sandhya pointed out there is about one inch of rain here today and a half inch at lexington reservoir. numbers do not makeup for the deficit and pose challenges. >> in and around boulder creek, population 4900 residents count on rain for tap water. normal rainfall is 30 inches. one inch fell in 24 hours. this rain event here goes enough to bring up the flows and san lor yenzo river. fire to it. they were at a low. >> the water shed is home to coho salmon. the drought made river inhospitalable. a management program underway to help restore their habitat. >> coho is almost extra indicated from the river this, year is different because of the limitations in north coast streams. we, it's my understanding they have seen coho my greating in. they couldn't get to home streams. >> retired schoolteacher lived here 48 hours. >> it's an industry valley. the economy is helped by the fir yeshman. it's nice to see the fish swimming up and down the river. >> officials are hopeful and down hill, lexington reservoir saw half an inch of rain in the river. the amount has fallen because of the lag tim fo

others have lexington' before they lohad flu like symptoms bee this started losing the ability to useir landimbs. doctors can say what exactly this diseases but it does resemble polio. this helpless slowly recoverinc. the rain is largely winding down for now. there are few areas that sought showers. this first form as fastorm has finally pushed through however the next storm is on its way. storm to looks like it's going to come in around 10:00 and last until saturday morning. 4:00 tomorrow fees but showers during the commute is should be largely dry. overbite tomorrow night the second wave of heavy rain will heait. snow is pouring down at 5000 of elevation or higher. 2323 caesars shops street has extra sandbags technique theif d them. their many others bossy to pick up sandbags please look on our website to find the address also keep in mind that you need to bring a form of id. website to find the address also keep i[ sports announcer ] to here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer

well, henry clay lived just down the road from the todds in lexington. indeed, it was a friend of mary's father. and was mary's young idol as well. i often thought henry class was a kind of unwittinging match maker. it was a political allegiance there that gave them something. because otherwise they were about as disparity a couple as can be -- disparate a couple as can be imagined. she, however, seems never to have doubted. he doubted, she didn't, that he had a political future and indeed that it was not beyond the realm of possibility that he would inhabit the white house one day. now, it must be said that there are an always have been, and i suspect always will be, a civil war among lincoln scholars. there are to this day abe people and mary people and sometimes they are civil to one another and sometimes you cannot get them to appear on the same stage. there are abe people who it's not too far-fetched i think to say hate mary. and i think our popular culture has imbibed some of that, i think partly because we sympathize with the hell that lincoln wen

but meanwhile they already had battles in lexington and concord remember those, the battle of lexington and concord and this happened in 1975 while the men were meeting in philadelphia and there were a couple of women who were staying for heavens sakes what is wrong with you man it is time to declare a independence in the british, and the men were not ready to do that and there was one woman in particular who was writing to them and saying you've got to understand how bad it is here. the british are occupying our churches, they are taking hostages into boston and there was one woman in particular. has anybody heard of her? i suspected not. she was a very important woman at the time of the revolution because she wrote poems and plays and pamphlets to say how terrible it was with the british. anand that would be like someboy today going on fox news or msnbc to say how terrible they thought the other political party was. that's the way you did it in those days because there wasn't any tv or radio or internet. so she wrote these letters and poems and got them riled up against the british an

fredericksburg in the lower 50's. 45 in lexington park. speeds.the wind 15, 25 miles per hour across the region. certainly brings the feel factor down big time. 31 at dulles. 29 and gaithersburg. 27 in martinsburg. skies have cleared out after a cold front passed through the region overnight. things looking good up and down the east coast. snow showers across the great lakes but everything else is quiet. high pressure dominating not just the east coast, but the eastern half of the country. this is that cold polar air ushering into the region. this disturbance could come into our neck of the woods by tomorrow but i am not expecting much in terms of cut -- accumulation. this afternoon, nice and clear, clouds increasing through tonight. into tomorrow, a couple of flurries. i do not think this will be any big deal. through the evening, overnight tuesday into wednesday, a second chance of getting snow showers. the chances of getting a coating him fortinet, the causal increase once again. be 22 228 degrees. the skies with clay tomorrow. it will

temperatures hanging at 30 degrees in gaithersburg. 36 and fredericksburg. 35 for lexington park maryland. light snow didh not amount to much at all around the beltway. look at how is lifting off ,oward the north and east toward philadelphia, new york city, and boston. they are in for a big storm overnight with a winter storm warning and a blizzard warning for cape cod. throughures will fall the middle 30's and 20's overnight. skies will be clear tomorrow. wait until you see the extended outlook. it puts a big smile on my face. i am talking about temperatures that will approach the 60 degree mark. we will tell you when in just a few minutes. >> put a smile on a lot of people's faces. people welcome the sight of a snow plow. in some cases, it is causing problems for people trying to park. here is the live coverage and upper marlboro. >> this is the story of a giant snowplow that was put in a place where it should not be in some parking spaces. we have so much snow lately that it has to go somewhere, but putting all that snow in their spots has made a lot of people frustrated. she has in he

it feels like 5 in lexington park and negative one in martinsburg. our skies are clear as a bell. that allows all the heat to escape into space. we are staying very frigid this morning. we will see lots of sunshine throughout the day. we take a trip to california. you can see the big swirl associated with a powerful storm. this is the biggest storm they have seen in the past two years. what is going to happen is able ride along the jetstream or that fast ribbon affair that divides the cold and the warm air and it and move through the plains make its way to our doorstep. the models are differing very forecastit is a tricky because we will be on the cusp of getting something of everything. expect to see snow further north and west and expect to see rain for everybody and we will probably finish late on monday with some snow for everybody. specific totals are still tricky at this time. mostly sunny and cold today. high temperatures around 30 degrees or so. increasing clouds tonight. 20's into the city. tomorrow sunny, 41 to 46 degrees. we will stay on the cool side throughout much of

lexington -- 1.50. lexington resser reservoir. that's good rain. san francisco .90.they have 5.56. 125% of normal. a normal february is 4.46. the wettest -- the first month since december 2012, san francisco's had above average rainfall. that's a long time. that's a really long time. here we go. the system is there. there's the low. once it gets far enough east, the flow coming up can paint us with thunderstorm activity or more instability. it will still wrap around but it's taking aim more at central and southern california. once it gets down there, we'll be on the drier side of it. that's not happening. you can see from petaluma. i'm standing right in front of petaluma. bubba th tortoise said what a storm. he tweeted me. [laughter] >> napa, back to fairfield and concord. that seems to be the better line. most of this is heading to marin county north, lake county, and mendocino county. you've been farther north. look at this heading out of the altamont pass. near parallel, livermore heading towards brentwood, oakley as well. after that, things on the peninsula have

a month ago, lexington was at 39.9% of capacity. by this afternoon, it had shrunk more than a full percentage point. >> there's so many different tentacles to the battle over water. >> reporter: lee wonders how much that can go on. >> it's a war. we're fighting over it. who gets it, who is going to have it in the future. >> right now, the fish are getting it. but we love our fish. >> reporter: gotta love the fish. gotta love the birds. and gotta love the shorter showers. right now the valley water district is asking water customers in the santa clara county to cut their water consumption by 10%. but they'll discuss whether that's restrictions need to be even more severe. reporting live, len ramirez, kpix 5 news. >> meanwhile, it could not be more different in the north bay. the reservoirs are filling up. a few are even spilling over. kpix 5's john ramos with how the weekend washout boosted spirits in marin county. >> reporter: the rain clouds still obscure the top of the mountain. but the storm's impact is easy to see. >> we increas

this happened at the lexington courts apartments. you see the sign there behind me. it was 5:30 yesterday. this is off mar burrow park. someone called saying they found three dead in the apartment complex. we spoke to neighbors that said three days ago they heard gunshots but not hear a police response. it's unclear if police were c l called or if that's connected to this. some residents are just returning home. this was a crime scene for a good part of the evening. they were not allowed to return to their apartments. police are expected to return to this complex some thyme today to knock on doors, pass out fliers to get information on the homicide. one of the victims, an adult male was a resident of the complex. we're live in capital heights, news 4. >> derrick, thanks. >>> police are looking for two missing women in separate cases. 70-year-old rita cummings was last seen yesterday afternoon leaving her job in d.c. driving her 2012 blue legacy. in northern virginia, police are looking for helen. no one has heard from her since tuesday. she may have been driving her

but it is breezy. 28 in gaithersburg. 29 in martinsburg. 24, manassas. 22 in lexington park. a breeze out of the north and west bringing us our windchill values in the 20's. but the windchill in gaithersburg is 18 currently. we will see fair skies and high temperatures at reagan national topping out around 38 era traveling today looks quiet with the general area of high pressure keeping most of the cup -- country quiet. good news, especially for parts of the northeast that are still digging out from over one foot of snow yesterday. now our attention turns to the deep south where the next system will be originating. more details in a little bit. >> ok, you can get prepared for the next round of winter weather by downloading our storm watch at. you will get all the watches and warnings and the forecast from our team of meteorologists. greg's breaking news -- a call for reform in the district. a family wants the fire and ems departments to make major changes after their loved one died while firefighters refused to help. it is the family of cecil mills. they wrapped up a news con

he was in lexington, south carolina, 160 miles away, the week of heather's murder. then investigators got an unexpected call from an antique dealer 26 miles away in south carolina. he and his wife read about the murder in the newspaper and had some information they thought might help. >> they told us of a gentleman who had come down there. he looked like he had been in some type of a scrap or a fight. and he was trying to sell a camera. >> the cameras was the same make and model as the one missing from heather's apartment. >> just real suspicious acting the whole time. he even got a little aggravated when they told him they didn't want it. and he had a look that scared them. >> he described the man as white, mid-30s with dark hair. and he had the presence of mind to write down his license plate number on his coffee cup. >> it was registered to heather stigliano, who is our victim. ? >>> an antique dealer gave police a detailed description of the man driving heather stigliano's car. from that description, a police artist created this composite sketch, which was dist

the winds have calm because despite the sunshine, 20 downtown, orange at 28. 22 in lexington park. we'll be hard-pressed to get out of the upper 20's today across the area. winds very light out there. high-pressure is in charge, but we turn our attention to the west coast because they are finally getting some much-needed rain. pummeling the western coast, but the one we are paying close attention to because this will diverse across the country, and this is the genesis of potential for winter weather late sunday into monday, so that's what we are watching carefully. high-pressure in charge. frigid afternoon. temperatures in the teens and 20's. we will get more cloud cover, but our brains will shift, and it will be a little bit armor. -- it will be a little bit warmer. sunday, we could be near 50 degrees. a cold front will start to work its way through sunday into monday as that pressure from the west slides in as well. that could set the stage for a combination of some wintry weather with possible rain and sleet before changing over to some snow. could get pretty messy for the day o

we are here at the lexington courts apartments and their bodies discovered yesterday afternoon. prince georges county police on this case now for a little more than 24 hours. they've been handing out these flyers today. for the first time we are seeing pictures of these three victims, police are still trying to figure out who killed them and why. today homicide detectives back in the neighborhood where three people were shot to death. police trying to get information that could lead to an arrest. earlier, prince georges county police were in the nearby wood, searching for evidence and looking in dumpsters trying to find clues that would lead to a killer and a motive. the victims identified today. 38-year-old ortiz ola who lived in the apartment where the crimes happened. the other two victims lived in laurel. 33-year-old staci white and 33-year-old weldon mason. here's how police say the victims were connected. >> we've been able to determine that mason and white both worked together at a retailer in laurel, and that ola and mason were both friends. we're trying to further estab

i had no trouble there. 33 in gaithersburg. 36 in culpeper and 34 in lexington park.e will see some sunshine today. it will be nice to see that. we should wake up to it. but the clouds are set to increase again this afternoon that is ahead of a little clipper system that is going to be headed this way and that means more snow. the futurecast perhaps a little bit of rain mixing in. late tonight into the early morning hours, we could pick up maybe another 1-2 inches on top of what we already have. that is a walk in the park comparatively speaking. we have the rest of the weekend to look forward to as being very calm. today, sunshine this morning. clouds increase in the afternoon. for tonight, we do expect snow to develop. after the midnight hour, though, temperatures 24-31. seven-day forecast, we are expecting to see snow saturday. it will end just after the noon hour. staying cold in the 30's. it will be a nice, slow melt over the next couple of days which is what we need to not cause any flooding problems. we have a chance of light snow monday night into tuesday. mond

lexington reservoir, people walking around in an area that normally would be under water. the reservoir part of the ground water system that collects rainfall that the water district then releases throughout the year. the district has already set a preliminary water use reduction target of 10% and would consider additional recommendations at a meeting later this month. >>> take a look at fulsome lake near sacramento. there's been a dramatic change in the amount of water flowing into the reservoir there. water levels have risen at least eight feet in the last couple of days with the reservoir climbing from 17% to 20% capacity. that's a big change. but still a historic low. levels are just a third of where they should have been this time of year. >>> and people who run ski resorts in tahoe are certainly rejoicing this morning. there are reports of up to eight feet of new show. take a look at this, as you see it climb. this is at the summit of some of the resorts. look at the time lapse video there. you just saw it climbing and climbing. the snow came down so fast and so hard

at lexington reservoir, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can get the bay area forecast any time on your smartphone or tablet, follow the ktvu weather team with our ktvu app. the first big rain storm in months has exposed a leak on the new bridge. bridge workers found water in parts of the bridge that were supposed to be airtight, water tight that is. a spokesman for the project told us no one knows exactly how the water is getting in or how to fix it. engineers say it's not causing a problem yet. >> we see no signs of corrosion, certainly we're taking this issue very seriously and it takes a fair amount of time for corrosion to manifest itself. >> experts say they will find and fix the leak, then step up inspections to react if a problem is located. >>> the other part of the bay bridge the western section is getting a name change. tomorrow it is set to be renamed the willie l. brown jr. bridge. of course, brown served as mayor of san francisco and was assembly speaker for many years. the $6500 cost of the name change is being picked up by the naacp. >>> a jail inmate is back in custody tonight aft

this is a 7 story building on lexington on the historic district. it is a district of 2-3 buildings as the findings indicate also a building with corner buildings specifically these two that are sometimes in this case they are very high 4 story buildings that is over 45 feet and a 5 story there. on hill street itself, the block that we are talking about. the image on the top is the 5 story plus height of the building on guerrero and down at the bottom is the non-conforming 2-3 story building that this project is closest too. lastly i just want to show in context because this was not even shown. the board did not even consider these kinds of things that the historic preservation heard at two hearings and the planning commission heard and unanimously supported, the project sits pretty much right in at valencia street. it's extreme the condition to take off the top floor to help hill street. this is a view from hill street looking down. a very tree lined street. this is building rendered in context in two different modes. this is the last design. it st

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you're looking at lexington reservoirs, definitely one of the have-nots.nd that this reservoir actually has less water today than it did a month ago. there are signs all around the valley of the continuing drought. this is not supposed to be a joke. it only looks that way because of the drought. the ponds, which are used to recharge underground water supplies, have gone dry, because the valley water district stopped diverting reservoir water to refill them. >> we're not refilling the water supply and we're using more of it. >> reporter: there was little or no change in reservoir levels, despite days of rain. about a quarter ofan inch fell on the san jose area, up to 3 in the mountains where joe lives. >> nothing torrential, but steady, for four days. that's good. >> reporter: good but not enough. reservoirs like stevens creek still have a severe ring-around- the-bathtub look. in some cases, reservoirs are even more empty now than a month ago. here's why. to meet federal and state wildlife regulations, the

work shift started the night before in rockford, illinois and took them to peoria and finally to lexington, kentucky. they were finishing their last scheduled leg when the plane slammed into a hillside while attempting to land in birmingham. two years ago, the federal aviation administration issued new rules aimed at ensuring airline pilots have sufficient rest. at least 35 people have been injured when the floor a mississippi church activity center collapsed. a youth group was in the family life center yesterday when the floor gave way and fell about 12 feet. 79 kids were in the center at the time. police say non of the injuries are life threatening chris brown is heading back to court today in washington d-c to work out the details on when his trial will start on a misdemeanor assault charge. brown was arrested in october after a man said brown struck him outside the w hotel in washington, d.c., when he tried to jump in a picture brown was taking for fromat the time he was on probation in california for the 2009 assault on then-girlfriend rihanna. a 93-year-old woman goes to a bay area h

at 1.57, also tweeting in vallejo, mountain view san jose at 8.570, ben low men, two and a half, lexington reservoir, they almost had it, and that was the official station at drug hill and we have doubled what we had in february what they had in the last seven months in san francisco and it's about time. san leandro getting rain, some of that and coming over the bay bridge. >> to the north as well, we are still spinning in some rain and it will be backtracking out of here and will be final about 9:00. until 4:00 there is an advisory, 50s on the temperatures and that breeze may make it feel cooler, one system moves out and it looks very impressive to me and there is a lot going on wind speeds will training up and i think south and the wind speeds, they will be there when you start to see, late tonight tomorrow, high wind watch for us, there is going to be some howling conditions and then it is out of here, 50s and 60s on the temperatures, there may even be some breaks. we have another system after this morning rain and it looks crazy to me. >>> a scare in contra costa between a 9-year-old g

work should started the night before in rockford, illinois and took them to peoria and finally to lexingtonere finishing their last schedule leg when the plane slammed into a hillside. off two years ago, the federal aviation administration issued new rules aimed at showing that pilots have sufficient rest. >> we're not doing too bad in the south bay. there are other hot spots, we're just looking at slow traffic on 580 westbound and that is typical coming out a little more. here is a bridge check, the bay bridge is steady from 880 over crossing but look at this approach, it is light and your drive time is 14 to 16 minutes. the san mateo bridge, highway 92 has not gone bad. so was the ride for the golden gate bridge. the southbound 101 ride heading from iran county and two more ran across the richmond center failed bridge. the volume is definitely up but the drive time is still good with no backup for delays. >> there is a lot sunshine outside and we are seeing high clouds in san francisco. mild to warm conditions for the afternoon. we will see upper 60s for the south bay and as we head into

in the santa cruz mountains every bit of rain is needed and welcomed this, is a look at how low lexington reservoir is. rain was enough to improve the flow. >> most of us want rain but not at pebble beach. play resumed at at and t national pro am the golf tournament postponed three and a half hours today. it had a delay this morning heavy rain swamped the course. officials decided to hold things up for a while. some may not be able to complete their first round today. organizers say passes for today will be honored tomorrow. >> some much-needed snow fell in the sierra today. this is video from heavenly mountain resort. that should be just the beginning. up to four feet of snow is expected over the weekend. that is a huge plus for resorts. >> there is nothing like natural snow from mother nature, it brings another energy to the mountain, to the people. and so everyone has happiness and that feeling that yeah, we've got snow. >> here is a look at conditions now on the. there are no restrictions but chains are require forward trucks on interstate 80. >> serious weather, wind chill advisories

this started wednesday night in lexington, mississippi.oroner checked walt early williams' -- walter williams' pulse and found no heartbeat, so everybody thought he was dead until the next day when funeral homeworkers were getting ready to embalm him and he started kicking. in an effort to get out of a zipped up body bag. i'm outdone by this. he was rushed to the hospital where he's recovering tonight. >> probably just in the nick of time. >> the coroner said he's seen everything in town. he's never seen anything like that. >> wow. that's a miracle. >>> turning now to a one time on screen couple gets ready to tie the knot in real life. >> plus learning the fly, amazing video of an animal lover teaching a pelican how to fly. >> also a behind the scenes look at this sunday's academy awards. >>> trending on google, mila kunis now engaged to her one time on screen boyfriend ashton kutcher. >> kutcher stars on the hit cbs show two and a half men. kunis has been in oz the great and powerful. >>> trending on yahoo leira menini opens up about leav

but meanwhile, the british had already had battles at lexington and concord, right? remember those? the battle of laxative in concord? and those happened in 1775 up in massachusetts. and in massachusetts while the men were meeting in philadelphia, were a couple of women who are saying, oh, for heaven's sakes, what is wrong with you mean? it is time to declare our independence from the british. and the men were not ready to do that. and there was one woman in particular who was writing to them and saying, you know, you've got to understand how bad it is here. the british are occupying our churches. they are taking hostages in the boston, and there was one woman in particular named mercy otis warren -- is anybody ever heard of mercy otis warren? i suspected not. she was a very, very, very important woman. at the time of the revolution. because she wrote poems and plays and pamphlets to say how terrible it was to the british. that would be like somebody going today on fox news or msnbc is how terrible they thought the other political party was. that's the way you did in those days beca

lexington reservoir 2.25. san rafael 1.86. san bruno mountain, 1.49. not too bad.rancisco now, officially .96 for the month. 4.70. that's 104% of normal. the last seven months was 2.1 4. so february is double what they've had for the last seven. alma mow, danville, wrapping back around. been some good busts of rain up in the oakland hills. stretching from walnut creek. it looks like la fayette out to clayton. antioch, baypoint and probably just near oakley as well and then up into mendocino county, lake county still going up there as well. it looks like things are calming down a little bit. there were reports. widespread 2-inch amounts to the north. 50s on the temperatures. i don't think they've budged all morning long. that's drier air coming in. i think by 9:00, we'll be all done. there's two lows here. it's called vertically stacked. it goes from the surface to the upper atmosphere. we don't see that often. this one may swing in. the projection is to bring the low and surface low in which would give us a very windy pattern. i think really heavy rain from santa c

bill in lexington, kentucky, if i already had a lot of mom why the hell should i watch you?ke a lot of more money, bill. sometimes conventional wisdom is right, but more often than that, tip, tip. pete in san jose, neil why do you talk to some ex-convictions. kozlowski, bernie kerik. getting next time they throw your fat criminal ass in jail? yes. yes, for all those lies i'm saying on the air and all that stuff you mentioned, exactly it, pete. i'm bracing forgoing to jail. people like you somehow get through your screeners. okay. keep emails and tweets coming. thank you very, very much. for watching again, what is the name of the segment, guys? >> what's the deal, neil? >> good evening, everybody, breaking news tonight. president obama finally addressing unrest in ukraine appears to be a russian invasion of the crimea peninsula. as many as 21 mission -- and military aircraft carrying 2,000 soldiers across the ukrainian border entering a the crimean peninsula. waiting for the russians to stay out president obama finally breaking his silence

. >> lexington, kentucky. independent. you're on the air. >> hello. thank you for avignon. just to give you a little background, and drop in florida. i am no studying history current university of eastern kentucky. amelie unamerican for liberty member. there would just like to say, having been end criminal-justice , i would highly suggest he look into a group called leak. that group is going in tell much of a failing drug war that we currently have. how we can get at it because we're spending millions of tax dollars on something this is not working. heroin is currently on our streets more and more and worse the marijuana. yet we focus on marijuana. right now the city of lexington is using a thing called bark can nearly every day on about three people trying to reverse the effects of heroin. currently marijuana is just no where near. >> congressman. >> again, i somewhat agree. i don't know about the group's in mentioned. the policy is in chaos. we need to look at it if we're spending money. it is not doing the job. we need to put the resources where we have the best impact a

when they did that and they were sort of coming though, minutemen accept the analogy fails from lexington. but we think that that is pretty unusual and it is especially in the airplane situations for decades to come .-full-stop authorities was always the same. stay very calm, stay uninvolved, don't make eye contact, do what they tell you. but these people knowing what they did on that day made a different decision and it was very heroic and in the sense that since then, 2001 and 2009 we had a passing or subdue other terrorist, richard reid and they were both treated and with material you hope to blow up planes. this does go back a way tha wavu may remember her a little bit. she was central european and a citizen to 40-years-old. it was her fate to be the lead stewardess on twa 847 and they have taken people hostage. they were working a kind of perverse psychological approach to breakdown the passengers whipsaw and everybody into confusion and sub session. but she was frightened naturally but gradually her composure would be turned into she began thinking about what she could do to moderat

>> well, he has been a vocal critic of the bailout, and we will bring in the reporter for the "lexingtonsam youngman and let's talking about this back and forth and the one political article calling out him for what he has done, and he says one thing and votes another thing, and how do you explain that? >> well, it is a tortured explanation. he says that he has signed lots of letters and didn't read them, and then he said he does not agree with what was in them, but he could not legally change it. confusing the letter to investors with a prospectus, and then he suggested this weeng in frankfurt our capital that it was an e signature and not sure what it had been put on. and he has been struggling, and this week is a defining moment for matt bevan and he is reeling. >> and in regard to the homosexual and gay marriage leading to parent-child marriage, and i know the pushback there, but can you put out both perspectives? >> well, matt bevin is calling himself a ckon seconservative as reaching out to news media and radio stations to try to right the ship from those messages in politico. and

so much as it spills back into san jose but these locations around the watershed filling into the lexingtontions we hope get at least half an inch of rain, maybe closer to an inch before this moves on. this area of low pressure has moved closer to the coast. that's good news for the rain output for the pay area. snow levels close to 4,000 feet. so the main event of the rain, we're seeing it right now. as we pass lunchtime heading into the late afternoon hours, notice scattered showers. the potential for a brief thundershower especially on the coast and then our skies begin to clear as we head into tonight, but more opportunities for rain and sierra snow follow. you'll have a full look at those in the forecast coming up in a few minutes, kris. >>> a shooting outside an oakland boys and girls club leaves two people dead, one of them just a teenager. oakland police say the shooting happened just before 11:00 last night at 24th and market streets. that's where officers found two male victims, each shot more than once. they did not survive long enough to make it to the hospital and were pronounc

half inch in palo alto and near the lexington reservoir. kpix 5 high-def doppler radar tracking nothing. we are between systems. you see some rain several hours to our north but that's where it's going to stay for the next 12 to 18 hours. you may have to use the windshield wipers but not because of storm 1 or 2. the next storm is tapping into the tropics the pineapple express or atmospheric river. bottom line, we have that moisture coming up from hawaii so from honolulu all the way to hayward, that's the train that mother nature is hopping aboard to give us this rainfall. as for timing, we are rolling futurecast throughout the day. rain begins at lunchtime tomorrow in the north bay. by this time tomorrow it will be raining in san francisco, redwood city, santa rosa, east out toward the delta and fairfield. so here comes round 2. wait until you see the rainfall totals for just this weekend. that's about 10 minutes away. right now we're talking about -- you didn't know we're in drought? we are going from drought to downpours. john ramos on wh

louis and it will head toward indianapolis and louisville and lexington. just enough to make it difficult for the drive home. now the big storm, this is the nor'easter, that's huge, as big as it gets. this is a much smaller storm and moving quickly. the path is going to dive to the coast and then once it feeds off the warm waters here in the gulf stream, it's going to explode and become its own little nor'easter, but it's going to develop so late in the gulf of maine, it's not going to have blizzard effects or huge impacts from hartford southwards or providence southwards. three to six inches, boston. portland, where ron was, maine, 12 inches, bangor about 12 inches, and east maine could get a foot, two feet of snow. the timing, again, for people's plans on the weekend, washington, d.c., philadelphia, light snow. new york city, right around 2:00 p.m. as it falls during the daylight hours, roads are going to be fine. then we'll watch the snow melt next week. all these locations should be in the 40s, if not 50s, a week from today. >> it is something. bill, w

you remember those, the battles of lexington and concord? and those happened in 1775 up in massachusetts. and in massachusetts while the men were meeting in philadelphia, were a couple of women who were saying, oh, for heaven sakes, what is wrong with you men? it is time to declare our independence from the british. and the men were not ready to do that. and there was one woman in particular who was writing to them and saying, you know, you've got to understand how bad it is here. the british are occupying our churches, they are taking hostages into boston, and there was one woman in particular named mercy otis warren -- has anybody ever heard of mercy otis warren? i suspected not. she was a very, very, very important woman. at the time of the revolution. because she wrote poems and plays and pamphlets to to say how terrible it was with the british. and, you know, that would be like somebody going today on fox news or msnbc to say how terrible they thought the other political party was. that's the way you did it in those days because, of cou

host: lexington, kentucky, independent caller -- caller: thank you for having me on.to give you a background, i in browardflorida county and i'm studying history at the university of eastern kentucky. i'm a young americans for liberty member. i would just like to say to the congressman that him having been in criminal justice, i would highly suggest he looks into a group called law enforcement against prohibition. it goes into how much of a family drug war we currently have and how we can get out of it because we are spending millions of tax dollars on something that is not working. heroin is currently -- it is an our streets more and more and it is worse than marijuana and yet we focus on marijuana. the city of lexington is usingnarcam and nearly every day, they try to reverse the effects of heroin. currently, marijuana is just nowhere near as bad. again, i somewhat agree. i don't know about the group he mentioned but the policy is in ksm me to look at it if we are spending money and it is not doing the job or is affected. we need to put the resources where we have t

we are next to bloomingdale's. 59th and lexington. good morning.g "surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. it is bloomberg "surveillance." our twitter question of the day, florida is in trouble, russia is in trouble. is bitcoins biting the dust? somehow we will get a huge response. they will be outraged we will ould ask. it is bloomberg "surveillance." i am tom keene. adam johnson is here. olivia sterns has the top headlines. >> starting in the ukraine. thousands are rallying calling for elections. they told the crowd the country is on the verge of default. the u.s. and european union are ready to stand in with financial the the political crisis in third month and have crippled the nation's ability to raise funds. madonna immigration. new limitations on immigration. anti-immigration proposal grew out of concerns of falling blue-collar wages. michael sam could become the first openly gay player could -- drafted by the national football league. the defensive lineman public labor borough -- revealed he was .ay in a public interview he was voted to

60th, between lexington and third, if you want. >> you can see him hair -- there. >> but that does notstocking a beer that one of these megacorporations? >> it might come in the future. now that we are thirsty. but it has brought in many customers for us. now they are owned by volkswagen. >> i shudder to think that some german engineer is down there designing the next superbike, but that is not the way it works. they let them do their own thing. that is the case with the brewers as well. >> that is what we are told. we have shaken hands with these people. they help us to cell phone we like to sell and we have a face to the brand and product. it is nice. >> when he started sam adams, he went from bar to bar in boston with his truck. he went and talked to people like yourself, trying to convince them to take his brand. >> it is an awesome thing to be a part of. it is great to be in my position where the rumors come in. i have been looking up the old breweries. theyyear in westchester invited me up there to go brew with them and bring in a barrels of a specialty beer. >> and now you stock

this is video out of lexington where despite the salt trucks and plows doing their best, dangerous drivinging major travel headaches. the area expected to get up to 10 inches of snow before the storm moves out. right now, it doesn't look like there are any major delays or cancellations at the nation's airports. >> back here in the bay area we are finally getting some rain. here is a look as some of the dry conditions. the rain is all gone and the san mateo bridge is looking good. from the roof, you cannot tell too much but san francisco is also dry and clear. the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge you can see the traffic is doing fine. although, the mount tam cam, this shows that we have snow conditions and it is looking good from here. >> we're looking for more rain pripet >> we do have more grain. we're also may get more snow and the sierra. here's a live look from heavenly from yesterday. this was making a lot of people happy and they were enjoying it. we still have a long way to go to make up for this. this is the percent of normal, only 6%, 18 percent. 21 percent. we really need to wo

. >> grimes is secretary of state and was attorney in lexington.er father shared the kentucky democratic party price twice and has a relationship with clinton spanning three decades. before he gets a shot at the democrats, mcconnel must beat matt bevin in the primary. the far right has been a thorn in his side at home and in washington. >> we've had differences over tactics. all is well ends well. >> even though bevin and grimes may be troubled, they've been warned. mcconnel has reputation as a ruth less contender. louisville, kentucky. >> i guess i'll thank you again. erin mcpike from louisville. sorry about that. thanks so much. >>> opening bell on wall street about the ring. prices posing strongest gains since 2013. one analyst say the strongest part of the recovery is over. shares of the struggling company blackberry could get a bump as rumors swirl that it is in talks with ford to pow ter in-car entertainment system sync. >> you may be taken back considering how much blackberry has struggled lately. it's the last company you think ford turned

its lexington and concord on. and there's no way that americans wouldn't get excited about the. america is what america is. and this is something that is hardwired into this country. i happen to think it's a beautiful thing, but it's not always writable understandable to people in the middle east. >> thank you. i'm a student at the university of north caroline at chapel hill. united states with the limited resources not only in terms of money but time and attention to a morning if you can identify whether there is a core conflict in the middle east that the united states should focus on most importantly in order to bring security to the middle east, the iranian complex, every nuclear program, what should the united states really focus on as the top agenda? >> so, if you're sitting in the oval office how would you tell the president to set his priorities? >> the middle east is caught in three cyclones of instability right now. there's the ethnic cyclone, the sunni shiite, there is a cyclone of modernity versus tradition, and the cyclone generated by the breakdown of the arab stat

lexington, kentucky. martha: great story. website have faced a new obstacle. the company hired to fix it all is now under fire themselves with a troubling history of stumbles and some ethical issues as well. we will be right back. bill: really fantastic young people there. martha: they're wonderful and cute and fresh-faced and have beautiful sings voices and -- bill: got it together. martha: our friends in the snow, good luck with the snow because we'll watch it as it goes through the day. "happening now" starts right now. bill and i will see you later. bye-bye, everybody. jon: that was a great song. breaking news on today's top stories and brand new headlines you will see here first. jenna: a new report showing millions of americans can't get health coverage now because they're either too poor or too rich. we'll explain. >>> the killer of border agent brian terry will be sentenced today. terry's murderers use ad gun sent across-the-board by the united states in the botched fas and furious operation. we're live from the court

. >> reporter: that's what adam and mary did when their son robinson met their yorkie lexington. >> for of growled and barked. and then after we had gotten him a little bit closer and he picked up on the scent, he really calmed down. >> reporter: but alava's biggest piece of advice. >> remember he was there first. make it fun for your dog. >> reporter: proof that man's best friend can be babies, as well. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. >>> we are all dog lovers here. you know that and including rich besser. got two pooches at home. >> i do. >> okay, doc, tell us. give us some good suggestions on what we can do. >> i'm a pediatrician. i always ask parents who are expecting about this. do they have a pet and what are they going to do? you have to plan ahead. if your dog hasn't had obedience training, you want to make sure they've had that training so they'll listen to you some. and then you want to plan that introduction. and think about bringing home something from the hospital. >> we did that from the hospital. both babies, their little cap they wore for the

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she grew up in lexington, kentucky. she went to a school where the students folk french.s very cosmopolitan and she tried to get her candidates appointed to diplomatic positions. she meddled in foreign affairs. foreign affairs is really about people, a human story. that's what drew me to this. you have these amazing diplomats, people like lincoln's guy in st. pete pete that walks around st. petersburg getting in fist fights. jenna: a good american. >> he has to deal with his wife trying to get her people appointed to their own diplom diplomatic appoint manies. jenna: what do you think really characterizes lincoln's foreign policy and who do you think embodies that philosophy today? >> well, the biggest thing, i think, that lincoln did is he was a master of patience, of knowing when to act and when not to act. he compared his decision making process to watching a pear on the tree. he said he would watch it, he would watch it, he would watch it and then pluck the pear. he would make his decision. that's just a really important skill in foreign relations. changes in the inte

this is in massachusetts northwest of boston called lexington and behind it, a real punch of cold airout those 43 days because by tomorrow you'll be going, is it 42? oh, boy, we should make a little ticker or something. boston here, these are high temperatures the next couple of days, chicago only gets to 9 on thursday for a high. 15 for friday and, of course, there will be windchills that are colder than this. i'll leave you just simmering on >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. it will be dry during the day but increasing temperatures. low 50s along the coast, mid to upper 50s for the rest of us. accuweather seven-day >> i'll tell you who does want this winter to end too, that would be the drought, that would be california but, look, 3 to 4 inches through the weekend. great news for northern california so some good things happening on the other side of the country. >> yeah, nice try. >> can't make up. >> you saw that too, lara. okay, ginger. time-out for ginger zee. >>> coming up, youth football coaches under fire on a new reality show. why are they encouraging players as young as 8 to

it's lexington and concord time. and there's no way that americans wouldn't get excited about that. america is what america is, and this is something that is hard wired into this country. i happen to think it's a beautiful thing. but it's not always reddly understandable -- readily understandable to people in the middle east. >> please. >> thank you. my name is jacob -- [inaudible] i'm a transatlantic are alsos student at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. the united states has only limited resources not only in terms of money, but in terms of time and attention, and i'm wondering whether you could identify whether there is a core conflict in the middle east that the united states should focus on most importantly in order to bring security to the middle east? is it the iranian conflict, the iranian nuclear programs, the arab-israel problem, what should united states really focus on as the top agenda point? >> so if you were sitting in the oval office, how would you have the president set his priorities, is that what you're saying? >> the middle east is caught in three

the -- lexington, kentucky. 23 points, florida within one. patrick young and the foul. huge plays. spurred by florida, less than five minutes to play. kicked out to michael fraser the third much florida leads doyle kennon 59-69. 17-straight wins. florida improves to 23 and 2. >> maryland taken on with the turks move to the big 10, the last scheduled game. jake layman no. nick fals yes. it's a put-back dunk. >> des wells - i think his foot is behind the line. he it -- he had 17. this is one reason or two that he has to go to the n.b.a., don't put the blue delves up by one. last seconds for maryland watch this. this is for the win. dan mitchell down low. how does that not go in. it doesn't. it bounces around. duke escapes 69 and 67. that's a look at sports. >> not to be stopped. thank you so much. an outbreak of measles forcing some sick children to be quarantined. we are shown what officials do to stop it. >> this woman greaves for her son. she buried him on thursday. he was sick since an infant. he got measles, it weakened his immune system he could not fight a pneumoni