pair that with this house we just got from mother nature there. is a nice layer of snow. >> we take everything we can get. mother nature makes a big difference. >> two nights with below freezing temperatures would be enough snow to get jeers on the runs here and he they plan to be the first open. >> everyone does a snow dance out there, maybe this weekend. >> so here is hoping. the snow continues to fall so all of you viewers in san francisco can make it up this weekend. also, if you plan to head to mountains be prepared because we never know what mother nature can do. back to you in the studio. >> genea, go get warm now. >> wild pictures. >> yes. >> we're working on snow dances. let's talk about the wind here last night. >> yes. sandhya patel keeping an eye on that. we have the accu-weather forecast. yes. >> it's hard to miss the wind last nicht you probably heard winds houling. cha thaimpked. it's cold up here, i'm prepared. don't worry. for thofs you watching live doppler 7 our radar is tracking showers and it's light returns around santa cruz

>> mother nature is saying listen to and respect me. respect it. listen to the warnings. if you are asked to evacuate, do it. i have seen so many times that one holdout. you hate to lose life but you have the chance. we give you the warning. do take that. katie: ginger, thanks so much for coming by. we appreciate it. we will be right back. katie: everyone in our studio audience as we mentioned was affected by hurricane sand and he many are displaced living with relatives or in rented homes. you have seen the pictures but now we want to talk about some of the comforts that they were missing the most in the ftermath of sandy. crissy is from shark river hills, new jersey. i know one of the things that you missed especially are some of the family traditions that you have enjoyed your whole life. they were pout hold after sandy, right? >> they were. some were physical, recipes, table cloths, decorations that we use with the holidays. i have four young girls. outings or certain things we did in the holidays fell by the wayside in the chaos of the moves. we have been in three re

mother nature has put her foot down or high heel, summer is gone. any kind of heat. >> the monster boot is down. >> jessica wants a portable heater on the set. i'm not kidding. >> i believe you. >> thanks, jeff. >>> coming up, the mysterious barge in the bay area and what google may have to do with it. >>> there is something in the water and it could be google's top secret project. they are building a floating data center off treasure island. it will be powered and cooled by ocean water saving millions of dollars in electricity. google was granted a patent for a water-based data center. no comment from the dpeent. >>> you can interact and exchange gifts on twitter. here's how it works. you send a tweet and that person will give a $5 digital gift certificate. you have to be linked to starbucks.com for it to work. >>> students who get concussions on the field may need time away from class. the american academy of speed y -- pediatrics. kids could have trouble remembering what they have learned and learn new materials. >>> barry bonds is back in the he

in california, you're forced to be patient. >> keeping really careful tabs on mother nature. we're going to be watching the forecast. >> our habitat changed. in fact, many water districts say their systems aren't as taxed because more people are conserving, which is good. >> we have enough water to use, but we don't have enough to waste. >> reporter: the rainy season begins november first. it lasts until march, which means it is going to be spring before we have any idea whether or not there is hasn't tour water conservation in our future. ann notarangelo, kpix 5 in antioch. >>> now to chief meteorologist paul deanno. been a long time since we have seen an october this dry. >> reporter: back in 1980, right before ronald reagan was elected president. we will do that again this year. here is the radar. had a couple sprinkles around the bay area. we are zero for october in san jose. zero for october in livermore. we are officially zero for october in san francisco. i am not looking at any rainfall over the next couple days. you know where we did see precipitation? in the sierra.

. >> reporter: realizing mother nature wouldn't wait for the government to figure things out. the governors of tennessee and north carolina brokered a deal to get the national park gates back open, but the damage was already done. a study by western carolina university shows what local businesses already know. north carolina and tennessee lost more than $30 million in visitor spending, 12 million in lost wages, and 3 million in local and state taxes. while some businesses wilted, others flourished. >> fortunately, the people that were in the park had 48 hours to get out. then immediately we, as a city, wanted to help them -- those folks coming out find a place to go camping and places to stay. >> reporter: there may be better news for tennessee and north carolina. the states may get a partial refund on the money used on get the park back open. regardless of what happens in washington, d.c., mother nature is already putting on a show in the smokies. >> i think it's a really good timing with the peak right now at 4,000 feet is really pretty. we have a couple more weeks, two or t

and are we ever messing with mother nature. we just broke through 400 parts per million of co2 in the atmosphere. after at least 800,000 years -- which, by the way, longer than homosapiens has been a species -- at least 800,000 years in the range between 170 and 300. our whole species has come to the success that we have seen on this planet in a safe window of 170 to 300 parts per million of co2 in the atmosphere and we have now broken out of it. the entire history of our species from 170 to 300 and we have now broken out of it. and it's not just 400. it's 400 and climbing. move from our atmosphere to our oceans. our oceans are asid fighting at the fast e -- acidifying at the fastest rate ever recorded. you have to go millions of years back into the geologic record to find anything comparable. and when you go there, what else do you find when you lack back to those points in the ancient geologic record? it isn't pretty. in fact, it's down right ominous. the second lesson is that the cause of such a calamity can be a perfectly n

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apparently mother nature heard our calls and now we're talking one to two inches. storm team 4 is showing you where the rain is. that rain coming in fairly quickly now and starting to overspread the entire area. over through the i-95 corridor down to the south. that's where it's the heaviest. now as we move wider you can see the coast just off the coast. we could see this for up wards of a week. and we're going to talk about not just rain, but the potential is there for wind, and talk about cool numbers. 57 at gaithersburg. 50 in washington. 57 in fredricksburg. we'll talk about the winds and how much you can expect in your area as far as rainfall is concerned. and just when the system will pull out. >>> lawmakers come to an agreement on day nine of the government shutdown. the house unanimously passing a bill to make sure families of fallen soldiers get death benefits. >> right now the president and vice president are holding a private meeting with house didn'ts. they'll meet with republican leaders in coming days, and today a warning from the department of vetera

. >> mother nature is being blamed for a rocky start to the olympic torch relay in moscow, russian. two torch bearers pass the flame. the relay continued and this marked the launch of the largest relay that will end at the winter games. >> up next, steve's forecast and has the details on a wet, wet start to the workweek. when can we expect the rain >> a series of earthquakes ralted southern and central mexico forcing the evacuation of dozens of villages. more than a dozen centered along the coast, that state and continued for at least three hours. there were as strong as 5.2 magnitude ask there are no reports of any major damages or deaths right now. extreme weather in this country, slammed several parts of the u.s. residents in nebraska are cleaning up from tornados while kentucky deals with flooding and parts of south dakota are seeing record breaking blizzards. the gulf coast did get a break. tropical storm karen fizzled out and it's rough all over. for us, tdry, hot, humid for no. >> for now. we have big changes on the way and it almost feels like august out there. not quite as

that needs to happen soon. >> mother nature's been working on too much sunshine around here. >> which been wonderful and we appreciate it. >> we need the rain. yes, we do. but it's nice to enjoy the sunshine. don't nod just because we need rainfall because we will have more sunshine. clear skies right over top of the oakland bay bridge but just look off in the distance of the television screen. piedmont and oakland and we'll see that fog spread throughout the bay area once again. look at this great view from the pyramid on the marine layer and the great colors of the sunset. you're down to 70, livermore, currently 79. look at san francisco holding steady at 54. mid-60s for you in oakland and san jose, and santa rosa. napa a san raphael, 56 in vallejo, and pacifica. any fog with visibility less than a quarter of a mile, 10 or 15 seconds at highway speed, that's den fog and we'll see that not north bay tonight. dense fog likely in our north bay. bad visibility during the morning commute. plan on leaving early to be safe. sunshine will be out and it will be mild. school cast, piedmont mi

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mother nature, a live look. we were very cloudy new mexico about 2:00 o'clock.ou can see the atmosphere really began to clear out as that low pressure area moved out. beautiful view over san jose. mostly clear in the skies. beautiful shot outside from the pyramid looking toward the golden gate. no cloud cover out there. highed to, mid 60s for you. morgan hill and oakland. napa, 61. half moon bay 60. i have two pieces of evidence as to why we live in the best place in the world. here is sierra. it snowed a foot and a half over the past couple days. that's live shot. some ski resorts are going to try to open up maybe this weekend. within a couple hours, for mavericks. starts on friday. this is video from last year. they need 30-foot waves of regular intervals, good visibility and low winds. i don't think you will get that on friday, but the season opens up on november first. what have we not seen around here recently? rainfall. kpix 5 high def doppler dry again this evening. we have gone 0 for october in san jose. 0 for october in livermore. 0 for october since 19

it will be sunny and warmer, mother nature's treat for today.ool tonight, and the breezy conditions will society in sunday and monday. this is how it looks back at the city from mount temperature tam with the sun sparkling off the ocean. not a cloud. temperatures are two to six degrees warmer today by the time the sun sets. san jose will be 72. up to 73 in los altos and low-to-mid 60's along the coast with mid-to-upper 60's around downtown and south fran and sausalito and low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley and ten degrees cooler at the coast and upper 60's in berkeley and hayward and low 70's elsewhere and castro valley is 73. to the east, low 70's to mid-70's dominating inland east bay neighborhoods and tonight in the 40's to near 50. a few upper 30's to low 40's inland and here is what is happening. high pressure is moving in from the last side of the screen over the ocean and the jet screen is to the north so we will have nice, quiet weather, today and tomorrow. as we head to sunday and monday there is a system to the north and the

mother nature is setting snow records in arizona. it is probably in the mountains. some parts of flagstaff accumulated one inch of snow on thursday. it is the earliest snowfall in that area for nearly 50 years. i am so old i probably remember it. [laughter] it is raining out there. >> it is and has been for many days. we still have some rainfall to go. we have some rainfall totals. some areas have seen more than three inches in the last 24 hours with sprinkles still following. we can see the low pressure system off the coast still causing showers for us. some of us are getting a break from the showers. but light rain is about to approach the eastern portion of downtown baltimore. there are some light showers just outside of pottsville. columbia has had 2.2 inches of rain. doesn't -- towson has also received 2.2 inches of rain. around the airport in the last 24 hours, more than three inches with more on the way. we are under a flood warning and flood watch across the eastern half of the area. it will cover the city and county of baltimore until later this evening. 69

we have to live with mother nature as best as we can to adapt. >> kpix 5. >>> a spirit airline thought it was the end for them, cell phone video captured the scary moment yesterday afternoon. the engine on dallas to atlanta air bus exploded in midair and one passenger was so scared and he texted his wife, "we are on fire, love you". >> we saw the flames and it look like -- >> all the side of the aircraft were full of white smoke and before you know it, you could not see and that's when everyone got scared. >> the plane returned to dallas and everyone made it off safely. >>> an identity theft ring with somehow from a -- wait until you see the evidence. >>> fighting to get cheerios -- of the ingredients that some moms want to removed. . >>> we . >>> we hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. and can cost thousands of dollars to repair... thankfully, the powerful dual action form

the disparity in mother nature has to find a way to balance it out. >> it's also because the dust cloudf these storms. look at you something, john. >> i'm on top of it, pedram. >> you can pick up a few world weather shifts after that. >> come on over. >> pedram, thanks very much. >>> apparently there's a lot of excitement in central russia today. >> really, why's that this is. >> i'm not sure. are you going to tell me? something to do with an out of this world discovery. >> yeah. isa explains. >> reporter: this was the scene back in february as a massive meteor streaked across the sky, turning night into day. the fire ball sent shock waves across russia, shattering windows, injuring some 1200 people and causing millions of dollars in damage. scientists say fragments of the space rock crash landed here, beneath the ice of this frozen lake. now eight months later, the ice is gone. and on wednesday in an operation covered live on russian tv, divers entered the murky water. at the bottom of the lake they found what is believed to be the largest single fragment of the meteorite. it was drag

if you have not had a chance to enjoy it, mother nature is keeping it around.bring in cooler wealth and the possibility of rain. the seven-day forecast shows warmer-than-average all seven days. here is kristen and eric. >> we take you to breaking news in redwood city where there is a fire bumping right now, a three-aharm fire at an apartment building. fire is roaring out from a third-floor unit. maybe more than just burn unit could be affected. this is in an area that has a lot of wooden apartment complex structures. there is a safeway not too far away where the media is staging. we are flying over the scene. you can see the flames coming from the roof with smoke rising in the air as the fire in redwood city beens. we are not seeing people down below but we can only aseoul that the evacuations have been under way and you can see firefighters on the scene and the redwood city fire department tweeted that this is a multicasualty event is what they are calling it. we do not have official word of any other enskies. using lysol in hundreds of ways. what's christine'

. >>> plus mother nature is scaring up tricky troubles for trick-or-treaters. "early today" starts right now. >>> this is "early today" for thursday, october 31. >>> good morning and happy halloween. i'm richard lui. the celebration was almost a century in the making. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years! the red sox are world champions! >> the red sox win the third world series in a decade, but their first at fenway park since 1918. the night began with an appearance by red sox legend carlton fisk, fake beards and all. fisk, you will remember, hit the famous walkoff homer at fenway in the 1975 world series. in the game, though, itself, based loaded, a blast off the green monster. ortiz goes home and gomes brings it in. the first runs make it 3-0, boston. in the fourth, red sox steven drew homers, fans go in a frenzy. sox up, 4-0. the bench goes wild. even one of boston's finest caught celebrating. why not? and a single brings in big papi. 6-0, the lead there. final innings, closer, ruehara, closes the door, 6-1. a spirited cardinals routed in game

i'm trying to enhance what mother nature does. >> first we need a male drone, then what else? >> you need a lot of males. takes a lot of males to inseminate a queen. >> koby is working at the forefront of technology t diversify bee populations. across the u.s. bees are dying in massive numbers. tell us about that. >> there's a lot of different factors, you have to look at the environment, mal pesticides. >> from her farm koby gathers male sperm from drones that can survive harsh conditions and will inseminate queens showing resistance to pests. fitness. >> the process is quick. it does take a lot of squeezing to get enough sperm for insemination. >> i'll role the fingers. >> that's the semen. >> you can see the >> it placed in a tube. >> how much will you give her. >> one turn, 10 microlitres. basically 10 drones worth. the goal is to have - i want gentle productive bee, but bees resistent to pests and problems we have, which is a tall order. i'll spend the rest of my life trying to do that. >> koby is not alone. in paulman washington, members of her team are breeding the >> >

. >> realising mother nature would not wait for the government to figure things out the governors ofennessee and north carolina brokered a deal to get the park gates open. the damage was already done. a study by western karolina university shows what local businesses know. north carolina and tennessee lost more than $30 million in visitor spending, $12 million in lost wages and $3 million in local and state taxes. >> while some businesses wiltered, others flourished. >> fortunately the people in the park had 48 hours to get out. then immediately we, as a city, wanted to help them - those folks coming out find a place to go camping and places to stay. >> there may be better news for tennessee and north carolina. the states may get a partial refund on money used to get the park open, regardless of what happens in washington dc, mother nature is putting on a show in the smokeys. >> it's good timing with the peak, 4,000 feet. it's pretty. we have a couple more weeks, two or three weeks of colours to go. >> for knows banking on the fall. the crowds are too little and too late. >> i'm not

in antioch, mother nature hit this home hard. >> i heard a loud noise and i thought the house was falling, so i ran out of the house. >> reporter: she thought it was an earthquake but instead, a tree pierced into the roof on sunday evening. >> it was pretty scary. i didn't know what to do and who to call and my mom told me to call 9-1-1. >> reporter: her sister's boyfriend was in the room with her 1.5-year-old nephew. a quick jump saved her life. >> he was sitting down on the edge and kind of got up and that's when the tree scrapped. >> reporter: the high winds were a major problem on the highways over the weekend, six trucks and a brand new travel trailer. 580 veering from side to side and one driver told us they had a tough time navigating the road. >> it's driving in the fog. like in front of you. >> reporter: metal scaffolding on the bay street mall is on a pile on the floor. strong gusts knocked it down damaging a few cars. now hopefully we have seen the last of the strong winds. from what we've seen on the roads, i think it's a good idea to be on the lookout for debris. kate, eyewit

. >>> turning now to a story a has many americans keeping close watch on mother nature today. the wild weather causing major problems for much of the country. people in nebraska are cleaning up after a large tornado there and just a few states away are digging out from their first snowstorm in months. and now the threat of severe weather moves east. meteorologist has today's forecast and some good news for the gulf coast. janet? >> hi, uma. yes, tracking tropical storm karen. this storm is being torn apart by upper level winds as well as a lot of dry air. so the good news is that karen is weakening and this might just be a depression within the next couple of hours as it continues to move towards the gulf. you can see the center of the storm is right here but the worst of the thunderstorm activity is east. there's the track. we think it will become a depression in the next couple of hours and it will bring some rain, some moisture across the gulf coast states but certainly not what we anticipated 24, 48 hours ago before this storm has really torn apart. so there's what we're d

mother nature was your friend today. heavy downpours j-rich much of maryland to stop the national weather service issued a tornado watch. if you appreciate -- heavy downpours drenched much of maryland today. rain is further away. the end result is temperatures will cold. as you mentioned, a good rain. almost 1.5 inches. elliot city, 1.2 inches. it is helping things out quite a bit. look at the chill. 43 degrees. that is where our air is coming from. we are back to an october weather pattern. way, you can track storms were every yard with our smart phone app and find interactive radar on our website at wbaltv.com. >> maryland state police have ended the look for a driver that hit a teenager and kept going. i suspect is under arrest for the hit and run that injured matthew hatfield. authorities have not released and the name. investigators said hateful suffered so much trauma and were forced to put him in a medically induced coma. maryland state trooper jacqueline kline is in critical condition after she was hit by a vehic

mother nature has put her foot down. no more hot weather coming our way in the next seven days. >> do we have to dress up for halloween by the way? >> yes. we'll see what happens. >>> doctors' orders. the new rule about smartphones and social media that families need to know. >>> another bay area city is trying to attack soda pop and what the money could be used for. >>> it's failed in another city, but san francisco supervisor wants to put a soda tax in this city. he is calling for a tax of 2 cents per house. it will be used to pay for health and nutrition programs for children. last year a similar proposal in richmond failed. >> the fact is this is a basic public health measure. just like we tax cigarettes because they cause a lot of health problems and cigarette manufacturers fought that. this is an important step forward for public health. >> they'll introduce the legislation tomorrow. it could generate $31 million a year. >>> in health matters, today is to most popular day that people think about kicking the habit.

we have to live with mother nature as best as we can to adapt. >> kpix 5. >>> a spirit airline thought it was the end for them, cell phone video captured the scary moment yesterday afternoon. the engine on dallas to atlanta air bus exploded in midair and one passenger was so scared and he texted his wife, "we are on fire, love you". >> we saw the flames and it look like -- >> all the side of the aircraft were full of white smoke and before you know it, you could not see and that's when everyone got scared. >> the plane returned to dallas and everyone made it off safely. >>> an identity theft ring with somehow from a -- wait until you see the evidence. >>> fighting to get cheerios -- of the ingredients that some moms want to removed. . >>> we scaled at the top of the mountain, what's happening next of your forecast coming up next. >>> mediator in the bart talks announced 45 minutes ago that a strike will not happen tomorrow, trains will be running and negotiations will continue throughout the night tonight, we are told that there has been quite a bit of progress so far. we'll keep on wa

. >> mother nature forgot it's not june anymore. we aren't supposed to with this foggy. 30 degrees today. 55 in the city. 85 in liver more and expect more coming up tomorrow. a live look outside. oakland touch down of the bay bridge. another busy spot without the bart trains. we have low cloud cover blanketing you and it will spread throughout the bay coming up tomorrow. all the way out of the south bay. our stop will be milpedis. you'll be mild, mid 70s tomorrow and wednesday. tomorrow likely the warmer day oche day of the two. it will give us fog every morning. kind of rare to have this in a mid to late october. where it's blocking everything, nothing can get anywhere close to the entire west coast when it comes to rain fall. we're going to stay dry. we will be foggy in the morning and sunny in the afternoon. temperatures with that big 20 to 30-degree temperature spread. no rain fall for us. the closest anything will get will be about friday and saturday. high pressure slides to the east, opening up the door for something to move

mother nature helped. thank you for the beautiful weather for today. going to be an awesome day. don't stop here. we love it all. thank you, kids. can i get a who should in the -- whoo hoo in the back for you being here? back to you. >> lynette charles live in hailthorpe. thank you. >>> a roster shake-up for the ravens. they got monroe from the jacksonville jags. no one is going to miss monroe because he plays for jacksonville. he has to pass a fill and is expected to compete with brian mckinney for the starting job on the offensive line. >>> in maryland terps getting ready for the biggest game they've had in years. they face off against florida state saturday as they kick off their acc farewell tour. they cracked 25 this week for the first time since 2010. as i understand now mike masco, maryland a considerable underdog. >>> let's go to the beach. it's beautiful down there. >> are you driving? >> absolutely. 61 degrees now. it is beautiful out there. starting off on a mild note on the way for a hot note today as temperature will be in the 80s. great l

. >>> plus mother nature is scaring up tricky troubles for halloween. >>> good morning and happy halloween. i'm mara schiavocampo. we start in boston where the celebration has been 95 years in the making. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years, the red sox are world champions. >> last night the red sox won their third world series in a decade but their first at fenway park since 1918. the night began with an appearance by red sox legends. fisk hit the famous walkoff homer. shane victorineo with a triple. in the fourth drew powers a solo homer driving the fans into a frenzy with the sox up 4-0. the bench goes wild with one of boston's finest caught celebrating. in the fourth bringing in big papi. the red sox win it all 6-1. ortiz was named series mvp with two homers, six rbis and a .688 batting average. here is big papi. >> this is for all of you who have struggled this year. >> boston police have reported a handful of arrests. the celebrations continue into the wee hours of the morning. >>> turning to hss secretary kathleen sebelius' grilling on capitol hill. she apologized and

. >> and a double whammy, how mother nature and grid lock in washington are conspiring against it. >>> the closure a family has been waiting for for four years. police have identified remains that were discovered earlier this month. dna tests confirmed the remains are elias sorokin. investigators say he was killed during a drug deal in 2009. his truck was found after he disappeared. two men were convicted of the murder. >>> police officer is in jail tonight accused of sexually abusing young girls. he was arrested over the weekend. that is where ktvu's christien kafton is right now. police say to arrest him they asked him to come in? >> reporter: investigators tell me as a law enforcement officers he had no idea he was under suspicion. the sexual assaults took place between 1992 and 2007 when richard scott mcleod worked in livermore's recreation and parks district. investigators are looking to see if that behavior carried on after he was hired as a police officer. >> nothing so far. we looked at everything and we haven't discovered anything that he purperated any sexual crimes since de

the fountain of youth, we have all heard of it and most of us dreamt of finding it.t but since mother nature has decided we are gonna get old no matter what, many of us have turned to plastic surgery o as a way to look younger and way younger. today one of new york's most renouned plastic surgeons shows us how to keep young s without putting aur knife to your face.a kn plus, do you know what is in your make up? even the all natural organic o kinds? you'd be surprised.be and today we uncover the secrets behind beauty products.auty but first, senator dick derbin has redone his bill to given complete control to the fda tomk approve supplements in thehe market place and remove them at their own discretion. they fought for 40 years to get them off the over thesupp counter market and turned into prescription eye fems -- items owned by drug companies. this bill is nothing more than a power grab or will this make the price of supplements go up? and will it offer anymore the protection than we have now? to debate this topic is dr. dr. dekodis, an internist at nyu medical center and author of "an ecol

i think we all know we have to live with mother nature as west we can adapt within the confines of being reasonable people. >> so san jose airport saying shooting the birds is a last resort. they will try other passive methods, but something they do have in their tool box, if you will. since this whole shooting bird program went into effect a year ago, they say they have euthanized about one bird. kit doe, kpix5. >> allowing airport employees to shoot birds is pretty common practice. sfo and oakland also do it. >> san jose's veterans parade is on schedule for next month. over 40 years, the parade has honored the sacrifices of our servicemen and women. year after year, costs have gone up. private and city funds have gone low. >> runs anywhere from 13,000 to 14,000, and it runs us close to 100,000 a year. so what i want to try and do, being 88 years old, the younger generation. >> organizers are launching a save the parade effort. they hope to raise half a million dollars to keep it going for at least five more years so they can have a 100 year celebration. >> apple's new spaceship like he

over the past 15 minutes, starting to see a little bit of activity right on time, mother nature. boy, oh boy, we like it when she does that. 4:46. showers in the south bay. that's going to be the trend as we head through the next few hour hours. by noon, we are going to cut off the window. you can see if you are waking up with some south bay, waking up with us in the south bay, you have the best chance for that. north of the golden gate bridge, not a lot of activity. we will see that fog. count on changing weather as you head throughout the day. morning showers and mist, partial afternoon clearing. the sun will be out by 4:00 p.m. for your thursday, bright sunshine. gorgeous day shaping up. plenty of mid-60s to mid-70s. on friday, that's when the warmup starts across the bay area. good news if you are going to get out with your family. you can hit the beach comfortably. you can tell, it is starting to get cool out there. 75, livermore, 73, santa teresa. san jose, 70 degrees. comfortable in the south bay. cooler than it has been. make sure you are ready for that. you want to bring

taking advantage of mother nature's plan, the eggs are carefully confiscated.he chicks are then hatched and cared for by humans with as little interaction as possible. when they get old enough, they are released into the wild, this is why after so much time and effort, losing a bird is a huge set back, especially losing a bird to led poisoning. a leading killer. >> the thing that is most disheartening is the led poisoning. we are putting them into extinction. >> california condors eat dead animals. they often feast on game killed by hunters using led bullets. and when they eat aing fromment, that gets into their system. >> today, there is a number of releases, but number 513 isn't one of the lucky ones. he needs medical treatment. one last release of the day and the privilege is mind. >> i will shift the bird. that was kind of terrifying, what do you see for the future? >> there's been millions of dollars put into this program. >> do you argue that it is worth it? >> yeah. i would argue that it is worth it. you to draw the line somewhere. not going to accept th

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. >> mother nature puts on a beautiful show. nicole mitchell will talk about the northern lights. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. my name is jonathan betz. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are your headlines. there is some movement in the stand off over the federal government shutdown. president obama is set to meet with house speaker john boehner. >>> glitches kept people from signing up for government-backed healthcare. millions of americans tried to log on. computer experts are working to fix the bugs. >>> the u.n. humanitarian council is claiming that syrian government is impeding relief efforts. the syrian government said all aid must go through the government. >>> pope francis said it's focused on servicing itself than it's followers. he made the comments in a magazine, and recalled that many of the church narcissists are not doing the work of god. it's the second widely publicized interview the pontiff has granted

we will tell you which areas are effected and show you the damage mother nature has caused. >>> the winds are causing problems all across the bay area. the close call for a driver in napa county after strong gusts toppled the tree. >>> and the dry winds will continue whipping the bay area this morning. how it is impacting fire concerns and your temperatures. coming up. >>> san jose family of six is displaced over night by a house fire. we will tell you what made this fire so difficult for fire crews. >>> we want to take you out live to oakland this morning. you can see by the flag what we've been talking about all morning. very, very windy out there. and that is certainly causing problems on the roads for the commute. i definitely felt it coming

. >> reporter: utah's goblin valley state park is a beauty only mother nature could create. ♪ wigglet ♪ just a little bit >> reporter: tonight this cell phone video is stirring outrage. [ grunting ] >> reporter: three men, boy scout leaders on a trip with thinker troops to the park toppled a rock formation 170 million years old in 14 seconds. >> we have now modified goblin valley. a new goblin valley exists. >> reporter: glenn taylor had his son by his side as he pushed the massive boulder off its mushroom-like perch. dave hall took the video. >> the first thing we say after the rock is on the ground is a little kid right here could have been killed by this rock falling on them. it's all about saving lives. >> reporter: they posted their clip on youtube. now authorities say the three scout leaders could be charged with felony vandalism. >> this is a phenomenal piece of property people travel from all over the world to see. and to have that kind of behavior going on, it was heart breaking. >> reporter: in hindsight the men say maybe they should have notified a park ranger. another les

. >> mother nature keeping you on your toes, christina. >> thanks so much. >>> still to come, a storyhowcasing the caring side of humanity. a man loses his are wallet at a concert, and months later he finds it at his doorstep. nothing touched. nothing taken. we'll talk about that coming up. [ superfan ] we're hitting the road to help america discover the new helper. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ [ male announcer ] you say tomato. ♪ old el paso says diced tomato stand 'n stuff chicken tacos. ♪ you say what's for dinner? old el paso says start somewhere fresh. >> at some point i'm sure you've lost something, like your keys or wallet. it's not every day you find something you lost on your doorstep. this man hadn't seen his ratty old wallet since june when he was on his way home from a concert in colorado, but this package arrived this week addressed to logan. inside logan found this note. >> we found your wal

in antioch, mother nature hit this home hard. >> i heard a loud noise. i thought the house was falling so i ran out of the house. >> miriam sanchez said she thought he was an earthquake that rattled her home, but it was a tree that pierced through the roof into her sister's bedroom sunday evening. >> it was pretty scary. i didn't know what to do, who to call. then my mom told me to call 911. >> her sister's boyfriend was in the room with her 1 and a half-year-old nephew. she says a quick jump saved his life. the baby was not harm. >> he kind of got up. that's when the tree got on him. >> in tracy, high winds were a major problem on the weekend. it flipped over six trucks and a brand new travel trailer. trucks along 580 were veering from side to side. one driver told us they had a tough time navigating the road. >> it was. it's almost like they are driving in the fog. >> strong gusts folked sew much down, damaging a few cars. conditions were also dicey this monday morning on bay area bridges. there were high wind advisories. in san francisco kate kogeron

. >> the resort operator got a head start on mother nature by spraying 6,500 tons of artificial snow on the slope. four more runs will open by late december. >>> that's all this hour on "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thank you for watching. tavis: good evening. tonight, a conversation with writer brian jay jones about his new biography of jim jensen, creator of one of this country's most beloved characters, come at the fraud. despite his childlike wonder, he was a complex man -- kermit the frog. despite his childlike wonder, he was a complex man can and then we will talk with kathy eldon about the struggles to rebuild her life after the devastating loss of her son. we are glad you have joined us. those conversations coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: jim henson, creator of kermit the frog, ms. agee and so many of the muppets is no doubt a beloved american icon. more complex than his followers made have imagined. book written by brian jay jones, let's take a look first at a

(narrator) with mother nature clearly not on her side, lacey tries to turn to her own mother, who ise road. it's already 10:15. (ringing, answering machine) (deleted) bitch. swear to god. my mother decided not to show up this morning to help set up. and still have to go home to get ready. so hopefully, we won't run out of time. tried to call her just a second ago. what'd she say? she didn't answer. (deleted)! stress level right now is probably about a ten. it's a really busy morning, and i have a lot to do, and the weather is not cooperating, at all. (deleted) make the wind quit blowing, is what i really need. does anybody have any scissors? (narrator) with lacey short handed for the day of decorating, she takes a break from the wind to pick up her bouquet. (lacey) oooh, that's pretty. (lacey) that is-- i know. i saw the roses, but it is pretty. it is-- with the roses? why? so, we're at the florist right now, and i came to get all the boutonnieres and the corsages. and they have made my bouquet out of roses and i specifically told her, numerous times, all we're using is the calla lil

they are having to under less than optimal situations still respond to mother nature which doesn't stop just because the government has shut down. i want to get initially a briefing on what had happened with hurricane karen became tropical storm karen around then fortunately dissipated so we dodged a bullet there. in the meantime we're on tornado watch in the mid atlantic states because of severe weather patterns and we have gottably arsdz up north, blizzards up north, and other severe weather patterns. i want you to thank you for all the incredible work you're doing. i think it's important to understand that the people here at fema have been doing everything to respond to potential events. here at fema they are in touch with their state and local partners in case resources are needed. fema raims remains prepared. with distribution centers across the country. but their job has been made more difficult. thanks for folks at fema we were prepared for what might have happened down in florida. nevertheless, the government is still shut down. services are still interrupted. and hundreds of th

mother nature kicking up the wind from that and also from this, band no. 2.will be warm because it's offshore wind. fire danger high and windy for the next couple of days as temperatures climb close to 80 greece the coastline coming up saturday. the fire dangers going up will be breezy the next couple of days. if you've been loving this sunshine, you will love the next several days. tomorrow windy in the afternoon. comfortable temperatures. san jose 75. santa clara 74. hayward you'll hit 71. concord tomorrow 77. san ramon 77. sunshine in the city. petaluma 76. windsor tomorrow 78 degrees with sunshine. warm on friday. 80s all the way to the coastline by saturday afternoon. stay warm on sunday cooling off a bit next week. sunshine across the board each of the next seven days. good weather to get outside and he go for that jogger bike ride. >> stay fit and healthy. >> why not. >>> kooming up how a bay area firefighter wound up in the running for the hottest husband in america. ,,,,,, ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes