everything. >> everything. >> think about it. >> reporter: in washington, lauren demarco, fox 5 news. >>> looks like everyone's loving the warm temperatures these days, including the cherry trees. the blossoms are opening earlier than predicted. sue palka has a look at them. are they open yet in. >> reporter: you know what, brian, around the tidal basin, i put it around 10% and we'll show you that in just a moment. the new prediction as you may have heard is for them to begin blooming as they are new, to be 20% out this weekend and for next week to be the peak. tuesday through friday, a short blooming pack. that is when 70% of the blossoms are out. when we got here, the thermometer said 82 degrees, it's dropped the last hour. six degrees and has gotten cloudy. we heard gary talking a bit ago about a backdoor cold front moving on through and that is still mighty warm for the trees and let's give you a closeup look here. this tree is a perfect example where you can see a lot of the blossoms are very tight. still here on the bud, but then can you get into the higher branches that are able to reach

microsoft's latest mobile phone software. >> i think the most exciting thing is that its a completely new look for the operating system, and it feels fresh and i think it's something that microsoft badly needed. i think obviously they have that reputation of being this old slogging company-- plodding company-- that hasn't really innovated in a while and this definitely gives microsoft a shot in the arm. >> reporter: financially, windows is big for microsoft. in its last fiscal year, its windows business brought in 45% of the company's operating income. and a new operating system helps drive sales of microsoft office software, were more than half of profits come from. >> this is going to be a big launch for them. it's going to drive some upgrades. its going to create some user excitement. and it could be the big push microsoft needs for the tablet market. unrtunately, it's also gng to get undercut by the launch of ipad 3, which will get a lot of buzz and take some of their thunder away. >> tom: that ipad 3 launch is expected next week. in anticipation, apple's market value now tops $500 billion

so her daughters begged us to give her a glam new look. y. we did pick mom. you tell me she deserves this. why? >> she does for everyone else but she doesn't do anything for herself. >> i know you really want this, too, for your mom. >> yeah. she just works so hard and she hasn't had her hair cut like for a year. >> all right. well you deserve a haircut, you deserve to be pampered. are you ready? >> i am very ready. >> all right. we're all ready. over here to our left is her husband, terry, her daughters andrea and cassie. you guys, please keep your blindfolds on until i give you the green light. here is bonnie daily before. all right, bonnie, let's see the new you. >> wow! wow wow wow! all right, kids. you guys all ready? take off your blindfolds, check mom out. >> mom, are you ready? all right, bonnie, spin right around here? >> oh, my gosh. >> you look hot. >> wow. >> you should go give her a kiss right now on the mouth. >> right on the mouth. >> look at his eyes all teared up. lord. >> he doesn't want to mess up the makeup. >> oh, sweet

in solitary confinement his lawyers arrived as we get a new look at him as a young boy. >>> bully pulpipulpit. the president with new words. >>> brand-new and troubling portrait of childhood in america. >>> mad for detail. tonight the mad man taking it back to the '60s and our behind-the-scenes tour. what's really in peggy's desk and what's on the hanger. >> this is the iconic blue betty coat. >>> good evening and we begin here on a sunday night with yet another weather warning for millions of americans. dangerous and potentially deadly weather is on the move right now. tornado watches are up in two states. that number expected to grow. and now the system is moving from west to east gathering new strength. you can see right there in the(& circle where the weather is most severe right now and tonight tornado watches just going up in texas and oklahoma. you can see the counties in red. we're getting a first picture out of arizona. heavy snow around flagstaff. a main highway, interstate 17 shut down by the blinding storm. >>> so let's bring in ginger zee tracking it all weekend long. you could s

so she was thrilled to have the opportunity to get a brand-new look to jump-start this new chapter inet's hear her story. >> okay. this is how we found you in the plaza. it is raining, but let me see what you really look like. >> all right. it's hard to look fabulous in this weather, but you're single and you want to look hot. >> right. >> what do you hope to look like? >> i just hope to look like a better me. >> you're going to look stunning. we are going to pamper you for three hours. are you ready? >> i'm ready. it will be great. >> she's here with her friend, erin. erin, keep that on until we tell you. one last look at heather. let's bring the new heather mcmurray out. all right! erin, take a look at her. >> oh, my god! wow. >> love that hair. turn around and look at it, please. >> whoa! >> look at that. >> i know. >> doesn't look like a bowl or frumpy anymore. >> just gorgeous. >> tear yourself away from yourself for a moment. there you go. what did you do? >> again, heather had a major hair problem. two haircuts, short in front and long in back. >> right. >> we blended it togeth

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federal authorities confirm they are now taking a new look at the strict rules about turning off lapops and ipads. starting today at four airports, people over 75 years old will be able to move through security faster than before. abc's senior national correspondent gym afila has the story. . the tsa doesn't want this to happen anymore, a hands-on search o of a 3-year-old gone viral on the internet today. the tsa points out this was two years ago and kids under 12 are no longer routinely subjected to jacket and shoe removal or embarrassing pat-downs. beginning today, the same is true for the elderly. at four major airports, this one in denver, plus chicago, portland and orlando, new less intrusive procedures for travelers over 75. >> if we are able to focus more resources on passengers that may potentially be of higher risk, then that just makes the security better. >> reporter: now the faa addressing another passenger sore point. >> reporter: alec baldwin learned the hard way, thrown off the plane for playing games on his pda. he jokes about it now. >> can you play games on that? >>

this picture is courtesy of the breaking news page on facebook. look at that. two town homes are heavily damaged as you can imagine. see how bad this fire is from those photos. when firefighters arrived on the scene, the flames were shooting through the roof. it took them an hour to put the flames out. 6 people are homeless this morning and helped by the red cross. a crew is talking to firefighters, we will bring you more information as soon as it becomes available to us. >>> 437 delegates are at stake today. four republican contenders prepare for super tuesday. of the ten states holding contests, ohio is seen as the most important. this state is such a major battleground in the general election. rick santorum and mitt romney are in a dead heat in the polls. coming up, we will have a live report from cincinnati ohio. >>> president barack obama holding a press conference today, ten hours before the close of the polls in which the republicans will be facing off against the president come november in the general election. he will take questions about the economy.

two-car crash it looks like a noninjury accident. that is the good news. let's look at highway 24 at lafayette there is traffic on the right hand side of your screen westbound as you make your way toward the caldecott tunnel not looking too bad. finally 680 near the sunol grade traffic on fremont is looking good. let's check in with steve. >> sarah, are you okay? >> i'm sorry. had a little strep throat earlier. trying to make sure it's over. >> it's friday, you'll make it. >>> we have clear skies if there is any fog, it won't last long. temperatures will rebound. they are much colder here this morning. today's forecast clear, and cold. temperatures in the 30s by noon sunshine a little breeze here and there. the breeze will pick up out of the north and northwest. yesterday temperatures held in the 50s. today we will go with 60s low to mid. 30s santa rosa if it wasn't for a north wind at five. san rafael. napa in there. concord also livermore. heyward and redwood city. everyone else is close. north, northwest out in the big valley. sacramento to stockton ther

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. >>> here is a look at some of the other stories making news early today in america. >>> a dramaticnd to a police chase in dallas. state troopers used so-called pit maneuver to bump the car of a driver who had led them on a pursuit for more than half an hour. the car spun around on a bridge along interstate 30 before finally coming to a stop. the suspect had no warrants and wouldn't say why he refused to pull over. >>> a pair of police officers in oregon have been honored as heroes after saving a man from a burning car. they not only battled extreme heat and flames, they also had trouble convincing the victims to allow them to help. they were finally able to rescue the driver who is believed to have been under the influence. >>> and, finally, the u.s. has set a new world record. one we should be proud of. >> we are. >> he is. 450 women wearing just their swim suits and smiles set a guinness record tuesday for the largest bikini parade. tourism promoters in florida came up with the publicity stunt after seeing the previous record of 357 bikini clad women set in australia last fall. t

here's a last look at debbie before. and bring out the new debbie! oh, yeah. >> okay. all right. take off those blindfolds. >> oh! >> it's a big change. >> is it that bad? >> it's that good. turn around and take a look at yourself. >> oh, my gosh! oh, my gosh! >> so cute. >> take a peek. stand right there. >> oh, my gosh. >> your family is in shock. >> i'm in love. you look great. number one, deeper hair color. the blond was washing her out. look at the eye color. brightened her eyes. and debbie, she had so much hair, just needed to layer it. >> you have hair, hoda. >> a million-dollar difference. >> what do you think? >> i love it. i'm so excited. your hair is short. you have bangs. awesome. >> and your husband is liking this. >> yes, he is. >> and even the mother-in-law, who doesn't really like you. she's crazy about how you look. >> we're leaving her here, okay? getting on a plane and leaving her here. >> the dress donna morgan. >> love her. >> for spring and summer. >> come on out. >> big round of applause for both ladies. great job, you guys. >>

news desk. good morning. >> good morning. u.n. envoy kofi annan is in syria looking for a peaceful solution but he's running into new roadblocks. president asasd told him he rejects anything with opposition and they look to crush the opposition in the north. >>> friends are garing on long island to remember marie colvin, the american journalist that was killed last month in syria working for the "times of london." her friends call her a hero . her funeral is tomorrow. >>> canada and action sports world suffered a tragedy at ski world cup in switzerland. nick died saturday ave crashing first into the net dear the final jump of a sport called nascar on skis. >>> a man arrested in washington state in an attack that wounded a judge and sheriff's deputy. 34-year-old was turned in as a result by his mother after he hid out at her home. it's not known what sparked friday's violence in which the judge was stabbed and the sheriff's deputy was shot. he's been treated and released from the hospital. >>> a u.s. army veteran is on a 3800-mile bike ride for a very good cause. tom

on that june ballot and contracting sessions from county workers. >>> the google web page has a new look this morning. check it out. at the top, there's a new feature called play. it's a source for movies, apps, music and ebooks. right now the store only offers movies for rent, but it could sell them soon. >>> we can tell you facebook's new campus has a new look, that is if you happen to be way up in the sky for a bird's eye look. workers armed with paint and of course a little bit of beer. they left their mark on the company's roof at the headquarters. they got to work rapidly painting a massive qr code over the 42-foot rooftop. those qr codes are what you can lock in to find different websites and deals. the code can be scanned by a smartphone. you can scan the facebook roof. you would end up at the website titled fb code. >> pretty cool. it's 5:27 right now. still to come on "today in the bay." another bay area city trying to figure out how to support the 98% and move the money out of big banks. >> reporter: and two stabbings in two days at an occupy encampment in san francisco. i'm c

looking for. >>> and the bay area joins the call for justice for trayvon martin. this morning, new details coming out in the shooting death of the florida teenager. we'll have the latest details coming up. >>> and a live look outside. beautiful golden gate bridge, not a lot of traffic. so far, it's early on this tuesday, march 27th. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning, everyone. it's just about 4:31 in the morning. >> lots to get to this morning. let's check that forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you. it's one of those mornings you want to make sure to give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination. they are slated to intensify as we head throughout the day today. and we're talking about the potential for inches of rain even right here on the valley floor. so we're going to let you know how much we're expecting in your city, when we will get a little bit of a break and then when our next round moves in because there's more rain in that seven-day forecast. mike has a stall that could slow you down this morning. >> yeah, and everybody stalls getting to work.

> san francisco's newly renovated metreon is preparing to unveil vail the new book -- unveil the new look. 12 of the 20 retailers will be open tomorrow. target will open in october. the owner hopes the renovation will draw shoppers and generate millions in revenue for san francisco. >>> apple's new identify pad -- new ipad shuts -- hits store shelves. a store employee will help you customize it and set up e-mail. apple's stock briefly toughed $600. it's now down to 587. >>> tonight, muni will hold its last town hall meeting on tackling the huge budget deficit. it gets underway at 2640 queerry -- geary boulevard. the agency is considering ways to pay off this deficit. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you you the next time news breaks. have a great day.

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new wife when he gets home. he has no idea this is going on. when i get off the plane, he's going to be a little surprised. >> hopefully. >> one last look at our he new erica out. jennifer, you keep that blindfold on, please. >> wow! nice. >> wow. >> you're going to freak. >> all right, jennifer. take it off. >> oh my gosh! you're so gorgeous! >> you really do. turn around. >> oh, my god. >> you look great. >> oh, my gosh. it doesn't even look like me. >> yes, it does. that's the real you. >> beautiful. beautiful. >> oh, no. you're not going to -- you're going to ruin your makeup. >> oh, my gosh. look at the difference. >> okay, louis. >> thank you. >> god bless that we use waterproof makeup. i've lightened her hair, added extra highlights on the bottom because he does look great, you know, with the depth around the face, provide contrast, which is the most important thing hair color can do. again, layers around the face, kept them long because her hair is fine. makes it look thicker. >> erica, give me one of those, please. >> gorgeous. >> jennifer, what do you think? >> that's a true friend, by the way. true friend. >> you look beautiful. don'

new looks we want to look at. the patterned pumps and the skirt, in alleva rites. both back. closets for so many seasons. skirts are where it's at. you want to hit the refresh button. >> tracy has given us great ideas. shall we look at our first model? kids, let's pump up the volume. what are we looking at? >> the pleated skirt. it started on the runway with prada spring 2012 collection. it's lady-like and polished. it lends itself to the office. it has a sophisticated eye to it. >> a lot of women will say, pleats, no chance? >> it can be flattering. you want to find the right size. this is between a box pleat and a nice pleat. >> really cute. >> we added the great, little -- >> i think the a-line skirt makes your legs look slimmer. now model, new look. poplin is back? >> we're starting with the pencil skirt. and it's just that little extra ruffle or piece of fabric at the midsection. and pastels, huge trend for spring. this is a new take on the pencil. it's from zarra. and it's $79.90. >> you are saying, it will accentuate the hips. and it's back to the tiny waist. >> you de

ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans?oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> new at 10:00 tonight a dog attack in san francisco is prompting community action. ktvu's patti lee is here to tell us a dog was killed, the owner mauled, patti. >> reporter: we're live, and as you can see fliers like these are everywhere. they warn of a dog that likely lives in this area but hasn't been seen since the attack. her fingers still covered in bandageless. kim ferguson puts up signs and talks to everyone she can. to warn them ability the dog in this picture. a 50-pound mattiff that mauled her and killed her dog dijon. >> she got a hold of her neck and shook him around. >> reporter: ferguson says she snapped this shot after she figured she was not going to leave with her dog and not help them. >> i've

looking great. i don't even see any slow traffic between urbana and clarksburg right now so that's good news for you as well heading southbound on 270. we'll take a live look at the legion bridge on the west side of town. a good indication of what it looks like the entire western stretch between 270 and 66 and the dulles toll road. things are looking great on the west side. inside the beltway on i-66 and 395 running at or above the speed limit. even on 295 this morning no problems across the wilson bridge. we'll end with a live look at the roosevelt bridge, and this is a good indication of what all the potomac and anacostia crossings are looking like this morning. coming up in my next report we'll go into maryland at 6:25. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> time for another look at today's question of the morning. since it's friday we're having a little fun today. a little racy. according to a recent study, it takes around 20 dates before a couple does this. what is it? a, sleep over, b, kiss, or c, exchange house keys? >> sharon, one of our facebook friends writes c, because after 20 dates, you

original investigation into her disappearance. >> we want to get a new team, new eyes, new hands on who will look evidence, perhaps in a new way, and see something that other investigators may, just may have missed five years ago. >> reporter: the portuguese review will happen alongside one already being carried out by london's scotland yard. both are trying to shed new light on what happened during the mccann's family vacation. kate and jerri mccann had been dining in the resort restaurant while maddie slept in their nearby apartment. after she went missing a window and shutter were found open. despite a massive search and intense media coverage there were few clues as to where maddie was, or who had taken her. >> we will leave no stone unturned in the search for our daughter madeleine. >> reporter: but, the following year, portuguese police ended their investigation, which at one point involved questioning kate and gerry. they fought hard to keep their story in the public eye, determined the time since maddie's disappearance would be no obstacle. >> if more than one person was involved, you may

look for a change anytime soon. coming up, we talk live to the stars of the new nbc comedy, "bentz." >> i think blowing engines would be a good curse word. we will talk about your forecast but first, a live look outdoors with light winds of the east. >> i think you are onto something. we were going to answer your plant and gardening questions. >> spring officially began at 1:14 this morning but the weather pattern has been way ahead of the calendar. we have seen spring-like temperatures for the past week or so. that trend continues this afternoon. the doppler doesn't show any activity. it is dry as you head into virginia. but what the radar cannot pick up is a low cloud cover and drizzle. it's not out of the question you could have a couple of raindrops on your windshield for the next couple of hours. then we have a chance for showers and thunderstorms as we head into the afternoon. in the satellite picture. clouds across the area and fog left over with drizzle possible. a couple of patches could filter into the afternoon. that may help temperatures bounceback and that will help create the instability to get showers

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"jewish annotated new testament" is one of several new projects urging jews especially to take a new look at jesus. bestselling author rabbi shmuley boteach's latest book is called "kosher jesus." that notion, he says, is a radical departure from what he learned as a child. >> when i grew up, jesus' name -- his very name was off limits. jesus was seen as the archenemy of the jewish people. he was really seen as an apostate and traitor to his people. >> boteach believes the time is ripe for a new paradigm. >> we can't ignore the 600-pound gorilla in the room, which is jesus. christians and jews come together, and they can never mention jesus. christians are afraid of offending the jews, the jews are uncomfortable with the mention of jesus. >> growing up in a predominantly roman catholic neighborhood in massachusetts, levine had the impression that the christianity of her friends was just a different form of her family's judaism. and then she heard otherwise. >> when i was in second grade, a little girl accused me of having killed her lord because she had been taught that the jews were resp

an expert gives us a new look at where president obama might rank in history but it depends on one big factor. >>> one of the writers of the "game change" book tells us how he accidentally got a cameo in the movie. good morning. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." >>> developing this morning we know the identity of the american soldier facing charges in the killings of 16 afghan civilians. army staff sergeant robert bales was flown out of kuwait and is at the detention center at ft. leavenworth, kansas. he's 38 years old, married with two children and is highly decorated after three previous tours in iraq. john yang is in kansas and we'll have more details and a live report just a few minutes from now. >>> let's go now to front-page politics. we are watching three big contests in the republican presidential race, missouri, puerto rico and illinois. rick santorum is campaigning in month many right now. gop caucuses take place there today. santorum is the favorite after getting 55% of the vote in missouri's nonbinding primary back in february. a bit later he's heading back to illinois

coming up, a new look at the meat labels that you will see at the grocery store. l show you what has changed and why the move >>> good morning. welcome back to "news 4 today." starting today passengers will have to buy two tickets if they can't fit into one. the carrier bought airtran and the two airlines are now in the process of merging. the rule applies for passengers who cannot sit in one seat with the arm rest down. >>> starting today new labeling rules go into effect for meat. they now require nutritional fat labels on 40 of the popular cuts of beef in poultry. they will list calories, saturated fat, vitamins and total carbs. consumers need and want that snoofgs they want to be able to make well informs choices and they want to be able to do that with information that's quick and easy to understand. >> shoppers can now do side-by-side salary cocalorie cs of meat. you may not see a labelen o every single package. they're allowed to list the information on a wall near the meat counter. >> internet google is changing its privacy policies as of today. those who u

natalie's standing by at the news desk with a look at all the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. the attorney for neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman suggests that a new police video of his client is inconclusive, saying the images are very grainy. the video appears to show zimmerman with no visible injuries. four hours after he killed unarmed teen trayvon martin. zimmerman has said he acted in self-defense, and his attorney claims that martin broke his client's nose and left a bloody gash on the back of his head. >>> the captain who suffered a midair meltdown this week on a jetblue flight is now facing federal charges. on wednesday, he was charged with interfering with the flight crew. the flight from new york to las vegas had to be diverted to amarillo, texas, when clayton osbon left the cockpit and went on a rant up and down the cabin aisle. he was subdued by passengers. >>> a man is being questioned this morning at philadelphia international airport. he was taken into custody after the tsa found fireworks in his carry-on luggage before he could board a flight to san