meteorology katie fehlinger will track tomorrow's severe weather threat.ur team starts 4:30am here on cbs3 and continues on the cw at 7:00. and an interesting friday we'll get through through it. >> we earned our nice weekend. >> we did. >> kate, thank you very much. whatever kind of sport you like. lesley has you covered tonight. >> little bit of everything going on tonight. the eagles released that preseason schedule. the flyers playing the last game. exciting day at the masters and the phillies trying to take an opening series against a good red sox team so i'm working from home. i get on a video conference. with my boss, and my boss's boss. but i forgot to attach the presentation it sends in a flash, good thing i have fios. i don't and it was taking forever. we don't miss a beat. i'm yelling at the kids to get off wi-fi. get off the movies! get off the video games! i think i got a promotion. i think i need a new job. are you guys hiring. why settle when you can have you have fiber optics with a two year price guaranteed. fios. the fastest, most reliabl

meteorology katie fehlinger will track tomorrow's severe weather threat.ur team starts 4:30am here on cbs3 and continues on the cw at 7:00. and an interesting friday we'll get through through it. >> we earned our nice weekend. >> we did. >> kate, thank you very much. whatever kind of sport you like. lesley has you covered tonight. >> little bit of everything going on tonight. the eagles released that preseason schedule. the flyers playing the last game. exciting day at the masters and the phillies trying to take an opening series against a good red sox team lesley is here. it fighting with the chance to get over 500 tonight. >> they did well last night. they decided to keep everything the same. they a chance to within that series. to the game and the top of the third. former phillie shane victorino with the rbi single. david ortiz scores and they're not done. later on in the inning sander bogart with with the bases loaded triple. right fielder jeff francoeur can't get to it. that will make it five to nothing. read sock tack on another run that make it six

according to research published in the bulletin of the meteorological society, probably yes. and what about the winter of 2014, climate change or just wild weather? a study out of oxford university said that that event was probably climate change. california suffered through three years of debilitateing drought. was climate change to blame? probably not. california's drought, while extreme, is not an uncommon occurrence for the state. natural weather trends are the primary factors. still, extremes are becoming the norm. 2014 will go down as the warmest year ever recorded worldwide. for climate scientists understanding why is evolving with every event. california's storm of the decade may, in fact, be tied to a recently observed phenomenon known as atmospheric rivers. >> atmospheric rivers are here to stay. it's chalk full of water vapors, strong winds, and is carrying ten times the water. >> it seems to be very severe weather phenomenon. >> well, there is a lot to learn in terms of atmosphereic rivers behave, and now dust particles can impact clouds over the ocean and over la

security was impacted not only by their own water use, but climate change effects, affecting meteorologicals. exporting countries thousands of miles away in russia argentina, canada australia. >> one of the reasons why they often resist securitization of new issues new theme attics is they are seen as kinetic, first of all to apply force in the nation's interest in order to achieve some goals abroad. even within the military they as well are seeing wider views, wider perspectives on what the national security means and what the national security of our allies and trading partners mean. >> i read an analysis that identified syria as a place where if you need an example, there's an example. >> all right. it's an interesting case. syria has been badly led by serial authoritarian cruel regimes that killed thousands of civilians, is that not the problem. how am i supposed to believe water is at the heart of this? governance is an issue. governance and water is interrelated. prior to the arab spring we heard about the plausible impacts of changes in food prices on countries in the arab spring. we

. >> as pretty as it is now, it will be that icky tomorrow, meteorological term. rain and showers, don't see thunderstorms per se, but temperatures much cooler. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, temperatures still in the 70s, 76 now. our average high is only 66. so we got a break today. we're going to lose a bit tomorrow. wind south at 13. the winds will stay southerly through tonight and turn northeasterly tomorrow and that northeasterly wind brings in cooler air. here's where the frontal boundary is right now, cleveland to columbus back towards cincinnati. we're in good shape, but this will roll through tomorrow and give us the rain and showers and go south of us and that will allow cooler air to move in much of the day. yellow alert tomorrow for rain and showers primarily. bus stop temperatures in the 50s. prepare wet and cool, especially if you're north and west of town. southern maryland, you may have a dry morning, not so much after that. both commutes could be wet. if you're dry in the morning in southern maryland,

their meteorology department taking a look outside right now and we are socked in at the coast, definitely clear. and it's 51 degrees in san francisco. 66 in san jose. we do have the enhanced mean layer -- marine layer it's hanging very tight to the coast because you see this right here? this is the tail end of a very weak, dry cold front. and as it continues to sag down in a southerly direction it enhances that marine layer and we are seeing the inland areas and bayside scrub out from this stratus which is roughly about 1500 feet deep but it's going to reform again tonight and push on shore a good 50, 60- miles and we have this high trying to build in. we have a pressure gradient between them. therefore this windy conditions and then high pressure brings us warmer weather by thursday. all right, let's see who does see the clouds clear today. look at that right there. san mateo coast, no sunshine there at all today. and it lingers throughout the evening hours and we'll see earlier burnoose for your wednesday. but our temperatures are going to be very similar to today. all right, sun goes d

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i love good weather, meteorology in this case, sam. 53 from the tri-valley right now on you are our way to 79 degrees out there. today 76 right here in beautiful san jose >>> sounds delightful. thank you. >> not so delightful on southbound 101 >>> focusing on the high rising see the crawling vehicles? they're making their bend onto sub101. they have reopened all the -- but there's jammed traffic all the way down to the scene off of a major interchange and your northbound routes are starting to kick in as well. so silicon valley working as well. >>> okay. that's what's happening "today in the bay." hundreds defy a city forcing police to us canisters to clear t >> the massive polic appearing to restore today's orioles game be played without a a first in the history american sports. >>> 82-hour ordeal. dramatic new video o being freed from the hotel in nepal four the devastating eart nbc's richard engel

meteorology owe van i. good to see you man. >> how are you? >> here is the deal. told everybody we were going to mt. laurel they kept tweeting me saying you have got to meet this guy at mama's pizzeria a. >> and bristro. >> and bristro yes. >> he's all fancy got seating in the back, all of that. it looks like a small place but it is pretty big. >> well, you know, i'm a chef, been a chef for a very long time. >> where are you from? >> sicily. >> so you have been making pizza how long do you think? >> pizak start with pizak then fancy gourmet chef, about 40 years. >> so, they talk about the margarita pizza can you make me a margarita pizza? >> yes margarita grandma. >> that's another one,. >> who is mama by the way. >> my mother. my mother she teach me. >> how do do this? >> how to do from little kid i had the passion. >> what are those lil rounds ones? >> called the pinwheels. pepperoni cheese, make broccoli cheese, spinach and cheese. all different. like little pizza. >> here is the thing about you. you don't just make pizzas. >> no. >> what else can i get here? >

. >>> and i'm meteorology tom kierein. a warming trend. what's gone on over the last few days. >>> and "news4 midday" starts right now. >>> just this morning, a 10-inch noose found hanging from a tree on campus at duke university. we want to you look at this photo of a thin yellow rope posted on social media, and news about it also spread when the story made it into the school's daily newspaper. it was taken down just before 3:00 a.m. one blogger on tumblr wrote, the durham north carolina campus is a hostile environment for any and all people. two weeks ago white male students chanted a lynching song to her. after that incident university leaders sent out an e-mail affirming duke's commitment to racial equality. back to you. >>> this morning the university of virginia has an interim policy on sexual assault spelling out the school's expectations for all employees and students when it comes to reporting sexual assault and harassment. uva started to craft the new policy before the rolling stone article about an alleged rape at a frat house w

. >> i'm working on the meteorology. >> that's what she calls me. junior meteorologist wanna be. i'm trying to educate myself. keep working on it, larry. >> let me show you live doppler h.d. and we'll show you what's ahead at the marine layer and it is locked in at our beaches. as you recall the bay hardly saw the sun until later this afternoon when the sun started to break through. we are watching isolated showers developing and lightning strikes developing and isolated thunderstorms could rotate back toward the ukaya area and it's certainly a possibility this evening. compared to 24 hours ago it's ten degrees cooler in concord and 80 degrees cooler in livermore. most areas dropped by a few degrees later this afternoon compared to this time. it's going to stick around and we'll call it cloudy overnight with patchy drizzle and afternoon sun and inland tomorrow and we're looking at a few sprinkles possible on wednesday. the first one is just west of southern california and this is what helped to deepen the marine layer and another one near the gulf of alaska is going to drop down

. >> the desert in chile, a lot of people that are in to meteorology like myself know the name stands the single driest place in the world. parts of that area have not seen rain falling in over 400 years. the unpopulated region. then you get into some of the populated cities, 1991, the last time they saw rain fall in the town in northern chile. this particular region, also 1992 the last time they saw royal. you get less than one inch. before and after images -- this is 250 miles south of where the rainfall came down. the after images in the last few days of what is coming out of the region of chile. remarkable. the river bursting its banks. and of course the terrain there not accustomed to getting any moisture in recent decades getting this rainfall. but you look at some of the driest places on our planet on the western hemisphere, state of california, death valley, always stands out with the 40 millimeters on a good year. about 1.5 inches. in peru, about 2.25 inches of rainfall come down. then you get to the fractional number of arica and in northern chile, that is exactly why this t

. >> the head are really my friend jack here, fifth grade meteorology student, more napkins. >> what does zach thing. >> i think they are pretty good. >> he is being pretty kind. >> he is. >> but you know what. >> it just looks like they have had a nice of drinking. >> this one i will name mike. >> we know what the weather will be, it will be great. >> back to you. >> have you been watching this show blackish, really good and really funny. we have one of the stars of the show. >> that is right. >> maybe you have seen him doing stan you have, taking shaquille o'neal all-star comedy jam or serving as a guest correspondent on conn an. two time emmy nominated writer. do you want to hear some of his work. >> boom. >> some attorneys in san francisco and los angeles are calling for a ban on the ride share company uber. >> does uber pick up black passengers. >> of course, it does. >> yes, i believe so. >> then you tell those terence to catch a ride to shut up. >> hey welcome to philly. >> good to have you here. >> hey dion. >> how are you doing. >> where are you playing tonight. >> the heliu

meteorologist brittney shipp. as we head into the rest of today, our temperatures will range between 65 and 68 degrees, sunny and warm even warmer than what we saw yesterday. warming trend continues as we head back to work tomorrow. 72 degrees, plenty of sunshine. that changes as we head into tuesday. 70 with a chance of showers. we track another chance of showers friday and saturday but our temperatures stay mild all week long, in the 60s and 70s. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> now to a daring diamond heist. this one caught on camera. security camera footage capturing the brazen bandits in the act. now police in london are hoping it will help them track down these jewel thieves. nbc's kelly cobiella is standing by outside where this all went down. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. yes, this happened over the easter weekend. it is a four-day holiday in this country. police are calling it audacious. on the security camera you can see the

this is a meteorological term. think of it as a boiling kettle for instance. you take off the lid and the water boils over. that's exactly what happened with the environment. we just got so much heating from the sun that eventually it boiled over. the thunderstorms blew up expansively and we saw those thunderstorms quickly create the strong winds and tornadic development. we have the ongoing severe weather threat starting to diminish in the central parts of the united states. it's focusing on tomorrow's severe weather threat, which is going to be across the mid-atlantic states and here into the atlanta area in georgia. so anywhere along the east coast from the nation's capital to georgia all the way to the gulf coast, be on the lookout for strong weather tomorrow. >> derek, it's called a particularly dangerous situation. >> the national weather service described this thursday evening here in the united states as a particularly dangerous situation. >> when that warning goes out, people should take caution. >> absolutely. something they need to pay attention to.

you're going to hear that this is sort of a similar kind of meet meteorological situation. so we can have a little bit of sympathy for him. so i'm going to start with a bit of reading from the book and then move forward to talk about lamfant and this plan. the book begins wednesday, march 9th, 1791. the architect hadn't waited for another. eager to get to the bank and begin what promised to be the culminating work of a lifetime. the major was alone. he was unmarried. without family in the united states. if there had been any romantic ties in new york city, they had been cut. his father, once an accomplished painter for the court of louis xv had died years later. sheltered by the king's soldiers from the strikes, protests and bread riots proliferating elsewhere in the city. the french revolution was gaining steam, but lamfant wasn't dwelling on the troubles in his homeland. that is where his sights and thoughts remained. it would also require that he maintain the approval of the nation's most eminent leader, george washington. 28d be his destiny and his due. he carried a let

even the world media rope meteorological organization says methyl bromide is so destructive it significantly contributes to the thinning of the earth's stratospheric ozone layer. >> reporter: the father speak as man was found in a coma while his sons 14 year- old and 16 year-old and their mother teresa divine or having severe seizures according to the family's lawyer the pack the parent's condition improved after the family was airlifted back to the u.s. the mother released from hospital but the attorney said on saturday both of the boys remain in a coma german extol see an end in a statement that they are " looking into this matter internally and cooperating with authorities and they join the community in wishing them a speedy recovery. net valencia cnn net >> catherine heenan: and the new fallout from the rolling stones great scandal coming up what the fraternity at the center of the controversy now says it might do and next the cookie that is in such demand there is a booming of black market for it that information coming up next. the rld fild wi air but r pele wh co sometis brthinair n b

we also have my daughter caitlin starts penn state meteorology program in july.course the blue and white game today. and the bill anderson, i love it. what was the score? >> i don't know. i'm giving a speech. those glasses are so big i think i could see the future. >> exactly. share you're -- your '80s pictures. your our #fox29weekend. >> walking on sunshine into the break. >> it's absolutely tragic, a four-year-old child struck and killed in a hit-and-run in philadelphia. surveillance video from a nearby story captured the horrific scene. we're not showing the full video. it's just too hard to watch. the boy runs across the street. the suv hits the child once then again as it tries to swerve. police say a woman was behind the wheel and then took off. when you look at this video, you see one of many, many, hit-and-runs that are occurring on the streets of our communities today. the drivers of these vehicles are unconscionable. their actions are unconscionable. it's a cowardly, despicable act. they render no assistance. there's a reason they're running, of they dr

. >> meteorology. >> so jackie want to you do this forecast for me because i'm tire i have been talkingll day, all right. >> this friday, happy easter, it is going to be 68 degrees. >> that is right. >> look at the camera so everybody can see your cute face. >> holy saturday, it is 55 degrees. >> with. >> with a chance of sunshine. >> sunday. bright sunshine looking good. >> yep. >> what is the temperature. >> 62 degrees and how about monday for phillies opening day. >> 67 degrees with a chance of sunshine. >> there you go, is there your forecast, courtesy of jack, future meteorologist. >> great job, great job. >> he is a rock star i'm telling you. back to you. >> good job, jack. >> he did a wonderful job. >> wow. >> 8:46. bruce jener is facing a lawsuit following a deadly crash he was involve in earlier this year. >> dax, at tmz, what is surprised here, he is being sued, i don't think that is a surprise. >> no, everyone knew this wrongful death lawsuit would eventually happen. it sound like the woman that died her two step kid are banding together, they have lawyered up. they are plann

nbc meteorology bill karins has the details. bill, more snow? >> yeah a little built out of this.but all attention, jose 100% on the tornado threat. really, a handful of these days each spring. today and tomorrow one of them. hope they'll miss not hit. the setup here. we have warm winds out of the south coming off the gulf of mexico. already into the mid-60s, near 70 in st. louis. on the back side cold air. it's just a classic setup and recipe for severe weather. we already have strong storms. if you're in missouri you already keep an eye to the sky. severe thunderstorm watchbox producing baseball-size hail possible. not worried about a tornado threat. that's later this evening. round two is later, storms forming over top of wichita. enhanced risk. could go up to moderate later. new update around 1:00 this afternoon. from the ohio valley all the way back down into north texas with a chance of these storms. the worst of it though in this orange area. enhanced risk of severe weather. about 11 million people in this risk area where we expect the best chance of widespread severe storm

even the world meteorological organization says it's so destructive it continues to the thinning of theth's stratospheric ozone layer. >> it's scary to think the could happen to somebody you know. >> the father was found in a coma while his sons 14 and 16 and their mother were having severe seizure, according to families lawyer the parents' condition improved after the family was airlifted back to the u.s. the mother released from the hospital but the attorney said on saturday both of the boys remain in a coma. terminexsaid they are looking into this and are cooperating with the authorities and join the community in wishing them a speedy recovery. >> the last thing you anticipate happening ever. >> it's terrifying it is. >> it's invibl i visible, you never know when you go into a resort to trust your interests to heart. >> a luxury place, it was maybe a thousand dollars a night for avila. >> also it does feed though a luxury place, it feeds that xe naphobia the fear you go to the islands, what is going to happen? whoever heard of that pesticides making you that sick. >> we send our pray