. >> let us check in with henry. >> the story of san bruno mountain.ay not sound exciting but encapsulatesd some running arguments, coming up. >> checking in with bryan. >> good sunday morning to you. periods of rain, it will be light to moderate. things are getting better by afternoon. on and off again showers, things continue to wind down. changing for next week. dry weather returns. here is how it looks. cooler on monday. colder air coming in. highs to mid and upper 50Ès gusty winds, getting better tuesday and wed. the rain returns thurs. it may stay to the north, or not, we will see. see the green...that is the rain doming down. after this morning, it will be light and scattered. a few patches of yellow, brief periods. the trend through the eveining, transitioning through some showers. snow levels dropping, may creat a foot or more of snow. mid 50Ès for santa rosa and napa. and, again on the light side. 7 day around the bay. blustery and windy. partly sunny skies. coming back up for tuesday and wednesday. chance for rain on thursday. >> (music)litt

8 in it, they're gonna let us put headers in it, they're gonna let us put some performance in it.o we got our work cut out for us. megan: where are we starting? right up front. we're gonna take the headlights and the grill out first. megan. yeah? i got this bumper. get me a hammer that's in the bottom of that red tray. one-inch? that's fine. ( power tools whine ) we don't see too many of these too often. i know it. a fairly simple windshield, though. simply pop the wipers off like that. generally, on the removal of the windshield here you leave all the chrome inside the glass and go to the inside and start unhooking the pinch welds, unhook the rubber from the pinch welds, and it should push right out fairly easy. there we go, just loosening up the pinch welds. it's harder to go back in than to take out. and that's that. on your side glass removal, it's a little bit different style of a rubber. it's got a little-- this is what you call an interlocking rubber. you can get your little tool in here... how ya doin' on that, tim? she's looking good. she's gonna come out nice and easy. a

approach while we are monitoring only one predictor i honest fear disturbance in the ground will let us monitor many precursors as to why the european community chose us perhaps they were convinced that the work we already done meets the highest demands of european science. and according to asked me if can we expect our quakes in the region and what direction moods nonny had. indeed it's very hard to predict a series of quakes we've been monitoring with magnitudes ranging from seven to nine in all more than five tells us about a very serious process is taking place in earth's crust this series of quakes me repeat over a rather long period of time it's been more than twenty four hours already it's impossible to predict when they will stop even through the precursors we're watching while we can predict a beginning of a process we can't predict it said and even theoretically. thank you for sharing your thoughts thank you. hungry for the full scale we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on our t.v. . remind you the latest in science and tech

tonight, let us give thanks to the americans who are serving through these trying times. the coalition that is carrying our efforts forward and let us take a look towards the future with confidence, hope, and for all those for freedom around the world. 152, god bless you and may god bless the united states of america, thank you. (cheers & applause) >>pam: the u.s. role and libya. international efforts and that america's role is limited. again he mentioned that there will be no u.s. ground troops. he also said our role from this point will be intelligence with nato, search and rescue, intelligence and food slush medical care catherine. food/medical care-test catherine? >>catherine: and his banhas been criticized he said that he did not outline an exit strategy or he also did not choose to address the details and it will remain to see if he will satisfy critics. what about north korea? >>pam: that libya the location of between two different fragile countries. will have more with the speech in reaction stay with us at 4 kron 4 news, at 5:00 p.m. coming up.

let us take a look at stormtracker. showers today and as this moderate weather cells coming in a line of moderate showers through san vallejo and looki through by midnig this is more of a uniform store by 4:00 a.m.- 5:00 a.m., with widespread /moderate in the north bay and widespread/moderate into the south bay. with more by 7:00 a.m. and this is when we consider when released howling. up to 40 m.p.h.! gusting up to 60 m.p.h. and the extreme rainfall rates and extreme hail. continue to push through livermore, san jose, look how quickly this is pushing through. 3:00 p.m., much dry air. the rainfall totals are born to be very impressive as this system pushes through. the rainfall totals are going to be very impressive-by 5:00 p.m., three-quarters tonight. sunday morning, look at these totals! with over 2 in. in santa rosa, one-quarter = san francisco. and that is the early morning hours on sunday. the later morning of course, with over 2 in. and a number of places. all of the north bay, fairfield, san jose, boulder creek,

and first, let us speak with jan. >> jan: music, movies, and dvd and now part. uplifting, taking us out of the real world. two artists from the shooting gallery .com >> isabel: great. and how about checking in with >> henry: henryhenr st. patrick's day. some fabulous irish dancers. they are going to have their steps in place, coming up. >> isabel: thank you, henry. at the latest and japan. the official says that this explosion was from the vented hydrogen gas the metal housing a run the reactor the metal housing around the reactor was crumbled. however, the pressure around the structure is showing that levels are down. massive military efforts are focused on the northwest section of the country. the maneuver a new video of-- sudai, you can see all of the damage left behind. this is 25 0 mi. north of tokyo. aftershocks continue. with over 125 and one at that measured 645. -300 were found in sendhai inundated by that recent tsunami. the true scale and scope of this destruction is still not known. washed out roads, from airports have unhindered access to that area.

kinsman, let us meet the common foe. although far outnumbered, let us show us brave. let us deal one fierce blow. before a slide the open graves -- [tone!] pressed to the wall but dyi dyit fighting back. supervisor avalos: thank you. >> thank you. i am a man never -- i am a member of the arab council of san francisco. i have lived and worked in san francisco for over 20 years. what i am going to address to this committee is about the safety of our community. your approval of this report will assure that the residents of san francisco will be feeling safe. i had the privilege of defending workers in san francisco. we had to fight against the power creating a climate of hate and fear. we want to make sure that the city of san francisco continues to raise the flag ship of protecting civil rights. and to and muslims have the right to feel safe and free -- arabs and muslims have the right to feel safe and free in san francisco along with every other minority in the city. i believe this is a no-brainer for this committee. we wanted to make sure that this goes through withou

let us look at what is going to happen in terms of grain at the hour. we're looking at this sell in san francisco. all of this step is fairly light. it is enough to annoy you just north of san francisco on the 11. it is moving through the bay bridge, seeing what other into emery bill. when heavy rain over the hills east of richmond and berkeley. berkeley is underneath somewhat like rain at the moment. it is tracking to the east, in the next hour or so. walnut creek is dealing with heavy showers. alamo down into dental your point to be dealing with wet weather on this stretch of succeeded. it's distracting to the east side to see heavy whether you are getting more on the way. it is coming your way. ultimately it is headed towards the delta that. antioch and delta have been under fire all morning long and it will continue to stream your way unfortunately. at storm. -- a wet storm. read our shows nothing for separate, sporadic showers only. temperatures at 16. relatively cool, upper 40's and a half rebate. made the fifties into the north bay ended to san j

let us take a break, and we will be right back. the american military official said that a no-fly zone has been a success. u.s. forces can resume their role. there was no let up today as a the air strikes compared to 60 on the sunday. >> for a third night tonight anti-aircraft is pouring into the air over tripoli. nato is trying to cripple wall marked copies of temperatures. so far, the all returned safely of- gaddafi's--and they will regroup with new direction, with british, french, and american troops targeted this area outside of ganassi. east of the capital, you can see these results, with faugh - outside of bnnghazi, rebel forces celebrate on top of the tank after being driven back by this army. now they're ready to resume their march on the capital. meanwhile, in tripoli there also victories from khaddafi supporters. loyalists gathered at a rally suffering a u.s. army jet. and they're offering themselves as human shields. doing anything for moammar gaddafi. u.s. efforts will decrease. let me show you something now that is hap

let's go out side. there is a window can use the? (laughter) >> marty: not yet. but the kron 4 news will be right back, with more news, weather, and traffic in just a moment. will over a back and >> let's talk about libya. they have targeted the bill with cruise missiles. >> (foreign language) >>mark: their target in libya with dozens of cruise missiles. it is triggering an anti it aircraft fire on the ground. the shaking of libya's capital. at please 64 people have been killed by the western air strikes. the embattled leaders are not quick to give up and he is appointed a said libya. he is opening up missiles himself and charming all of his military with machine guns. add them up hundreds of demonstrators had gathered in san francisco in cities across the country to mark the eighth anniversary of the u.s. war in iraq. they want the money that is going towards the war to come home and find the budget deficit in california. >> people want to know why. we know that real change is brought by it strong people's protests of flesh were >> isabel! many were arrested of s

but just let us do it. she will not let us do it. the dormers we might have to remove -- we know it was built 25 years ago because she attracted and states it was 25 years ago. i did not even live in america 25 years ago. if i knew then what i knew now, i would not have touched the house with a barge pole. i naively saw the house next door, an identical house with a third floor addition. why was i to assume that i with -- that the same criteria would not apply to my house? when i assume as a homeowner -- every other house on our block has in addition. the historic house next door to us. why would i assume my home would be any different? the only reason is different is because ms. wuerfel chooses it is different. i will do anything you tell me to do. i want a roof over my children's heads.

let us not start. let us use a city i.d. card to prove residency. >> i am a union painter.as listening to all these different trades you had going on and you never mentioned my trade. everybody is talking about different things. do not forget us. chairperson avalos: thank you. >> good afternoon, chairman and members of the committee. i am jim salinas. i have lived here my entire life. after hearing some of the things that were said here, everybody is going to do this. you just heard the electrical contractors association. everybody is pointing the finger elsewhere but themselves parian you have to know that the system is integrated into the culture. if you do not fall into one of three categories, if you are not a friend of the contractor, you are not going to go to work. we always have the bulk of the work, but we have the least amount of work hours. let me tell you that i worked on the original project labor agreement, the project stabilization. we came as a result of the fact that i sat on the executive committee. we got all the dbos -- cbos from san francisco and we did

let us talk at that time much we are expecting it added the system. we will fast-forward the clock all of the way to sunday evening. look how high the numbers get. 3 in. expected to oakland. boulder creek is looking for it 3 in.. all of that. coming down will be issuing a flood watch. do not to be surprised if it covers of the bay area. the flood watch is in effect until sunday night. streams and creeks or will rise rapidly. potential flooding. that includes their roads. if you come across water on the road do not try and cross it. turnaround. don't drown. >>darya: he is mixing up the rind. it is bolted brown, a turnaround. >>james: showers into the next week. 6:36 a.m.. good morning george. >>george: are you sure it it isn't do not beat, escalate? >>louisa: (laughter) we have not seen any traffic jams. here at the bay bridge you can see, light traffic. we are past 638 can. we have not yet seen it then be during flights activated for the west bound ride. your drive it through san francisco is problem free on the end of the central. it is winning well,

let us have a voice and let us vote. if we are faced with a decrease of $350 per stupid as well as cuts of funding to early childhood education, which may be the case if measures are not in place next year, we will see major changes in this district, including the possible closing of one two two early early childhood education centers. one of the great engines of future innovation, the children of this great state. let the voters speak at the ballot box. we also want to say a few words about the 2011-2012 noelment. we are proud to announce, we have seen a 5% growth in kindergarten applicants and 22% growth in the last two years. and the number of latino and african american families have increased. families who participated in the march assignment run should have received a letter in the mail with placement offer and here are the next stops. by april 15 and i would like to repeat that, april 15, families must register their child to the school they have he been assigned to. if you have not registered by april 15, your ch

of years ago when we were unable to forecast or predict or warn now we have modern equipment that lets us do that if we see a wave rise up in the ocean we can warn coast guard services to take certain measures properly speaking between three and five percent of country's g.d.p. is lost every year in the wake of various cataclysms including major natural calamities of course the entire world community primarily the scientific and technological communities are working to have forecasting warning capability as well when these catechisms happen i mean the ones we are unable to start today like earthquakes hurricanes and other natural calamities which are linked for example to outer space influences like solar storms or the falling asteroids we can only forecast them with some or other degree of accuracy and try to issue a warning in order to minimize the consequences. you mentioned a time lag how big is the lag what is the minimum and maximum time governments have to vacuity have many people as possible. as of today there is absolutely no way to predict an earthquake in a particular place and

but let us also remember that for generations, we hve done the hard work of protecting our own people as well as millions around the globe. we have done so because we know that our own future is safer, our own future is brighter if more of mankind can live with the bright light of freedom and dignity. tonight, let us give thanks to the americans who are serving through these trying times and the coalition that is carrying our effort forward. and let us look to the future with confidence and hope not only for our own country but for all those yearning for freedom around the world. thank you. god bless you. and may god bless the united states of america. ( applause ) thank you. >> ifill: that was president obama addressing the nation tonight on the crisis in libya. he spoke at the national defense university in washington d.c.. we'll have reaction to the speech on the newshour tomorrow. i'm gwen ifill. >> brown: and i'm geoffrey brown. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening. thank you and good night. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media acc

let us get right to it. the stormtracker 4 radar courthous it is push towards northern california and how bad this could be? the commute could miss the heavy rainfall. however, south of the golden gate should stay dry by 9:00 a.m. that band of heavy rain and moderate to heavy rain with gusting winds. the possibility of small health extended hail and even pushing towards the golden gate and oakland. by 1:00 p.m., still have the threat napa, fairfield, and shifting south of the golden gate. still heavy rainfall. towards the east bay. by 3:00 p.m., the southern peninsula will experience heavy rain, santa cruz mountains, san jose and it is not good to let up until 4:00 p.m. and it could impact your afternoon commute. south of the golden gate. 6:00 p.m., it will be a bit calm with on a pop-up showers temperatures will be cool when you see that? upper 50s. will keep an eye on that but it could happen. perfect conditions, hail, lightning, and an unstable atmosphere. saturday, shower/dry conditions. not a lot of rai

let us pause for a moment to invite the presence of god. shall we pray together? god, our help in ages past, our hope in years to come, we invite your holy presence to bless this celebration of african-american history month. we give up thanks and praise for the legacy, the creativity, the genius and contributions of african-american people everywhere. we pray that you would strengthen this organization and strengthen all organizations that support telling the story of black history. and so today we ask that as we continue on the journey. that we might be able to do justice, love kindness, and walk hummably -- humbly with our god. may you bless this time together and all god's children say amen, amen, amen. >> and now if you would stand for "lift every voice and sing," sung by leah suites. >> ok. everyone can join in with me. ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ tell up in heaven rings ♪ rings with a harmony of liberty ♪ ♪ let our rejoicing rise high as the listening sky ♪ ♪ let every sound loud as a roar -- rolling sea ♪ ♪ sing a song full of the faith that the horde ha

let us begin on this tuesday morning with soaring gas prices. according to aaa, the national average is $3.52, up 40 cents in a month. in california, where prices are highest in the country, the average is a staggering $3.96. that coming from san francisco. miguel almaguer is there.

and with that, let us proceed to the official of that i have not yet memorized. if you would all stand and raise your right hand with me, if he would repeat your name, at the end, we will go through and announced the commissions they will be participating on. i do solemnly a firm that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states in the constitution of the state of california. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of california. that i take this obligation freely and without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. and the duties that i am about to enter, [unintelligible] for the city and county of san francisco. thank you and congratulations. [applause]

let us get a sense of how bad is right now. from fairfield a little stretch of i-80 to back a bill we are seeing a fairly intense shower. look at the rainfall rates in the heavier area is about one- half inch falling per hour ended is falling closer to this it. we have a fairly decent bit of rain falling. to the raids are at 1 in. or more be careful of that. concord is seeing some rain and livermore. it we have and in 10's hour. about one- half inch per hour and it could intensify as we continue throughout the morning ride. look at how red we are today. that very well could be it thunderstorm activity. i just want to take a book here. two and a half inches falling in the diablo hills just east of san knows it and a good bit at a set date see grain through the morning time we are going to see this continue to track the morning commute. when will it dissipate. let us turn things over to police the haj. >>louisa: it is an active day and we have plenty of advisers to talk about it. f/but watch. we have a flood warning in effect for

they have the votes for the special election and let us park and for whatever also want. the governor's office says that this is been going on for several years. the governor is like a compromise if they come up with something that is manageable. >>pam: meetings up and down the state what's next? >> he will continue, and perhaps delayed a little bit but he still wants to get that budget ready on march. the secretary can put those on the ballot. otherwise, the governor says that he was going to oppose the budget and saw the budget which would for the dollar cuts. >>pam: the pain at the gasoline pump. president obama is considering into tap into the national petroleum after a dramatic increase at the pump. national, it is from $3.10 to now, $3.50. in california, even an additional 405. it is the second largest spite in history. here is the up, the largest spike in the last seven years. the peak after hurricane katrina. both oil rigs were calleand knocked out in the gulf and aid oral refinery in texas shelby? >> or a mac refinery-- >> with libyan troubles on going, and 13 st

and going to war over los angeles our don sanchez let's us know if battle los angeles is a fight worth watching. >> thank you. >> and we're learning new details about pop star britney spears upcoming free concert. >> get ready. good morning america will tape a performance in the castro district at noon march 27th. >> the audience area going to open three hours earlier. if you want to be a part just show up no lining up are-sh that will not be permitted. thosear

rosay, when the doctor comes to the international airport, please let us know. now i am happy that the library has made us up this annual event. they have made this a program at the library. [music playing] [singing] [applause] [singing] [applause] [singing] >> for purple mountain majesties above the fruit and plains, america, america, god shed his grace on thee. and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain. for purple mountain majesties, above the fruit and plains, america, america, america god shed his grace on thee. and crown the thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. [singing]. >> at the beginning of every event we sing the philippino and national anthem. we shall have some [inaudible], that is company and dancers group, they are going to sing the philippine national anthem.

let us stay with libya. earlier, i spoke to a journalist in a town near the tunisian border, zawiyah. >> hundreds of people are coming through every day. they are trying to get to the tunisian border. >> are they foreigners, or libyans? >> mostly, they are foreigners. it is indians, egyptians, bangladeshis. >> tell me about -- is the government in control in your town? >> that are not in control of the city. it is with the people. there is no organization, nothing. just the people. i revolted against the gaddafi regime because everybody was tired from the injustice and his ways. they have been killing people, committing crimes. these people do everything they want, like it is their town, stealing our money, stealing our rights, stealing our right of speech. it is disastrous. >> to you expect gaddafi's forces to come back and bite you again to try to take control? >> of course. currently, they are busy with zawug iyah. strategically, it is important. >> how can you fight the government army? >> we are through

so if they have any comment they should let us know. it's not just -- you know, passing over for -- and then let us know it's got this approval. commissioner fung: i hear what you're saying on that but you didn't provide any of these documents to us. >> you know what -- commissioner fung: can i finish the comment, please? >> sure. commissioner fung: how are we supposed to track whether this really occurred or not? >> first of all, i didn't plan to do the hearing for tonight because i only do the jurisdiction. because when i filed the hearing -- the first time when i go to the hearing office i got rejected because the clerk told me that i came too early and she asked me to come back again and i did. they accepted my appeal. but later on i went back to my office, anthony called me back saying they filed by error and requested me to do the jurisdiction. that's what i did. but after we have a discussion with the administrator, he's saying that we can do the hearing for tonight. that's why i didn't prepare any documents for you guys. but if

this comes to us from twitter. let's go to los angeles where rebecca joins us on the democrats' line. caller: i have been following what is going on with the ivory coast in africa. i do not think a lot of people are following it. they had an election in november. the president refused to step down. since mid-december, almost 500 people have been murdered. in the capital city, they have a lot of refugees. 1 million people have left the city. a lot of people talk about how we have to go into libya for the humanitarian issue. we are completely ignoring the ivory coast. they do not have natural resources and is not of strategic interest. it is ironic that hillary clinton brought up not wanting a repeat of rwanda. the people of the ivory coast say they feel like this is a repeat of rwanda. the united states got distracted by the balkans and ignored it rwanda. the ivory coast feels like we are ignoring them for the arab countries. it seems hypocritical. ont: let's look at something the voice of america website. the u.n. refuge