i traveled to newark and joined with him in that victory. and i remember being struck by his deep desire to help people and i had no idea he would grow and develop into this leader that we mourn and praise here today. and through his work as a member of the house education committee and the foreign affairs committee, he led the fight to address inequities in every rem of existence. he was a great proponent for piece. -- for peace. and i must say that i am convinced that he had the spirit and the philosophy of dr. martin luther king jr. that he lived and demonstrated every single day of his life. he's the one member that i can say, i never saw him angry. i never saw him upset. and when i was able to take him away from his african commitments, i took him to haiti, where he immediately understood the depth of the suffering and the tragedy that required us to go back again and again and again. and so donald payne, what has been said of you today is only a small token of the contributions that you've made during your life, you'll be missed by you

he cared so deeply about his hometown of newark and the other towns he represented. always looking out for those in need, the disadvantaged, the poor. those are the people he cared about and spent so much time trying to deal with their problems and make their life better. but i think more than anything else i'll remember don's smile. don always felt that things could get better. that we could work together. i think a lot of people don't know that his district was very diverse. there were many afcan-americans, there wer many people of other nationalities. we would often talk about the italian americans he lived with and grew up with and word with in his district and he always felt we could have a better world. the democrats and republicans could work together. that people could work along ethnic -- across ethnic and racial barriers. and he always made me feel no matter how down i was on a particular day that this place was important and that we can make a difference in ople's lives. so i will sorely miss him and i would ask this afternoon at the end of the day, probab

newark lost its champion. africa lost its informal ambassador as donald payne exercised tremendous leadership and influence as a senior member and chair of the african subcommittee. but with the passing of donald payne, i think it's important to note one other loss. because for millions of people around the world who never knew don payne, they lost a hero. . don knew that almost a billion of the world's poorest people lacked access to clean drinking water, that almost three times that number lacked access to sanitation, resulting in the death every 15 seconds of a child needlessly to wear-borne disease. one of the great privileges of my career in the house was working with don payne on the paul simon water for the poor act. don payne was a quiet member of congress, but he knew what was important. he was clear in expressing those needs, expressing what needed to be done. and his leadership, his work behind the scenes as well as on the front lines made it possible for the first time in our history to have the un

he loved new jersey and he loved his hometown of newark. he was proud to work with him to revitalize the river in newark, that waterfront which for many years had been inaccessible to the public. don will be sorely missed, especially for his leadership to his constituents. i will never forget his valuable service. we lost a great principaled man who lived a life from which we can all learn something. may the tributes and prayer of so many of his colleagues here this afternoon today be a source of strength to his family. and i yield back the balance of my time. thank you. mrs. christensen: thank you for joining us and for offering those words on behalf of congressman payne. i now like to yield two minutes to the congresswoman from california, another dear friend of congressman payne, lynn woolsey. ms. woolsey: mr. speaker, i rise to pay tribute to a man i loved, a man i respected, a friend for life and a mentor. when i came to congress i couldn't have picked a better mentor. a public school teacher from new jersey. someone kind and smart, de

. >>> up next, newark's school superintendent camie anderson.rning joe" brewed by starbucks. i knew it'd be tough on our retirement savings, especially in this economy. but with three kids, being home more really helped. man: so we went to fidelity. we talked about where we were and what we could do. we changed our plan and did something about our economy. now we know where to go for help if things change again. call or come in today to take control of your personal economy. get free one-on-one help from america's retirement leader. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a certified financial planner professional. cfp. let's make a plan. >>> with my whole heart support our new superintendent camie anderson. she has and will continue to take bold and courageous common sense steps to transform our system to that end. these steps won't be easy, but change never is. i want to be frank, it is appalling to me that when superintendent anderso

over 1of police officers in newark. december i wrote asking if you would provide federal federal resources to assist our ailing cities. and i am pleased -- general, to see an increase department of justice planning other steps that we can use to help protect new jersey from violent crime? >> well we areat in terms of cops grants we do the best that we can there. i think we have a substantial amount of money in the budget. i note that i spoke to the mayor of camden at reception saw her. we have certainly, with regard to camden, in 2011 made available moneys to h$3.79 million. 2010, 19 officers, and we'll be looking at that kind of unique situation again this year. we certainly are putting into new jersey and in other places task forces so helping to the extent that we, that we can. as well. there are a variety of ways in which the federal government can help given the economic situation that many cities around the country are facing. we want to be good partners in that way. camden is a place that i think is deserved spec

this is in newark. officers tell us that a s.w.a.t. team is there in a police action that involves officers from new arc, fremont and the -- newark, fremont and the highway patrol. one man has been arrested. there's now a search for a second man in that same neighborhood. that's why there is still a lot of police activity. again this, is still a developing situation. we'll have more on this online at ktvu.com. of course, we'll update you during our 5:00 newscast. >>> well, this afternoon grocery hand retail workers will hold a rally. hun drerdz of workers and retirees from safeway, raley's and save-mart are demanding belter healthcare. they've been in contract negotiations with the supermarkets since january and they say there's been little progress toward as new krmt. >>> criticism for starbucks to remove artificial coloring in one of the drinks, they decided to stop using red dye in their frappuccino. instead they are using beetles. the fda has certified those beetles as a safe food additives. it's also used in yoplait yogurts and po

but what that did for that plant in newark, it allowed them through the jobs now program to 87hire chris. it leverage is everything else we do. i am an optimist about the future of this country. hubert humphrey used to say that he was an optimist because he looked out in the field of pessimism and there was too much competition. [laughter] but i think we have a lot to be optimistic about. when we met in san francisco recently, i really wanted to come back, because what you have done here is probably more than most cities in the country, and i invite you to continue to push washington. because what you have done is you have continued to raise this issue, and i think that will kind of give us the ammunition to move the program forward. i also want to recognize the employer here, because we get a lot of credit to employees for working hard and doing their job, but it really is employers, small businesses that are going to turn this around. and you articulated it. what they have done here in bringing this shop, opening this shot up here, helping to rejuvenate a community, but also to provide

the coast guard landed a helicopter in a field at bunker elementary school in newark this morning. members of every class at the school got to tour the chopper. they heard from crew members about the importance of math and science education. >> we do a lot of exciting things here in newark unified school district. we're very excited about the opportunities that we're providing for our students, presenting a world class education for them. it starts with our kindergarteners and getting them ready for college and careers and providing as many opportunities for them educationally that we can possibly provide. >> along with giving them an up close look at the chopper, the coast guard provided important information on water safety with spring coming up. >>> good news for the economy involving jobs. >>> it truly has been an honor to play in indianapolis. >> the colts make it official. peyton manning's farewell from indianapolis. >>> we told you early about the unveiling of the new ipad in san francisco. shares of apple have been going up all morning. they've dipped briefly into negative

he was last seen yesterday at newark junior high school. he is 51 hmm, black care and brown eyes and is on crutches. police say he is considered at risk bus because he needs his mid-asia. >> educators, parents and students in santa clara's unified school district kicked off campaign to protect the schools from state cuts. i proofed the voters, the tax would raise 2.3 million daz -- a year for local funding. the budget is facing a shortfall of more than $8 million for the current cool year. >> we have been able to pass bond measures in this community, wonderful fa siltdz, and the community has been supportive. but we need them to step up a little bit more. it's only $7 a month for -- like a trip to starbucks. >> if measure a is proofed it will be added to the property tax bill for santa clara county residents. over the past ten years the district has lost $35 million in deappreciatate property values. >> after a backlash of criticism, rush limbaugh apologizes for the insulting name he called law student. >> and prince harry celebrating his g

it's a great day being in newark with all the irish. . >> jimmy: something tells me st. patrick's isn't the only day he dresses like that. today was a big night in the world of televised dancing, the floor was waxed, the stars were tan. len goodman had a fresh bowl of candy on the judge's table for the season premiere of "dancing with the stars" tonight. i have to say, it is exciting to watch these performances and realize that one day, one of these stars could turn out to be an actual star. [ laughter ] quite a group they've assemble said this time out, people from melrose place, little house on the prairie, family magazine, if you saw it between 1975 and 1993, we've got it. sherri shepherd from the view is dancing. martina navratilova, gladys knight, a latino heartthrob named william levy. what kind of a name is william levy for a latino heartthrob? sounds more like your claims representative at state farm. despite the fact that i've never heard of the guy, the gambling website has him as the odds-on favorite to win this thing. i think this might be why. there's a lot

. >>> officers swarmed a newark neighborhood today looking for two suspected car thief. they say spotted a car reported stolen in a -- they say the two men hopped the fence and ran from police, not long afterwards neighbor reported seeing someone hiding in a backyard on -- news chopper 2 overhead just after 12:15 when newark police along with officers from fremont police and chp joined the search. one suspected was arrested police are looking for a second man. the man arrested for the brutal killing of five people in one home appeared in court today. david tells us the suspect was appointed an attorney. the question still remain as to who will ultimately represent him. >> for a second day, 35-year- old was led into san francisco superior court in handcuffs. he's charged with a brutal slaying of five people and the district home last week. delayed -- arraignment was delayed again today as attorneys argued. the public defend ear office once reported his -- >> he's not representing him, there's no reason why our office should not be permitted to represent -- >> it's clearly

the 1960s insofar as there are multiple moments and the two largest concentrating in detroit and newark, again both tied to altercations, misunderstandings, moments of violence exchange between african-americans and police officers and july 12th through 17th 1967 newark erupts into disorder that results in 26 people dead and 725 injured and 1,500 arrested and property damages estimated at over $10 million. detroit after a police raid l a hours establishment, detroit erupts into violence for four 33 black, ten white, 467 injured, 7,200 arrested, half of om indicated, 2500 stores looted, 388 families left homeless, 412 buildings damaged and demolished and between 40 and $80 million in property damage in the detroit violence. so this is a crisis. i think mills would agree or mills would kind of -- this would be something he would point to a disruption in collective value that leads to a moment of crisis and so when the federal government brings a these moments of disorder, moments of violence, they want to ask three main questions, what happened? why did it happen and how can we prevent it

livermore and newark aren't alone. francisco has already issued 500 layoff notices. >>> state lawmakers agreed to carry out an audit of san jose's pension system. the city council approved a june ballot measure that would increase employee contributions and limit benefits for new employees. san jose officials estimate pension costs will range as high as $650 million in 2015. employee unions say that figure is inflated. >>> the league of women voters and two prisoner rights groups sued california election officials today. in december, the california secretary of state issued a memo saying low level felons sentenced to county jail for more than a year are ineligible to vote. but the lawsuit contends, a 2006 ruling found prisoners are entitled to vote. >>> there was an important delivery today for the artist who has created a huge sculpture in oakland remembering some of our heros. john sasaki tells us, something very unfortunate is also happening to that work of art. >> reporter: we caught up with the artist at his oakla

livermore and newark aren't alone. san francisco has already issued 500 layoff notices. >>> state lawmakers agreed to carry out an audit of san jose's pension system. the city council approved a june ballot measure that would increase employee contributions and limit benefits for new employees. san jose officials estimate pension costs will range as high as $650 million in 2015. employee unions say that figure is inflated. >>> the league of women voters and two prisoner rights groups sued california election officials today. in december, the california secretary of state issued a memo saying low level felons sentenced to county jail for more than a year are ineligible to vote. but the lawsuit contends, a 2006 ruling found prisoners are entitled to vote. >>> there was an important delivery today for the artist who has created a huge sculpture in oakland remembering some of our heros. john sasaki tells us, something very unfortunate is also happening to that work of art. >> reporter: we caught up with the artist at his o

mayor booker were unaware of the investigation in newark. >> thank you for the update.ner ray kelly is caught in the middle of the controversy. one hand praised for protectting his city and on the other hand accused of racial profiling. which description fits the best in here's the question on who is ray kelly? >> since the attacks of september 11th, 14 terrorist plots against new york have been foil would and horrific death and detruction averted. it is the target of choice for those who want to do us harm. they are at the forefront and under the command of the commission ray kelly. born in 1941, the commissioner raymond kelly is a life long new yorker and grew up in manhattan son of a milk and a macy's dressing room checker. 1960 kelly joined the new york finest and began a long and storiied career in law enforcement. he was in the marine corp and 1965, he was the first u.s. troops deployed to vietnam. then lieutenant kelly commanded troops of the second battalion first marine. and when he returned to new york. he quickly passed the nypd exam to be a sergeant. and whi

over 100 terminations of police officers in newark. in december i wrote asking if you would provide federal resources, could provide federal resource to assist our ailing cities, and i am pleased, general, to see an increase in the budget for cops' grants. is the department of justice planning other steps that we can use to help protect new jersey from violent crime? >> we're certainly making sure in terms of cops grants to do the best that we can there. i think we have a substantial amount of money in the budget. i note that, for instance -- i just spoke to the mayor of camden, i was at a reception. we certainly with regard to camden in 2011 made available moneys to hire 14 officers,s 3ds.79 million. 2010, 19 officers, $4.2 million. and we'll be looking at that kind of unique situation again this year. we certainly are putting into new jersey and in other places task forces so the dea, acf, fbi are helping to the extent that we can, as well. there are a variety of ways in which the federal government can help, given the economic situa

. >> police in newark are asking for the public's help locating an at-risk teenaged boy. authorities say 15-year-old andre sein-colon didn't return home francavilla newark junior high school, about 5-foot 1", 111 pounds and uses crutches. police say he is at-risk because he should be taking medication. >>> the republican candidates for president hit the campaign trail today ahead of the supertuesday primaries. in ohio, rick santorum said a rise in single parent families is leading to a society where morality and freedom are breaking down. the former senate says he is not backing away from talking about social issues despite criticism that it the tactic may polarize voters. >>> mitt romney was also many ohio, where he touted his business background in daytona. ohio is the biggest prize on tuesday, with 66 out the 149 nationwide delegates up for grab. ron paul indian washington state. observers predicted that that was the congressman 's best shot so far for a win, but that win would not happen. just minutes ago mariner was declared the winner of the washington caucuses. ear

newark's mayor, cory booker.s conversation to have. >> i'm going to say i'm so excited to be here. you are a jersey girl. forget it. >> i stay one forever. >> you are forever now. it's great to see you now here. >> thank you. look, this -- i really do have my eyes on new jersey at this point. it is such an interesting state with its kind of blue cities and its republican marrow owe its republican governor and kind of the questions of how do you for example as a mayor of a city like newark manage to work with your state across partisan lines to get actually get things done on the ground in newark? >> i think it's far more together than we let our politics express. as much as the headlines try to make us seem like we're attacking each other, the governor and i sat down when he was governor-elect and said everybody will try to pit us against each other. let try to find things to agree on. there are areas in education and public safety and economic development and at the end of the day, i know in my city the best way

he cared so deeply about his hometown of newark and the other towns that he represented.those in need. the disadvantaged. the poor. those were the people that he cared about and spent so much time trying to deal with their problems and make their life better. but i think more than anything else, i remember don's smile. don always felt that things could get better. that we could work together. you know, i think a lot of people don't know that his district was very diverse. there were many african-americans, but there were many people of other nationalities. we would often talk about the italian americans that he had lived with and grew up with and worked with in his district. and he always felt that we could have a better world. the democrats and republicans could work together, that people could work along ethnic, you know, across ethnic and racial barriers. and he always made me feel, no matter how down i was on a particular day, that this place was important. and that we could make a difference in people's lives. so i will sorely miss him. and i would ask this afternoon

and go where i want to go. >> i will see you both in chicago or newark.re going to come on the show. all right. thank you very much to both of you and please everyone let us know what you think about that conversation on twitter. >>> there is a violent video said to show the murder of seven people in france leaked to the media. are they going to show it? and a business man with connection to spanish spies dead in a hotel room. sounds like the plot of a tom clancy novel, but it is true. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! [ male announcer ] remember when you were a kid? you liked getting dirty and building thin

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she is in the newark cemetery and there is a certain crime rate in newark. >> yes, but do they provideity? >> this are not reliable. there has been a lot of removable of available items in the past 20 years or so. stained glass windows from some cemeteries. bronze urns for cremation. there is a threft of -- there is a theft of materials and especially from a high profile person. >> when you steel from somebody who is famous it is impossible to sell that. you would be named. >> you take the diamond out of jewelry and you can't tell where it came from. >> i wouldn't know. i am a law allieding citizen. one more question. can people change their minds about the things they buried their relative with and say, oh my god. i am broke. i need that jewelry. >> yes, the next of kin who owns the plot can do what they wish. they would then be able to remove the jewelry if nobody else has done it before. >> it is like a bizarre owe, morbid investment. you just keep something there until you need it? it is like an underground bank. >> you don't get interest. >> famous stuff that belongs to famous peo

at the age of 77.new jersey vvters first elected the newark native to congress in 1988. &pdemocrat was serving his 12th term.paane served as the chairman of the congressional also a senioo member of the house committees on foreign affairs, and education and the workforce. a second radio station has pulled the plug on thh russ commentsshe made last week about a georgetown law student. student.w-b-e-c... a massachusetts radio station... says limbaugh's commmnts were unacceptable.limbaugh called wanting free access to birth control.he's since apologized. &pbuu the radio station says he needs to be accountabll for hhs actions. "we really used a litmus test of, 'if this was a local staff member would this be acceptable behavior? and the answer's no.'"-butted to-"i think the man needs to be accountable for wwat he said comments were just very inappro" inappropriate." a radio statioo in hilo, monday. lawmakers in maryland are considering addingga person's drivers licenses.ionn...to licenses.that means licenses woulddindicate if the person is either a veteran... or active duty m

we can meet in newark and let's see whose ideology best suits the traditional core values of a blacksee whose yoipds stand to mustard. i accept whatever challenge you have but i throw down the gauntlet tonight. let's have a test of the different ideaologies. >> can i ask you both? >> that's funny considering i'm not a liberal condition. >> when you both go come back here and let's continue this conversation. >> i will show up wherever you need me to show up. >> you are going to call jackson and sharpton out you show up. >> i have been calling them out for a long time. >> that's why you are here. >> i remember negroday in the south. i have paid my dues in the south. my grandfather said he didn't go through what he went through so i could be black. he went through what he went through so i could be free. say what i want to say and talk to who i want to talk to. >> i will see you both in chicago or newark. please everyone let us know what you think about that conversation on twitter. >>> there is a violent video said to show the murder of seven people in france leaked to the media. are

newark, camden, other cities in new jersey have cut their police force at alarming rates. the police force in camden, over 100 terminations of police officers in newark, new jersey. this december i wrote to find out if you would provide federal resources, a federal resources could be provided to assist our ailing cities. i am pleased to see an increase in the budget there. the department of justice, claiming other steps that we can use to help protect people of new jersey from violent crime. >> we are certainly making sure that in terms of grants, we're doing the best we can. we have a substantial amount of money in the budget. i spoke to the mayor of camden at a recession. certainly, with 2011, with what we made available, there was money to hire 19 officers with $4.2 million. we will be looking at the unique situation again this year. we have put together task forces at various places, helping to the extent that we can as well. there are a variety of ways in which the federal government can help deal with an economic situation that many cities around the country are faci

governor christie, newark mayor booker, both, both each, apparently unaware of this large scale investigation. how can the law enforcement agencies spy on another states residents without notifying the authorities that, that governor, the mayor even knowing about it? >> i don't know. we have -- we are in the process of reviewing the letters that have come in -- expressing consaernz bout -- are -- their various components within the justice department actively looking at these matters. i talked to governor christie, saw him at a reception, couple days or so ago and he expressed concerns he had. he publicly expressed his concerns as only he can. i think at least what i have read publicly, again what i read in the newspapers is disturbingch thedisturb ining. these are things under review at the justice department. thank you, general holder, madam chairman. i assume the record will be kept open. >> the record will be kept open for questions. we then ask the department to respond within 30 days. senators may submit additional questions, we ask the department to respond within 30 days. before i rec

the journal says the social network is looking at face in newark in case newark reject -- newark rejectsrent plans. >>> twitter removed several accounts that were using the flame of -- name of the president of syria. 11 accounts were fraudulent. twitter suspended the accounts. >>> this morning david cameron and his wife headed off to new york city. they boarded a british airways jet at joint base andrews in maryland. in new york, they will visit the september 11th memorial. the prime minister spent the last few days with president obama. last night he was a guest of honor at the state dinner. in their toasts to each other, the two spoke warmly of the close relationship between great britain and the u.s. the prime minister said president obama beminds him of another -- reminds him of another president. >> the first president i studied at school was theodore roosevelt. in following it, he has pressed the reset button on the moral authority of the entire free world. >> among the 360 people invited to the dinner were several american and british celebrities, including george clooney, sir ric

. >> places like newark, $22,000 per student, the results are absolutely abysmal.t about the fact that there is a direct correlation between more money and better results. over the last two to three decades in this country we have more than doubled expenditures. >> and the results at best have remained stagnant and many cases gotten worse. >> john: where does the money go? >> when i was a superintendent in d.c., i inherited a central office that had more than 1,000 employees. by the time i left office we had less than 500 and everyone said it was operating much more efficiently than they had ever seen it before. a lot of goes to a bloated bureaucracy. >> john: newark $22,000 per student, half million dollars per classroom. i think you great teachers you could hire for that. but look at the private schools. private schools in the cities where they charge a lot, average private school charges less than what the public schools spend per student, 12,000 versus 8,000 and not all but on average do a better job. catholic schools spend even less and do a better job. >> the

right near gnu newark. a great deal is on fire, from what we know, traffic is getting by. a major brush fire going right now off the new jersey turnpike in gnu newark, new jersey. >>> the former house speaker made several stops today in annapolis. the republican criticized maryland's governor, martin o'malley, for his proposal to raise the gasoline tax. >> also there's talk here about an increase in the gas tax for maryland, which i think shows as much political insensitivity as you can imagine. given everybody's concern about the price of gasoline. >> gingrich acknowledged his campaign is facing financial pressure these days. he says his staff will have to remain on a tight budget in order to make it to the republican convention this summer. >>> case in point, from now on, it will cost you $50 to have your picture taken with the former house speaker. the campaign started charging for photos last night at an event in delaware. up until last night, supporters could pose for pictures with mr. gingrich for free. >>> the hottest race going in maryland's upcoming primary electi

newark, new jersey, raleigh, durham, north carolina, and washington, d.c.baltimore, it's 24 per 10,000 women. >>> students at a south baltimore school get an out of world visit from a nasa astronaut. >> we were in space. i could take this cup of water, tip it upside down like this, and nothing would happen. >> he shared his journey in space at the middle school as a nationwide push to expose kids to science. it took him four tries to get into the nasa program but paid off because he since made four missions to space. >>> coming up, on a date while a woman was out with this guy. you won't believe what was going on at her house. >>> a documentary going viral. but the questions tonight surrounding the invisible children charity. >>> my daughter didn't talk to me for three days. >> a hockey day's use. what he has to say for himself. >>> a cooler strike to the weekend. what's coming up next. complete coverage continues with denise koch, vic carter, guy jackson, and first warning with mark viviano and it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,, >>> it is 67 degree

similar to the spear gun confiscated two weeks ago and says last week seized a jar of dead snakes in newark and an inert mortar shell, and a stun gun in palm beach. >> and wow, well it's been nearly four years since california began cracking down on cell phone use but is it paying off? coming up. >> and despite apologies a musician is withdrawing music from the rush limbaugh show. >> in the accu-weather forecast center, showers, strong winds and sub-freezing temperatures are elements of the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> looking forward to it. thank you. michael finney has a sneak peek of the ipad three. and how it appears bigger than it s 8p >>> we want to take you live inside of the state capitol now. you can see tensions between okaysy education and police, dozens have been staging sit ins and say they're not leave whgt capitol closes tonight. police say they will arrest those who refuse to leave there. is a standoff developing outside as well, there is a permitted protest scheduled for 5:30. we're going stay on top of this for you and update you at 6:00. >> and more rush limbaugh a

people are most likely to lose a smart phone are philadelphia seattle oakland of long beach and it newarkore than 9 million cell phones lost in the u.s. last year. >> around the bay area the clouds have cleared out that there's more rain on the way. temperatures have cooled down into much of the bay area. as we head down 11, 49. coit tower is beautiful in the sunday night light. we do have more rain on the way for the bay area and we will look for clouds to increase by tuesday it will look like it will get wet again. tomorrow looks dry. members in the upper '40's with sunshine and clouds tomorrow. high-definition radar, the rain has shoe dried up around the bay area. you can see the front is being pushed along by the low pressure center and will spend over point conception and santa barbara they had steady rain tonight. they had snow atop mount baldy. it was raining in palm springs and it will all head out of the state by tomorrow night. breanne civic center, almost 1.5 in.. san francisco had almost 1.5 in. and loss status had an inch and 2/3. we are still just half of mourn normal rainfa