we are on the lookout for ways to be more prudent. >> where in your community do you see alternative energy being used? >> you see hybrid cars and now in scores energy star appliances

. >> so it was a lookout, essentially >> it was a lookout. >> i doubt if we saw a japanese ship today>> it would probably say toyota on the side of it. >> they are really fun. if shows you what can you do in 60 seconds. >> the pri sidot maps. people -- presidio maps. people keep forgetting that the army was a major presence. before the city was functioning, the army was functioning. and there are maps from the 1800's that show the farmhouses in the valley, the eureka valley, and mission district that were done by the army. so the army is its own resource for the history of the city before there was a building department. they would have everything. you could find out what was the original house in an area. again, this is the 1800's more than the 1900's. but the earthquake obliterated a lot of records. >> there's the survey map that the government did. that's a great resource to just kind of show -- you know, we saw that map on the grid pattern. they had that, like i said, on maps in 1968. but there's no streets yet. but the coast survey map will show you where there are streets put in

take a lookout side chilly this morning. temperatures in the 40s for the most part.ing low 50s. 47 for folks in the warmest spots inland. 49 right now mostly clear. later on today, temperatures significantly warmer, upper 70s for the warmest spots inland, mid-60s by the coast plenty of sunshine there as well. it will be one of those days you see folks out at baker beach, china beach, san francisco shore line down right gorgeous. don't get used to it we have changes let's enjoy it while it lasts. temperatures south bay, 74 cupertino, 74 campbell, los gatos. 66 pacific coo. heading inland, temperatures mid-to upper 70s. folks in antioch and brent wood, 75 oakland and 73 richmond farther north, similar temperature range, 64 bodega bay and venetian. >>> something for everyone. we begin to cool tomorrow wednesday, down right blustery along the coast, thursday we throw in a chance of showers, chilly enough where we could see a snow flake or two, right around 2500 feet. low enough for some of our local mountains by friday, if the clouds clear out in time we could see a litt

then we turn around and hear that noise coming down the road and we lookout side and there is the water flowing right down. >>> the city is trying to shore up the pipeline that burst march 24th, some neighbors have little faith about the culvert up stream. >> we called downtown no body came no body fixed it or fixed it once and threw the wood on the side and finally one neighbor went down and undammed the thing and that is the first flood in capatolla. >> they have been looking out the figure out what happened they have some ideas, haven't finalized their thoughts we hope to have their thoughts in the next couple weeks. >> a lot of the businesses are open this weekend but many are still sporting signs like this saying closed the door still caked with mud and across the street over here you can see sand bags and dumpster ready for continued clean up operation. >> we always come to the lavender store we have for years. >> today it is closed indefinitely. >> for them to lose all their product that is a heart break. >> down the block a flood sale. >> it seemed like a lot of people came down

. >>> car owner les in san francisco are being told to be on the lookout. car thefts and burglaries are on the rise in the city. a police report shows city wide 905 cars have been stolen in the city this year. car burglaries are also up 22% with more than 2500 break ins. >>> the search continues for a truck driver that hit phone lines on highway 101 and caused a huge traffic jam. we first showed you this at 5:00. it happened at the broadway exit on millbrae. they saw a flat bed truck tear the lines down. >> we don't know what the reason is he hit the lines. we could have avoided a lot of the backup if motorists would have taken alternate routes. >> the highway patrol says it's possible the truck driver might not realize he hit those lines. here is the license plate number. 4r23454. >>> time now is 4:35. let's go to sal. >> we had a garbage truck on fire. moments ago they rolled it off the freeway. they may be now making it to the candle stick exit and southbound 101 was much better. they were running a series of traffic brakes. it was a problem for about tw

>>jacqueline: live lookout side, this evening a few clouds streaming over especially offshore.e will see if you high clouds this evening. here's a look at tonight into tomorrow. breezy out there now, those high clouds into tomorrow morning mostly clear skies and by the afternoon winds coin to be picking up tomorrow. temperatures dropping a couple more degrees, then we will starter warm up as we head into the weekend. radar pictures showing the storm of to the north not really affecting us accept cooling from the high clouds. tomorrow really going to affect us in terms of wind. starting the day wind speeds not too bad that they will increase in the later morning and early afternoon hours. winds getting into the upper 20s in san francisco and the gusts even stronger than that in the afternoon. temperatures again a couple degrees cooler tomorrow afternoon. 58 san francisco, 60 said roof fell. 57 half moon bay, 55 san jose and 54 in fremont. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay, cooler temperatures expected tomorrow but that's it for the cool down. we're starting to warm up

>>pam: police in the north bay are on the lookout for suspicious person who tried to lure young girls into his vehicle. it happened to on monday afternoon. police say the man targeted and 11 year-old girl. she got away. police detective describes what happened. >> we received a record of 11 year-old girl who had come home from middle school, she got off at the bus stop and was on her way of walking home when a man and a lack of fan, cold alongside her and asked her if she wanted a ride home. she said no, of ran down the street until about firm lane and when she turned around the van was gone. the man is described as a male white, 30 to 40 years old with short hair cut, stocky build. this is the first to report that we've had here in regards to this particular man in the stand. a man matching that description in the same describe divan, driving around the middle school in san >>pam: the detective said zero school districts have been notified regarding this suspicious person. each cluster from is stepping up patrols around schools in both cities. muni workers have a no-strike clause in

. >>> people who live in portola valley are, once again, being told to be on the lookout for a mountainion. someone 1309ed the animal monday night on -- spotted the animal monday night. as a result of the sitings -- sightings, a meeting will be held at sequoia high school. the meeting starts at 7:30 and it is open to the public. >>> meanwhile, mountain lion tracking has gone high tech in the bay area. one group is installing high- definition cameras to keep an eye on mountain lions 24 hours a day. the battery-operated cameras are able too take, clear color pictures of the roaming mountains during the day. the the same cameras -- the same cameras get the same during the night. >> many species of wildlife won't come out when there's people around. so having this will allow us to see a lot more. >> right now the group as has 50 cameras all over the bay area. next week, it plans to add a few more at tilden park in the east bay hills. >>> a closer look at noontime stocks. people appear to be spending more in this weak economy and we'll tell you why that is not necessarily good news >>> tikin

all the companies involved are warning customers to be on the lookout for spam, but asked -- that asked for their personal information. >> japanese engineers have failed in their second attempt to stop a leak of highly radioactive water spilling into the pacific ocean from the damaged nuclear plant. crews have tried to use concrete, sawdust, newspapers, even diaper chemicals to plug the leak, all we no result. the crack is in a maintenance pit. they found no other leaks. officials say it could take several months to get the fugue folk plant under control. >>> another big fundraiser for japan held by the a's in oakland coliseum. at least 20,000 fans showed up for japanese heritage day before the a's faced off against seattle. the pregame ceremonies including taiko drummers, free t-shirts, and hideki matsui appeared on the field before the first pitch. the a's have raised $50,000 and will donate $1 to every ticket sold to japanese earthquake relief efforts. >> a major recall of turkey burgers. some have already been sick 'ed, possible live by sam nellie. -- salmonella. the baby eagles who

who was critically injured during the opening day attack in los angeles and police will be on the lookout for rowdy, drunken behaveer. >> we hope people are there to have a good time and enjoy the game. there will be a physical presence of police on the inside and outside. so we don't expect any problems. >> police are also urging plans to alert security of problems. they can text security. >>> a driver-through fund- raiser is being held right now for brian stow. the money collected will go to a trust fund established by stow's mother. stow remains in the hospital in critical condition. in the meantime, the los angeles county board of supervisors are offering a $100,000 -- offer $100,000 reward for information leading to the two suspects in the attacks. >>> deliberations are underway in thed about's try. the jury asked -- in the barry bonds's trial. the jury asked to hear back critical testimony from one witness. allie rasmus has more. she's live. >> reporter: the second day of the jury deliberation process kicked off around 8:30 this morning. that's about the same time that barry bonds w

. >> reporter: those aboard the special safety train today are not only on the lookout for thieves but pedestrians and drivers illegally crossing railroad tracks. >> the first line of defense we have is that horn. and you whistle and you whistle and whistle. they don't get off and then you have to put the train in emergency. >> reporter: we spoke to several engineers, one in particular who told us about a tragedy that still haunts had him. a military officer in a hurry to beat a train. it takes a mile to stop a train going 55 miles an hour. >> when i got out, there was a picture of -- it looked like he in a cap and gown with his dad. on the other side of the picture, he and a baby -- that was tough. >> reporter: union pacific police, along with local police, conducted arrests and issued citations along today's route. in berkeley this afternoon, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> the clock may no longer strike at midnight for some weekend b.a.r.t. riders. b.a.r.t. is considering a six-month test run this fall that would keep trains running until 1:00 a.m. for r

. >>> be on the lookout for a mountain lion. someone spotted the animal monday night. it may have been heading to portola green circle. the result of those sitings a safety meet willing be held tonight. officials from the department of fish and game, redwood city police department are expected to attend. that meeting starts at 7:30 and it's open to the public. mountain lion tracking has gone high-tech. they are installing hie definition cameras to keep an eye on mountain lions 24 hours a day. they are able to take clear color pictures of roaming mountain lions throughout the day. they also use modern night vision technology to get black and white video of the big cats at night. >> many species in the wild don't come out until people are not around. >> they have 50 cameras posted all over the bay area. >>> now to a story you will only see here on 2. a hayward soldier on leave from iraq is pleading for the person who stole his car to return it. california national guardsman car was taken from his driveway on monday. he says everything he owns was in that car and that inc

>>pam: be on the lookout for suspicious person trying to lure young girls into his vehicle. that's a warning from officials today, the police are asking residents to be on alert following a recent incident involving an 11 year-old girl. it happened to in san anselmo monday afternoon. kron 4 learned the suspect may have been spotted near a middle school in a neighboring sitting. >>haazig: trying to lower and 11 year-old girl in to his van by offering her a ride home from school. that is what the police say it has suspicious man tried to do recently on san anselmo ave. he's described as a white male, 34 years old with short hair and a stocky build. driving a black cargo van similar to this one with two passenger windows like these you see here. police detective to lead said a suspect matching that description not driving a similar vehicle was recently spotted a few miles away driving around the middle school in san rafael. >> when i ask the citizens of the what true for attention to this particular man in a black van, she described it to me as a plane creek the van that was dr

. >> police are warning that live near a popular park to be on the lookout for a mountain lion lion heas in backyard when he saw the animal move along the creek. they are monitoring the situation. >> they are looking for people that illegally dumped 12 tons of garbage in a household. >> it's expensive to clean up. >> any time we have a large scale dumping we do have to see if it contains hazardous materials so we know how to properly dispose of them. >> kristen: it didn't contain any toxic materials. >> eric: an apple a day keeps the doctor a day may be true for women in menopause. researchers studied 160 women, half of them ate dried apples and the other half ate prunes. women in the apple group lost more weight about three pounds and they saw 23% decrease in bad cholesterol as well as 12% increase in good cholesterol. the study results were presented today in a conference in washington, d.c.. >> kristen: you protect your credit card and other financial information, right? but why you need to be worried about your e-mail address. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san rafael where an accu

but -- baltimore city, but be onthe lookout for the snow. 695 at providence road, traffic is moving well. but we have two accidents. one downtown baltimore. president and lum bard. police are -- lum barred. police are directing can -- lum barred. and -- lum bard. -- lumbard. >>> some of us have a memory tied to brooks robinson. maybe you looked up to him or if you were lucky to meet him gloirk he is one of the nicest men around. nets hospital -- him, he is one of the nicest men around. linda so has the latest on his condition. >> reporter: he released a statement from the hospital to say he was doing fine. his number 5 is a legend here and we are hoping he will pull through. he was scheduled for a outpatient procedure at gbmc but the night before he developed a fever and infectionp his doctors treated -- infection. his doctors treated him and he is responding well. he said i am pleased to say that i continue to remain can cancer free after my treatment in 2009i ask you give me privacy and i look forward to a full recovery and thank you for your prayers. brooks played for the orioles from

it doesn't matter who you are or where you live, they'll be on the lookout.write tickets to save lives. ( seat belt clicks ) click it or ticket. >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line mapping systems that can be used to find businesses or get driving directions or check on traffic conditions. all digital maps. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to better support what departments do. >> you imagine all the various elements of a city including parcels and the critical infrastructure where the storm drains are. the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants

be on the lookout. i guess i will begin martin. >> i would like to call this meeting to order. may i have a roll call please? >> commissioner zuckerman? commissioner ben-ezra? chair lacroix? we are expecting commissioner liang, plus some of our executive committee. are there any you commissioners i missed? we are expecting at least two more. that concludes the call to order and the roll call. >> before we have commissioner comments, i recommend we call the supervisor of so he can make his comments. you are in no hurry? you want to be last? all right. i will open it up to and the commissioners that would like to make some kind of introductory comments before we start listening to the testimony. commissioner joseph? vice chair joseph: i wanted to say our youth and our young citizens are our future. entertainment, music, and dance gatherings are vital in molding a character come out responsibility, and interpersonal social relationships. paul simon always said every generation throws paper he wrote up the pop charts, and that is true. in world war two, swing dancing took people ha

submitting, which detailed an instance when they measured cumulative rf levels above fcc levels at lookout mountain colorado. but then the testimony -- and they testified to the local government debt delimits did not exceed fcc levles. -- levels. >> we are a small group of local north beach residents who live within 25 to 50 feet of the proposed antenna. we do not have the funds to hire a lawyer. we do not have the funds to hire a professional. but our concern is very real. i just wanted to remind you that ceqa says the environmental document that is approved is appealable to an elected body. we respectfully submit that in this individual site in a residential area, it cannot be valley waited alone, and therefore is not exempt from ceqa. we are not necessarily saying that it requires the i r -- eir. but evidence indicates there are 550 reported in tennis by the cellular industry, 308 proposed on their plan, and additional antennas not on their plan, according to -- president chiu: thank you. that concludes the appellative for a bottle. that includes oral argument on items 17 through 19. fi

>>pam: police in the north they are on the lookout for a suspicious person who tried to lure the young it happened on the 1500 block of san anselmo ave. police say the man targeted an 11 year-old girl however, she did get away. police detective describes what happened. >> received a report an 11 year-old girl who had come home from middle school, she got off the bus stopped at san anselmo ave. she was walking home when a man in a black of van pulled alongside her and asked her if she wanted a ride home. she said no, ran down the street to about fern lelane and when she turned around the van was no longer there. the man is described as a male white, 30 to 40 years old with short hair cut, a stocky build. this is the first report we've had in san anselmo in regards to this particular man in this van. i did receive information from a citizen stating that she observed on man matching that description in the same described van. detective >>pam: says both san anselmo and the san with all school districts have been notified regarding this suspicious per cent in each police to permit is steppi

. >> so be on the lookout for changes in the skin that could be warning signs of cancer. that's how valerie's was detected. >> what we ask families to look for are moles or freckles that are changing in character over a very short period of time. they're growing, changing in colors, the borders or the edges are becoming very irregular. >> you also need to keep applying that sunscreen, even if your skin is naturally brown. if you love winter sports, keep in mind that the snow intensifies the sun's damaging rays. so, put on sunscreen when you're on the slopes, as well. and avoid tanning beds! teenagers who go to tanning beds definitely are thinking about right now, and not their future. valerie's future looks good because her melanoma was found early enough for effective treatment. and now she knows that even a suntan can be dangerous. >> i like the look of a sun tan, yeah, i try to get pretty dark myself. >> well, i have a sun tan now so if i said i didn't i'd be kind of a hypocrite. >> looks like we need to rethink what looks good! remember, when your skin changes color t

>> if i had any inclination whatsoever that they're gearing towards that, you know, i'd be on the lookoute certainly hope so. that's what's so important to keep those big tvs and games in family rooms where you can just -- >> you have to supervise. >> keep an eye on what your kids are watching. >>> a celebration aboard a boat ends up with the birthday boy in handcuffs. we'll show you what went wrong. >>> and energy overload, the staggerimoricity one bay area researcher says pot >>> it is straight out of the movie "hangover." a man is in jail after he was found in a stolen yacht in san francisco. that boat found in ocean beach. "the dancing wolf" was reported stolen from vallejo. when cops arrived they found an unidentified man inside the boat, drunk. yesterday was his 35th birthday. after further investigation, he was a parolee with no bail warrant. >>> indoor pot growers use 1% of the entire u.s. energy supply. this comes from a new report by lawrence berkeley national lab. one of the analysts, everyo say growers create 17 million metric tons of carbon dioxide every year. after medical m

are there signs parents should be on the lookout for? was she aware of the severity of the drugs her son was taking in college? >> i think that case is not unique. lots of young people go off to college and if you have talked to mary bono, she talks about her son having gone off to college and what happened with prescription drugs. among all lot of young people, they go into the college life of an drugs through a prescription or through a friend. it is easy to move into these other things, but some of the warning signs can be not attending class, bad grades, a change in personality, a change in physical appearance like weight loss and parents need to be able to ask those questions. do you see it as an unintended consequence that folks are switching to pharmaceuticals? we see a rash of heroin deaths where they save my kids started with prescription products and moved on and that resulted in almost instantaneous death? how you collect -- how do you connect that parallels? >> the prescription drug problem started at around 2002. it has only

the alert also tells you what you can do, such as being on the lookout for a particular person. to sign up to receive the alerts online, go to dhs.gov. coming up next, "60 minutes" investigated him. now his home state is investigating him as well. author and speaker greg mortenson. ,,,, >> smith: we have an update now on a story steve kroft reported last sunday on "60 minutes." his investigation of the bestselling author and inspirational speaker greg mortenson turned up questions about his book, his charitable foundation and his finances. now, as chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian reports, mortenson is the target of a government inquiry. >> reporter: the greg mortenson "three cups of tea" controversy has now spilled into his home state. the montana attorney general announced he's looking into the management and financial affairs of the nonprofit behind its leader's storybook success, the central asia institute. >> the issue with charities and people with strong personalities who create the charity is that so often there's a balance between doing good and doing wel

. >> reporter: it was an alert guard in a lookout tower that noticed a man and woman strand in chilly bay waters near the prison. >> as the officer was at his post tonight, he heard something emanating from the water and looked down and saw two individuals out in the water and they were definitely in distress. >> reporter: around 1:15 a.m., the guard called for help and that's when inmates here at san quentin prison sprang into action. they're part of a fire department and jumped into the water to help try to save the couple. when firefighters arrived just minutes later, inmates were administering cpr to the man, who had gone into cardiac arrest. >> the second victim was still down on the shore. we had a rope rescue. >> reporter: the pair left the dock around 10:00 last night and ran into mechanical trouble. >> the boat capsized somewhere in the bay and from what we have been told, they actually were out in the water for about an hour to an hour and a half and the current led them to our shoreline. >> reporter: the man was not wearing a lifejacket but the woman was. she was treated fo

friday's wedding of prince william and kate middleton, this king of royal correspondents will be on the lookout for next big scoop. >> i think it is a great story, yeah. it is a brilliant story. >> reporter: natalie morales, nbc news, london. >> six days and counting. that is "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. for lester holt and for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching. us at nbc news, thanks for watching. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. the giants fan brutally beaten outside dodgers stadium last month remains in critical

today, while the coast guard remains on the lookout for tar balls, the beaches appear oil free. still, businesses in this resort area say some effects from the spill linger. tourism still hasn't recovered from the environmental disaster. hotel vacancies are up, room rates are down, and some retailers have closed up shop entirely. >> this is great with capris or even like a bathing suit coverup. >> reporter: traci macaro is fighting to keep her boutique, ooh lala, open. she says before the spill tourists flooded her cheap chic clothing store in orange beach. now, they're only trickling in. >> we've had a few good weeks you know, here and there, different spring breaks that have come in, but overall in this particular location we're still down about 50%. >> reporter: for many businesses along the alabama coast, the scarcity of tourists isn't their only problem. they say an even bigger one is getting the gulf coast claims facility to hand over money from b.p.'s $20 billion compensation fund. >> this is all of the analysis of our sales year over year. >> reporter: chuck smith submit

moreover pensions lookouts as well as salaries and social diminished. his bullshit of the crisis is the result of the country's split into twenty years ago to call you mr i mean that's why half of the nation plays no part in the country's laws. or otherwise this is one cause of the deep crisis we're going through with the kooky. according to europe against its six lanphier it is the poorest country in the european union today. as local nationalists look to blame russian speaking nonresidents people are leaving the country in large numbers in search of a better life. clashes population has shrunk on move them fifteen percent since independence according to latvia as foreign policy institute each year some twelve thousand people leave the country for good. the u.k. is their most popular destination. the british filmmaker cameron north described the problem in his documentary. with a lot of things comes. first the only reasons is the economy nothing. in life not as much was a pretty good living partly because of nationalism being mad about nash's and robin

all of the companies involved have warned people to be on the lookout for spam asking for personal information> scientists are taking a new approach to security over the internet using their huge super come -- supercomputers to analyze suspicious activity. richard hart reports on the drive to discover the fingerprint of hackers. >> a fire wall protects a computer by filtering out suspicious content. >> so the state-of-the-art would be i know this computer with this name is bad. it is doing bad things. i will block that. >> like wheeze, the anti-virus software searches a computer for suspicious content. now researchers at lawrence livermore lab have devised a new way. instead of monitoring content they monitor behavior. if a computer behaves suspiciously, they pull its plug to the network. the heart of the technology is an agent on every desk top. a tiny app that takes up almost no memory and acts as a psychiatrist. it uses techniques to help them on a supercomputer to do something impossible a few years ago. build a software model, the activity of all of the lab's 40,000 unclassified computers

valued at around $450m, but with a full time scouting department of 20...the club is constantly on the lookout for fresh talent... >>fallows: we look at everything from senior football right the way down to local scouting of 7, 8, 9 year olds. >>reporter: backed by a multibillionaire, and given that in the last transfer window, the club spent around $200m, the temptation is to think that city's scouting programme largely revolves around waving a fat chequebook. but here they still regard good scouting as being crucial to the clubs financial health... >>fallows: if we find the right players at an earlier age they are going to cost the club a lot less money. also what we aim to do is save the club money in every single transfer window by keeping away the 20, 25, 30 million players that might be wrong for the club. >>reporter: according to uefa, 50% of europe's clubs are now losing money every year, and spending through the last transfer window in the big 5 leagues was down 30%. in short, discovering cheap talent is becoming increasingly important, as are the tools to do so which is where the sco

right now police on the lookout for two missing teenage eringz. now, take a look at these two faces. 15-year-old stevonya reid and 17-year-old destiny magana last seen yesterday afternoon. the pair was outside rich and montgomery high. now, reid's family beliefs she may be in need of some sort of medical attention, so it's important if you've seen either one of these teenagers, please let the cops know. >>> the rain is back, but is it going to last long enough to mess with your morning commute. that's the big question. >> i would just flan on leaving a little early. nothing crazy heavy overnight but it will be a wet morning commute. let's start with live doppler. you can access this on our website wusa9.com and our interactive radar is also on our website. click on the weather tab. you can see some light rain and somehowers out to the -- showers out to the west. a little bit of a wet snowflake showing up now and some more showers down to the south in southern maryland through much of charles county and st. mary's county. it's going to intensify be

. >> reporter: san francisco police say a woman should be on the lookout. a man grabbed a jogger and raped her around 4:30 on friday. police developed a sketch and just made an arrest. they say 18-year-old xavier neil from san francisco is facing rape and kidnapping charges. kinney said the attack happened in an area she already avoids. but dog walkers like john king jr. visit the area daily. king said police canvassed the park today. he told officers to increase patrols near the dog run. >> they generally patrol down the other side. i said come up here because the probability of something happening down there is less than it would be up here because of the isolation factor. >> reporter: a barng the sexual assault is not posted at krorker amazon. but as word spreads, parkgoers are on alertful even with the suspect in custody, police say it is best to be aware of your surroundings. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> what caused the near disaster with southwest airlines? initial reports indicate a basic wear and tear. the southwest plane which triggered

are there signs that parents should be on the lookout for?as she aware of the severity of the drugs, the prescription drugs her son was taking in college? guest: the case karen perry is not unique. lots of young people go off to college. if you interview and talk to congress mary bono mack, she talks about her own songs -- her own son going off to college and using prescription drugs. among young people, they go into the college life, aderol and other types of drugs through a prescription or a friend, it is pretty easy to move into these other things. some of the warning signs can clearly big not attending class, bad grades, a change in personality, a change in physical appearance, weight loss e,tc. parents need to be able to ask those questions. >> go back to the border -- do you see it as an onion -- an unintended consequence that folks are switching to pharmaceuticals? we have seen a rash of heroin dedeaths were parents say they started with prescription drugs and they were no longer powerful enough. that might have resulted in instantaneo

and parts ourselves because we don't expect our electronics industry to recover any time soon the lookout for america has suspended its space shuttle program and will use ships and start he thinks a use patients alone can insure the normal operation of the s s. yes i think so russia has been sending crews to the i s s on so you space ships for the past two years shuttle supplies to the i s s to deliver foreign astronauts or take them back to worth like replacing italians with canadians or canadians with germans but we definitely can handle the job if we have to launch four man spaceships and five cargo craft planned so. it's a pavement of think you very much for this interview. just . wealthy british. margetts why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy. on our t.v. if. if . in moscow she's available in hotels. want to know. also to keep a promise it is called us moto east west never told. his story. capturing the city. called small. madame. the strength for us to tropicana hutto. top stories this hour on r.t. casualties rise in libya as colonel gadhafi is desperately

be on the lookout and a mixture >>> and we're going to see a few extra clouds as we head through sunday. right now, low clouds and probably a little bit of drizzle in a few spots. off to the west, more clouds. that system will weaken by the time it reaches the bay area, but it willnd toss more clouds r way today. highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. tomorrow for the north bay, a chance of a few showers, cool and breezy start to the week. and we warm up nicely, highs closer to 70 by friday. >>> now here is jenna. >>> and now to the royal wedding just 19 days away and we have surprising new details about who will be in attendance. live in london we have the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jenna. deciding who to innovate and who not to invite to your wedding can be, let's say, a little bit tricky. when it's a royal wedding, you can imagine the diplomatic issues involved but it is the invitation from william and kate's personalized that really got people talking this morning. it is the must-have ticket to the social event much of the decade. kate and william's choices of gues

. >>> san francisco car owners are being warned to be on the lookout.ar thefts and burglaries in the city are on the rise. 905 cars have been stolen in san francisco so far this year. that's 10% more than this time last year. car burglaries are also up 22% with more than 2500 break-ins. santarosa police say they've arrested two women who may be linked to at least eight vehicle robberies. in santa rosa, marin county and as far south as san mateo. officers found the women after noticing a stolen vehicle from oregon on mendocino avenue. they traced the honda to the nearby gold coin hotel where the women were staying. they say the women were charged with eight counts of stolen property possession. >>> 7:31. the marin county humane society investigating reports of animal cruelty. now, investigators believe several teenagers poisoned a dog with alcohol during a recent party in mill valley. the 15-year-old dog died. the teenagers apaintly gave the dog a deadly amount of liquor in their water bowl. no adults were presently -- were reportedly present at the part

as we lookout side peak spring weather for us means something entirely different, mild pattern across the bay slightly cooler temperatures mix of clouds out there today and as i said slight chance of showers lingers in our forecast here for the next couple days, not going to ruin anybody's easter egg hunt or parade or whatever festivities you have including your golf game shower activities that show up will be brief and light. i expect nothing more than a few drops as we see most of the moisture today is lost in the form of cloud layers in and around the bay partly cloudy throughout the region. slightly cooler today mostly cloudy conditions at the beach where that better chance of rain arrives here through the afternoon and abegun we will continue with the chance of showers through the weekend but there is probably more rain drops in this picture than we will see across the area. if we get anything at all, as we see a relatively weak pattern, diffuse cloud cover and as it thins out so goes the chance of showers even in the high country sierra where they are looking at a threat of snow

>> oakland police are on the lookout this morning for a suspect in a deadly shooting. the victim's body was found on seventh avenue near lake merit just before six yesterday evening, and police have not said what the motive might be. >>> a newark man charged in the murder of his children's mother. police found jason monroe with blood on his hands and clothes on wednesday outside of his house. the body of advantage lean contillo was found inside the home. monroe was convicted of battery against her earlier this month. >>> in other bay area headlines this morning, muni passengers and a driver are recovering from a pepper spray attack. two men were harassing a teenage girl on a packed bus friday when one of them grabbed her, apparently,. she pepper-sprayed them, and the pepper spray affected two others and a driver. they were treated at the scene. police questioned the men apparently harassing them, but released them because the girl didn't want to file charges. >>> the party is over for now. the cinco de mayo parade will not happen, and no one knows when it will return.

. >>> police in san leandro are on the lookout for a group of burglars that recently netted a pretty valuable haul of goods. but, you know, forget all the usual targets, you know, banks, jewelry shops, retail stores. as our christin ayers shows us, it was a human hair heist. >>> reporter: at first blush, it looks like any other break- in a man captured on surveillance video kicks down the door of hair diva's distributors, three others follow him in. >> i got robbed. >> reporter: but these thieves weren't after money. this was a high-end hair heist. >> each of the suspects ran into the business, grabbed armfuls of hair extensions and then exited the business. >> reporter: that's right. those are the thieves hauling pricey human hairpieces smiling as they make off with the manes. >> i worked hard, of course to get this business off the ground. and i don't appreciate being robbed. >> reporter: other than ann davis says hair divas is the only bay area business of its kind offering human hair directly from india. women there sacrifice their hair for religious reasons. davis buys it to cre

. >> they are warning people to be on the lookout for a mountain lion.reported seeing the mountain lion near the osage station park. they saw him moving along the san ramon creek. fish and game are monitoring the situation. >> across the bay, in san mateo county, a bay area wild cat advocacy group will hold a meeting tonight in redwood series after a series of mountain lion sights. one was found and shot last month in redwood city. two more big cats were spotted near a college and there have been two more sightings in woodside. tonight's meeting will include elected officials and law enforcement. it starts at 7:30 at at the choir yeah high school in redwood city. >> a family got quite a shock when the family cat turned up with an arrow sticking out after it's head. the cat max is recuperating. it went through his ear and the cat is doing really well. santa cruz animal officials say he was shot with a 12 inch arrow. it went through one ear and on into the base of its head. they are searching the neighborhood trying to identify a possible suspect. person r