in soldiers a western official gave a different version of the events but he and ed spokesman said there was firing at the border. today's attack comes a day after john kerry wrapped up his visit to their to sell which the relationship with pakistan. well he was there he worked out a deal he has agreed that they will return the tale of an american helicopter that was damaged during the raid that killed osama bin laden. this is what's left of the chopper. it crashed during a raid of osama bin laden compound may 1st, the photo of what's left after the seal team tried to destroy the craft. they sought to health tell tell signs of still technology.

james. >> good morning, the look from our roof cam. you can see the gray clouds and low fog.long the coast in the peninsula, further inland, blue skies, sunshine. this is how it looks heading out to the door this morning. this weekend could be cool but nice. here is your weekend forecast with partly cloudy/mild today. temperatures in the upper 60s, low 70's. saturday will of similar but just a little bit cooler. sunday will be the coolest with the next seven days with mostly cloudy s. and a system coming in. the peak a bit of a cool down. a nice rebound of the early part of next week. currently, 52 degrees in san francisco and a casual look around? a solid 50 degrees. the only two spots that we are tracking is santa rosa, said slowly a one-up,-temperatures are going to be a mixture of '60s and '70s. the warmest and the locations, the delta and the south bay. a quick flight around. temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood, santa rosa at 72 degrees in the north bay. 76 in napa. 61 degrees downtown, and warmer. through the peninsula, we are gradually increasing our temperatures

. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. 51 in san jose, mostly were in the upper '40's-low 50s is the mild start. graythank you, california has a near record snowpack. is because some of snow fell. the water content is 44% more than an average year. were reservoirs' are ready above normal storage levels. and then to the three-year drought. we some of the most rain this winter since 1995. >> darya: >> darya: special election today, three school districts have parcel taxes on the ballot. san carlos, measure a, homeowners would continue to pay when at $10. $110 a year for eight years. major be asked them to double that pressure task for seven more years yearly cost of 19 $6. jefferson, needs measures seek to pass, it failed by only a few votes in march. so they're gonna try again. $96 annual tax. senior citizen $65 and older will be exempt. >> mark: tells men's gymnastics team has been saved. the program was slated to be eliminated and a cost-cutting move. officials say it supporters it raised more than $2.5 million . pretty if allied lick here for mount tam. there you see some of the fog this pushing up

. >> gray: to hell with the sharks you want me to work to 90,? if kron doesn't pay me off, and keep working. >> james: we have alive look at the bank holding gate bridge great weather today, you can see it in the shot sunshine out there, 52 degrees 60 this afternoon so beautifully in the city, even more in the east bay we could see temperatures into the upper '60's, low to mid '70's. details coming up. >> george: all look at a hot spot in the south bay 1 01 northbound, all of that red is a long slow ride out of downtown san jose picking up a short break around the montague expressway knotter nonetheless it's a slower ride. think about 280 or all camino today. >> louisa: 3 days away from zazzle did bay to breakerbay toe holding a full contest this is how you to be part of it. download the shared application on your smart phone, open it and then law again, fine zazzle bay to breakers fog contest. start taking pictures appeared pictures will be displaced on facebook. the five people with the most likes on the picture will get a $50 gift card. more affirmation on the web site. comments on bay to breakers